Sunlight gleams through the trees as a man walks along the rocky shore.
Sunshine Coast Tourism/Matthew Massa

Meet the Locals at TidePools Aquarium

The Sunshine Coast is home to more than 50,000 people, and infinitely more wildlife. From mountaintop to seafloor, creatures big and small call this place home. At the TidePools Aquarium (located in the Gibsons Public Market), you can meet some of the incredible marine life that exists in…

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A Sunshine Coast Holiday Gift Guide: Langdale to Egmont

We've assembled some of our favourite gifts from the Southern Sunshine Coast—that is, Langdale to Egmont—for your friends and family who could use an extra dose of the Sunshine Coast this year. These curated picks will help you find the perfect item for every person on your list. There are gift…

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Discover the Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden

The Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden is one of the region's best-kept secrets—a sprawling 40-acre oasis home to native plant collections, accessible walking paths, and more than 2,000 species. Tucked away in West Sechelt, this botanical garden is more than just a diverse collection of flora—it's a…

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Bucket List Experiences on the Sunshine Coast

Add this to your goals for the year ahead: a bucket list trip to the Sunshine Coast. We've broken down some once-in-a-lifetime experiences to enjoy on the coast, from paddling through the stunning waterways of Desolation Sound to an aerial flight over the snow-capped peaks of Tetrahedron Provincial…

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Shopping Finds at Townsite Public Market

Powell River's Townsite Public Market is a two-storey industrial-style space set in the heart of the city's heritage district. It's a bustling communal spot where locals and visitors come to shop, pick up groceries, get a massage, and even rock climb. Read on as we break down some of the best…

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Texada Island Museum: a Step Back in Time

There are many reasons to take the ferry from Powell River over to Texada Island, ranging from the sprawling solitary beaches to the predator-free wooded trails. Lesser known to some is the local museum, a bountiful stop for history buffs and curious folks alike. If you drive by without glancing up…

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