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Lasqueti Island lies in the Georgia Strait of the BC Pacific ocean, just north of French Creek (on Vancouver Island) and southwest of Texada Island.
It is approximately 8 KM wide by 22 KM long.
It is only accessible by passenger ferry, private boat or floatplane.
Roadways are unpaved and there is no public transportation.
With no waste services, Lasqueti Island is a pack-out-what-you-pack-in community.
Camping on the island is prohibited.
Lasqueti Island is home to approximately 350 residents.
There are no electricity services so only alternative power sources are used.
While visiting the Lasqueti Island Hotel, we encourage our visitors to take in the abundance of community events to get a true taste of the culture and beauty of our island.
Featured Attractions & Community Events
Every year Lasqueti Island celebrates it's volunteer Firefighters and First Responders with a grand picnic.
This popular family event hosts food, fun, music and much more!
The day before the event, community members gather to clean freshly caught salmon, which is donated each year.
A fun-filled day to celebrate all that is Lasqueti Island, including a parade and Silly Boat Race.
The Lasqueti Dayz Parade starts at the Tea Pot House.at 12 PM, and highlights all facets of Lasqueti Island including a marching band, fire truck costumes and more.
Then take part in the Silly Boat Race at False Bay Harbour at 1:30 PM. The only rule is your boat must be handmade with materials you have on hand!
A live band finishes up the day on the patio at Lasqueti Island Hotel from 4-8 PM.