Phone:(250) 974-5024
Fax:(250)974-5026
Website:
http://www.alertbay.ca/
Phone:(250) 956-3131
Fax:(250) 956-3132
Website:
http://www.town.portmcneill.bc.ca/
Port Hardy Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 949-7622
Fax:(250) 949-6653
Website:http://www.visitporthardy.com/
Phone:(250) 282-0018
Fax:250) 282-0019
Website:
https://www.sayward.ca/
Sointula Visitor Info Booth
Website:http://www.sointulainfo.ca
Victoria Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 953-2033
Fax:(250) 382-6539
Website:http://www.tourismvictoria.com
Sooke Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 642-6351
Fax:(250) 642-7089
Website:http://www.sookeregionmuseum.com
Sidney Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 656-0525
Fax:(250) 656-7102
Website:http://www.peninsulachamber.ca
Salt Spring Island Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 537-5252
Website:http://www.saltspringtourism.com
Chemainus Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 246-3944
Fax: (250) 246-3251
Website:http://www.chemainus.bc.ca
Ladysmith Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 245-2112
Fax:(250) 245-2124
Website:http://www.ladysmithcofc.com
Lake Cowichan Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 749-3244
Fax:(250) 749-0187
Website:http://www.cowichanlake.ca
Mill Bay Tourist Info Booth
Phone:(250) 743-3566
Fax:(250) 743-5332
Website:http://www.southcowichanchamber.org
Gabriola Island Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 247-9332
Fax:(250) 247-9332
Website:http://www.gabriolaisland.org
Nanaimo Visitor Centre Kiosk
Phone:(250) 244-4069
Website:http://www.tourismnanaimo.com
Nanaimo Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 751-1556
Website:http://www.tourismnanaimo.com
Parksville Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 248-3613
Fax:(250) 248-5210
Website:http://www.parksvillechamber.com
Qualicum Beach Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 752-9532
Fax:(250) 752-2923
Website:http://www.qualicum.bc.ca
Port Alberni Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 724-6535
Fax:(250) 724-6560
Website:http://www.avcoc.com
Pacific Rim Visitor Centre
Phone:(250) 726-4600
Fax:(250) 726-4601
Website:http://www.pacificrimvisitor.ca
Tofino Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 725-3414
Fax:(250) 725-3296
Website:http://www.tourismtofino.com
Campbell River Visitor Info Centre
Phone:(250) 830-0411
Fax:(250) 286-6948
Website:http://www.visitorcentre.ca
Phone:250-283-2202
fax 250-283-7500
Website:http://www.villageofgoldriver.com/
Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre
Phone:1-250-746-4636
Website:http://www.duncancc.bc.ca
Mountainous, remote, culturally diverse, and
immensely beautiful, Canada is an expansive and scenic country to visit and
explore. With over 10 provinces, this North American country is a favourite
destination for travellers of all ages. Canada has so much to offer that it’s
worth fully exploring on its own. Perfect for ski adventures, scenic railway
journeys, wildlife, and historical city exploration, it’s diverse in its
terrain and culture. Canada is a comfortable and exciting destination to visit.
Accommodations, Things to do, Places to go
Vancouver
Island Vacations Tourism Information Guide that has been designed to
assist all visitors vacationing on this beautiful island of ours. We
would like you to experience an enjoyable vacation..
For the camping enthusiasts there are over twenty provisional
campgrounds available and literally dozens of privately owned RV
parks on the island. Vancouver Island offers something for every one on vacation.
There are many outdoor experiences you will be able to enjoy, fishing,
golfing, horse back riding, parks you can trail walk and of course grizzly and black bear tours just to name a few activities.
Accommodations on Vancouver Island
W
e have hundreds of various types of
accommodations listed from Victoria to the top of the island Port
Hardy and every city and town in between on both the east and west
coasts to suit all budgets, tastes, needs and desires.
For instance
there are bed and breakfasts,
cabins and cottages, campgrounds, condominiums, chalets, farms,
guest houses, hostels, hotels, houseboats, inns, lodges, motels,
resorts, rv parks and villas to suit all tourists.
We have made it as easy as we can for you,
just select the location you intend to visit and then select the
lodgings of your choice from all the listings It is easier to
look at the
Vancouver Island map we have on the website so that you can plan
your trip making your bookings in advance. You may decide to
stay at a
water front inn or
bed and breakfast with the sound of the
waves lulling you to sleep, or a
vacation rental home that can
accommodate families or groups.
Activies on Vancouver Island
T
here
are more than 50
golf courses for the avid golfer to experience. Most of
these courses are set in the most beautiful surroundings near the sea,
by lakes or surrounded by great mountain ranges in evergreen forests.
Vancouver Island also can boast of having some of the
best championship courses.
Fishing charter guides who are ready to give you the Vancouver
Island Salmon and Halibut fishing charter experience of a lifetime!
Guides who know the waters here well and are ready and committed to
serve you individually, ensuring a personalized and rewarding fishing
charter. You may be fortunate enough to land a halibut , now that would
be a vacation to remember. It is all here at our front door. Unbelievable fishing on Vancouver
Island for those seeking the finest saltwater fishing getaway.
Grizzly bear watching
is always a tourist attraction at Knight Inlet about 80 kilometers
north of Campbell River. During a vacation on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, be sure to
book a whale watching tour to see whales, eagles, dolphins and other
marine mammals.
Outdoor Recreation
Mt. Washington
is only minutes away from the Comox Valley and offers world class skiing, snowboarding and Nordic sports. In the summer season Mount
Washington is a hiking and mountain bike haven.
If you're looking for activities beyond alpine, all snowbound
tastes are catered for. Mount Washington provides guests with one of
the top-rated Nordic experiences in North America.
Get inspired by the province’s natural beauty and make plans for your next outdoor adventure,
by taking advantage of the many recreation
opportunities available across the diverse landscape of mountains,
rivers, lakes and coastlines. You will experience excitement and
adventure on either a
fishing, whale watching, bear watching or hunting trip. Vancouver Islands rugged wilderness, fresh lakes and rivers offering excellent opportunities for gaming and fishing enthusiasts.
Kayaking is a very popular sport as the island has many bays and inlets
with calm waters. Here is
The Ultimate
Beginner’s Guide to Kayaking
Vancouver Island offers a host of exceptional recreation opportunities. While some of the island’s most spectacular recreation features are located in parks, many more recreation resources are found in the rugged backcountry.
Alternatively, if you are planning a more relaxed type sailing holiday and intend to explore the shores, bays and
the hundreds of inlets
surrounding Vancouver island, then you can also look forward to sun tanning,
beach combing, waterfalls, beautiful anchorages, great scenery, swimming,
hiking, photography and the many species of wildlife.
There are over 18
marine parks in our area.
Desolation sound is extraordinarily beautiful sailing area with
many safe anchorages and beautiful locations… mountain waterfall and forest
lakes only minutes walk from snug anchorages. The waters are calm, sheltered and
warm. Desolation Sound is a world famous sailing destination or longer trips to
the many other marine parks like Princess Louisa, Toba Inlet, Bute
Inlet or the Broughton Archipelago.