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Moutcha Bay Marina, RV Park & Campground, camping & Kayaking in Nootka Sound, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, BC, Canada. Home Services Fishing Kayaking Activity Info History Info Reservations How to get Here Links 2006 is just around the corner!!.....for 2006 Moutcha Bay is planning for new services and tours.....details are still pending but will be incorporated onto the website.....please check back often.... Website is Currently being updated & revised for 2006 with new services and tours to be offered. TYEE KAYAK SURFING DERBY Printable PDF File Printable Location Map Printable Site Map NEW!! Must check Out! West Coast Vancouver Island WEB SITE AQUATIC MAMAGEMENT BOARD The "Great Walk" 2005 Support the Cause! Volunteers required " Looking forward to adding your Moutcha Bay comments & pictures here. " "Bring your digital cameras as I would love to include your pictures in our future photo section" Moutcha Bay is your fishing, camping, kayaking and boating gateway to magnificent Nootka Sound off the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Moutcha Bay Marina, RV Park and Campground is strategically located at the head of Tlupana Inlet and provides you with easy access by boat to the best salmon fishing and marine / eco adventures on the westcoast of BC in Nootka Sound. We have a variety of camping, RV and boating services to offer. First of all, its a good road into Moutcha Bay so you dont have to worry about bringing your RV / motor home or hauling in your tent trailer or travel trailer, everything should arrive safely. If youre RV camping and are looking for a secure, peaceful waterfront RV Park or RV campground with marina to serve as your home base while you launch your boat and spend your summer fishing for Salmon, Halibut or prawns or looking for Killer Whales, Sea Otters and Black Bears then Moutcha Bay is for you! We have large, spacious RV campsites, some with power (you can specify when you reserve your spot), all with lots of room to maneuver and park your RV safely. If you are tent camping we have a selection of campsites, some right on the ocean with easy access to the boat moorage dock. Just imagine, you could slip out of your tent and into your boat to catch breakfast before your family wakes up, now thats a holiday! Click on our Services Link for full details. If we have what you are looking for (and were sure we do) you can reserve immediately using our Online Reservation System. If you require accommodations we have a rustic, comfortable log cabin for rent with a private deck. We also rent wall tents (bring your own bedding) that get you up off the ground and in out of the weather. We have limited parking for non-guests so if you are just looking for a boat launch please reserve a parking space. The same goes for boat moorage space in our marina. We also rent ocean kayaks along with a small fishing boats and motor. For 2005 Moutcha Bay will be providing full fish guide charters, water taxi & kayak transport and self guided kayak tours. Moutcha Bay has a small store, hot showers and composting toilets. What more can you ask for on an outdoors wilderness vacation in beautiful B.C.? Beautiful scenery? Oh yes, we have that too! Moutcha Bay is under new ownership / management and a number of new services are going to be provided to ensure past and future clients enjoy their west coast experience on Vancouver Island. The salmon fishing for 2005 is predicted to be once again a record year with strong runs of Chinook (Tyee / King Salmon) and Coho returning to the Nootka Sound. With the government predictions comes the expectation for the same recreational fisheries openings as 2004 or better. For your convenience and trip planning we've provided maps indicating the fisheries openings in the sound, as openings change well update the maps accordingly. So check back often. In addition to the marine adventures we can't under estimate the land base activities at Moutcha Bay or the surrounding area. Be it a self guided tour through our local caves, afternoon break photographing crystal clear waterfalls, searching out the local Roosevelt Elk or Black Bear or stopping at the Conuma Salmon Hatchery for a free guided tour with the salmon experts. The list of activities are numerous, you'll find more information on the activities information pages. For the second year in a row Travel & Leisure Magazine has rated Vancouver Island as the #1 destination under the Best Island; category in Continental US/Canada and # 3 worldwide. The Island has attained this world class status through quality tourism products and Moutcha Bay has taken this one step further by identifying other services and tourism products that will supplement your Vancouver Island holiday experience and where possible have made direct links to those quality tour operators in the area that would be happy to hear from you. The richness, history and quality of adventures on the west coast is really the result of the respect and management of our natural resources and environment as a whole. As it has so much to offer society in general, today and into the future, our goal is to ensure that we operate Moutcha Bay in a sustainable and environmentally way. We appreciate all the dedicated work that has occurred on the west coast in salmon and marine resource enhancement. We are proud to assist where we can and in doing so Moutcha Bay will contribute a portion of revenues to the Destiny Fund . Enjoy our web site and explore all the services we offer. We also have links to Grizzly bear viewing tours, other ocean kayaking trips, Destiny River Adventures raft and float tours, West Coast float plane tours and charters and lots of useful links to local information, services and attractions. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Services | Reservations | Fishing Info | Activity Info | History Info Kayaking | Links | How to get Here | Home Phone: 250-923-2908 or E-mail: info@moutchabay.com

