Tours and Tailor Made Holidays to British Columbia

Parksville, BC

The beaches here on the south-central coast of eastern Vancouver Island are the stuff of a California dream vacation. However, there is a difference: Parksville's postcard crescents of golden, hard-packed sand beaches are smoother, broader and caressed by gentle Pacific rollers, not pounding surf.S…

Tofino, BC

Ranked by National Geographic as one of the world’s top surf towns, Tofino is a funky, charming yet paradoxically sophisticated coastal village. Tofino boasts A-list culinary establishments, galleries, boutiques and great accommodation, from luxury resorts to beachfront camping, not forgetting…

Campbell River, BC

The unofficial outdoor headquarters of North Central Vancouver Island, Campbell River is set within a natural wonderland famous for hiking, caving, kayaking and wildlife viewing. Purists on holiday to Vancouver Island will enjoy standing thigh deep in the fast-flowing rivers. Foodies can enjoy some…

Desolation Sound & Sunshine Coast

British Columbia’s best kept secret, the Sunshine Coast stretches along Gibsons to Lund, with numerous tiny, quaint coastal communities in between. A pacific paradise of quirky waterfront shops and an easygoing lifestyle, the Sunshine Coast offers endless kilometres of windswept seashore for s…

Kamloops, BC

Sandstone canyons, grasslands and evergreen timberlands play host to incredible hiking, mountain biking and camping. Kamloops is also a major golfing destination, with around a dozen courses close by. More than 100 lakes and two major rivers provide great fishing, kayaking, canoeing, rafting and tu…

Merritt, BC

In summer, golf one of the more unique courses in Canada, boat and fish the area's various waterways, attend one of the biggest country music festivals in North America, or stay on an authentic working ranch. In winter, head to the Kane Valley for cross-country skiing, or check out local snowmobili…

Prince Rupert, BC

Prince Rupert is a little marine city with one-of-a-kind wilderness exploration and wildlife viewing experiences on Northwest BC's Pacific Coast. It's also a popular stop on various Alaskan cruises.Spend a day exploring the town or set out on an adventure. Main attractions in the port town include…

Powell River, BC

Where endless green mountains meet sheltered Pacific Ocean waters, Powell River provides a stimulating blend of outdoor adventure and cultural amenities. Originally founded as a resource extraction centre – once home to the world's largest pulp and paper mill – Powell River now offers w…

Quesnel, BC

Since the first First Nation's summer camp at the confluence of the Fraser and Quesnel rivers, Quesnel's close proximity to this waterway system has attracted explorers, prospectors, farmers and adventurers. Explore the city's rich cultural heritage at the Quesnel & District Museum and in more…

Revelstoke, BC

Situated at a strategic crossing of the Columbia River, and bordered by both Mount Revelstoke National Park and Revelstoke Mountain Resort, this Kootenay Rockies city (population: 7,230) is surrounded by the impressive and towering Selkirk and Monashee mountains.From hiking and mountain biking in s…

Vancouver, BC

Vancouver, British Columbia, located on Canada's west coast, is a vibrant city surrounded by stunning natural beauty. With its mild climate, mountains, forests, and ocean views, Vancouver is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise, offering opportunities for skiing, hiking, biking, and water sports. The c…

Whistler, BC

Nestled in the breathtaking Coastal Mountains of British Columbia, Canada, Whistler is a world-renowned travel destination that offers year-round adventure and beauty. With stunning natural scenery, a vibrant village atmosphere, and a wide array of activities and events, it's no wonder that Whistle…

Fort St John, BC

People here are friendly, willing to lend a hand and offer up recommendations for restaurants, accommodations, and exciting things to do. This local hospitality is complemented by the natural beauty of Fort St. John and the surrounding Peace River Valley, which offers endless opportunity for scenic…

Prince George, BC

Prince George is the largest city in Northern British Columbia, and it is located centrally in the province. Here you'll find the amenities of a larger city along with instant access to picturesque wilderness and outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, golf and camping. Variety is the spice…

