Nootka Sound, 893264 Zuciarte Channel

Looking for somewhere on the coast to place a little float home? To create a base for kayaking, fishing and other west coast adventures? This 0.151 hectare ocean licence of occupation is specifically for a recreational float cabin!

Tucked along the northern coast of Concepcion Bay on the east coast of Bligh Island, this licence of occupation has forested, rocky shoreline to one side and beautiful marine views out the opening of Concepcion Bay across Hanna Channel and Muchalat Inlet to Vancouver Island.

Bligh Island is situated in the popular Nootka Sound region and offers access to amazing fishing and west coast exploring. Easy boat access from Vancouver Island makes this an appealing option for someone looking to establish a recreational float cabin site to enjoy all this region has to offer.

This is a long-term licence of occupation, with 18 years remaining on the 30-year term.

Float cabins are readily available for purchase around the coast, either pre-owned or new builds. Barge services will tow a cabin to its new location.

An opportunity for a unique and very west coast experience on the west coast of Vancouver Island!

Bligh Island offers a place to enjoy the peaceful serenity and unspoiled beauty of the west coast of British Columbia. There are many activities to enjoy in the area such as fishing, diving, photography, hiking the Nootka Trail, kayaking, whale watching, nature watching and clam digs and bakes on the many remote beaches.

Nootka Sound is rich in marine life, including marine mammals such as whales, sea otters, sea lions, and seals and abundant varieties of fish and other marine life. Nootka Sound is the center of some of the best sports fishing to be found on the west coast of British Columbia. 

The area is renowned for its natural beauty, abundant wildlife and some of the best sportfishing for salmon, halibut and lingcod anywhere along the BC Coast. The marine and avian wildlife is diverse, including otters, sea lions, seals, whales, eagles and numerous sea birds.