BC is known for its diverse regions, from the vast wilderness of Northern BC, to the crystal-clear waters along the Sunshine Coast, to the outdoor playground of Vancouver Island. Find your next destination today.

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Aerial view of the west coast of Vancouver Island

Victoria & Vancouver Island

Take a scenic ferry ride to Vancouver Island and explore its parks, beaches, mountains, and more. Enjoy outdoor adventures like kayaking, fishing, surfing, and ziplining in the summer, or skiing, snowboarding, and storm watching in the winter. Savour local craft beer, wines, and farm-fresh food. Visit Victoria, the largest city on the island, where you can find friendly locals, unique shops, and waterfront dining.

The calm waters near the rocky edges of Saltery Bay Provincial Park at sunset on the Sunshine Coast BC

Sunshine Coast

Discover the Sunshine Coast, made up of several towns along the coast in BC, dotted with secluded beaches and old-growth forests. The area is full of local cafes and restaurants to try, including farm-to-table dining and fresh seafood.

Make sure to get out and explore the beautiful scenery along the Sunshine Coast. Go kayaking or paddleboarding in one of the peaceful bays or embark on an adventure along the Sunshine Coast Trail.

Aerial view of Downtown Vancouver BC at sunset with snow capped mountains in the distance

Metro Vancouver

The Metro Vancouver region and its downtown Vancouver core are buzzing with life thanks to a variety of professional sports teams and live entertainment facilities; which make it a frequent destination for top performing artists. Beyond the cosmopolitan hub, several neighbouring cities offer year-round outdoor activities for those looking to kickstart their next adventure on the water or in the mountains. 

An aerial landscape view of Salt Spring Island by the Strait of Georgia as a ferry approaches the island in BC

Southern Gulf Islands

Whether you’re looking for a restful retreat or a weekend full of outdoor adventure, the Southern Gulf Islands have something in store for every type of traveller. Bring your bike for an adventure around an island or book a weekend escape at the spa.

Sunset by the waters at Helliwell Provincial Park on Hornby Island British Columbia

Northern Gulf Islands

Escape to the quiet beaches and shores of the Northern Gulf Islands. Surrounded by sparkling water and stunning costal views, each Island community has its own pace, mild climate and outdoor adventures to enjoy. Whether you spend a day on the water kayaking between local bays around Quadra Island, or biking sun-kissed trails on Hornby Island, you will be left with memories for a lifetime. 

Grizzly bear standing near stream ontop of bright green moss in Prince Rupert

Northern British Columbia

Northern BC is an other-worldly adventure that you have to experience to believe.

From lush coastline to rugged wilderness and hiking through rainforests, Northern BC’s variety of outdoor activities attract visitors from around the globe.

Learn about local Indigenous culture and history, and step into a world of awe-inspiring nature; including whale watching, grizzly bear viewing tours and more. 

A grizzly bear standing on its two hind feet next to a tree in the Great Bear Rainforest in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

Vast landscapes, expansive valleys, and sky-high waterfalls are just some of the awe-inspiring features of the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast. This beautiful region stretches from the Pacific Ocean across the Cariboo Mountains to Alberta.

Thanks to its natural wonders, rich Indigenous history, and renowned wildlife, it is a staple on the map of thrill seekers from across Canada and beyond.

People hiking down Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park near Whistler British Columbia at dusk

Coast Mountains

Craving adventure or picturesque views on your next road trip? The Coast Mountain region, located north of Vancouver, is a must for you and your travel companions. Bike or ski the mountainous terrain at the world-renowned Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, visit local breweries in Squamish or Pemberton, or visit the region’s breadth of provincial parks.

A couple walking through Evolve Cellars Vineyard in Thompson Okanagan towards Okanagan Lake and the mountain

Thompson Okanagan

Thompson Okanagan is home to the Canadian Rockies, glacier-fed lakes, and world-famous wineries. Find cooking classes and wine tastings throughout the year or explore the outdoors on a hike or cycling tour. The region also offers charming small towns, cultural festivals, and scenic drives, making it the perfect destination for those seeking both adventure and a taste of local life. 

Hiker on trail to Nub Peak with views of Magog Lake Sunburst Lake Cerulean Lake and Mount Assiniboine in Kootenay Rockies

Kootenay Rockies

The Kootenay Rockies are a geographic marvel with lakes, dramatic peaks, hot springs and mountain communities that serve as launchpads into a world of outdoor adventure. Visit the towns of Golden or Revelstoke and journey into four of BC’s seven national parks, or buckle up for your choice of a variety of summer and winter activities. 

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