Annette Inlet Anchorage Gulf Islands

Annette Inlet.  Annette Inlets is a little wider than Glenthorne Passage, with few houses and a good sandy beach at the head.  As you approach, note the charted rock that dries at 0.9 meters, off the mouth of the inlet.  A rock at the point is marked by a small, private beacon.  Approach from the Glenthorne Passage side and wrap around the point, leaving the beacon to starboard.  The head of the bay shoals to drying flats.  Anchor in 8 feet (zero tides) anywhere, gray mud bottom.  Southeast winds can blow across the low swale separating Annette Inlet from Ellen Bay on the other side of Prevost Island, but there isn’t enough fetch to build waves.

For more information visit our partner site Waggoner Cruising Guide.   For all your yacht provisioning call our concierge desk at 778-432-0477.   If you’re looking for a superyacht marina we accept 65′ to 220′ vessels.  Phone or book online to reserve your slip or book the ultimate yacht Rendezvous.