Accommodation and Experience Providers

Welcome to the Divya Sutra Plaza & Conference Centre, Vernon. We are a non-smoking, pet-friendly hotel nested in the heart of B.C.'s recreational paradise in the North Okanagan. We are one of the area's largest hotels. Just 15-minutes away from Silver Star Mountain Resort, a popular ski hill with biking and hiking facilities, you will never be short of activities. We are centrally located, close to shopping, dining, and many local tourist attractions. Kelowna International Airport is a 35-minute drive from the hotel . The hot tub for the facility are temporarily closed due to renovations until further notice.

Located in the heart of downtown Kelowna, just steps to City Hall, commerce, the beach, City Park, Lake City Casino, the Arts & Cultural District, Prospera Place, Kelowna Memorial Arena, Kelowna Museums, boutique shopping, theatre and divine dining. All rooms include complimentary WiFi, and a well rounded continental breakfast featuring fresh Okanagan fruit. Our gorgeous guest rooms feature 1 or 2 queen sized beds and each room comes equipped with a mini fridge,coffee maker and large 42" flatscreen TV. Roomy Executive Suites are also available & come furnished with a plush king sized bed & pull out sofa bed. All our rooms have accessible balconies that offer spectacular views of Kelowna & beautiful Lake Okanagan. Our charming hotel can also accommodate & cater your meeting, banquet or intimate reception up to 120 people. Additional property features include His & Hers saunas & a fitness room with cardio equipment and free weights. Shuttle service is available to Kelowna International Airport for a nominal fee. After a long day, unwind in our very own O'Flannigan's Irish Pub with live entertainment and great pub food. Before you leave, visit O'Flannigan's Liquor Store, featuring a wide selection of the Okanagan's finest wineries. Come and experience the warm hospitality of the Royal Anne Hotel!

Whistler Blackcomb is a four-season resort located in Canadas Coast Mountains north of Vancouver. Proudly holding the title of the largest ski resort in North America, Whistler Blackcomb offers 8171 acres of terrain for skiers and riders of all ability levels. With an average annual snowfall of over 10 metres, the resort enjoys a long winter season that stretches into late May. Glacier skiing on the upper reaches of Blackcomb Mountain is even possible during summer months! A true four-season resort, guests enjoy some of the worlds best mountain biking & alpine hiking during summer months. Events such as the Crankworx mountain biking festival and activities such as ziplining and wildlife tours make a summer visit to the resort a must. At Whistler Blackcomb, passion for the outdoors runs year-round.

This spacious 2-bedroom mountain style suite has everything that you need. The kitchen is fully equipped. There are two bedrooms each with one double bed and two twin beds. Each room is a perfect size for a small family. The fenced backyard is a wonderful place to enjoy a barbecue or have a small campfire.

Cottonwood House is one of the last remaining roadhouses in British Columbia. With over 75 years of Boyd family legacy, a visit to this historic site will allow you to experience the rich history of the Cariboo region first hand. Cottonwood House was built in 1864 offering accommodation, meals, hardware and provisions to many on their journey along the Cariboo Wagon Road to Barkerville or Quesnel. Today, this 26 acre wheelchair accessible provincial heritage site is a tourist destination offering heritage interpretation, hiking, and day use facilities.

A lovely 2 br suite which walks out to the lake - self contained with a lovely kitchen, including 6 appliances. Perfect for vacationers riding the famous Galloping Goose Trail, sports fans attending local events, friends and family visiting in the area, nature lovers, golfers, fishermen, exchange students or profs at Royal Roads University, Belmont High, Spencer Middle School, or Pearson College.

What makes our art gallery extra² special? Established in 1992 on Salt Spring Island by the forever Benevolent Dictator, Matt Steffich (left) 1958-2020. Representing artists of the highest level, hosting notable shows for Norval Morrisseau, Abraham Anghik Ruben's masterful soapstone carvings, wildlife artist Robert Bateman and sole Canadian representatives of Kinetic wind sculpture artist Lyman Whitaker. The coolest ongoing Rock and Roll Art exhibition of original vintage concert posters from the Fillmore West and Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco as well as rock concert photography by Dee Lippingwell, and iconic Bob Masse collectable concert posters. Free Appraisal services and biannual home grown Antiques Roadshow themed event: "What's it Worth?"

Soar with the birds and experience the freedom and exhilaration of paragliding. This is your opportunity to take in everything Revelstoke has to offer, from the best seat in the house the passenger seat of a Tandem Paraglider piloted by the experienced pilots at Revelstoke Paragliding! We fly spring, summer, fall and even winter - weather permitting.

Similkameen Wild is a sprawling 18 acre property which offers a wide choice of accommodation: well-appointed, spacious suites, a 5-bedroom Homestead suite, and two Teepees which are a must for a glamping experience like no-other. All rooms include secured private parking, free wifi, seasonal continental breakfast, access to common living and dining rooms, outdoor reflective Spaces, fire pits, a heated saltwater pool and hottub, self-serve tiki bar, swings, private river bathing area, as well as forest and meadow access. Our locally owned and operated boutique resort accommodation and retreat is set on the edge of wilderness. We are the natural choice for those who want to explore the exciting, waiting to be discovered wine region of the Okanagans arid southern interior The Similkameen. The Similkameen Valley, as we now know it, is home to orchards, farms, ranches, artisans, art galleries, award-winning wineries, and cideries. Sheltered by the cascade mountains, with the Similkameen River meandering through, our valley produces the best organic fruit, organic vegetables, wine and cider that can be found in British Columbia, if not the world! We are only four hours east of Vancouver and nine hours west of Calgary. With each new season a wealth of activities await: float down the river or hike to a hidden waterfall; lounge by our large, heated saltwater pool; bike across the KVR trestle bridges; explore Cawston, Canadas Organic Farm Capital, or Osoyoos, Canadas hottest town. Spend your day snowshoeing and skiing the slopes at Apex Ski Hill or Mt. Baldy, before an evening of story sharing with fellow guests around our campfires, star-gazing from our hot tub, between sips of our stunning Similkameen Wine. Come find your Wild today!

Located within a Provincial Park, we are the only resort resting on the shores of spring fed Echo Lake. We have 7 rustic lakefront cabins, all with their own deck & dock to enjoy the view from. Our 35 campsites vary from serviced (limited power) and unserviced forest sites, and serviced or unserviced waterfront sites. The lake brings in great fish, and our new 2015 playground and swim dock is great for kids. We would love to have you and your family stay with us at this amazing place!

Waterfront Cedar cabins on secluded Spring Cove. At entrance to wild pacific trail close to Long Beach and Pacific Rim National Park.

The main venue for the Performing Arts in Trail is the beautiful Bailey Theatre. The Bailey hosts concerts, theatre, comedy and more from well-known acts like the Barenaked Ladies to smaller emerging talent such as Lisa Nicole. With a seating capacity of 721, the Theatre has an intimate atmosphere and all seats provide an excellent view of the stage. Smaller performances, events and meetings take place in the Muriel Griffiths Recital Room, next to the theatre, which holds 80-100 people.The Trail & District Arts Council programs many shows in these two venues, including four exciting series: Classical Series; Jazz at the Griff; Performing Arts Trail, and the Teck Family Series.

Vancouver’s first Indigenous food truck Mr Bannock shares Indigenous cuisine, using fresh local ingredients and ancient cooking methods such as smoking clay and stone baking. Since 2018, Mr Bannock has catered events throughout Vancouver and has served thousands of bannock tacos.