Accommodation and Experience Providers

A contemporary and historical fine art gallery serving the community of Victoria and the surrounding area. The gallery showcases art from both established and emerging Canadian artists. Madrona Gallery prides itself on providing a welcoming environment to new and established art collectors alike.Throughout the year Madrona Gallery produces exhibitions based on its stable of painters and sculptors. The gallery also carries museum quality Inuit carvings, drawings and handmade prints.

Skeena Heliskiing offers the ultimate heli skiing experience in Canada with small groups, Unlimited Vertical, few downdays and a stunning luxury wilderness lodge.

Facilities: 26 campsites, public beach and day-use area, pit toilets, water hand pump. There is a 10hp boating restriction on the lake. Location: 12 km from Highway 3 east of Greenwood. Jewel Lake is a popular rustic campground that attracts fishermen, campers, and people looking to explore the great outdoors. It is common to spot anglers fly-fishing for rainbow trout on this scenic 3 km long lake. This truly unique provincial park offers stunning views in a wilderness setting. Campsites are often available for last-minute campers in peak months. Open from the May Long Weekend through the second weekend in September.

Set on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver Islands remote luxury outpost Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge is stationed on 600-acres of pristine wilderness where abundant wildlife roams freely. Twenty-five luxurious Canadian safari tents styled for the modern-day traveler offer a rare privilege of place with ocean, forest, and mountains right on the doorstep for just a fortunate few. Get set for a choose-your-own adventure style escape where the vast landscape and thriving wildlife combine in a backdrop to exhilarating, unforgettable experiences. Take a hike on the wild side, try horseback riding, or canyoning in the glacier-fed river and cruise the sound to spot the west coasts wildlife superstars. After all the action, dine in The Cookhouse restaurant, relax sound-side in The Ivanhoe bar and recharge in the Healing Grounds Spa. Its a grown-up summer camp, a step away from time where you're treated to exclusive, privileged access to natures playground.

One of British Columbias finest saltwater fishing resorts, Haa-Nee-Naa Lodge, provides all-inclusive, fly in fishing adventures. Safely nestled in a secluded, breathtaking cove on the north shore of Dundas Island, 35 miles northwest of Prince Rupert BC, Canada, Haa-Nee-Naa Lodge is one of British Columbias northern most saltwater salmon fishing lodges. The lodge features world class chinook salmon, halibut and lingcod fishing. They are also the leader in saltwater fly fishing for coho salmon. Haa-Nee-Naa Lodge is the only sport fishing resort located amongst the beauty and tranquility of remote Dundas Island, BC.

Vancouver Island University's Milner Gardens & Woodland is a magical seaside retreat once reserved for royalty. Sheltered on three sides by old-growth forest, this one-of-a kind woodland estate rejuvenates the soul with its gardens and magnificent coastal views. Enjoy the charming Camellia Tea Room after strolling the grounds and contemplate the history of the Gardens or fantasize about having them all to yourself.

ArtCraft is the longest running fine arts and crafts shows in BC and the home to the work of over 100 fine artists and craftspeople, representing the very best of Salt Spring and the Gulf Islands. On show is everything imaginable from fine oil paintings, ceramics, woodwork, jewelry, basketry, fibre arts to handmade soaps.Located in downtown Ganges, in historic Mahon hall, it is one of the "must see" attractions of any visit to Salt Spring.

Take a glass elevator up 168 meters (553 feet) to enjoy a 360° view that includes Stanley Park, historic Gastown, the Northshore mountains and the vibrant downtown core. Vancouver Lookout has been an iconic element of the citys skyline since 1977. Buy your tickets online at www.vancouverlookout.com to ensure that a visit to the Lookout is part of your Vancouver experience. Learn about our city from information panels located throughout the deck or follow the complimentary self-guided audio tour - available in ten languages. Free Wi-Fi is available. EARLY CLOSURE: NOVEMBER 12th closing at 2:30 PM, last elevator at 2 PM.

West Coast Water Sports was established in 2014 with one mission: to bring a high quality water sports equipment rental service to the Comox Valley area. Our passion for excellence is what inspired us to open our rental shop, and it continues to drive us each day. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service, and have developed great relationships with long-standing clients because of it. Come see for yourself what makes West Coast Water Sports different from the rest. Are you looking for a fun way to explore Comox Lake this Summer? Come to West Coast Water Sports and rent from our wide selection of water sport rentals. Whether you are a first time paddler or you have a love for the sport, come out and get on the water and have some fun in the sun.

Based in False Creek, in the heart of Vancouver, we operate scenic boat cruises and private charters on our 40 seat double decker catamaran. Experience breathtaking views of the city, mountains, beaches and wildlife as we cruise around Vancouver's pristine coastal waters. Learn interesting facts about Vancouver's sights, landmarks and history from our guides. Fully licensed by Transport Canada.

Canada's premier Snowmobile & ATV Adventure Centre an official BPR Ski-Doo and Can-Am tour operator located on the edge of the Canadian Rockies at the western gateway to Kootenay and Banff National Parks. Our snowmobile and ATV tours are designed to accommodate all experience levels, from beginners to advanced riders. We provide all the gear, equipment and instruction. We're fortunate to have a large property with sought-after natural assets, including a (frozen) waterfall, alpine cabin and larch forestperfect for our snowmobile, ATV and Mountain Bike tours. Experience incredible scenery and a spectacular alpine basin surrounded by soaring rock peaks, visit the remains of a historic silver mine and relax by the fireplace in our alpine cabin. Our tours are the quintessential Canadian adventure, and many of our guests tell us this experience was the highlight of their Canadian Rockies vacation.

Visit The Thunderbird Café, we nourish our daily visitors with a deliciously unique style of modern First Nations cuisine. Discover our boutique menu selection of affordable daily specials made with fresh local ingredients. 

One of the premiere boutique galleries in the Pacific Northwest, The Avenue Gallery, in Victoria, British Columbia, has been showcasing contemporary Canadian fine art since 2002. Patrons from around the world are treated to ever-changing exhibits and have access to unsurpassed collections by painters, sculptors, and glass and jewellery artists. This impressive gallery carries a broad spectrum of modern art that appeals to people new to the contemporary art scene as well as knowledgeable collectors.

Canadian Wilderness Adventures have been operating unique outdoor adventures year round in Whistler BC since 1993. Winter adventures include snowmobile, snowcat, dogsled, and snowshoe tours as well as the famous mountain-top fondue at the Crystal Hut, 6,000 ft atop Blackcomb Mountain. Summer fun includes ATV, off-road buggy, Jeep 4X4 and canoe tours plus the evening Salmon Bake dinner at the Crystal Hut. Our tours are all tailored to the ability of the participants and our guides are the best in the business, mixing skills with talent and passion. Come experience a Canadian adventure today!

The Stanley Park Railway is one of Vancouver's most popular attractions, welcoming over 200,000 visitors per year. Situated on a site cleared by Typhoon Freda in 1962, the two kilometer track travels through the forest in iconic Stanley Park. Kids of all ages will enjoy the fun relaxing ride in a replica of Canadian Pacific Railway Engine #374, famous for pulling Canada's first transcontinental passenger train into Vancouver in the late 1880s. The railway hosts events for Easter, Halloween and Christmas and is open for the summer from end-June through Labour Day.