Combers Beach
A quieter stretch of sand in the middle of Long Beach, where Sea Lion Rocks, a sea stack offshore, is often home to sea lions.
From the Combers parking lot, a forest trail of about 500 meters leads down to the beach. The beach is open and sees fewer visitors than the main Long Beach entrance. Northern sea lions are often seen on the nearby Sea Lion Rocks, and binoculars help. Near the creek mouth there are piles of driftwood that make good photos, but do not climb on them. When the tide rises and waves are big, the logs roll, which is very dangerous. A park day pass is required.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Long Beach
- Rainforest Trail
- Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
- Kwisitis Visitor Centre
- Shorepine Bog Trail
- Schooner Cove Trail
- Florencia Bay
- Radar Hill