There are plenty of different experiences to enjoy, including exploring history at National Historic Sites in Steveston, getting a taste of local agriculture in Ladner, enjoying some beach time in White Rock, or urban experiences in Surrey, BC’s second-largest city and its fastest-growing.
Explore all that these neighbours have to offer: history, culture, activities, and, of course, a passion for craft beer.
WayBack Brew Co in Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
White Rock Beach Beer Co in White Rock, BC (photo provided)
Four Winds Brewing Co. in Delta, BC
Fuggles Beer in Richmond, BC (photo: Thirsty Explorers Club)
3 Dogs Brewing in White Rock, BC
Schoolhouse Farm in Delta, BC
Barnside Brewing in Delta, BC
Four Winds Brewing in Delta, BC
White Rock Beach Beer Co in White Rock, BC (photo provided)
The Pier in White Rock, BC
WayBack Brew Co in Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Four Winds Brewing in Delta, BC
Fuggles Beer in Richmond, BC (photo: Thirsty Explorers Club)
Barnside Brewing in Delta, BC
Four Winds Brewing Co. in Delta, BC (photo: Four Winds Brewing Co.)
The Beer Shack in White Rock, BC
Wayback Brew Co in Surrey, BC (photo: Hop Around BC)
WayBack Brew Co in Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Between the Bines longtable dinner at Barnside Brewing in Deltal, BC (photo provided)
Museum of Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Hawthorne Beer Market in Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
3 Dogs Brewing in White Rock, BC (photo provided)
Barnside Brewing in Delta, BC
3 Dogs Brewing in White Rock, BC (photo provided)
Barnside Brewing in Delta, BC (photo provided)
(photo: Matt Wastradowski)
Hooked Fish Bar in South Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Hooked Fish Bar in South Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Start your adventure South of the Fraser in Richmond, which is serviced by the Sky Train’s Canada Line.
Richmond is conveniently located 15 minutes from YVR as well as a 30 minute drive from BC Ferries’ Tsawwassen terminal.
The Cannery Café is a casual diner in Steveston Village known for its hearty brunch, lunch and dinner options. Its fusion paellas, eggs benedict, and handmade Shanghai dumplings are some of the restaurant’s specialties. As a family friendly restaurant, there are also a kid’s menu available so everyone can enjoy their favourite foods.
The smell of saltwater fills the air as fishing boats ebb and flow in the harbour. You’ve just stepped foot in the historic fishing village of Steveston, and right away, you’ll realize why it’s one of Richmond’s most popular destinations. Fisherman’s Wharf and Moncton street offer a variety of dining options and boutique shops. The village is bookended by two National Historic Sites and you’ll find heritage buildings and hidden gems around each corner! Allow enough time to enjoy the village at a leisurely pace.
O’Hares Gastropub has been an institution, and family-run in the Steveston area for over 30 years. They have 20 rotating taps from local to classics. Right next door to the Gastropub is the liquor store that prides itself on one of the best craft beer selections in Richmond and the surrounding area.
O’Hares Gastropub in Richmond, BC
London Heritage Farm is a 4.06 acre site that contains the historical London Farm House and a park overlooking the south arm of the Fraser River. Enjoy tea time and explore the farm house and grounds.
Britannia Shipyards is an authentic representation of a once thriving community of canneries, boat yards, residences and stores. Explore buildings that explore fascinating stories of working and living on the historic waterfront.
This trail is perfect for biking and walking. Starting at No. 5 Road the trail follows the river all the way to Steveston. Passing scenic river views, agricultural land and Finn’s Slough a small community of float homes and wooden houses on stilts. Then on to London Heritage Farm, Britannia Shipyards and into the village of Steveston.
Keeping beer weird in Richmond and beyond. Expect a solid assortment of super hoppy IPAs, refreshingly tart sours, and unique creations that you might not find anywhere else.
Fuggles Beer in Richmond, BC (photo: Thirsty Explorers Club)
Offering the best Kansas City style BBQ north of the border, all meats are smoked in house and all of their rubs and sauces are made on premise. Plus, the Hog Shack is the Lower Mainland’s only establishment offering a 100% craft beer brew list. It’s great meal stop any time of day.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Riverport is the perfect place to rest after a long day of exploring!
Richmond is where you can eat, play, explore, and shop unlike anywhere else in the world. Stunning nature, delightful culinary adventures, and a unique multicultural essence will delight your senses and ignite your curiosity.
