Plan your day – start your morning off with some coffee and pastry at Fred’s. Then take a seawall stroll in Davis Bay.
With plenty of locally owned shops, boutiques, and galleries, Cowrie Street in Sechelt’s downtown hub is the perfect place to shop for local art & handcrafted goods, books, beads, sporting goods, and clothing.
Cool off with a heaping waffle cone of gelato or sit on a waterfront patio with some local craft beer. Round it out with a peek inside one of the vintage shops and you’re sure to find that one-of-a-kind item to take home with you.
Explore the Great Outdoors
Porpoise Bay Provincial Park: Ideal for families, this park features sandy beaches, calm waters for swimming, picnic areas, and a playground. It’s also a popular spot for kayaking and paddleboarding.
Hidden Groves: Explore well-maintained trails through old-growth forests, suitable for all fitness levels. The area includes wheelchair-accessible paths and offers serene nature walks.
Burnett Falls Park: A short hike leads to a picturesque waterfall, making it a perfect quick nature escape.
Coast Gravity Park: Mountain biking enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of trails designed for different skill levels in this renowned park.
Sechelt Inlets Marine Provincial Park: Accessible only by boat, this park offers secluded spots for kayaking, wildlife viewing, and exploring the coastline.
Davis Bay Beach: A favourite for sunset strolls, this beach features a long seawall, a fishing pier, and nearby eateries like The Wobbly Canoe.
Sechelt Waterfront: Enjoy a leisurely walk along the waterfront, taking in views of the Salish Sea and exploring local shops and cafes.
Water Activities
Kayaking & Paddleboarding: The calm waters of Sechelt Inlet are perfect for paddling. Rentals and guided tours are available from local operators like Halfmoon Kayaks
Fishing & Boating: The inlet’s sheltered waters make it an excellent spot for fishing and boating adventures.
Arts & Culture
tems swiya Museum: Operated by the shíshálh Nation, this museum showcases Indigenous artifacts, including the notable “Grieving Mother” sculpture, and offers insights into local history.
Sechelt Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market: Held on Saturdays from April to September, this vibrant market features over 60 vendors offering local produce, crafts, and more.
Events and Seasonal Activities
Sechelt Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market: As mentioned, this market is a must-visit for local goods and community vibes.
Local Events: For current events and festivals happening during your visit, check out the Sunshine Coast Tourism events calendar.