Accommodation and Experience Providers

Three Sisters Winery is conveniently located on the Naramata Bench just minutes from downtown Penticton. Owned by husband and wife team Matthew and Rebecca Mikulic (each of whom have a trio of sisters in the family), Three Sisters Winery takes a modest, hands off approach to winemaking, letting the fruit speak for itself from ground to glass. The award-winning wines delight new and seasoned wine lovers alike. In the tasting room you'll find locally designed merchandise, beautiful art, and a team of friendly experts ready to create an unforgettable experience rooted in love and creativity. The seasonal picnic patio often hosts events, and is a perfect place to take in the stunning view of both lakes and share a bottle of wine. Both the tasting room and the picnic patio welcome and welcome families and furry friends. Three Sisters Winery strives to make all visitors feel like family. Kick back and share in our passion for chats and Chardonnay!

At Big Bus Vancouver / Westcoast Sightseeing, we are proud of our spectacular backyard and have been sharing it with visitors for 40 years! Explore, learn, and be amazed by the citys soaring skyscrapers, urban beaches, and coastal rainforests on our Hop-On, Hop-Off tour and fully Guided Tours complete with expert commentary and impeccable safety records. See spectacular landmarks including the sails of Canada Place, Stanley Park Rose Garden and the bustling Granville Island Market.

The Vanderhoof Tourism and Cultural Centre opened its doors on June 30, 2022 and is located on the corner of Highway 16 and Pine Street on the traditional territory of Saikuz First Nation. Stop in to pick up some brochures, check out some local art, and chat with one of the friendly Visitor Services Specialists about the exciting things you can do in Vanderhoof. The Vanderhoof Community Museum is also located on these grounds. We encourage you to take a tour through our collection of six historic buildings at your own pace or with a guide. Admission is by donation and includes a large RV parking lot, free WIFI, wheelchair accessible picnic tables and a 1.5km interpretive walking trail. We hope to see you soon!

Whistler Olympic Park is a world-class destination for outdoor recreation activities & Nordic sports, located just south of Whistler in the stunning Callaghan Valley. Established for the 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games, the Park's facilities are now enjoyed by both high-performance athletes and recreational guests alike. In winter, try cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or the unique sport of biathlon. Explore the trail network at your own pace, with family & friends, or take a lesson with an experienced instructor. In summer, unwind at the brand-new campground (see separate Tripadvisor listing for Whistler Olympic Park RV & Campground) or try the public activities. Whatever the season, you'll be amazed by the Park's spectacular natural landscape and the enduring Olympic legacy! After a day of adventure, relax and recharge at the full-service Day Lodge and take in the views. Explore, learn and create unforgettable memories at Whistler Olympic Park, a non-profit organization!

Eagle Acres Dairy & Pumpkin Patch is a family farm located near historic Fort Langley BC that is open year round for visitors to Milk a Cow by hand, feed the cows and calves and learn about the Canadian Dairy Industry in an interactive guided 75-90 minute tour. The farm also offers visitors the chance to visit many other farm animals. Visit in October for our LegenDairy Pumpkin Patch experience. Drop in and choose a pumpkin from a field beside the cows on pasture or take a hayride to the field next to the forest to search for your jack'o'lantern there. No need to book ahead in October, the rest of the year please contact to book a visit. eagleacres.ca

Experience the completely reimagined Casino of the Rockies. Open year-round with bold, nature-based design concept pays homage to the Ktunaxa First Nations connection to the earth, and highlights flora and fauna native to the mountains and foothills in our backyard. The all-new, full-service restaurant (pronounced like key-seeouk- keekit/th) is a dining experience all its own. The new restaurant features small plates & appetizers, sandwiches & salads, entrees and a full bar including craft cocktails.

Lake, mountains, natural hot springs, wilderness, comfort, fun and serenity... there is so much to explore at Halcyon Hot Springs Resort. Experience the beauty of the Kootenays and our exceptional amenities. The famous Halcyon Hot Springs Lithia Waters have a unique combination of minerals that are very relaxing and beneficial for a variety of ailments. The pools are constantly supplied with fresh hot springs water. Relax and rejuvenate in our natural mineral spring pools while gazing over serene Arrow Lake and the Monashee Mountain range. Linger at the springs a bit longer and make yourself at home in one of the charming cabins, luxurious cottages or chalets and enjoy complimentary access to the pools. The clear Arrow Lake invites for a dip (or swim) on those hot summer days. Enjoy the outstanding cuisine in the Alcedo Kitchen & Bar or a pampering treatment at the Spa at Halcyon. The resort is open year-round and winters are magical with world class skiing nearby.

