Vancouver to the Sunshine Coast and Powell River
The Sunshine Coast is located in the southwest corner of mainland BC and stretches from Howe Sound to Desolation Sound.
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Vancouver
Vancouver is known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Queen Elizabeth Park, English Bay and iconic Stanley Park are just some of the places to take in Vancouver’s breathtaking beauty. Explore Vancouver’s history by visiting Gastown—the city’s birthplace—and complete your trip with a visit to the Vancouver Aquarium or the Vancouver Lookout.
West Vancouver
Cypress Mountain viewpoints offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Lower Mainland. It’s an ideal place to watch the sunrise or sunset or grab a snack at the Pop-Up Village before venturing onto the 200-metre long Illuminated Trestle Bridge. If you prefer something closer to the water enjoy the 2.8 mile (6,500 step) scenic stroll along the West Vancouver Seawall.
Horseshoe Bay
The gateway to Howe Sound, the Sunshine Coast and central Vancouver Island, Horseshoe Bay is a quaint and picturesque seaside village on the North Shore of Vancouver. Dig into crispy fish ‘n’ chips and watch the ferries sailing into port, or enjoy a great family rest stop while enjoying the waterfront playground.
Horseshoe Bay to Langdale Ferry
Take a scenic ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale. On board, enjoy a west coast inspired shopping experience at Passages and a variety of delicious food and beverage options. Available on select sailings.
Langdale
On the north side of Howe Sound, this tiny village is home to the BC Ferry terminal linking Horseshoe Bay to the Sunshine Coast.
Gibsons
A few minutes south of the Langdale Ferry Terimnal, Gibsons is the gateway to the Sunshine Coast. Surrounded by mountains and water and with a mild climate, you’ll experience the best of coastal living.
Roberts Creek
Roberts Creek is an artist community with many cultural and natural attractions. Art lover’s can visit the Roberts Creek Mandala, a community art project at the base of Roberts Creek Pier, or tour local art studios. Nature lover’s will enjoy the waterfalls and trails at Cliff Gilker Park.
Sechelt
Enveloped in coastline and forests, Sechelt is a popular adventure hub. Stop at the Visitor Centre to get local insights, pick up a souvenir, or explore the surrounding gardens. Popular activities include the Sechelt Seawall, Sechelt Aquatic Centre, and downtown shopping.
Halfmoon Bay & Secret Cove
Halfmoon Bay and Secret Cove, just north of Sechelt, are full of outdoor recreation opportunities, from hiking and biking to paddling and fishing. Whether you want to explore local art studios, enjoy a seaside picnic, or go for a dip in the water, you can do it all here.
Earl's Cove to Saltery Bay Ferry
Take a scenic ferry ride from Earl's Cove to Saltery Bay. On board, enjoy a west coast inspired shopping experience at Passages and a variety of delicious food and beverage options. Available on select sailings.
Powell River
Powell River offers unspoiled wilderness beauty, endless ocean vistas and more than 36 lakes in temperate rainforest to explore. Here you will find friendly locals, unique neighbourhoods and a wide variety of events and art venues to keep you entertained.
Let Powell River tell its story while you visit.
