Stays · Destination Guide
Cold-water wreck and shore dives, forested inlets and a ferry-linked Pacific coast
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The ordinary route is from Metro Vancouver to Horseshoe Bay, then a BC Ferries sailing to Langdale, followed by Sunshine Coast Highway 101 through Gibsons toward Sechelt. BC Ferries describes this as one of its busiest routes and recommends reserving vehicle space; it reports roughly a 40-minute crossing, excluding terminal waiting. Do not use the live conditions page as a fixed future timetable. BC Ferries travel tips | Route status
Harbour Air states that its Sechelt floatplane route is now summer-only and its Sechelt base was closed for the season at the October 2026 check. Do not sell a winter floatplane arrival as routinely available. Sechelt route | Seasonal status
Sechelt Inlets Marine Park is boat- or floatplane-accessible, with common public launch arrangements from Porpoise Bay and Tillicum Bay. Its wreck at Kunechin Point is not a drive-up shore site. BC Parks
BC Transit routes 1 and 90 connect the Langdale ferry, Gibsons and Sechelt, and other routes serve selected neighboring areas. Bus stop schedules do not make remote dive launches, Egmont viewpoints or Sechelt Inlet marine camps transit-accessible.