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LONG TERM DISCOUNT: 30% off 30+ nights, 50% off 90+ nights. You can't get any better than this location! You';ll be close to everything when you stay at this centrally located heritage home on the waterfront! Located in the heart of Gibsons, this self-contained space is walking distance to shops, restaurants, etc. This space includes the entire home and is fully equipped with all of the comforts and convenience of home, inclusive of a large fire pit area and outdoor alfresco. Windows offers superb views of Gibsons waterfront and spectacular Howe Sound with its stunning mountains and greenery. Once you settle in, you won't want to leave... BRINGING A BOAT? Nearby Gibsons Marina offers transient moorage (call them to inquire about availability). *Before bringing a pet, please ensure to obtain our consent first. We do charge a pet fee; this will need to be sent by bank transfer, or paid in cash, upon arrival at the property. (RGA Business License #2281)

Located at the southern end of the Sunshine Coast, just north of Vancouver, Gibsons is a quaint town of artists, local restaurants, breweries, and fishing boats. Perched on a hillside, it overlooks a harbour and faces nearby islands in Howe Sound. Gibsons has earned international recognition: it was named the “Most Liveable Community under 20,000” in a world-wide competition by the UN-backed International Awards for Liveable Communities. But, it’s perhaps most famously known as the location for the longtime hit TV show The Beachcombers, which first aired in 1972 and ran until 1990. Nowadays, it attracts visitors with its chilled-out blend of water and land activities from scooter to kayak, canoe and SUP rentals, suitable for all ages and ability levels. Choose from kayaking, canoeing, diving, or fishing. Enjoy hiking in the Sunshine Coast’s regional and provincial parks, or play a round of golf. Relax while visiting farmers markets, dining at diverse restaurants, browsing through museums and art galleries, or checking out local festivals and events.