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Nicknamed “Little Hawaii,” the white sandy beaches of Tribune Bay stretch endlessly out to meet an aquamarine sea. Boasting close to 1 km of fine white sand beach, the south-facing Tribune Bay is easily one of the most spectacular on the east side of Vancouver Island. Little Tribune Bay, part of Tribune Bay Provincial Park on Hornby Island, BC, is a popular destination known for its soft, white sand beach and warm, shallow waters. It's nicknamed "Little Hawaii" and is considered one of the most spectacular beaches on Vancouver Island's east side. The beach stretches almost 1 kilometer and is south-facing.

The beach is known for its fine, soft white sand, creating a picturesque landscape. Warm, shallow water: The waters in Tribune Bay are shallow and warm, making it a great spot for swimming. "Little Hawaii": The beach's beauty and tropical-like atmosphere have earned it the nickname "Little Hawaii".

Little Tribune Bay is located on Hornby Island, a small island east of Vancouver Island, accessible by ferry. Nearby activities: The park offers opportunities for canoeing, fishing, hiking, tennis, picnicking, and open water swimming.

While the park is known for its day-use activities, overnight camping is not permitted. Considered a warm swimming area: The BC government recognizes Tribune Bay as one of the warmest saltwater swimming areas in the province