The Sunshine Coast is a 177-kilometre stretch of coastline on British Columbia's southern coast that runs from the entrance to Desolation Sound on the northwest to Howe Sound in the southeast.

Because of the Rocky Mountains surrounding these inlets, it is blocked off from the rest of the province by road. Therefore although being part of the British Columbian mainland, it is only accessible by ferry or air. Book a stay at Resorts in Sunshine Coast BC to enjoy the scenic beauty.

Summer Conditions

The climate in the Sunshine Coast is defined by pleasant, damp winters and hot, dry summers. The weather on the coast can be anything from chilly and rainy in the winter to fairly pleasant in the summer. The average yearly rainfall is around 100cm (40in.)

Depending on your plans and the time of year, we recommend bringing the following essentials: Layered clothing, a t-shirt, a sweater, a rain jacket, comfortable shoes/boots, a hat, sunscreen, and nighttime attire and shoes are all recommended.

Winter Conditions

The Sunshine Coast is still protected from the open ocean. Winters on the Sunshine Coast are warm enough that you can go snowshoeing in the morning on the Knuckleheads or Dakota Ridge and golf in the afternoon.

Although the Sunshine Coast's winters are mild compared to other parts of Canada, there is still enough snow to be found. Enjoy stunning outdoor activities, quaint cabins with seaside views, and comfortable hot cocoa locations.
In Short

Do you want to relax and de-stress, or are you simply looking to pamper yourself? Relax and recuperate among the mountains and shoreline of the best Resorts in Sunshine Coast in BC, where you can find much-needed peace and quiet.

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