🌊 On the water

Seawall wraps the whole peninsula, putting you right beside the water for miles.

Seawall point with lighthouse and totem poles, sitting directly on the inlet's edge.

Seawall lookout at the famous sea stack rising straight out of the water.

Working-harbour green space with shoreline paths right on the Burrard Inlet waterfront.

Coal Harbour-edge park with waterside paths between the marina and Stanley Park.

False Creek park sloping down to the seawall and a quiet waterside pond.

Yaletown park opening onto the False Creek seawall, a classic waterside hangout.

False Creek green space along the seawall by the paddling centre, right on the water.

Olympic Village park with boardwalks and wetlands edging directly into False Creek.

Tidal islet linked by causeway, letting you stand surrounded by False Creek water.

Kitsilano waterfront park on English Bay with seawall paths and open water views.

Casual cafe right on the Coal Harbour seawall, an easy waterside coffee stop.

Iconic harbour pier with sail-roof promenade jutting into Burrard Inlet, pure on-the-water strolling.

The inlet itself, ringed by seawall and promenades for waterside walks and harbour-edge hangs.

Seawall-side cafe perched above the inlet for a coffee by the water in Stanley Park.