BC Ferries is the primary company providing vehicle and passenger ferry service within British Columbia.  The TripAdvisor page entitled Inside Victoria : Arriving & Departing describes ferry...

Tofino's Most Recommended Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Outfitters since 1996. Our professional guide team caters to ardent anglers as well as family and corporate groups. Venture offshore for Halibut and Chinook and Coho Salmon, or try Light Tackle and Fly-gear for Coho Salmon in the picturesque saltwater inlets of Clayoquot Sound. Remote fly-in lake and river trips for steelhead, rainbow and cutthroat trout action (full day or overnight options). Updated local fishing reports.

Whistler is the biggest and most varied ski area in North America.  It is located about 100 km (60 miles) north of Vancouver, BC.  Its ski areas are open from mid-November to the beginning of...

With over 100 preserved historic buildings, this village is a representative of the Victorian gold rush era.

This cargo ship which travels from Kildonan, Bamfield, Ucluelet and the Broken Group Islands, also carries passengers to various drop-off points.

If your small fries like skiing in a big way, this program will teach them all they need to know to tackle the slopes.

Canada's only mechanical music museum. The collection illustrates and demonstrates the development of automatic music machines from 18th century barrel organs to 1950s juke boxes via musical boxes, street and barrel pianos, residence and dance hall organs, player pianos, phonographs, gramophones and vintage radios. The museum offers tours taking approximately 1 hour and demonstrations of the genuine antique instruments include about 20 examples.

     Nestled on the south-western shoulder of Victoria's scenic inner harbour, The Royal British Columbia Museum is an eclectic showcase of both regional and international interests. Boasting a recent

The Vancouver Lookout is located at the top of Harbour Centre, one of the tallest buildings in town. On a clear day, expect the view to reach as far as the Olympic Peninsula, west of Seattle - 170 km from Vancouver as the crow flies!See Vancouver from our point of view and discover its not-to-be-missed attractions and must-do activities both in and around the City. Should you wish to visit some of the attractions you have spotted from up here, our staff will gladly assist you with directions, brochures and recommendations.

A two-lane scenic highway passes both the Pacific Ocean and rugged mountain peaks.

An oasis of tranquility in an otherwise bustling Chinatown, this garden is modeled on a 15th-century Chinese garden and is named after the founder of modern China.

Protected wilderness that covers the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains features rugged landscape of rocky canyons, spectacular waterfalls and soaring peaks.