Sechelt, British Columbia is located south of the Earls Cove BC Ferry Terminal where the BC Ferry acts as the connector for Hwy 101 between the upper and lower portions of the Sunshine Coast. Sechelt is north of the BC Ferry Terminal in Langdale which arrives from the Vancouver mainland.

From the city of Vancouver, BC on the mainland it is 145 kilometres to the southern portion of the Sunshine Coast in Langdale. A 5 hour journey, give or take a an hour.

From the City of Vancouver, BC: First you need to board a BC Ferry from Horseshoe Bay on the Vancouver mainland to Langdale on the Sunshine Coast closest to the community of Gibsons. From there, travel north on Highway 101 for about 1-2 hours to the community of Sechelt . Time is based on the amount of stops taken as the scenery will slow progress down.

From Comox Valley on Vancouver Island: Sechelt approaching from the northern side of the Sunshine Coast can be best accessed from the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island. Here there is the Little River BC Ferry Terminal which takes you directly to the community of Powell River and then continue for a short 35+ km drive south to Saltery Bay BC Ferry Terminal. At Saltery Bay take another BC Ferry ride to Earl's Cove. From the terminal continue south on Hwy 101 to Pender Harbour then onto Halfmoon Bay. About 15 km south from the turn off to Halfmoon Bay, you'll arrive in Sechelt.