Smithers, BC

A plethora of summer and winter activities attract locals and visitors alike. People come to Smithers for fishing, boating, camping, hiking, skiing, shopping or to listen to the local musical talent. Many visit (and have moved to) Smithers for its easy access the outdoors and the local entertainmen…

Penticton, BC

Penticton combines the idle pleasures of a beach resort with its own edgy vibe. The already well-developed arts scene is being augmented with new restaurants and accommodations. People now come to Penticton for wine tasting and dining, to visit galleries and museums and to take in the symphony, pla…

Victoria Island, BC

Victoria Island, located off the coast of British Columbia, Canada, is a beautiful travel destination that offers visitors a perfect blend of natural beauty and urban sophistication. With a population of around 90,000, the island is the largest in the Pacific Archipelago and boasts a rich history,…

Ashcroft, BC

The town is set amid a spectacular recreational environment where hiking, golfing, and fishing thrive. The area's provincial parks are marked by semi-arid grasslands and rolling hills that form the Highland Valley Plateau.Ashcroft is an unpretentious town committed to its history, creative communit…

Port Hardy, BC

Rich. Rugged. Resilient. From remarkable coastal shorelines to the vast watery depths of the Pacific, Port Hardy has all the ingredients for the perfect wilderness adventure. Whether you come to hike the North Coast Trail, paddle along the rocky shores of neighbouring isles and inlets, or catch a s…

Stewart, BC

In summer, the town's vast wilderness is alive with activity as Alaskan brown grizzlies and black bears peruse local rivers and streams for salmon. Catch a glimpse of these intimidating creatures while bear watching from a safe distance at Fish Creek. Also in summer, intermediate-to-advanced hikers…

Northern Vancouver Island

The remote northern region of Vancouver Island offers a step farther beyond for travellers in search of a go-anywhere license to roam the wilderness of the West Coast. Famously scenic, lightly populated and peaceful, this region is about as far away from it all as you can get within a day’s tr…

100 Mile House

100 Mile House, located in the Cariboo region of British Columbia, Canada, is a charming and serene destination that offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in nature. This small town, named after the distance it was from the nearest post office,…

108 Mile Ranch

108 Mile Ranch is a relaxing place, known for its spas. You'll enjoy outdoor areas for horseback riding and hiking. This winter paradise is home to Mt. Timothy Ski Area and T-Bar. Make some memories at 108 Mile Ranch Heritage Site and 108 Golf Resort. 108 Mile Ranch is a family-friendly destination…

Egmont

Egmont sits on the Sechelt Inlet, a 1.5 hour drive up the Sunshine Coast from the ferry port city of Langdale, or a quick 10 minutes from the Earls Cove ferry terminal near the north end. It is a gateway to Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park – Skookum is a Chinook word for strong and chuck…

Fernie

The heritage of over 100 years of coal mining is celebrated here alongside an active and creative arts community. Outdoor recreation is a way of life all year round with a network of trails rising from the banks of the beautiful Elk River into the upper alpine.People come here for the powder &ndash…

Harrison Hot Springs

Harrison Hot Springs (pop. 1,573) might appear to be a small community, but with its first class amenities and natural attributes, Harrison belies its size.Coupled with its proximity to Vancouver, only 120km/75mi east, and Seattle just three hours south, Harrison is a perfect year-round getaway, of…

Invermere

People come here to relax, to spend summer afternoons at the beach, to go boating, river rafting and golfing. There are spectacular parks in the area, offering hiking, fishing and even wild hot springs. In winter, the big attraction is skiing or heli-skiing at Panorama Mountain Resort. Of course, a…

Kleena Kleene

There is an abundance of wildlife including moose, bear, mule deer, coyote, wolf, lynx, cougar, fox and many other species. In the summer you may find a stray racing pigeon off course from pigeon racing enthusiasts on Vancouver Island.A recognizable landmark for Kleena Kleene is Perkins Peak. It is…

