At low tide, the rocky and sandy shores of North Saanich are a beachcomber’s delight. Tide pools reveal tiny crabs, starfish and other sea creatures. Sea lions, seals, dolphins and the occasional pod of killer whales parade by North Saanich shores. Blue Heron, Eagles and other sea birds are sighted on a regular basis. People are also drawn to the shoreline by the views of passing ferries, marine traffic and our fabulous west coast sunsets.

Please remember that:

	•	Nearby homes own the property above the high water line, so please respect their privacy.
	•	Parking can be an issue at some beach accesses so if possible, it is preferable to walk or cycle to your area of interest.

For further information on the District's beach accesses, please refer to the North Saanich 2009 Guide to Parks, Trails and Beach Accesses Brochure.