Welcome to the Sunshine Coast
An hour and a half from Vancouver, BC, Canada, we are located on the same mainland but separated from the city by a ferry trip. That's what makes the Coast so exciting - we're close to the city geographically and a million miles away psychologically.

A trip to the Sunshine Coast will show you British Columbia's supernatural environment at it's best.

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Boarding the ferry in Horseshoe Bay, your journey to the Sunshine Coast really begins. For forty minutes you will be enchanted by the scenery of fir and cedar treed islands against a backdrop of coastal mountains.

After docking it is a twenty-six kilometre drive on Highway 101 to the town of Sechelt. On the way you pass the fishing and beach combing village of Gibsons Landing, the 'gumboot' community of Roberts Creek and the self-governing Sechelt Indian Band to Sechelt with it's cafes, coffee houses and pubs.

From Sechelt it's a short drive along the water to Tranquility Bay.


Entering Sechelt you come to the third set of lights: turn right onto Wharf Street. Continue along Wharf Street for four blocks and turn right onto Porpoise Bay Road. ( This road turns into Sechelt Inlet Road so don't be worried) Travel north for 9 kilometres past the Porpoise Bay Provincial Park and the local community of Sandy Hook. Tranquility Bay is located in the uppermost community of Tuwanek. Just continue along the road and you will come right to the Main Lodge.

Look for our sign - we'll be waiting for you!

- dive site

- marine park