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Trip.Best Top 4 Water Fun Attractions in Vancouver [2024]
Escape the heat and plunge into cooling waters at these fun, water-filled activities
Updated Oct 2024
- 5.94.5/586 ReviewFree
based on 529 reviews"One of the best places to enjoy the sunset in Vancouver, but we came over at noon and there were not many people. The time relationship did not enjoy the beautiful sunset view. It was a big beach and the scenery was very good."Vancouver.West End3.5km from downtown
No.13 of Best Things to Do in VancouverHighlights: When you are searching for suring, there is no another preferable place to go than English Bay Beach. Situated among Gilford and Bidwell Streets on the West End, the shoreline includes a snack bar, kayak rentals and capacity, a swimming pontoon with a vast slide, two sand volleyball courts, an open washroom and, between Victoria Day and Labor Day, life watched swimming territories. What's more, adjacent Ceperley Meadow enable you to have BBQs for your own particular shoreline outing.If you favor another person's cooking, at that point stop by the Catcus Club Cafe for top notch signature mixed drinks and courses, including new, privately got practical fish.Show Less - 5.34.6/544 Reviewbased on 142 reviews"Vancouver Sunset Beach, this sunset beach, is really as the name suggests, this place is really super beautiful to watch the sunset, and the sea here looks very warm, there are many people waiting for the sunrise and sunset every day, and children are here to catch the sea, I feel very interesting"Vancouver.Downtown Vancouver2.7km from downtownNo.18 of Best Things to Do in VancouverHighlights: Sunset Beach, close to the Downtown South and Yaletown neighborhoods in Vancouver, offers small, sandy beaches along the north side of False Creek where biking, cycling and blading trails link to Stanley Park. Grassy areas provide clean sunbathing spots. An off-leash dog park accommodates dogs and their owners. Sit on one of the logs on the beach and watch the sun rise or set, the boats go by or enjoy the antics of seals, birds and otters. Showers are available near the concession stand. If you tire of the beach, the Vancouver Aquatic Centre is nearby or you can catch a ferry to Granville Island.Show Less
- 5.14.6/524 ReviewFreebased on 514 reviews"There is nothing to go to the Spanish beach, plus the weather is not good, the location is biased, so basically a few of us, but the scenery is still good, but I don’t know what this has to do with Spain."Vancouver7.4km from downtownFeatured in Best Things to DoHighlights: Enjoy the best skimboarding in Vancouver when you visit the Spanish Banks on the English Bay. With three locations full of beach, backed by grassy meadows and majestic mountains, you and yours have the chance to choose any number of things to do from many assorted entertainment and recreational activities. On the West Bank, you glide across the water on a skim board or by kite surfing. Your canine friend is welcome along the entirety of the Spanish Banks, with off leash locations in the Extension and West Banks. Enjoy tasty and refreshing concessions, and see a performance at one of the many shows available.Show Less
- 4.74.5/587 ReviewFreebased on 2820 reviews"English Bay in British Columbia, Canada, is an open bay northwest of the central Vancouver peninsula with a narrow entrance at its eastern end called Fake Creek."Vancouver4.5km from downtownFeatured in Best Things to DoHighlights: 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.Show Less
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