Accommodation and Experience Providers

BC small craft distillery, tasting room and lounge

Funtasia is a one-of-a-kind fun park located on Hwy 93/95 at the North end of Fairmont and is ideal for an outing with family, friends, or even a date! Our 18-hole mini golf course (built into a live forest) features natural challenges for the experienced golfer, and is fun for new players at the same time. The cute miniature animals are eagerly awaiting your visit and often evoke a sense of playfulness and connection with nature. The vibrant colours and fragrances of our lush garden setting stimulate the senses and relax the mind at the same time. For ultimate fun seekers, the ride on bumper cars creates long-lasting memories, laughter and fun. The park is cared for without pesticides or herbicides. Our garden offers produce used in our ultimate health smoothies. Come, play, unplug and connect!

Nature reserve full of marked hiking trails for up-close observation of untouched wilderness.

Painted Boat Resort & Marina is the premier resort on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada. Located two hours from Vancouver via BC Ferries from Horseshoe Bay and Highway 1, the Resort is also accessible by seaplane. Featuring 31 west-coast inspired, one-bed/two-bed & two-bed loft waterfront villas. Each villa has a gourmet, fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, patio and barbecue. All villas have waterfront views. Some dog friendly villas are available, and need to be reserved by calling Guest Services at the time of booking accommodation. Painted Boat Resort offers an infinity pool (open seasonally), hot tub, fitness center and an award-winning Spa & Serenity Garden. The Lagoon Restaurant, at the resort, overlooks Pender Harbour and offers West Coast cuisine with local ingredients.

Open daily and year-round for tours and tastings, the award-winning vineyard, operating since 1932, is conveniently located close to downtown restaurants and shops and to Knox Mountain Park, one of the city's most scenic areas.

Located on the western shore of Okanagan Lake, this site was part of the Hudsons Bay Company trade route.