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The Sunshine Coast is a quick ferry jaunt from Horseshoe Bay, north of Vancouver. Although part of the mainland, this stretch of mountain-backed coastline, accessible only by sea or air, has the quiet pace of an island.
Boating among the coastal fjords, touring studios and galleries, beachcombing, golfing, hiking the Sunshine Coast Trail, kayaking and fishing are the area’s main attractions.
Just a 50-minute flight from Vancouver or a little over an hour’s boat ride from Campbell River on Vancouver Island, Sonora Island is one of the outer islands of the Discovery Islands and one of Canada’s most alluring and pristine environments.
The quietest way to see wildlife from the emerald waters just South of Sonora is to set out in a stable, easy-to-paddle sea kayak. Alternatively try your hand at salmon fishing and river fly fishing. Have fun on a river rafting tour and feel the spray on your face or canoe and paddle board on Florence Lake. Appreciate the wonderful scenery on a hike or take a tour to see the grizzly bears. You will not be disappointed with this natural wonderland.
Located at the very northern tip of the Sunshine Coast, near Powell River, Lund is the gateway to Desolation Sound, Savary Island and the Copeland Islands. The pristine waters, undisturbed woodlands and abundant wildlife opens up opportunities for exploring the great outdoors. Navigation from Vancouver, along the Sunshine Coast is by road and ferry, or you may choose to take the ferry from Comox on Vancouver Island.
Located in Farewell Harbour on Berry Island, this west-coast inspired waterfront retreat features 10 acres of private forest. Set within the Broughton Archipelago Marine Park, and on the southern edge of the Great Bear Rainforest, this is a magical place featuring some of nature’s most charismatic wildlife. Expect wild Orca’s skipping over blue Pacific waves and Grizzlies foraging in coastal estuaries. The lodge provides water taxi transportation from Alder Bay Resort, which is five hours north of Victoria. Alternatively you can take a float plane into Port McNeill from where the resort will collect you.
Sonora Resort, part of the luxurious Relais & Chateaux hotel group, is a shimmering jewel amidst the wild beauty and pristine waters of British Columbia’s west coast, yet this astonishing natural setting is just a 50 minute flight from Vancouver or a little over one hour’s boat ride from Campbell River on Vancouver Island.
LocationSitting in the tiny fishing village of Egmont, West Coast Wilderness Lodge is located on the Sunshine Coast; renowned as one of the prettiest coastlines in Canada. It is a scenic three hour car and ferry journey or 45 minute floatplane ride from downtown Vancouver. AccommodationComprising just 26 guestrooms, each boasting incredible panoramas of the ocean or forest, all accommodations provide an idyllic retreat of quiet serenity. Inspiration for their design has been taken from nature, featuring natural woods and a soothing colour palette. Expect a private patio, flat screen television and mini-refrigerator in all rooms and the added benefit of a sitting area in suites.FacilitiesAs the name would suggest, this lodge offers a wilderness adventure. Located three kilometres from Skookumchuck Rapids; the fastest saltwater rapids in North America, head out for a canoe or kayak adventure, or fish the rich waters. Back on land, enjoy a guided wilderness and wildlife hike or try your hand at archery. The Lodge has a spa and hot tub, as well as Inlets Restaurant and Lounge offering seasonal menus indoors and out on the terrace.
An idyllic location, sitting in one of the Sunshine Coast’s most beautiful coastal bays – Halfmoon Bay, Rockwater feels like a secluded retreat – a world away from the bustling streets of Vancouver, yet it is only a two hour drive and 40 minute ferry ride north or a short floatplane ride.
Tucked into one of Pender Harbour’s beautiful coves, on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, Painted Boat Resort sits to the northwest of Vancouver, easily accessible by ferry then a 50 minute drive or by taking a scenic floatplane journey.
Pender Harbour is an inlet on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast, an intricate amalgam of beautiful bays and coves. A true outdoor paradise and only a two hour journey, including a 40 minute ferry ride, from Vancouver.
Enjoy all the water sports including ocean kayaking, canoeing, scuba diving, water skiing, boating and fishing. Head to the hills and spend the day hiking, mountain biking or hosebackriding on the beautiful scenic trails.
Take a discovery cruise through inlets and sounds, past enchanting waterfalls and majestic mountain formations. See ancient native paintings and observe hunting bald eagle. A harbour seal might cross your path or you may discover black bears digging for crabs and mussels along the shore. Experience the beauty of Princess Louisa Inlet or Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park.
Located across the Strait of Georgia from the southeast corner of Vancouver Island, Halfmoon Bay is nestled on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast.
A pretty village with funky shops, galleries and cafes sits among the trees, flanked by Coopers Green Park, a grassy expanse leading out to the water where divers often happen upon some of the largest octopuses in the world.
Protected by Thormanby Island, Halfmoon Bay's calm waters are utilized by kayakers, sailors and boaters. For walkers and cyclists, Redrooffs Road is a six mile ring along the coast, and those on two wheels can push their way into the nearby Porpoise Bay Provincial Park.
You can hike or mountain bike to Triangle Lake, Trout Lake, Sargeant Bay and Cooper's Green. Spend a peaceful day fishing or visit the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.
The tiny fishing village of Egmont sits on the Sechelt Intlet, a short drive up the Sunshine Coast from the ferry port city of Langdale.
Egmont is a small waterfront village on Secret Bay in Sechelt Inlet, located 6 kilometres east of the BC Ferry terminal at Earls Cove. Egmont is a three hour car and ferry journey or 45 minute floatplane ride from downtown Vancouver.
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