Vancouver English Bay (MAP)
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Located in the West End of Downtown Vancouver English Bay is a long sandy beach
leading into Stanley Park. Bordering English Bay you will find Denman, Davie and Robson Street
that provide an abundance of activities, shopping,
restaurants and accommodations. |
Vancouver English Bay
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and English Bay is a must see destinations for tourists from all over the world.
Our Hotels are first rate and our city is wrapped by vast water views and
majestic mountain views viable from most downtown areas. There is so much
natural beauty here it is hard to believe your in the middle of a major Canadian
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Vancouver English Bay Amenities
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English Bay Beach has all the amenities you need for a day in the sun,
including a fully-equipped bathhouse and washrooms, concession stands for hungry
beach-goers, kayak rentals, and nearby locations for preparing a family
barbecue.
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Hotels near English Bay Vancouver
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Vancouver English Bay Events
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| The frigid
Polar Bear Swim on New Year’s Day and the
spectacular Celebration
of Light Fireworks
competition each July/August. English Bay is the focal point of the show you're right in front of the fireworks barge
and the loudspeakers for the music simulcast are right
behind you. Plan to set out a blanket by 7:00 pm if you
want to watch from English Bay. Each summer the
Vancouver Pride Parade and
Festival is held on English Bay Beach |
Vancouver English Bay Attractions
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| People watching, swimming in the warmer months and walking along English Bay
and the Stanley Park Seawall.
On a nice day, especially
on the weekends, tons of Vancouverites and
visitors of all ages stroll ,
Bike and blade up and down the boardwalk of English Bay.
The
beach is lifeguard-protected from late May until
early September, making it the perfect location
for families with young children and beginning
swimmers.
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Vancouver English Bay Location
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| English Bay leads into the Georgia Strait and Pacific Ocean. Easy access by
heading West on Davie Street taking you to the heart of English Bay. |
