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Located across the Strait of Georgia from the southeast corner of Vancouver
Island, Halfmoon Bay is nestled on British
Columbia's Sunshine Coast.
The area was originally inhabited by members of the Coast Salish First Nations,
who thrived in its mild climate, enjoying plenty of fresh water, fish and the
fertile land. Today a pretty village with funky shops,
galleries and cafes
sits among the trees, flanked by Coopers
Green Park, a grassy expanse leading out to the water where divers often
happen upon some of the largest octopuses in the world. Protected by Thormanby
Island, Halfmoon Bay's calm waters are utilized by kayakers, sailors and boaters.
For walkers and cyclists, Redrooffs
Road is a 10 km (6 mi) ring along the coast, and those on two wheels can
push their way into the nearby Porpoise Bay Provincial Park, where there are
several bike-in campsites. Surrounding parks include
Sargeant Bay Provincial Park Sechelt to spot soaring eagles and elusive
owls, Simson
Provincial Marine Park, which is accessible only by water and Spipiyus
Provincial Park, one of the only spots on the island where hunting is allowed.
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