Our winters are mild and wet-it rarely snows in this part of Canada except, of course, at our local ski hills. The Sunshine Coast,they say,is so named because it's sunnier than Vancouver. To stay cozy and dry,you'll need warm clothes, a raincoat and an umbrella. Waterproof footwear is always a good idea. The fresh spring air blows in early to our seaside Cove.
Spring generally means a mix of warm, sunny and rainy days.
February or March start to see the early crocuses and daffodils popping up, quickly followed by an eruption of spring blossoms. Active locals suddenly emerge from hibernation. What to Bring on your Trip Be sure to dress warmly and in layers,the mornings are cool even in the summer. Sunglasses and camera,with lots of film to record your catch of the day. On our fisheman special package lunches are not included,so bring a lunch and beverage.