Beautiful British Colombia ,Canada. Sunshine Coast just 45 m from Vancouver ..... The Sunshine Coast is British Columbias best kept secret, stretching along 180km/112mi of land from Gibsons to Lund with many quaint, tiny coastal communities in between. Its a pacific paradise of quirky waterfront shops, friendly people and an easygoing lifestyle. From strolling the endless kilometers of windswept seashore to sailing up Princess Louisa Inlet, visitors find it hard to shake the inescapable feeling that theyre in on a secret the rest of the travelling world has yet to discover. This popular area within the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region is accessible by a scenic 40-minute BC Ferries ride from Horseshoe Bay to Gibsons. Book accommodations on the Sunshine Coast and Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Sunshine Coast Communities The regions dozen or so oceanside villages exude a charming atmosphere, with their artisan shops, inviting restaurants, farmers markets and everywhere – breathtaking views. Explore the harbourside landing in Gibsons with its eclectic mix of local wares, then drive 15 minutes north to laid-back Roberts Creek. Here you can revisit the 60s in funky shops and galleries. Hop in the car for another 15 minutes to reach Sechelt, the regions largest community and a central gateway to all things outdoorsy and artsy. Revel in a glowing sunset from the flowing beach at nearby Davis Bay. Further up the coast, retreat to the small but delightful Halfmoon Bay, or discover the secrets of Secret Cove, a popular summer spot. Continue to the community of Egmont to view the awesome Skookumchuck Rapids. Another quick ferry ride from Egmont to Saltery Bay leads to the historic townsite of Powell River. Here you can enjoy great diving spots, the Powell Forest Canoe Route and the Sunshine Coast Trail. At the end of the road is Lund, a small, peaceful coastal village that is a haven for boaters. From here, water taxi to the white sand beaches of Savary Island. rubylakeresort
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 18:02:04 +0000
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