The Sunshine Coast is a region made for exploring. Two areas—a north and a south—spread over 180-kilometres are linked by a 50-minute ferry and together encompass long stretches of beach, expansive ocean vistas, and forested mountains. In between, you’ll find artist studios and galleries, farmers'…
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The reasons to gear up and explore the Sunshine Coast are endless. There's a rider-designed mountain bike park where fast and flowy trails zip you through lush forest with peek-a-boo ocean views. You'll find endless waterways to paddle, from the warm waters of Desolation Sound to an eight-lake…
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Going on adventures is an essential part of life here on the Sunshine Coast. With seemingly endless kilometres of coastline to explore and a beautiful array of lakes, watersports are a popular pastime here on the coast. You’ll see locals and visitors alike out kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding…
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Campfires are often thought of as part of the camping experience, but they can also be a hazard. Drier, hotter summers have resulted in significant wildfires in British Columbia. Everyone who visits or lives here has a part to play to prevent the cause and spread of wildfires and ensure that the…
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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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It's no wonder people are drawn to the Sunshine Coast: it has close access to Vancouver and Vancouver Island, miles of stunning beaches, chilled-out coastal communities, towering mountain peaks, and spectacular scenery at every turn. And while we welcome visitors to play and stay on the coast, the…
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If you travel to the Sunshine Coast in fall, winter, or spring, you’re almost guaranteed to encounter some unpredictable weather—rain included. If you let this deter you, then you’ll be missing out on the joy of a lush rainforest walk or a cozy café warm-up. Instead, pack a raincoat and tackle…
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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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