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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Surrey | Honeymoon |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Remote West Coast Adventures is a Surrey-based operator whose official website promotes private voyages aboard the Union Jack, a restored wooden tugboat. For couples researching a private yacht charter British Columbia experience after the wedding or for a small celebration, the relevant offering is a custom private charter rather than a published wedding or honeymoon package.
The business’s official pages describe coastal travel, private events, dockside dining and charter planning. They do not state that the company provides wedding ceremonies, receptions or dedicated honeymoon packages. Couples should therefore treat this listing as a research starting point for a tailored charter and ask the operator directly whether their proposed wedding-related use can be accommodated.
Remote West Coast Adventures describes itself as a Canadian-owned eco-tour company operating on Canada’s west coast. Its principal documented wedding-adjacent service is the private charter: exclusive use of the Union Jack with crew, a flexible itinerary, pre-organized activities and excursions, a customized menu, and onboard recreational equipment.
The operator also publishes private events and dockside dining among its offerings. The private-charter page says the crew includes a captain, lead engineer, deckhand, chef and stewardess. These are documented service features, not a promise that every role, meal, activity or itinerary will be available for every date.
The company’s office address is in Surrey, while its itineraries are presented as British Columbia coastal voyages. The official site names locations ranging from Vancouver harbours and Howe Sound to Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, Desolation Sound, Toba Inlet and the Inside Passage. A proposed route, embarkation point and any travel arrangements should be confirmed before booking.
This may suit couples seeking a small, private, multi-day coastal experience with family or friends, or a post-wedding trip that can be discussed as a custom charter. It is not presented as a conventional land-based wedding venue. Couples needing a large ceremony-and-reception format, guaranteed dock location, vendor access or a published wedding package should ask those questions before treating it as an event option.
A confirmed feature is the historic Union Jack itself. The homepage identifies it as a classic wooden tug built in Deep Cove, B.C., in 1941, and describes modern comforts, private cabins, bathrooms, ensuites and showers. The private-charter page also documents exclusive vessel use, a crew and customizable coastal itineraries.
Capacity needs clarification. The homepage says the vessel accommodates up to eight guests in six private cabins, while the private-charter page says groups of up to 12 guests can use six renovated cabins. Because the official pages conflict, the appropriate group size, sleeping arrangements and event capacity must be confirmed in writing. The site also says some listed activities can carry additional charges.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The private-charter page displays a reference rate starting at $1,500 per person, per day, based on a $12,000 daily rate before tax for up to eight passengers, with a three-day minimum and an additional-passenger figure. The page does not identify that rate as current for 2026, so it should not be relied on as a quote.
Older shared-tour pages also display dated departures and prices from 2021. They are useful only as historical page content, not current pricing. Ask for a written estimate that identifies the charter duration, passenger count, taxes, meals, activities, transportation, gratuities, deposit, cancellation terms and any wedding-related setup costs.
The official booking page provides an enquiry form and lists 1-844-634-7922 and info@remotewestcoastadventures.com. Its form asks prospective travellers to select an interest area, travel month and party size, with private charter and private event among the listed options.
For a wedding-related enquiry, describe the intended occasion, preferred dates, expected guest count, desired route or dock location, overnight requirements and whether a ceremony, meal or other suppliers are involved. Request confirmation of availability and scope directly from the operator before paying a deposit.
Ask whether the operator will accept the planned use as a wedding-related charter, elopement, reception, post-wedding trip or other private event. The reviewed official pages do not answer that question directly. Confirm whether the vessel will be underway or dockside, the departure and return ports, the minimum charter length, passenger and overnight limits, accessibility, weather or itinerary-change procedures, and whether third-party suppliers are permitted.
Also ask for the current contract and cancellation policy. The policy page contains dated references to 2022 and 2023 travel and COVID-related terms, so couples should obtain the current version rather than assuming those historic terms apply. Confirm taxes, insurance expectations, deposit schedule, payment recipient, food and beverage scope, activity charges, gratuities and any required permits or officiant arrangements.
The official domain matches the company name and directly documents an active contact and booking route, private charters and private events. This supports an Active listing for the documented charter service. The listing does not certify availability on a particular date.
The page remains in the Honeymoon category because a bespoke coastal charter can be relevant to couples planning a post-wedding trip. That taxonomy should not be read as evidence of a dedicated honeymoon product or wedding package. Verify all event-specific details directly with Remote West Coast Adventures.
No. The official pages reviewed describe private charters, private events and coastal travel, but do not publish a wedding, ceremony, reception or honeymoon package. Ask the operator whether your proposed use can be accommodated.
The private-charter page lists exclusive use of the Union Jack, crew, a flexible itinerary, pre-organized activities and excursions, a customized menu and use of onboard recreational equipment. It also notes that some activities may have additional charges.
The official pages conflict: the homepage says up to eight guests in six private cabins, while the private-charter page says up to 12 guests in six renovated cabins. Confirm current passenger and sleeping capacity in writing.
No current price is explicitly published. The site shows a private-charter reference rate, but it is not dated as current; request an itemized quote for your dates and group.
Address: 13465 King George Blvd, Unit B, Surrey, BC V3T 2T8, Canada
Phone: 1-844-634-7922





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