Tribune bay beach

You don't need to use up all your days off from work to fly to another country to lounge on the sand. Instead, you can explore closer to home and make your staycation feel like you've left Canada. To help you have a fun-filled summer, we've made a list of spots you'll want to check out ASAP. Here are seven beaches in B.C. that feel like a vacation in the Caribbean.

Scenery, Climate And Wildlife Hornby has a unique micro climate that allows it's beaches water to be much warmer than others on the west coast. It has been nicknamed the little Hawaii. The island is sheltered from the weather on Vancouver Island's west coast, therefore it enjoys mild and mainly dry weather in the spring,

Denman and Hornby are two islands located north west to Vancouver Island. They share a vibrant artistic flair, farmer markets and outdoor activities.

Tribune Bay Campsite – Tribune Bay Campsite is a private campground adjacent to the beautiful Tribune Bay Provincial Park.

Tribune Bay Campground Hitting an emotional low on Hornby Island via The World on my Necklace

Tribune Bay Provincial Park, Hornby Island: See 109 reviews, articles, and 71 photos of Tribune Bay Provincial Park, ranked No.3 on Tripadvisor among 15 attractions in Hornby Island.

You've never seen a beach like this in BC before.

large | original | My top 100 The biggest, most famous beach on Hornby Island (aka Big Trib) sports beautiful sand and a very gradual slope. You can walk out a long way, and the water is calm and warm. Sailboats and powerboats drop anchor and people swim in or paddle in with kayaks or inflatables. There are no private docks on Hornby Island.