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Totem Circle Tour is a 2500km (1550mi) tour perfect for those interested in exploring the rich culture of British Columbia's First Nations people. Passing through historic sites and villages will bring you face to face with diverse people, unique art, centuries old stories and fascinating history. Witness the province's most beautiful and awe-inspiring scenery as you travel over land through the heart of the province and sail the Inside Passage down through the coast's magnificent fjords and rainforests.

Sechelt


Sechelt is a small community sitting on a sandbar, the narrow Sechelt isthmus separating Sechelt Inlet from the Strait of Georgia.The word "Sechelt" means land between two waters. Sechelt is the cultural centre of the Sunshine Coast, which has a strong arts community with artists, writers, artisans and musicians well represented in the local population. (604) 885-0662

Attractions/Activities

  • On the BC Day August long weekend the Sunshine Coast Country Music Festival takes place in West Sechelt. Sechelt also has many galleries and shops.
  • Hewhiwus (House of Chiefs). Houses Sechelt band government offices, art facility, gallery, theatre and museum gift shop.
  • Rockwood Centre. Hosts the acclaimed Festival of the Written Arts in mid-August. Porpoise Bay Provincial Park. Northeast of Sechelt on the east side of the Sechelt Inlet, this park has popular interpretive nature programs.
    Swimming. A wide sandy beach at Porpoise Bay Provincial Park on the east side of Sechelt Inlet makes for great swimming.
  • Sechelt Inlet. Named as one of the top 100 dives worldwide, and one of the world’s top 20 recreational dives by Rodale’s Scuba Diving magazine. Features artificial reef formed by the scuttled HMCS Chaudiere, a former Canadian Navy ship, off Kunechin point.
  • The Chapman Creek Fish Hatchery on Field Road has an education centre detailing the life cycle of salmon, and offering scheduled tours for schools and groups. Visitors can see the tiny fingerlings ready for release into Chapman Creek.
  • The Sunshine Coast Arts Centre, located within walking distance of downtown, offers continuous showings for local artists and continues to expand with exciting and innovative programs. Raven's Cry Theatre seats 274 guests and is the perfect venue for concerts, live theatre & musicals and weekly first-run movies.

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