ESL ECO Adventure Tours on the Sunshine Coast
Come see the beautiful Sunshine Coast, enjoy fresh air, gentle hiking in the spectacular forest, beachcombing, sightseeing. English practice while enjoying nature is joyful, relaxing and very therapeutic!
Here is a list of current tours and activities offered by ESL Eco Tours
The ferry crossing from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale (Gibsons) costs $15.65 return. You pay this at the ticket booth 15 minutes before sailing time.
1) Overview of Gibsons, sightseeing, beachcombing and a walk in the rainforest, includes pick up and return to the ferry, all transportation, ESL practice, refreshments
$38.00 per person (does not include ferry fee)
2) Cliff Gilker Park Trail, 1.5 hours - easy hike, creeks, rainforest, time to chat, take photos etc. Bring picnic lunch, transport from ferry to trail start and back to ferry included, quick sightseeing of town and refreshments at the round table.....
$38.00 per person (does not include ferry fee)
3) Smuggler's Cove Hike: 2 hour hike, views of the ocean, bring picnic lunch for a relaxing time on the huge rock that juts out into the bay. Includes pick up and return to the ferry, all transportation, ESL practice, refreshments.
$38.00 per person (does not include ferry fee)
4) Art Workshop: Tutorial on how to paint on silk. All materials provided, Evi is also a fiber artist and will teach several techniques used. You will create a small wall hanging as a souvenir, or gift. Workshop is from 11:00 am until 5 PM. Bring a lunch! Coffee and refreshments served.
$85.00 per person (does not include ferry fee)
5) Hike to Chapman Falls: This is a flat easy hike but takes 3 hours return. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at the falls. Adventure includes transportation from ferry to trail start and return to ferry.
$38.00 (does not include ferry fee)
Be at the Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal for all tours at 9:25, you must buy your tickets 15 minutes before the 9:40 sailing!! The ferry arrives in Gibsons at 10:30 where your adventure will begin!
Prepare for hiking: Bring a small knapsack, water bottle, good walking shoes (runners), a picnic lunch, sun hat, sunscreen, bathing suit, bug spray and layered clothing. The weather changes, wear a light tank top, t-shirt, fleece jacket and get a $1.25 raincoat at the Dollar Store or bring a light waterproof jacket.
The Sunshine Coast is only 1.5 hours away from downtown Vancouver. It is a beautiful area in a more rural setting with wonderful hikes, kayaking, cross country skiing, and mountain biking.
I am offering a series of guided tours, hikes, a visit to see the salmon spawning in the autumn, a Fiber Art Workshop and lots more. Keep watching this blog!
To Get to Gibsons From Downtown Vancouver:
Take the 257 Express Bus. It departs from Hamilton and Dunsmuir in front of VCC College (an 8 minute walk from OHC) and only stops about twice en route to the Horseshoe Bay Ferry. It's about a 45 minute trip from downtown Vancouver to the ferry terminal in Horseshoe Bay, North Vancouver.
When you get to the ferry terminal, be sure to ask for a ticket to Langdale at the ticket booth (it costs about $15.65 return). There are several waiting rooms, make sure you are in the correct waiting room to board the ferry to Langdale. (Ask anyone!) You board the large ferry from the waiting room. It is a 40 minute scenic trip with a restaurant, viewing gallery outside, and gift shop inside.
Go down to the lowest car deck to get off the ferry. Many people will be waiting there and you walk off before the cars. I will meet you as you walk off. My cell phone number is 604 989 8640.
We will then get into my car and begin our adventure. If we have more people attending we will have extra transportation.
Please reserve ahead, email me at
eviblueth@gmail.com
or
604 886 8097 - cell 604 989 8640
You can pay ahead by mastercard,visa, paypal or cash.
I look forward to showing you our amazing rainforest and the "road less traveled". It will be a great way to practice English while taking in the soothing
aspects of nature and mild exercise.
Cliff Gilker Park
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