Category Archives: Special Guests

Running a B&B gives you the opportunity  to meet some really interesting people. We were fortunate to have Adam Hart stay with us this year along with his family as they explored Vancouver Island.  Adam is a  nutritional expert, whole … Continue reading →

My friends from St. John’s arrived bringing with them the salt meat, mustard pickles and Newfoundland savoury in order to prepare  a feast of turkey and jiggs dinner for us and our guests from the community.  Parsnips, turnip, brussell sprouts, … Continue reading →

East Meets West… We so enjoyed our visit with good friends from St. John’s, Newfoundland.  And to top it off we had the delightful pleasure of hosting Tanya from Peterborough, Ontario.  Pat, Donna and their daughter Katie enjoyed an evening … Continue reading →

We had the delight of hosting a family from North Vancouver as they enjoyed a little “stay-cation” on Vancouver Island.  They enjoyed a full breakfast of zucchini muffins, sweet potato fritters, fruit salad, mushroom tartlets and baked eggs on pesto … Continue reading →

We have some special guests that stay with us and this is what makes the bed and breakfast so special. We have had a great adventure hosting medical  students doing their rotation through the Ladysmith emergency care centre. Cindy is … Continue reading →

Medical Students doing their internship in Ladysmith come and stay with us for a month at a time. While working at the Ladysmith urgent care centre and family practice clinic they become part of our family and  have the opportunity … Continue reading →

We were delighted that Connie McGregor chose to spend her 90th Birthday with her family at the Island Estuary. They had three days of celebrations as Connie and her crew reminisced and explored the Ladysmith and Chemanius area together.  Each … Continue reading →

The island estuary is accommodation with a difference. . . most people do not know that we have faeries that come and visit us and sprinkle some magic on our home. Wendy, Faerie from the Praries came to visit us. The … Continue reading →