Savary Island, B.C. - Paradise of the North Pacific.

So wrote Captain George Vancouver on July 1, 1792 in his dispatches to his British Majesty, King George III. For centuries the beautiful beaches, warm waters and abundant food sources have drawn people to this island. It is said that the Sliammon First Nations used it as a principle summer meeting spot, a fact verified by the presence of numerous middens of empty clam shells at various places on the island. There are also stories of fortification of the Western tip (now known as Indian Point) against raids from other First Nations.

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