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Bustling seaport considered to be one of the best cities to live in
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Thriving cultural scene
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Winter sports on North Shore
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Excellent food
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Asian influences
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The historic Steveston Fishing Village
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Boating, fishing, whale watching, etc.
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Shopping
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Whistler Blackcomb - one of North America's largest ski resorts
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Winter months - skiing, snowboarding, etc.
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Summer months - hiking, mountain biking, etc.
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Top-notch golf courses
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Vibrant art and culture scene
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Surfing capital of Canada
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Spectacular beaches
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Pacific Rim National Park
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Long Beach
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Activities include whale watching, camping, etc.
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Pristine coastlines
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The Wild Pacific Trail
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Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
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Activities include kayaking, surfing, bear watching, etc.
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Oldest city in the Pacific Northwest
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Historic buildings and museums
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Rugged shorelines and beaches
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Known as Canada's cycling capital
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Abundant parkland and world-famous gardens
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Outdoor activities such as kayaking, whale-watching, water sports, etc.
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Frequented for its pleasant climate
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Not to miss: Butchart Gardens
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Beaches, wilderness, history and much more
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Salt Spring Island is the most popular
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Don't miss out on the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve
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Saturna Island - unspoiled beaches
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Referred to as the Harbour City
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One of Canada's longest shorelines
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Newcastle Island - ideal for camping and hiking
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Watersports such as scuba diving, fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, etc.
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Nanaimo Museum
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Several parks and vineyards
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Excellent golf courses
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Skiing and snowboarding at Big White
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Great beaches
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One of the few cities in the world to be situated between two lakes
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Beaches and watersports
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Vineyards
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Outdoor activities include hiking, golf, cycling, etc.
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