Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site, West Vancouver: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#6 of 28 Tourist attractions in West Vancouver

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.70

5.7 km from the center of West Vancouver

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5 ★79%
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7210 Arbutus Rd, West Vancouver, BC V7W 2L5, Canada

coldoceandiver.ca

+1 778-989-8420

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site?: Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 24 reviews.
How does Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site rank in West Vancouver?: Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site is #6 of 28 Tourist attractions in West Vancouver by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site located?: 7210 Arbutus Rd, West Vancouver, BC V7W 2L5, Canada — 5.7 km from the center of West Vancouver.
How can I contact Whytecliff Park Scuba Diving Site?: Phone: +1 778-989-8420 · Website: coldoceandiver.ca

Reviews (8)

Маргарита Гербина 2023 Nov 12

Very good 🤩

Ermia Aghaie 2023 May 06

You should definitely visit this place

Shih-Hung Chang 2021 Jun 22

Beautiful rocky beach to spend a chill afternoon

Danielle LaFrance 2021 Jun 09

I learned how to dive at Whytecliff Park with the aid of instructor Stephanie Cimbala. And I am still learning. If it wasn't for her I don't think I would be diving as I do now. I'm still very much learning the ropes which has me appreciating her patience and encouragement all the more. I adore her enthusiasm for and commitment to the diving community.
Also: Her demeanour and diving ethic is in stark contrast to what I encountered initially at the Diving Locker, which was rushed and withdrawn. Stephanie encourages constant communication and slowness and play. She wants you to keep diving! All you would want in a diving instructor and diving comrade.

K Z 2021 May 22

Sat morning 9am, around 10 divers are gathered and help each other to prepare to dive. Very friendly vibe. You can also find people play kayaking. Someone take photos for sea mammals, someone just walk their dogs. It’s also a nice place to picnic.