Attractions in Sechelt

Located at the center of Vancouver, Stanley Park is an urban green boasting a sequoia forest, a never-ending waterfront causeway, Indian totem poles, and the Vancouver Aquarium. A tapestry of vegetation, the Park offers compelling views and is dubbed a “huge natural oxygen bar”. For locals, this is a perfect place for a rich variety of leisurely outdoor activities, be it walking, cycling, rollerblading or skateboarding. A grassy playing field and waterfront pool can be found at the beach in the Park’s western side, which also serves as an open-air cinema during summer nights. The beach is a perfect spot to watch the sunset and a frequent gathering place for local residents to have barbecues and picnics.

Built a century ago by native aboriginals with hemp ropes and thick wooden planks, the footbridge at Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park hangs high in mid-air over the swift rapids of the Capilano River. The bridge swings and gives out a human-like cackling sound when winds blow across the valley, hence its nickname "Laughing Bridge". The suspension bridge straddles the Capilano River and swathes of leafy forest. Walking on the bridge, one is surrounded by nature, taking in not only the beautiful woodland, but also the snow peaks in the distance and the nearby ravine. If fortunate enough, one could also spot a splendid rainbow due to the vapor from the river.

FlyOver Canada is a 4D simulation flight entertainment device in Canada, taking you on an "airplane" over the clouds, from the east coast of Canada to the west beach, and admiring the tranquil mysterious starry sky and the shocking green aurora of the Canadian Arctic Circle. On the way to "flying", you will fly over the forest, waterfall and touch an iceberg. All your senses will be activated, and you will smell the scent of the trees and the sprayed water mist, letting you feel the Canadian outdoors in an immersive experience.

English Bay is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, west of the downtown peninsula, which separates the bay from Burrard Inlet connecting to the northwest, and False Creek to the southeast. English Bay Beach, near the city's West End residential neighborhood, is the most popular sunbathing, swimming, and sunset watching beach in the downtown Vancouver area. Other downtown beaches facing English Bay include Sunset Beach, Second Beach, and Third Beach. Along the south shore of the bay lie Kitsilano Beach, Jericho Beach, the Spanish Banks beaches, and Locarno Beach, while on the North Shore are Ambleside Beach and various smaller cove beaches in the city of West Vancouver.

On the grounds of the University of British Columbia, the Museum of Anthropology houses a broad gathering of ancient rarities. Huge Totem carvings, numerous piece of the British Columbia Totem Pole Preservation undertaking of the 1950s are displayed in both inside, outside and in the Great Hall. The First Nations Collection contains 6000 articles, extending from crates to gems, dress and house products. The time of articles dates from 600 BCE to the present, each piece enlightening a bit regarding the way of life and traditions of the makers. The Cafe MOA offers new sustenance and refreshments. The MOA shop offers unique fine art, adornments, prints and books.

Wreck Beach in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada is a picturesque and exquisite place to spend an excursion. The quiet sandy shorelines and the energetic summer winds are the ideal blend to spend the day drenching up the sun or getting a charge out of the waves for nearly anybody searching for a decent time. At the point when the sun goes down, there are a lot of private eateries and chill nightclubs in the encompassing territories also. One reason Wreck Beach emerges such a great amount from others is that it is a dress discretionary shoreline, making for a youthful and hip vibe contrasted with the ordinary relaxing shorelines.