Tsawwassen Travel Guide

 Carmanah Says:  Centennial Beach at low tide is certainly worth the effort of timing correctly. At low tide, the beach spans for miles away from the shore, literally. As you can see in the picture, at low tide, the beach is broken up into flat sandbar and saltwater channels. It's within... 

 PeterVancouver Says:  Semi-auto gun, thermal mask, co2 tank and air refills, coveralls, and 100 paintballs for $30.Great fun 

 PeterVancouver Says:  About an hours drive from Tsawwassen, is the North Shore of Vancouver, where there are three major centers for Skiing, snowshoeing, and many other mountain pasttimes. For those who dont ski, then try snowshoeing between December and March as it requires no previous... 

 PeterVancouver Says:  45 minutes from Tsawwassen is downtown Vancouver with its famous harbour. Cruise ships call in regularly and for many, it is the start of an adventure cruising up to Alaska whilst whalewatching. Alongside this area is the home of a number of private and schedule floatplanes... 

 PeterVancouver Says:  The requirement is that the driver has a valid drivers licence and is at least 19 years of age. In addition there is a short training session which gives you a licence to drive F440 cars which are capable of speeds of up to 90 mphAlternatives are Go Karts which can be rented... 

 Jetgirly Says:  Splashdown Park is located minutes from the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal. When I was a child, some school groups planned walking trips there from Victoria (go on foot on the ferry then walk to the park) so I know it's not too strenuous of a hike! It is home to lots of different... 

 Jetgirly Says:  This is the largest terminal in the BC Ferries family. While you are waiting to cross over to Victoria or one of the Gulf Islands you can grab a snack in the cafeteria, buy a magazine or newspaper, shop at the marketplace (currently under renovation according to local... 

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 PeterVancouver Says:  Their new premises which have been designed specifically,was opened in the Fall of 2004. The furnishings are of good quality and generally there is no need to book unless for a large party. Contrary to most Indian restaurants in Canada, we are not asked if we want the dish... 

 Jetgirly Says:  There is a McDonalds in Tsawassen that stands out because it looks a lot like a church from the outside. Inside, it's your standard Mickey D's fare. On second thought, the McDonalds might be in Ladner (technically not Tsawassen), but it's only minutes from the ferry terminal... 

 Carmanah Says:  In Boundary Bay Regional Park, they're quite specific that your dog stays on its leash along the trails. These trails are located along boardwalks and beside wetland ecosystems - popular with local wildlife and nesting birds. However, it appears that dogs may be unleashed...