Breakwater lies off the southeastern shore of Gabriola Island, between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia in Georgia Strait.
The island is one mile long, 74 acres in area and 170 feet above sea level at its highest point.
It is home to deer, raccoon, eagle and various other birds, sea otter, clams, oysters, and could become your own private getaway.

The sun-dappled forest of firs and arbutus trees covers most of the island, interspersed with meadows and surrounded by warm sandstone beaches.
Near the two houses along the 100ft Pier lies a sandy swimming beach of aquamarine hues. The waters off the south end of Breakwater are a well-known diving area famous for wolf eels.