Sunshine Coast

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Introducing Sunshine Coast

Stretching along the water from Langdale to Lund, the Sunshine Coast – separated from the Lower Mainland by the Coast Mountains and the Strait of Georgia – has an independent, islandlike mentality that belies the fact that it’s only a 40-minute ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay. With Hwy 101 linking key communities like Gibsons, Sechelt and Powell River, it’s an easy and convivial region to explore and there’s plenty of local rivalry to keep things colorful. Check the website of the Sunshine Coast Tourism (www.sunshinecoastcanada.com) for information and pick up a copy of the Sunshine Coast Recreation Map & Activity Guide ($3) for outdoors activities and operators around the region.

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Last updated: Jul 1, 2009

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  1. eclectictraveller avatar
    Re: West Coast Canada Route Plan

    by eclectictraveller 22 May 2011

    I'd agree and assume that you need to rent a vehicle. You could do a circle trip Vancouver(Granville Island, Museum of Anthropology-lots…
  2. J_Bone avatar
    Re: Sunshine Coast with an old(er) lady?

    by J_Bone 06 April 2011

    How difficult is too difficult? The Skookumchuk Narrows are fun, but try to time it for when the tides are flowing at their peak. Otherw…
  3. thoughtpolice avatar
    Re: Approx 4-5 days in Vancouver/Victoria??

    by thoughtpolice 02 February 2011

    For a bit of variety, you could take the ferry from Tsawwassen to Victoria, drive around there a bit, then head north up the Island to…

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