Accommodation and Experience Providers

Our commitment to excellence starts in the vineyard. From our choice of vine location and trellis system, to the individual attention each vine receives, to hand picked grapes, our focus is on bringing out the finest quality in our wines. We invite you to come and visit our vineyard and tasting room, and see for yourself.

This completely restored Hudsons Bay Company post, located on the shores of Stuart Lake, was an economic powerhouse of trade and commerce in the 19th Century. It is the largest group of original wooden buildings depicting the fur trade in Canada and portrays the relationship between the fur traders and the Carrier First Nation. Costumed interpreters provide a first hand look at how people lived, ate, worked and died more than a century ago.

Join us for our Haunted History walking tours of Greater Vancouver's most notorious amd atmospheric neighbourhoods: Gastown and New Westminster! Gastown Tour: Come explore Vancouver's Oldest Neighborhood on a 90 minute walk through the cobbled streets and alleyways. Hear the stories of Gastown's eternal inhabitants: The mysterious Lady in Black, the mischievious "Looky Lou", the Headless Railman, to name a few... New Westminster Tour: Join us for a spine-tingling 90 minute walk through BC's original capital. Learn the chilling history of BC's "hanging judge", one of BC's oldest houses, a haunted tattoo parlour and much more.

A marina located just 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver in West Vancouver, Horseshoe Bay. Since 1931, Sewells Marina has welcomed over 3 million visitors to experience the breathtaking beauty of Howe Sound. The marina is one of the premier moorage locations in the Lower Mainland, offering access to the best boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, sailing, and marine parks. Quiet bays and island retreats are just minutes from your protected berth. Howe Sound boasts over 300 square miles of sheltered islands and bays to explore, with the Sunshine Coast and Gulf Islands just a short sail away from Horseshoe Bay.

Tobiano is situated in one of the most stunning, pristine and unaffected areas of the province. Capturing the essence of B.C.'s semi-arid desert climate, and panoramic vistas, here you will find some of the most remarkable landscape in the province. You will find yourself surrounded by hues of red soil, grey-green sagebrush and deep-blue lake. As you sense the sun on your face and quietly take in your surroundings you will experience nothing less than nature at its finest. Conveniently located 15 minutes outside of Kamloops - the fifth largest city, by population and economic prosperity in British Columbia, the master-planned community's 18,000 acres are comprised of hiking trails, an award winning golf course and stunning views. You'll find it all here at Tobiano. If you are searching for that perfect home, welcome to Tobiano, a place for everyone.

The North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre is located in a park-like setting with a peaceful rustic atmosphere. When visiting the centre you will be able to view eagles, several species of owls, falcons, hawks, ravens, and black bears. Rehabilitating eagles can be viewed through one way glass in the largest flight enclosure of its kind in Canada. The Centre's mandate is the rehabilitation of injured and orphaned native wildlife, with a focus on raptors and black bears. GUIDED TOURS: are available for groups of 15 or more. HOURS OF OPERATION: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 7 days a week. ENTRANCE FEES: $15.00.00 adults, $6.00 children aged 3-12, plus applicable taxes.

Explore the fully restored and furnished late Victorian London Farm House (1898), illustrating rural life in Richmond between 1890 and 1920. London Farm is one of the earliest farm sites in Richmond, and features the home of Charles and Henrietta London, who built a small house on site in 1898 and then added to it in 1906. The farm produced dairy products, oats, wheat barley, fruit from an orchard and vegetables. This riverfront land became known as Londons landing and a wharf was built on the property to provide greater access to the river to send farm products to market. Today, visitors can enjoy beautiful heritage perennial flowers, a kitchen and herb garden, an outside exhibit of large, antique farm equipment and chickens.

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.

18 Hole Champions Course, 9 Hole Executive Course, Golf Shop, Driving Range, Ironwood Restaurant & Lounge

With crystal clear images, 12-channel immersive surround sound, and advanced IMAX® with Laser projection technology, IMAX® Victoria lets you feel like you're really there. Six stories high and 85' feet wide (18.59m x 25.9m), the screen pulls you in! Over 8 million people at this location have been spellbound by the force and beauty of The IMAX® Experience. Technically advanced and visually, it is the most powerful and immersive movie experience in the world.

The Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the internment of over 22,000 Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. The Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre opened its doors in 1994 as an initiative from the New Denver Kyowakai Society to commemorate and honor the stories of over 22,000 Japanese Canadians who were stripped of their civil rights, labelled "enemy aliens" and uprooted from their coastal homes during the Second World War. Located on the site of a former internment camp, the original buildings, period artifacts, interpretive displays, and Heiwa Teien garden designed by the renowned Roy (Tomomichi) Sumi, chronicle this extraordinary episode in Canadian history.

Deluxe safari tents with with either king bed or two doubles. The camp is perched on a 630' long deck 16 feet in the air above the water's edge. Packages are all-inclusive with chef-prepared meals, guided activities and grizzly bear, eagle and salmon watching in the autumn months. Fishing, hiking, biking, rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, SUPing, and wildlife viewing are included. Round trip private flights and transportation packages from Vancouver are included in our all-inclusive packages.

Award-Winning Seaplane Tours in Vancouver, Victoria & Whistler Experience the best views in British Columbia from the sky with Harbour Airs iconic seaplane tours. Departing from downtown Vancouver, Victoria, and Whistler, our award-winning scenic flights offer unforgettable aerial perspectives of coastal mountains, ocean inlets, and vibrant cityscapes. With glacier tours, harbour loops, and sunset flights, each journey is a pinch-me moment you wont forget. Looking to explore even more? We also offer scheduled flights between 12 destinations across the West Coastperfect for combining travel and sightseeing in one. Daily departures. Book earlyour tours fill quickly in peak season!

At Field House we have a mantra of field to fist, showcasing the best of the Fraser Valley in everything we do. With a focus on innovation and adventure our beers are uncommon takes on classic styles capturing the terroir of East Abbotsford in our both our drinkable ales and aged sours. Made possible through our Field House Farms project, we are reclaiming underused farmland to produce as much of our own ingredients as we can for both our beers and our ever growing Canteen Kitchen. We created our tasting room with community as our focus, whether its our cozy fireplace, our long tables underneath our covered heated patio or our spacious beer lawn perfect for summer concerts, Field House is a space to share good beers and good eats with friends. Cheers! HIGHLIGHTED AWARDS: 2016 BC Beer Awards Rookie of the Year 2018 BC Beer Awards Innovator of the Year 2018 Growlie Awards Brewery of the Year

The West Coast Railway Association presents the story of how the railways were a catalyst in the creation of Western Canadian communities and their economies. This is done primarily at the Railway Museum of British Columbia (formerly the West Coast Railway Heritage Park) in Squamish, BC, where the collection of 95 heritage railway locomotives and cars are exhibited in a typical small community setting. WCRA also operates the Locomotive 374 Pavilion in Vancouver.