How to Contact Greenway Sound Marine Resort

Contact Greenway Sound Greenway Sound Marine Resort

How to contact
Greenway Sound Marine Resort

By VHF Radio:
Call first on Channel 66A for Greenway Sound.
We monitor several radios, and should hear you from Echo Bay to the east, to Blunden Harbor to the west. We can receive you all around Alert Bay and Port McNeill, and usually even from Port Hardy. We can receive most everywhere around our Broughton Island cruising area.

Use 66A in USA mode only, which is 25 watts. Do not use International or Canada mode, even in Canada. If you use "Canada mode", it becomes 1 watt only, and we can't hear you from any distance. International makes the channel a duplex frequency for Marine Operators, and not useable by us. So only use USA mode for 66A.

By Land Line:

Summer Season	Fall-Winter-Spring
250-974-7044 360-466-4751	360-466-4751

By Cell Phone:
Use same telephone numbers as above. Cell phones do not have universal coverage in the Greenway Sound/Broughton Island area. Check out our website for Cell Phone Coverage.

By Mail:

Summer	Winter
P.O. Box 759 Port McNeill, B.C. V0N 2R0 Canada	P.O. Box 280 La Conner, WA 98257-0280

By UPS:

Summer	Winter
Greenway Sound c/o Pacific Eagle Air 1600 Beach Drive Port McNeill, B.C. V0N 2R0 250-956-3339 Canada	Call 360-466-4751 for best address at that time

By Courier:
Use same addresses as above for UPS.
Use (1) LOOMIS or (2) Purolator for Canadian originations (Not UPS).
Use (1) AIRBORNE or (2) FED-EX for US originations (Not UPS).
By E-mail:
Summer: E-mail Greenway at greenwaysound@seanet.com, tomnann@ncia.com, or greenwaysound@xplornet.com.
Winter: tomnann@ncia.com
Your Mail Forwarded:
Have someone send your mail in a large brown envelope to:

Your name and your boat name
c/o Greenway Sound
P.O. Box 759
Port McNeill, BC Canada V0N 2R0
Emergencies:
Greenway Sound Marine Resort will help locate a boat for you that may be cruising in our area. It helps if you know the name of the boat and it's owners, and where it is supposed to be cruising. The Canadian Coast Guard is also a big help, and will need the same information. You can leave a message to call with us and we will do our best to locate the boat for you.