Luxury Motor Home

Bareboat, luxury schooner, motor yacht, fishing charters We are located in Annapolis, Maryland, the center of yachting activity on the East Coast and are one of the oldest and largest charter companies on the Chesapeake Bay. We are known for the variety of bareboat yachts we offer for charter and the fine condition in which we maintain them. Plus our large fleet of luxury motor yachts and schooners are the perfect venue for corporate outings, private parties and weddings. Chesapeake Bay Bareboat Charters We have a great selection of sailboats and catamarans for bareboat charter ranging in size from 35' to 52'. Charter for a day sail, a weekend trip or a week-long cruise around the scenic Chesapeake Bay. We also have several power boats available for charter. If you don't know how to sail, we can provide a licensed captain for your cruise. Luxury Motor Yachts and Schooners We also offer the largest fleet of certified schooners and luxury motor yachts on the Chesapeake Bay, providing companies and individuals with unique meeting and entertainment sites. We can easily accommodate small and large groups for private parties, weddings, corporate entertaining and team building. From an elegant wedding or reception, to company parties, client entertainment and team building, to family events, we can provide the perfect setting. A variety of luxury vessels are available that accommodate up to 240 guests. Whether your needs are an intimate proposal dinner for two or the romantic wedding of a lifetime, your satisfaction is our first priority. Our friendly, experienced staff will be happy to work with you to make any social or corporate function a memorable event on the water. Cruise the historic waterways of the Chesapeake Bay and treat your guests to a unforgettable event. The possibilities are endless! We also offer bareboat sailing charters from St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, St. Vincent in the Grenadines, Belize, Florida and the Bahamas. Home | About Us | Site Map | Directions | Contact Us | Special Events Site designed by Donna Lee 2002-2003 Latitude 38, LLC

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Landcruise Canada Ltd is Canada's premier facility for motorhome rentals. 9810 RENTAL QUOTE Motorhome Preview Insurance Coverage Terms & Conditions Mobile Marketing Win flight from UK Canada Travel Info Canadian National Parks Travel in B.C. Camping in B.C. Vancouver Victoria Kelowna Travel in Alberta Camping in Alberta Edmonton Calgary Travel in Ontario Camping in Ontario Toronto Travel in Quebec Montreal Camping in Quebec Travel in New Brunswick Camping in New Brunswick Travel in Nova Scotia Camping in Nova Scotia Halifax Travel in PEI Camping in PEI Travel in Newfoundland Camping in Newfoundland Sales Lifestle Subsidy Our brochure New @ We have RV Motorhome Rental Hire affiliates in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax, who offer popular "C-Class" - "B-Class" & "A-Class" motorhomes for rent. These hire campers are all well maintained within a corporate fleet, consisting of almost 900 luxury motorhomes. Each RV rental motorhome is meticulously maintained within a corporate fleet. Our affiliates enjoy a strong market for second hand motorhomes; as such, brand new units are always arriving, for your motorhome / RV rental in Canada at Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Montreal or Halifax. Explore Canada with us, in the luxury of a fully appointed motorcaravan, complete with central heating for winter travel and powerful A/C systems for our hot summers. As an International visitor to Canada or resident here, youre likely looking for the chance to experience the grandeur of our landscape, our wide open spaces, mountain ranges, our mighty rivers & crystal clear lakes and the wildlife that lives within. The seasonal flora & fauna blooms will abound and unfold before you as you explore, this great country, in the comfort of your own motorhome! Our magnificent cities are bustling with a multitude of cultural events, highlighting our diverse culture and offering unrivalled culinary fare. We have events such as the world famous Calgary Stampede, art's events such as the Toronto International Film Festival, the Montreal Jazz Festival, F1 & Indy series car racing and much, much more. Whether you take your motorhome for a one week journey; in Ontario, to see the Canadian Shield, the crystal clear lakes carved out during the ice age or the vast forests located within two hours of Toronto, youll be elated with the destination! Perhaps a longer camping holiday in Canada is to your fancy. Tour one region or venture one-way from the Atlantic Provinces with their world renowned lobster, spectacular Bay of Fundy National Park, Peggys Cove and tour across