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When a lot of our prized Furniture was damaged by the removal company, we were lucky enough to be recommended to David. He was awesome in repairing our damaged pieces and restored an antique shipping chest too with huge sentimental value. Fantastic work! Great service, boundless knowledge and a great guy!
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Welcome to Camp Olave, our beautiful Girl Guide camp.This is our year round ocean Paradise on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. There are 15 wonderful campsites and cottages on 56 hectares of forest and wilderness, all situated around beautiful ocea
5211 Sunshine Coast Hwy, Sechelt, BC V0N 3A2
Day Spa, European Facials, Eminence Retailer, Organic Spa Treatments, Massage, Natural Products, Relaxation Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Eminence Organic Skin Care, Lomi Lomi Massage, Salt Scrubs / Sugar Scrubs, Rejuvenating Leg Treatment, Reiki, Original Hot Stone Massage, Esthetics, Manicure / Pedicure, Soft Wax Hair Removal, Eyebrow Shaping, Eyebrow Eyelash Tinting, LaStone Therapy Massage
Sol Spa has established its day spa studio in a classic oceanfront cottage conveniently located along the Sunshine Coast highway at Selma Park, Sechelt. Our beach cottage is elegant, private and a petite piece of paradise. We welcome you into our English garden, the stepping stones guide you to our separate entrance-way into our Sol Solarium. Retreat and soak in the sunshine and the soft sea breeze....
We offer relaxation, deep tissue massage, LaStone Therapy massage, Eminence Organic Facials, body treatments, as well as aesthetic services. We provide a chemical free environment using natural and organic products. We offer side-by-side services. Come and 'Experience the Art & Soul of Spa!'
5236 Sunshine Coast Hwy, Sechelt, BC V0N 3A2
Antique Furniture Repair
The economy of Sechelt is evolving. The traditional coastal industries of forestry and fishing remain active. Tourism, which started in Sechelt in the late 1800's, is growing and opportunities exist to expand, especially in the adventure, cultural and environmental tourism markets.