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First Nations
The Sunshine Coast region is home to the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw, shíshálh, Tla’amin, Klahoose, and Homalco Nations.
About the Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast is located on the southern coast of British Columbia, Canada, extending 180km between Howe Sound and Desolation Sound.
South Coast
The Southern Sunshine Coast is perfect for quick getaways and extended vacations alike. Even though the Sunshine Coast is part of the BC mainland, you can only get here by ferry, boat, or air.
North Coast
The northern section of the Sunshine Coast is typically less busy than the southern section, and it offers just as much to see and do. Get here by ferry, boat, or air.
Lakes
Although lakes might not be the first thing you think about when you think of the Sunshine Coast, there is more to explore than just our extensive ocean coastline.
Beaches
Some beaches are rocky and better for finding tidepools or skipping rocks, while others have stretches of soft sand.
Trails
Trails are plentiful and varied throughout the Sunshine Coast. No matter what type of trail you’re looking for, you're likely to find it here.
Parks
Explore marine access-only parks, provincial campgrounds, established trail networks, picnic areas, and recreation sites.
TV & Film
Dive into the cinematic history of the Sunshine Coast and plan a trip inspired by TV and film productions.
Sunshine Coast Communities
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Get to Know the Sunshine Coast
Discover a string of quaint, coastal communities that offer a slower pace of life, allowing you to truly connect to nature.
Read MoreGibsons
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Gibsons sits at the southwest corner of Howe Sound, perched on a hillside overlooking several small islands. It was featured in a classic CBC TV show called The Beachcombers.
Read MoreGambier Island
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Gambier Island is home to approximately 100 permanent residents. BC Ferries and local water taxis offer convenient foot passenger service.
Read MoreKeats Island
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Keats Island is located just offshore from the community of Gibsons. BC Ferries and local water taxis offer convenient foot passenger service.
Read MoreRoberts Creek
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Roberts Creek is a funky artist community. Discover cultural and natural attractions in the area such as the Roberts Creek Mandala and the waterfalls in Cliff Gilker Park.
Read MoreSechelt
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Sechelt sits on a narrow isthmus that separates the Sechelt Inlet from the Salish Sea. It serves as a fantastic adventure hub and is also home to a bustling arts scene.
Read MoreHalfmoon Bay & Secret Cove
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Discover some of the most stunning coastline and beach access points on the Sunshine Coast in Halfmoon Bay & Secret Cove. These areas are full of outdoor recreation opportunities.
Read MoreThormanby Island
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Thormanby Island is known for its beaches, a large bay that provides safe anchorage for boats, and provincial parks that offer backcountry camping opportunities.
Read MorePender Harbour
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Pender Harbour is the name of a harbour and also the larger area around the harbour, which is surrounded by small communities such as Madeira Park (salalus), Kleindale, and Garden Bay.
Read MoreEgmont
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Egmont is home to Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park. You'll also find a range of waterfront accommodations and restaurants, along with unforgettable kayaking and boat tours.
Read MoreNelson Island
Nelson Island is accessible by private boat or floatplane. It sits along the BC Ferries route between Earls Cove and Saltery Bay, so you can easily view the island during your ferry trip.
Read MorePowell River
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Powell River is a city surrounded by natural beauty and adventure. It's home to the Sunshine Coast Trail, the Powell Forest Canoe Route, and more.
Read MoreLund
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Lund is known as the “End of the Road” due to its location at Mile 0 of Highway 101, which is part of one of the longest highway networks in the world, running from Canada to Chile.
Read MoreTexada Island
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Texada Island is affectionately called “The Rock” by locals. BC ferries offers car & foot passenger service from Powell River.
Read MoreSavary Island
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Savary Island is one of the most beautiful islands in the Salish Sea, featuring white sand beaches & stunning ocean and mountain views. Water taxi service is available from Lund.
Read MoreCopeland Islands
The Copeland Islands (also known locally as the Ragged Islands) offer excellent opportunities for kayaking and wildlife viewing.
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