Take a whale watching cruise, hop on a bike and cycle the city’s many trails, visit Canada’s only Olympic Museum, or just relax and enjoy Richmond’s parks and ocean views.
Is the seaside air sparking a craving for fish and chips? Our recommendation is Pajo’s in Steveston. Take in the harbour views while enjoying their 100% Oceanwise certified, and delicious, classic fish and chips.
Travel to Delta, an approximately 30 minute drive.
In the heart of Ladner Village, Stir Coffee House takes coffee seriously. Stir supports local businesses by sourcing its coffee, tea, baked goods, and some retail from local providers.
A quaint historic village with deep roots in fishing and farming. Stroll the historic village for boutique shops or attend the Ladner Village Market.
A true farm-based brewery, crafting unfiltered and fresh-tasting beer using their own farm-grown ingredients. It’s the strength in their promise of “Good Beer, Grown Here.” The brewery also has a tasting room kitchen featuring hearty, healthy farm fare, making it an ideal spot to drop by for lunch and a flight of tasters.
Award-winning beers inspired by ingredients and techniques gathered from the four winds. Sample tacos made on-site at the brewery’s stylish and comfortable tasting room.
Stretched along Delta’s southwestern shores is this haven of warm shallow waters. Sand, sea and wetlands offer a number of water activities from parasailing, skim boarding and swimming. If water isn’t your thing, bring your bike for an easy cycle along Boundary Bay Dyke Trail.
Four Winds Beach House & Brewery offers a West Coast take on the classic beer hall. They are excited to celebrate both traditional and modern brewing methods, paired with exceptional hospitality and memorable dining experiences.
Looking for a nightcap? Cocktail perhaps? Gracie’s Next Door is your neighbourhood spot for relaxing, celebrating, and getting together. Sharable snacks, delectable entrees, gluten free and vegan options populate their menu. Complemented by extensive local craft beer, wines by the glass and cocktail lists.
Travel to North Delta, an approximately 20 minute drive.
Delta’s largest park, enjoy eleven kilometres of gravel trails for cycling, walking, jogging and horseback riding. Head to the meadow, located in the heart of the park, for views of Mud Bay.
The service is attentive and their food, simply delicious. They offer hand-crafted cocktails, local microbrews, and an approachable, inviting wine list to compliment your visit. We believe in whole, natural flavours, shopping local farms, and living the sustainable dream. Our products are made by hand by locals from your community.…
If you’re looking for something off the beaten path, consider a visit to Westham Island. Drive over the historic wooden bridge and visit Westham Island Herb Farm, Emma Lea Farms and The George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary.
A premium all-suite hotel including complimentary breakfast, high speed wireless internet, underground parking and more. Nestled in the oceanside community of Tsawwassen.
Travel to Surrey from Delta, next destination an approximately 55 minute drive.
Elena’s Cafe in Cloverdale is a charming spot loved by locals for its warm atmosphere and tasty treats. Stop by for a cup of coffee, breakfast and a relaxing break.
Explore the vibrant, interactive Museum of Surrey, offering wonder, dialogue, and family fun. Enjoy free events and educational programs. Visit the Indigenous Hall while you’re there. This gallery, produced in partnership with se’mya’me (Semiahmoo) First Nation, q̓ʷɑ:n̓ƛ̓ən̓ (Kwantlen) First Nation and q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie) First Nation, displays Indigenous exhibits from across Canada.
Hawthorne Beer Market & Bistro, established in 2014, is a 100% Canadian-owned craft beer house in Cloverdale. Open 7 days a week at 11:30am, offering a wide selection of craft beers from across the province.
Fleetwood Park in Surrey offers picnic shelters, gardens, nature trails, and a spray park for visitors to enjoy. Learn about the history of the park and discover public art installations.
Way Back Brew Co. brings a sun-soaked, retro beach spirit to South Surrey. Expect easygoing craft beer, pizzas and shareable bites, and a laid-back atmosphere in the Tap Room or out on the patio.
WayBack Brew Co in Surrey, BC (Photo provided: Discover Surrey, Ian Harland)
Par4 Kitchen & Bar is a lively sports lounge and eatery offering a social dining experience from lunch to late nights. Step into the immersive Top Golf Swing Suite and experience sports simulators designed for every skill level. Whether you are practicing your swing or competing with friends, the game never stops at Par4.
