There’s nothing like packing up the tent or RV for a weekend of camping. To help you make the most of your time outdoors on the Sunshine Coast, we put together this list of camping tips. From where to recycle to campfire safety, following these suggestions will ensure you spend more time stargazing…
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While there are options for every type of camper on the Sunshine Coast, it's hard to beat these ten epic spots. The following list covers everything from provincial parks to private campgrounds to marine and backcountry sites. Don't snooze on these, either—campsites on the Sunshine Coast tend to…
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With 180-kilometres of coastline, the Sunshine Coast has no shortage of beaches to explore. You'll find everything from sandy, tropical-esque beaches to rocky, windswept seasides. Pet- and kid-friendly stretches keep family vacations stress-free, while intimate beach nooks offer solitude for…
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The Sunshine Coast is home to many beautiful waterfalls that can be spotted as you hike through the rainforest. While the best time to view most of them is during the spring thaw or after a large amount of rain, this can vary depending on the year and the specific waterfall. If you aim to do a…
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Winter can often bring on the blues, but for us on the Sunshine Coast, that means diving into all things ocean-related. From angling for Chinook off the coast of Powell River to exploring underwater kelp forests in Howe Sound near Gibsons, this is a great time to experience our 180-kilometre…
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Indecisive about how to spend your upcoming getaway on the Sunshine Coast? We've got you covered. This itinerary gives you the best of both winter worlds, from snowy snowshoe trails to indoor activities (think cozy cafes, spas, and art galleries) where you can relax and recharge. Day 1: Explore…
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The 180-kilometre Sunshine Coast is made up of two coasts: a north and a south, connected by a fifty-minute ferry that links Earls Cove to Saltery Bay. The long, winding stretch of Highway 101 that links it all together is best tackled over a week when you can explore the Coast's vibrant coastal…
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Part of what makes the Sunshine Coast such a spectacular place to visit is not the 180-kilometre coastline that links together a string of vibrant coastal communities, but its proximity to a host of islands—each varying in size, location, vibe, and amenities—that you can easily visit in a day…
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From amongst the towers lining the traffic-clogged streets of the Lower Mainland, a weekend cycling jaunt to the Sunshine Coast must look like the perfect quick getaway. From downtown, you can throw your bike on a Horseshoe Bay Express bus, then after a scenic 40 minute ride across Howe Sound…
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The Sunshine Coast is prime wildlife territory, thanks to miles of coastline and swaths of lush temperate forest. While it's not uncommon to see wildlife both on shore and in the water as you're out exploring, your best bet to spot wildlife is with a guided tour. Here are the details on where and…
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