We are a small yoga studio, brick and mortar retail store, and stand up paddleboard rental shop! Come visit us for all of your yoga and outdoor needs!

Whistler's premier sightseeing tour company, offering Sightseeing Tours, Private Tours, Charters and more! Our sightseeing tours offer breathtaking scenery, rich history and Olympic sites. We take you to the most picturesque and interesting areas in the valley while telling you all you need to know about Whistler and what it has to offer for the remainder of your stay. Discover lakes, rivers, waterfalls, Olympic venues and big valley views. Bears + wildlife sightings are also very high on our route!

The Fort Nelson Heritage Museum is situated just West of the historic Mile 300 milepost on the World Famous Alaska Highway. The museum is located in Fort Nelson, BC, Canada and is operated by the Fort Nelson Historical Society. Fort Nelson is the gateway to the Northern Rocky Mountains and the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area. Mission Statement: To preserve and share the human, natural, and transportation history of the Fort Nelson area. Housed in 8 buildings, the museum offers countless displays and artifacts. View displays on forestry, fire fighting, mining, oil & gas, communications, construction, and wildlife. The museum is also home to a large collection of vintage automobiles. Open May 16th - mid September 2022 8am-7pm Check us out online: Website: fortnelsonmuseum.ca Facebook: Fort Nelson Heritage Museum Instagram: fort_nelson_heritage_museum

James Walton opened this infamous East Vancouver brewery in 1994 and today he continues to brew some of the most interesting and delicious beers in the city. Storm is well known for their unique selection of weekly rotating "Brainstorm" brews. You may sample up to 6 different beers by cash donation. The brewery itself is an example of Walton's "DIY" attitude and is a sight to behold!

Get ready for the most unforgettable way to experience British Columbia. With breathtaking scenic tours, convenient scheduled flights, and custom charters, Seair Seaplanes offers world-class service with a smile. Fly beyond the highways and over the waves as you take in sweeping views of ocean inlets, island communities, lush forests, and snow-capped peaks. Departing from downtown Vancouver, Richmond (YVR South), Nanaimo, and Salt Spring Island, our flights are designed to make travel effortless and exciting. Whether you're commuting, reuniting with family, or just looking for that bucket-list adventure, our friendly crew is here to make your journey safe, smooth, and full of wow moments. Book a scenic tour, hop a flight to your next coastal getaway, or charter your own private experience - every seat comes with a window view. Book now and let your adventure take flight!

Okanagan Foodie Tours, Kelowna's original walking food tour company, has been offering locals and visitors to Kelowna tasty tours for over 10 seasons. Our new focus is guided walking and coach tours for groups of 10-40 participants. We visit specially selected local, family-run businesses - everything from interesting agriculture facilities to wine and cider producers to delicious eateries. Along the way we share information about Kelowna, the valley, and the sights and entertaining stories that make our city so special. Guests will sample tantalizing cuisine and refreshments prepared by local chefs and food artisans. Please contact us to set up your group's truly unique "foodie" experience with Okanagan Foodie Tours. Cheers!

O'Keefe Ranch was founded in 1867 by Cornelius O'Keefe. His family lived on site for 110 years before it was opened as an historic ranch, meaning it still houses one of the most complete collections of one family's stuff (from the Victorian and Edwardian eras) in all of the province. Today O'Keefe Ranch is operated by a non-profit society and is a registered charity. Come visit us during our open season from May to October - stroll along the boardwalk, visit our original buildings (set up as they were more than 100 years ago!), visit the Greenhow museum, and go say hello to our many farm animals.

The First in the World Certified Responsible Whale Watching Company. Eagle Eye Adventures is a company that specializes in offering whale watching and wildlife tours in the coastal waters of British Columbia, Canada. The company operates from the town of Campbell River on Vancouver Island, which is known for its abundant marine life and stunning scenery. Eagle Eye Adventures' whale-watching tours are led by experienced guides who use their knowledge of the local ecosystem to help guests spot and learn about various species of whales, including humpback whales, orcas, and gray whales. The tours also provide opportunities to see other marine wildlife, such as dolphins, sea lions, and bald eagles. In addition to whale watching, Eagle Eye Adventures also offers bear-watching tours, where guests can observe black bears in their natural habitat, as well as wildlife eco-tours that focus on the diverse flora and fauna of the region.