Diverse, seaside-inspired menu renowned for fish & chips, fish tacos, and ‘chowdah.’ A wrap-around deck boasting unobstructed views of the ocean and the Gulf Islands. OR Order through the takeout window and head to the beach..Great for lunch and sunsets! Open 7-days at 11:30am.
Looking for something outdoorsy? Try Surrey Bend Regional Park, Tynehead Regional Park or Green Timbers Lake.
For a great locals’ breakfast spot, diner style, try Coast & Country Diner and Caterers.
Classic truck lovers will want to check out the BC Vintage Truck Museum.
Bee and honey lovers will be thrilled to experience one of the private tours offered at the Honey Bee Centre.
If shopping is more your thing, visit Cloverdale’s Main Street for vintage boutique shopping.
Looking to sample some of the incredible international cuisine that can be found in Surrey? The Surrey Spice Trail provides a quick and easy way to search for the best restaurants in Surrey. Search for restaurants near you, filter by type of cuisine or neighbourhood, and get in touch with the restaurant directly to book a table.
Surrey offers a diverse range of convenient accommodations including hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts and camping & RV sites.
The next day on the trail continues in White Rock.
Serving brunch 7 days a week until 3pm, they have everything you might crave from eggs to burgers. Try the Vegetarian Hash, served in a cast iron pan.
Launch your paddleboard from White Rock Beach and enjoy the calm, protected waters of Semiahmoo Bay. The water is clear and provides a view of seagrass and crabs, and the view looking back at the city is picture-perfect
Welcome to 3 Dogs Brewing, a family-run gathering place in White Rock. Great beer, great food, great service. Don’t forget to bring your pup!
3 Dogs Brewing in White Rock, BC
Located in the heart of White Rock, the Ocean Beach is a lively, industrial-chic space featuring oak décor and a well-stocked bar set featuring BC craft beer against old-world style brick.
Take your time and stroll from one end to the other, making sure to stop and check out the Grand Chief Bernard Charles Memorial Plaza that speaks to the community’s strong ties to the Semiahmoo First Nation.
White Rock Beach Beer Company’s uptown tasting room offers a friendly, welcoming experience, with a wide range of styles available to sample, or take away in a growler or 6-packs of cans. Wednesdays to Saturdays after 6:00 pm, grab a burger from White Rock Burger Company.
“Because beaches and beer go better together.”
The Beer Shack is the newest tap house in South Surrey/White Rock featuring 26 taps of beers and ciders from the Pacific Westcoast that are not readily available anywhere else. They also feature a selection of non-beer drinks in the RTD format with some specialty cocktails as well. Beer Shack…
The Beer Shack in White Rock, BC
Find more options for accommodations in White Rock at explorewhiterock.com.
In fall and winter, you can still hit the beach and take in some storm watching! The bay provides the perfect mix of shelter and spectacular sea action on a stormy day and a rainy day contrasts perfectly with an idyllic sunset on a clear day.
Another great way to explore is to take a Public Art Walking Tour. From sculptures to murals, White Rock has a beautiful variety of art throughout the town.
If you’d rather stay indoors, learn more about the history of the area at the White Rock Museum, located in an historic 1912 train station on the waterfront.
You couldn’t be closer to the beach, closer to downtown than this spot in White Rock!
Visit explorewhiterock.com for options.
We respectfully acknowledge that the lands on which we work, play and learn, are on the unceded shared territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the SEMYOME (Semiahmoo), q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie), q̓ʷɑ:n̓ƛ̓ən̓ (Kwantlen), kʷikʷəƛ̓əm (Kwikwetlem), qiqéyt (Qayqayt) and sc̓əwaθən məsteyəxʷ (Tsawwassen) First Nations.
Tourism Delta acknowledges that we live, work, and welcome visitors on the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scəw̓aθən (Tsawwassen), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), and other Coast Salish Peoples.
Richmond is a thriving city where culture and character converge in a stunning setting. Whatever you crave – incredible Asian cuisine, local craft beer, breathtaking nature, or captivating history – Richmond is an experience truly Canadian in its multicultural essence and authentically Pacific. It’s all here.
The City of White Rock is located on the traditional unceded territory of the Semiahmoo First Nation in the broader territory of the Coast Salish peoples.
