Vancouver Seawall

Vancouver Sea Pond is an attraction on the entire Vancouver Coastal Highway. The scenery here is very good and the traffic is particularly convenient. The sea pond has invincible sea views, and there are also very animals that can be seen here.

Vancouver Haitang Bay is also a very natural scenery. Walking on the walking path here, the sea breeze is also very comfortable. Vancouver's summer is not very hot, it is a very suitable place to live, the street is very wide and a very safe country.

Vancouver's sea pond is particularly beautiful, plus we may come in the afternoon, the weather is a bit sun, so there are not many people, almost the same as our charter, the coastline is quite long, the weather is very good, the visibility is particularly good, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery

very beautiful free activity to do in Vancouver. You can take a long walk around the seawall to visit some beaches, see the sunrise, etc.

Vancouver has the longest unblocked seaside road in the world. In addition to the section of Stanley Park, the word seawall is also seen on the shore of False Creek. On this section of the sea pond, there are more dense yachts moored, on the left and right sides are downtown and Granville Island, with more lights.

Walking along Seawall in Vancouver in Stanley Park seems to be a necessary journey, and the scenery along the way will not be disappointing. Strictly speaking, seawall should be translated into a breakwater. Seawall is a stone wall built along the outskirts of Stanley Park to prevent the park's front stalls from being eroded by water. It is also used to refer to sidewalks and bicycle lanes built along the stone wall.

Walk in Stanley Park while enjoying the magnificent scenery of Siwash Rock and other scenic spots along the road, and occasionally see the "seawall restoration" notice. Repairs include filling holes, replacing stones, solidifying dikes, etc. to prevent seawater erosion. Since 1980, the sea pond has extended to 28 kilometers and receives millions of tourists annually.

Stanley Park is near the sea, so the Vancouver Seawall is the most beautiful trail in the voting. It is divided into sidewalks and bicycle lanes (including liner wheels). Along the road, you can also take a carriage, overlook the Lion Gate Bridge, Canada Square, and see the Girl in Wetsuit sculpture in the water, sitting gracefully like a mermaid.