Archive of posts tagged "sunshine coast"

Desolation Sound Boat Tour

Comments 1 by Rebecca Bollwitt

This summer I have the enviable task of sharing adventures and writing about some of the Sunshine Coast’s many festivals through a partnership with FestivalSeekers. Once I’ve published my story for them, I’ll be posting an accompanying photo collage on Miss604. Follow all of these stories through my Sunshine Coast tag. Desolation Sound Boat Tour […]

Sunshine Coast Craft Beer Festival

Comments 1 by Rebecca Bollwitt

Now here are 5 very sweet words: Sunshine Coast Craft Beer Festival! Presented by Persephone Brewing and the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) Powell River chapter, the event will take place in Gibsons — which is in a beautiful corner of the “604” — on Saturday, January 31st. This will be the first annual fundraiser […]

The Restaurant at Painted Boat

Comments 1 by Rebecca Bollwitt
Disclosure: Review — This is not a paid post. Views are my own. Our meal was compliments of The Restaurant at Painted Boat, however we paid for our own drinks/wine. Please review the Policy & Disclosure section for further information.

Getting over to the Sunshine Coast is so easy, it’s a wonder why we don’t cross over to the other side of the “604” more often. From downtown Vancouver it’s a quick drive up to the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal (where you only pay one-way), about 40 minutes for the crossing of Howe Sound, and […]

Wedding Shows 2013: Vancouver, Abbotsford, Langley, Richmond, Victoria, Sunshine Coast

Comments 4 by Rebecca Bollwitt

Two lovely ladies in my life are engaged to be married to the men that make their lives complete. Being involved with both ceremonies, I have had wedding on the brain for the last few weeks and have put together a list of upcoming bridal shows that will help brides to be plan their special […]

Camping Around Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, Sea to Sky, Sunshine Coast

Comments 10 by Rebecca Bollwitt

Summertime when I was growing up meant family camping trips. We’d pack up our van, head across BC, pitch our tents, and swim in lakes. It seems harder and harder to “get away from it all” as we grow older and have kids of our own. Quick trips aren’t usually that quick and take a […]