McBride

Towering mountains outline the horizon with snow-capped peaks throughout the fall, winter, and early spring. The area's varied terrain ensures incredible hiking, camping, and bird watching during warmer months, and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter.The locals really make getting to kn…

Muncho Lake

Only a few minutes from the Alaska Highway that passes through the park is the serenity and seclusion expected in this area of the north. Some of the most outstanding views of natural beauty anywhere can be experienced at this park. Spectacular folded mountains, bountiful wildlife, brilliantly-c…

Naramata

Unplug and rejuvenate by swimming from sandy beaches, fishing mountain lakes, sipping acclaimed vintages at the wineries and vineyards of the Naramata Bench, shopping for fresh produce at farms and markets, browsing art galleries for the works of local artists or hiking and mountain biking the fore…

Osoyoos

Its location on Osoyoos Lake, surrounded by grasslands, highlands and mountains, ensures that outdoor recreation will always be a draw. People come to Osoyoos for water activities, golf, hiking and cycling in summer and downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter.…

Panorama

Visitors come here for skiing and snowboarding, heli-skiing, cross-country skiing, and a wealth of other winter activities. Summer at Panorama means lift-access mountain biking and hiking, river rafting, and golf at the acclaimed Greywolf Golf Course.The village sleeps up to 3,000 people on any giv…

Quadra Island

Quadra Island is home to 2,700 year round residents from all walks of life. Among those are the Laich-Kwil-Tach First Nation and others drawn to the island's relaxed pace. Located at the north end of the Salish Sea on British Columbia’s inner coast, it’s one of a dozen islands that make…

Rossland

Seeking excitement? Adventure? Culture? Rossland may be a small city, but it's big on activities. Set on an ancient volcanic valley deep in the Monashee Mountains in the Kootenay Rockies region, Rossland (population: 3,278) is an outdoor adventure mecca for fans of mountain biking, hiking, cross-co…

Sonora Island

It is where uncompromising eco-adventure travel meets luxurious accommodations, unparalleled service and five-star facilities. For the adventurous, Sonora Resort serves up a feast of exhilarating experiences, be it steps away from your suite or way out there. For the quieter moments Sonora offers c…

Sun Peaks

Striking a delicate balance between natural setting and convenient amenities, Sun Peaks Resort offers incredible access to cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowboarding in winter, and hiking, golfing and mountain biking in summer. Sun Peaks also caters to foodies with a great selection of…

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

Set in between are forests, hidden lakes, craggy peaks and golden plains. Tweedsmuir Provincial Park - BC's largest - calls this region home.This is a region with a past rich in the spirit of adventure, a land settled by entrepreneurs and outdoor enthusiasts, artists and explorers. Hit the trail at…

The Kootenay

Outdoor pursuits here are epic. The area is one of Canada's pre-eminent destinations for hiking and mountain biking, as well as for whitewater rafting. Golf courses are the perfect combination of challenging and stunningly beautiful, and the region is internationally renowned for its abundant fishi…

South Chilcotin Mountains

The name sounds ancient, like the people who first knew the land. Mystical. Say “Chilcotins” to riders on any continent, and they will give knowing nods, though, if pressed, likely admit they haven’t been - yet. The Chilcotins put the wilderness into single track. It’s a vis…

Wells Gray Provincial Park

Wells Gray Country refers to the mountain communities centred around Clearwater and Wells Gray Provincial Park. 5,250 square kilometres (1.3 million acres) of alpine wilderness, borne from volcanoes and carved by glaciers. It’s one of the most unique landscapes in all of B.C., where your days…

Clearwater

Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Canada, Clearwater stands as a hidden gem that promises a tranquil and awe-inspiring escape for travelers seeking a harmonious blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Tucked away in the heart of British Columbia, this charming destination invites…

Nelson, BC

Nelson has a diverse population of close to 10,000 people, a hidden gem in the Kootenays. Nestled in the Selkirk Mountains along the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, it's just 35 minutes from Castlegar Airport, and an hour's flight from Vancouver or Calgary.

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Big White

Big White provides everything you will need for a great vacation, all within walking distance to your accommodation.