The Sunshine Coast has many special places for you to discover and explore. We invite you to take some time to experience for yourself why this area has delighted visitors from around the world. The Coast is a well-known destination for outdoor recreation and key highlights include the

• The Landing in Gibsons
• Sechelt Inlet
• Smuggler Cove
• Skookumchuck Narrows
• Princess Louisa Inlet
• Coastal Circle Tour
• Sunshine Coast Trail
• Powell Forest Canoe Route

When touring throughout the Sunshine Coast, be sure to discover the various communities along the way. The lower Sunshine Coast stretches 84 kilometers (53 mi) from the Langdale ferry terminal (the main entry point for most visitors) to Earls Cove where a connecting ferry leads to the upper Sunshine Coast. The Coast has one main highway (Highway 101) which leads along the coastline and provides easy access to many communities and places of interest. Be sure to check out our online maps to orientate yourself with the coast.

Key Highlights

• Gibsons and Area
Port Mellon, Langdale, Gibsons, Roberts Creek, Keats and Gambier Islands

• Sechelt and Area
Wilson Creek, Davis Bay, Sechelt, Halfmoon Bay, Secret Cove, Thormanby Island

• Pender Harbour and Area
Middle Point, Pender Harbour, Maderia Park, Irvines Landing, Garden Bay, Hotel Lake, Skookumchuk Rapids, Egmont, Earls Cove

• Powell River and Area
Powell River, Lund, Savary Island, Village of Sliammon, Texada Island