Winter Harbour, British Columbia

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Winter Harbour as seen from a boat in the harbour
Winter Harbour as seen from a boat in the harbour

Winter Harbour is a fishing village of 20 people on the northern tip of Vancouver Island, at the mouth of the Quatsino Sound. It was named in the 1800s because of its safe natural harbour.

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Coordinates: 50°31′N, 128°02′W