Roscoe Bay BC approach and anchoring

Join us on an unforgettable cruising adventure aboard our classic Bayliner 4788 Pilothouse Motoryacht as we navigate the stunning waters of Desolation Sound and make our approach to the serene Roscoe Bay on West Redonda Island, British Columbia.
In this video, we share our real-time approach through the narrow entrance (timed perfectly with the tides to clear the shallow entrance), drop anchor in this protected gem of an anchorage, and set up for a peaceful overnight stay.
Watch breathtaking views of the surrounding fjords, calm waters, and rugged coastline that make Desolation Sound one of the top cruising destinations in the world.Our trusty Bayliner 4788 handles the trip beautifully – from the pilothouse helm views to comfortable cruising. We highlight tips for entering Roscoe Bay safely, anchoring techniques (including stern tie options in busier seasons), and why this spot is perfect for swimming, hiking to nearby Black Lake, or just relaxing in nature.If you're into Pacific Northwest boating, motoryacht cruising, or dreaming of Desolation Sound adventures, this one's for you.Boat: Bayliner 4788 Pilothouse
Location: Roscoe Bay, Desolation Sound, BC, Canada
Pro Tip: Always check tides before entering – the entrance gets shallow at low tide.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Preview
1:20 - Approach
11:27 - Entrance
25:00 - Dropping Anchor & Setup

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