Dedicated to the island’s early Japanese settlers, whose former land it inhabits, the garden offers winding paths through beautiful flowers and foliage as the perfect space to rest and reflect any time of year.

Located at Georgina Point with spectacular views across the Strait of Georgia, locals know that this is the best spot to watch the sunset. Established in 1885, the Lighthouse marks the entrance to Active Pass and is a great place to watch for sea life.

With trails leading through lush forest up to the highest point on the island, at Mount Parke you’ll find spectacular views that are well worth the hike, or choose from a variety of trail options.

From Bennett Bay take the scenic trail to Campbell point, part of the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, to see remnants of old-growth forest and superb views from the point across to Georgeson Island.

A 26-hectare waterfront regional park property, St. John Point is a place for local residents and visitors to connect with nature, experience forested and coastal areas, and indulge in tranquillity.

Curl up with a good book from Books on Mayne, with an excellent selection of quality new & used fiction and non-fiction, you’ll find a great read to relax and unwind. Look for local authors and local original art.

From housewares and decor to a curated collection of art, jewelry and island mementos, EnVision is not to be missed.

Fair Trade, locally sourced, sustainable, slow fashion from Canadian and international designers, Inis Trading Co. is the island’s most beautiful store.

Mayne Island’s friendly local thrift store is packed to the rafters with good stuff. Not to be missed!

An island grocery store with a fresh approach. Find local people supporting local agriculture at the Farm Gate Store.

A wide selection of fresh and packaged provisions to meet your visit’s needs.

A local hub featuring groceries, wine, beer and more. The Miner’s Bay Trading Post is a piece of history.

An emporium of “many good things,” Happy Tides features health food and natural products.

With award-winning small-batch ales and lagers, the Mayne Island Brewing Company is a required pit-stop for any visit.

Family-owned, find an excellent selection of baked goods, breakfast and lunch options, and ice cream at the Sunny Mayne Bakery.

Wood fired pizza with a side of rock and roll, don’t miss Give Pizza Chance.

Coffee truck with specialty coffees, teas and treats.

A friendly hole-in-the-wall, The Montrose Local has great vibes, games, and specials.

An 18-hole course with technical and open holes, flanked by the wooded coastline, it’s not hard to see why Mayne’s disc golf course promotes the sport. Hosts annual tournaments, too!

Learn a little about the island’s history from a collection of historical artifacts. The Mayne Island Museum is operated by the Agricultural Society.

Open on summer Saturday mornings on the Agricultural Hall grounds, you’ll find farm-fresh produce, art, baked goods, jewellery, jams and preserves, and more at the Farmer’s Market.

Hair, face and nail care, plus local art, jewelry, hand-dyed silk, and bamboo scarves. G.G‘s is the place to treat yourself.