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INFORMATION FOR OUR VISITORS
- Despite its small size, Thetis has an excellent ferry schedule, and regular float plane service from Vancouver to Thetis Island Marina. (Links to the B.C. Ferries schedule for Thetis Island, and the Harbour Air and Tofino Air websites, are found on the map page.) We are happy to offer free pick-up and delivery from and to either the ferry or the marinas, as needed.
- If you are driving, please be aware that Thetis has no gas stations, so be sure to fill your tank before coming over.
- There are two convenience stores on the island, one at each of the marinas.
- Although the permanent population of Thetis is small, in the summer it can swell to between one and two thousand. This places extra pressure on the ferries, so be sure to allow lots of time for the process of getting on or off the island - just in case.
- For more information about the island, we can send you an e-mail version of the "Visitors' Guide to Thetis Island" (upon request), or you can have a look at our community website - www.thetisisland.net
At Cufra Cliffs B&B:
- 2 night minimum: Cdn$100.00 per night, double occupancy, light breakfast (full breakfast: $115.00 per night)
- One night only: Cdn$140.00, double occupancy, light breakfast (full breakfast: $155.00)
- Cdn$20.00 per night extra for each additional person, to a maxiumum of four
- We're sorry, but we're not set up to take plastic. Please make your payment by cash or Travellers' Cheques.
- Because of the cliffs, this B&B is not suitable for small children.
- Please, no smoking in the cabin. If you do smoke outside, please ask for an ashtray. Fire hazard is usually very high in the summer.
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- WE HAVE PETS (A large dog and three cats) - If you have allergies to animals, we may not be your best bet. However, if you like pets, you'll like it here....
- But because we have pets, we must regretfully decline to accommodate yours. It might work out well, but it could also be disastrous. Not a holiday.
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