Wreck Beach

Nearby restaurants include The Galley Patio and Grill, which serves burgers, sandwiches, and seafood. The Hot Box Cafe is another option for those looking for vegetarian and vegan fare.

As for accommodations, there are a few nearby hotels such as the West Coast Suites at UBC, which offers comfortable suites with kitchenettes, and the Gage Residence at UBC, which has affordable, dorm-style rooms for those on a budget.

Wreck Beach has limited amenities, with only portable toilets available, so visitors should plan accordingly. Dogs are allowed on the beach as long as they are on a leash.

The sand is a mixture of grey and tan, and there are plenty of activities available including swimming, surfing, hiking, and sunbathing

There is a parking lot near the beach, but it is not free and can get quite crowded during peak season. Visitors can also take public transportation or walk from nearby areas.

Fun fact: Wreck Beach is considered one of the largest clothing-optional beaches in North America.

Aside from enjoying the beach and its stunning views, visitors can also explore the trails and hike through the surrounding forests. There is also a small museum nearby that showcases the history of the area.