Accommodation and Experience Providers

A must stop when visiting the Stewart area. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will provide you with detailed information on all local attractions. Bear viewing, self-guided auto tour to the Salmon Glacier, hiking trails and requirements for crossing the border to visit our Alaskan neighbours. Spend time browsing in our centre that is well-stocked with local, regional and provincial materials.

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.

The Thunderbird Motor Inn is centrally located in the Cowichan Valley; an easy walk to downtown Duncan, the Cowichan Sports Plex, and across the street from the Cowichan Theatre / Rec Centre / Aquatic Centre.We are 40mins north of Victoria (BC's Capital) and 35 minutes south of Nanaimo (The Harbour City) which makes us the perfect stopping point after travelling from the Washington State Ferries, BC Ferries, or the airports.We are close to the Chemainus Theatre, Cowichan Valley Exhibition Grounds, Sports Fields, many Local Wineries, Golf Courses, Shopping, BC Forest Discovery Centre, Vancouver Island University, Maple Bay Marina, Cowichan District Hospital.Located in the City of Totems, in the heart of Duncan B.C.

Established in 1971, the Sidney Museum has served the community of Sidney and North Saanich since then. Run by the Society of Saanich Peninsula Museums, the museum promotes awareness of local heritage through exhibits, programs, and collections. Its permanent collection consists of over 6000 items. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the museum also features rotating monthly exhibits. These temporary exhibits include everything from an annual Quilting display, a Teddy Bear Christmas Display, and of course the famous 3-month long Lego Exhibit. The Society of Saanich Peninsula Museums is a non-profit organization, and the Museum is open to the public by donation.

Fernie Slopeside Lodge, located at the base of Fernie Alpine Resort, is a comfortable ski in/ski out hotel- style accommodation. Relax in your room, complete with cable television, coffee maker and fridge. The Lodge features a common lobby with comfortable seating. Located steps from the village plaza, including Legends Restaurant and the Slopeside Deli, and 5km from the City of Fernie, the Fernie Slopeside Lodge offers convenience for guests to enjoy all that the Elk Valley has to offer in the winter and summer.

Our mission is to provide safe, fun and affordable horse related experiences to children and adults in the northwest region of British Columbia.

Three story tropical atrium with natural creek running thru center of hotel. 124 Deluxe guest rooms and suites with many overlooking the garden courtyard, all with complimentary high speed wireless internet. Full service hotel with an indoor pool and fitness centre. Free ample parking. The Cabana Bar and Grill and Brixx Brewhouse are both on-site. Conference facilities for up to 700.

One of the coolest hotels on the planet launched in 2019, right here in Squamish, no two rooms are really the same, each with a unique element from Squamish's natural beauty or quirky culture. Part of the hotel is located above The Cleveland Tavern, a local's go-to bar. We love being so close to the night life action but this can make some of our rooms noisy (especially in the evening and weekends!- Great for all you party people! ) . We do have a quieter wing of the hotel but this is very dependant on room type. Modern with an edge, never a bad bed with super comfy new mattresses, AC recently installed and blackout blinds for lazy mornings. This place is one of kind with most rooms having an amazing view of the Chief Mountain. Just off of Highway 99 and surrounded by the spectacular landscape of Squamish, British Columbia, this trendy hotel has a variety of thoughtful amenities and is the ideal base to endless recreational activities. Our ideal location places guests in the heart of downtown for access to amenities, pubs and restaurants, while only moments from a variety of activities and adventure. Spend the day rock climbing, enjoy a scenic bike ride, or view breathtaking waterfalls, all nearby. Large spacious lobby available for guest to chill, hang or plan their next adventure. Large mountain bike and gear storage onsite. Front desk not staffed, but someone is always around and very responsive via phone or text at a moments notice.

Discover nature, not the resort - Nature PhotoHikes takes you off the beaten path through hiking and photography lessons. We guarantee a fun and safe experience while connecting you with other nature and photography enthusiasts. As our guest, you believe in buying experiences (not things) and taking pictures (not souvenirs)! Our hikes are based on physical ability, from half day easy walks to multiple day camping trips in Vancouver, BC and the Rockies, AB. Everyone of varying skills is welcome to attend, whether you carry a DSLR or iPhone. Our small groups allow for one-on-one, customized, instructions as well as keen attention to your hiking experience. Our photographer and guide is an avid traveler, photographer and hiker. Spending over a decade each in British Columbia and Alberta, he has organized hikes for 15+ years for locals and visitors. He has also traveled to 56 countries in 6 continents. He loves to share his passion for travel, the outdoors and photography with everyone!

The Garden City is yours to explore from our convenient location. Enjoy a beautiful getaway when you choose The Vic. Located in the heart of a scenic historic community and minutes from the Inner Harbour area our pet-friendly Victoria location offers easy access to Victoria International Airport YYJ. We are only a few minutes from Mayfair Shopping Centre which features over upscale 120 shops. Head to the Inner Harbour area and go on a whale watching tour walk through Fishermans Wharf Park or view the exhibits at the Royal British Columbia Museum.

Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG) certified Hiking Guide located in Victoria, British Columbia. West Coast Trail, North Coast Trail, Nootka Trail, Cape Scott Provincial Park, Strathcona Provincial Park, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.

The most centrally located hotel in Powell River, close to shopping and recreational ameneties. Ideal home away from home for business or family.Continental Breakfast buffet included.

This hotel features excellent ski-in/ski-out convenience and is ideally located next to Lara's Gondola and the Bullet Express chair. Hotel amenities include ski storage, the BullWheel Gastro Family Pub, and free underground parking. Rooms are spacious with a range of Standard, Kitchenette, Loft, One Bedrooms with Den and Two Bedroom units available.

River Valley Ranch lies in an idyllic valley with fertile fields and the Kootenay River running though it. River Valley Ranch is an old world mixed farm applying bio-dynamic farming practices to the individual and the whole. The farm and household are off-grid and run on alternative energy. The farm is nestled in the Rocky Mountain Trench and is bounded by the Kootenay River and Crown Land. Wildlife Viewing and Eco-Tours.

The Latch Inn, on Harbour Road in Sidney, is steeped in history and a glamourous past. In 1925, the Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia, Walter C. Nichol, commissioned famous architect Samuel Maclure to build him a summer home on a piece of forested property on the Saanich peninsula. The residence, completed in 1926 and coined Miraloma', was a brilliant confluence of the environment and artistic design. Even today, it oozes an old-world elegance and charm. Once the playground for the upper crust, it hosted sumptuous garden parties and welcomed visits from dignitaries and royalty. Edward, the Prince of Wales, and his brother George enjoyed the classy and comfortable accommodation in a state tour of British Columbia in 1927. In the 1940s, it became known as The Latch', reflecting the fact that every door in the house is opened with a latch and iron key.