Canada to "Super Natural" British Columbia, on our west coast, via Banff & Jasper National Parks, to savour succulent grilled pacific salmon, prepared on a seaside campfire, listening to the soft pacific lapping along rugged coast, with a view of the magnificent Rockies to the east. So if youre ready; explore with us at Landcruise, as we will ensure you start out right with a courteous, hassle free reservations, FREE Trip planning and a service experience that is unparalleled. RV Rental or RV Hire, Motorhome Rental or Motorhome Hire, Camper or Campervan, Caravan or Motorcaravan; call it what you will, if it about camping, we have it and look forward to providing your family with our services. Sincerely, Graham T. Schreiber, President. Canada, will deliver the journey of a lifetime. Adventuring in an RV makes all this possible at an affordable price with no packing and repacking at each and every destination. Landcruise Canada Ltd in conjunction with our Federal & Provincial Tourism offices invites you to experience and explore Canada soon! Privacy Policy 2000 Landcruise Canada, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Liberty Mutual - Home Insurance Glossary Home > Home Insurance Glossary Printer Friendly Home Products Get a Home/Renters Quote Policyholder Benefits Understand Coverages Claims Saving Money Flood Insurance Home Safety Fire Safety Credit Information and Insurance Home Insurance Glossary The following are some general terms that may be helpful to you in reading and understanding your Homeowner, Condominium, or Renters insurance policy with Liberty Mutual. Because insurance laws vary throughout the United States and Canada or coverages may not be available in some jurisdictions, the information below may not apply in all situations. The terms and definitions in your actual policy will govern any claims or questions of interpretation.  Please take this opportunity to read these terms and if you have any questions, please  Contact Us  or call your nearest Liberty Mutual Sales Office. A-C | D-G | H-K | L-N | O-R | S-Z Act of God An unpreventable accident or event that is the result of natural causes; for example, floods, earthquakes, or lightning. Actual Cash Value An amount equal to the replacement cost of lost or damaged property at the time of loss, less depreciation. Additional Insurance Insurance that supplements an already existing policy. It is uncommon that the company or its duly authorized agent allows additional insurance. Additional Living Expense Any necessary increase in living expenses incurred by the insured, so the household can maintain its normal standard of living. Applicant A person who fills out and signs a written application for insurance. Application A written statement by a prospective policyholder that gives the information the company relies upon when evaluating the applicant and issuing the policy. Appraisal A survey by a Liberty Mutual Claims Representative or Claims Appraiser estimating the amount of damage to property and the cost to repair or the determination of a complete loss. Basic Limits The lowest coverage amount, as prescribed by law or the company, for which an insurance policy can be written. Basic Limits primarily prescribe limits of liability. Cancellation Termination of an insurance contract before its expiration date by either the insurance company or the policyholder. Catastrophe A sudden, severe disaster that causes a large loss. Claim A demand for payment under an insurance contract for the estimated or actual amount of loss. Conditions Provisions that set forth the rights, duties, and responsibilities of the parties to an insurance contract. Conditions may be found anywhere in the contract. Coinsurance Clause A clause requiring the insured maintains insurance on the property at least equal to a stipulated percentage of its value in order to collect partial losses in full. Return to beginning of Home Glossary . Damages A sum of money that a party is legally obligated to pay to another as compensation for injury. Declarations The part of the policy that provides detailed information about the insured, the insurer, and the coverages. Deductible The amount of a claim that the policyholder has agreed to pay. This amount is deducted from a claims payment. Depreciation A decrease in the value of any type of tangible property over time. Effective Date The date the coverage begins on an insurance contract (policy). Endorsement An amendment to your policy written especially to cover unique items just for you. An endorsement is also a change to your policy that is made during the policy's term. An endorsement is attached to your policy to modify the terms of the insurance contract. Exclusion Part of an insurance contract that excludes coverage of certain perils, persons, property, or locations. Expiration Date The ending date of an insurance contract (policy). Extended Coverage A clause in an insurance policy or in an endorsement that provides additional coverage for other hazards or risks than those provided under the basic policy provisions. Fire Insurance Contract prescribed by each state insuring against direct loss by fire, lightning, and other defined causes. Flood Insurance Coverage against damage caused by the rising or overflowing of bodies of water. This is available through a national insurance program and must be bought separately. Return to the beginning of