The thing about Vancouver is that once the temperature outside goes above 15 degrees, it's automatically beach weather. That being said, yay, it's spring! Time to hit the beach!
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UBC, NW Marine Dr
If you need to give a little love to those pasty cheeks or just need an all around bronzed glow, then here is the place to be. Vancouver's nude beach, if you know where to find it that is.
Beach Ave, downtown
Come on, English Bay is on EVERYONE's go to list for when they want to catch some Vitamin D rays and a chill out beach day! Let's be honest here, there's a little bit of English Bae in every Vancouverite.
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4801 NW Marine Dr
This little gem might be a little hard to find, but when you do, it's one that you'll keep returning to.
Third beach is nice and all during the day, but it's pretty high up in our books for sunsets and night time adventures. Isolated, no cranky neighbours and no one to tell you to keep it down.
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Kitsilano
It doesn't matter if theres snow outside, this is the place to be on New Years for the Polar Bear swim. Oh and the view is pretty spectacular too!
With it being summer and all in Vancouver, the standard beaches can be a little TOO much to handle. Tourists, screaming kids, screaming adults, and just too many people in general. Hide away at Kitsilano and fall in love with the vibe and charming scenery.
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1150 Marine Dr
You may already be in love with the current view from Stanley Park. But let us tell you,
the view from the other side is drop dead gorgeous.
4902 Beacon Lnr, West Vancouver
OK, we know this one doesn't really count as a beach but come on. The most important things are the incredible view, rocky terrain, and history.
