Sunshine Coast Adventure

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Cities Covered:
Vancouver: Start and end your adventure in this vibrant West Coast city.
Gibsons: A charming town famous for its TV fame and coastal vibes.
Powell River: A waterside city with endless outdoor adventures.
Lund: A picturesque harbor town, gateway to Savary Island’s beaches.
Sechelt: A peaceful coastal town with scenic parks and artisan shops.

Price: $1,800
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
Best travel dates: April to October
Tour type: Group or private

Day 1: Vancouver to Gibsons
Start your Sunshine Coast adventure with a ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay, passing islands like Bowen and Gambier. After docking in Langdale, settle into Gibsons, a quaint town with a population of around 4,000. Explore local parks like Roberts Creek and Sargeant Bay or stroll through the town, which served as the filming location for the hit show The Beachcombers. Camp for the night in one of the area’s cozy campgrounds.

Day 2: Gibsons to Earls Cove
Today’s drive takes you through scenic coastal roads with stunning ocean views. Along the way, explore the artisan town of Sechelt, known for its quaint shops, art galleries, and local cuisine. Spend time at one of the nearby provincial parks or wander through town before continuing north to the quiet fishing village of Earls Cove.

Day 3: Earls Cove to Powell River
Head towards Powell River, a town that offers countless outdoor activities such as scuba diving, kayaking, fishing, and canoeing. For nature lovers, Duck Lake Protected Area provides a variety of hiking and biking trails. After exploring Powell River, relax by the waterfront and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of this charming town.

Day 4: Powell River to Lund
Just a short drive away, Lund is your next stop, where you’ll discover its historic harbor filled with commercial prawn boats and sailboats. To explore the nearby wilderness, head to Okeover Provincial Park, an area rich in First Nations history. From Lund’s harbor, you can catch a water taxi to Savary Island, famous for its white sandy beaches and warm waters.

Day 5: Lund to Sechelt
Begin your return journey south along the Sunshine Coast Highway. As you head back toward Sechelt, stop at Smuggler Cove Marine Provincial Park, a picturesque anchorage surrounded by natural beauty. Here, you can enjoy a leisurely walk and maybe spot some of the resident beavers working on their dams.

Day 6: Sechelt
Spend your day exploring Sechelt, a coastal town with about 9,500 residents. Visit local attractions like the Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden or enjoy downtown Sechelt’s coffee shops, art galleries, and boutiques. For camping, the Bayside Campground is highly recommended, providing a peaceful base for your stay in the area.

Day 7: Sechelt to Vancouver
The final leg of your adventure brings you back to Vancouver via ferry. Enjoy a relaxing drive along the coastal roads before boarding the ferry for the scenic trip back to the mainland. Drop off your RV at the Delta location, or continue exploring Western Canada if you wish to extend your adventure.

FAQ

The best time to book is as early as possible to secure your preferred dates and accommodations. For winter tours, we recommend booking at least 3-6 months in advance, especially if you plan to travel during peak season (December to February).

For winter tours, we suggest packing warm clothing, including thermal layers, waterproof outerwear, gloves, a hat, and sturdy winter boots. Don’t forget your ski or snowboarding gear if applicable, as well as any personal items you might need for your journey.

Our tours include a variety of accommodations, such as cozy lodges, comfortable hotels, and RV parks, depending on the tour and your preferences. Specific details are provided in the tour itinerary.

Policies regarding pets vary by tour and accommodation. Please contact us in advance to discuss your pet’s needs and to ensure that the tour and accommodations can accommodate your pet.

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