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What to do and see in Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast: The Best Things to do
British Columbia's Sunshine Coast does seem to get more than its fair share of great weather, plus breathtaking scenery and friendly coastal villages to discover. The beaches are best in summer, but the natural beauty is year-round. Travelers rave about swimming while gazing up at the mountains, or just relaxing in a romantic B&B while the setting sun paints a canvas of color over the water.
Restaurants in Sunshine Coast
1. Townsite Brewing Inc
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 110 reviews
Townsite Brewing Inc is a microbrewery located in the historic Townsite district of Powell River, at the top of BC’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. Swing in to see what our Belgian Brewing Engineer is up to - and try some outstanding beers that are sure to impress!
Reviewed By 791shaunf
I showed up with a group of friends, 6 of us total, and it was fantastic. Our server was Jodi and she was incredibly friendly, polite, well informed on all the beer and went out of her way to make us feel welcome. I particularly enjoyed the Zunga and the Suncoast Pale Ale. I'd recommend that anyone that visits Powell River needs to check out Townsite. It's been a while since I had service as great as Jodi provided and a beer as refreshing after having hiked 80+ km's along the Sunshine Coast Trail. Loved it there.
2. Porpoise Bay Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By HelenP1963 - Cochrane, Canada
We enjoyed this campground so much we stayed 2 extra nights. Sites are very much in the trees so we did not use our solar panels much! Sites nicely spaced out. Washroom and showers super clean. Notice some reviews state they are upset that there are no individual firepits but that did not bother us at all. Good value for money and plenty to do in the area.
3. Inland Lake Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By 800barbp
Our family of 4 (2 adults, 2 teens, with moderate fitness levels) thoroughly enjoyed this trail! Best to bring a water bottle, or two, as it is a 13km bike ride. There are some narrow sections (not completely wheelchair accessible). If you don’t want to bike the entire loop, turn to the trail on your right (when you’re facing the dock)...that’s the portion of the trail with the best swimming spots (be sure to wear your swim suit).
4. Okeover Arm Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By stephenmQ8497EN
Okeover Arm is a beautiful inlet off Desolation Sound and shares the beauty of a fjord with blue water and mountains climbing out of sea.
5. Willingdon Beach Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By O1137DWmikep - Powell River, Canada
great people nice walk very historic good exercise , lots of intresting items along the way with a note on em all in all i love it my self and recommend it highly too everyone else ....
6. Persephone Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By 401AmandaG
What a cool little place to check out as soon as you get off the ferry! I love the fact you can sit outside in the sun and enjoy your drinks. Cute little food truck aswell for a snack or two! Thanks
7. Soames Hill (aka Knob Hill)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By hockeye44 - Sechelt, Canada
The view from Soames Hill is totally worthy of taking photos of to show others. My wife and I climbed up to the top and it was well worth the effort. The original route has been improved making the summit even easier to access than it was years ago.
8. Sechelt Heritage Hidden Groves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By 4SIGHT - Dana Point, United States
This is a well maintained and well marked system of trails. Lovely green covered forest floors with amazing old trees. A really nice way to spend a couple of hours ... close in to Sechelt.
9. Tapworks Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Tapworks Brewing Company is a microbrewery on the Sunshine Coast that aims to be a reflection of the community in the beer we serve and the company we keep. We inspire a social connection through our passion for fun, accessible beers that embrace our coastal lifestyle.
Reviewed By Kambojambo - Coquitlam, Canada
Stopped in to try the beer on the way out of town and was happy we did. They have a Great selection of beers. Can't wait to come back.
10. Davis Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Secheltsunseeker - Sechelt, Canada
Located right on Hwy 101 you can’t miss Davis Bay Beach. It’s mostly a typically BC west coast pebble beach but at the south end at low tide there is a huge stretch of sand. When the tide comes in after the sand has soaked in the sunlight the water is beautifully warm for swimming. The kilometre or so boardwalk (sidewalk actually) is lined with many funky restaurants and coffee shops.
