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Vancouver, Canada
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Walk along far-reaching coastline, through lush rainforest, and on the Sunshine Coast Trail
Explore protected inlets and coves by guided sea kayak, with an evening bioluminescence
Stay in tranquil waterfront retreats with paddleboards or canoes available to rent
Add on a 5 night rail journey through the Rockies on the unforgettable Rocky Mountaineer
Add on 3 or 4 nights at the incredibly unique, Indigenous Klahoose Wilderness Resort
Canada’s Sunshine Coast beckons those with a spirit for adventure on the 'Walk & Paddle Canada's Sunshine Coast' trip. Over nine days, this guided tour leads you from the urban energy of Vancouver to the rugged beauty of Desolation Sound, blending hiking and sea kayaking in an accessible, beginner-friendly format.
Stroll through Stanley Park, explore the art-filled town of Gibsons, and hike to waterfalls and coastal viewpoints. Experience sea kayaking in the calm inlets of Sechelt, and witness the magical glow of bioluminescent waters on a night paddle. In Madeira Park, discover rainforests, learn about First Nations history, and watch expert kayakers tackle thrilling tidal rapids.
A scenic ferry ride brings you to Powell River, where the Sunshine Coast Trail and the serene Okeover Inlet offer more opportunities for exploration. Keep your eyes peeled for orcas, seals, porpoises, and a wealth of coastal flora.
What makes this tour package truly unique is its blend of land and water activities, giving travelers a rare chance to combine scenic hikes with unforgettable kayaking adventures—set against the backdrop of one of Canada’s most underrated coastlines.