Accommodation and Experience Providers

Ucluelets most respected, respectful and experienced marine wildlife watching company. Whale and Bear watching surrounded by incredible scenery. Small group cruising since 1978 in Barkley Sound and the Broken Group Islands. Choose our fast and fun Zodiac or our slower paced cabin cruiser. Mainly Gray, Humpback, sometimes Orca whales. Sea Lions, Seals, Eagles, possible Sea Otter. Exciting, innovative boat tours include: spring, summer and fall "Whale Watching"; summer and fall "Bear Watching Harbour Tour"; summer and fall "Islands and Sea Things"; winter Sunset Islands and Harbour tours.

Open from May through September! Online booking available March 1st. Located on the shores of beautiful Comox Lake, the Cumberland Lake Park Campground consists of a total of 59 sites ; 20 are serviced (electricity and water), 6 are RV unserviced, and 33 are unserviced. Site options consist of forested and lakefront choices. There are also two group sites that will accommodate up to 25 people and is available for booking all summer. Max stay is 14 days during July and August. Monthly rates are available in May, June and September.

At the Coquitlam in Coquitlam, you're sure to find great value and modern convenience and are redefining affordable value through upgraded standards, consistent quality, and great service.

Smile Cycle Tours provides unique craft beer, wine, spirits, and city tours aboard our unique Dutch group pedal bike. With up to 15 friends, enjoy Kelowna's most social tour experience aboard it's most unique touring vehicle. You'll view points of interest in between award-winning Downtown Kelowna craft beverage providers.

Surround by the nearby Cascade Mountains and nestled between the Tulameen and Similkameen rivers, Sandman Inn Princeton is the perfect choice for nature lovers, road travelers and tourists alike. Whether it's for a quick stopover or a long relaxing stay, Sandman Inn Princeton has you covered.

Locally Made Luxuries in Fort Langley The Fort Finery features fine art, sterling silver jewellery, small batch hand crafted perfumes, soy candles, and curious things, all created locally by B.C. artists and makers.

The Silvery Slocan Museum, located in the former Bank of Montreal building on Main Street, has been a fixture in New Denver B.C. for over 100 years. The museum features exhibits about the area's heritage, including its mining, logging and agricultural history, as well as the recently restored Lancet motor launch. Admission is by donation.

Ocean front family running motel with spectacular views overlooking Discovery Passage & Coast Mountains, beach access, beach campfire and kids playground.