North Island measures approximately 16,000 square
kilometers in size, yet its population is only about 2% of the total for Vancouver Island.
North Island is famous for unusual land formations and Little Huson Cave Regional Park is the location of a number of these natural oddities including sink holes, canyons, and a swiftly flowing river that disappears into rock. The Port Alice area is another good place to see caves and karst.
The Browning Wall is considered the best dive site in B.C. and one of the top five cold-water dives in the world.
The Nakwakto Rapids in Seymour Inlet are the fastest tidal rapids in the world.
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