Home Glossary . Hazard Situation or condition that increases the possibility or extent of a loss. Homeowner's Policy A form of package policy including fire and other perils, theft insurance, and comprehensive personal liability. The premium is stated as one amount. Insurance Department A state's department that has responsibility for the enforcement of the state's insurance code. It is charged with the supervision and licensing of insurance companies and agents and the general administration of insurance laws of the state. Insurance to Value The amount of insurance written on property is approximately equal to its value. An insured most always wants to insure all property to value. Insuring Agreements Part of an insurance policy that states the coverage of the contract. Insured The person who is protected by the insurance policy. Insurer The company that issues a policy to a policyholder; the party in the insurance contract that promises to pay losses and render services. Return to the beginning of Home Glossary . Liability Insurance Liability insurance pays on behalf of the insured for certain types of injury to others. Limit of Liability The maximum amount that an insurer agrees to pay in the case of loss under policy contract. Loss A value reduction in an insured's property caused by an insured peril, the amount sought in a claim, or the amount paid on behalf of an insured under an insurance contract. Loss Payable Clause A policy condition that enables an insured to direct the company to pay any loss that may be due to a third party. Loss of Use Insurance Compensation for loss caused because the policyholder has lost the use of his property. Mobile Home Insurance A special policy designed to meet the needs of mobile home owners or occupants, covering physical damage to the home, contents, and personal liability while the home is used as a permanent residence. Mortgage Clause A clause in an insurance policy that makes a claim jointly payable to the policyholder and the party that holds a mortgage on the property. Mutual Insurance Company A company with no capital stock that is owned and controlled by policyholders. Named Insured The individual or organization with whom an insurance contract is made and who is specifically named as a Named Insured in the policy declarations. Additional individuals or organizations can also be added as named insureds. Natural and Probable Consequences Consequences of a given act that a reasonable person could foresee. Non-Renewal A policy that the insurer does not continue after its expiration date. Return to the beginning of Home Glossary . Occurrence An accident or loss, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same general harmful conditions, that result in bodily injury or property damage. Partial Loss A loss that does not completely destroy the insured property that is covered by an insurance policy. Payroll Deduction The policyholder authorizes his or her employer to deduct amounts from the employee's earnings to cover the premium. Peril The cause of a possible accident, loss, or claim. Personal Inland Marine Insurance (Personal Articles Floater) Worldwide coverage on an all risk basis for scheduled valuable personal property. Policy A formal written contract of insurance. Policyholder The party to whom a policy is issued who agrees to pay a premium to an insurer in consideration of the latter's promise to provide insurance protection. Premium The amount that a policyholder agrees to pay to the insurance company for an insurance policy. Policy Anniversary Date on which an insurance policy must be reinstated to remain in force. Protection Coverage afforded by an insurance contract. Premises The building insured or containing the insured property. Depending on policy conditions, it may also include an adjacent area. Property Damage Means physical injury to, destruction of, or loss of use of tangible property. Property Insurance First party insurance of real and personal property against physical loss or damage. Rate The cost of insurance per unit; used as a base for the determination of premiums. Real Property The earth and all attached land and buildings, also known as real estate. Reinstatement Returning a lapsed policy to its full value after its termination as if it was never terminated. Renewal A policy issued to replace one that has expired. Replacement Cost Coverage for replacing property with new material; depreciation is not taken into consideration. Residence Employee An employee of an insured whose duties are related to the maintenance or use of the insured residence premises. Residence Premises Principal residence of the named insured. Return to the beginning of Home Glossary . Scheduled Property Listing specific personal property for a stated insured value. This is usually considered for valuable items that are subject to limited coverage. Tenants Policy A form of homeowner policy sold to person(s) who rent their living quarters. Total Loss Loss to the insured of the entire value of goods or other property insured, or a loss entailing the payment of the full face amount of an insurance contract. Underwriting A process that evaluates an applicant and their property against pre-established criteria for insurability to determine whether the applicant will be rejected or accepted for coverage and whether at standard or modified rates. Return to beginning of Home Glossary .