Comment “GUIDE” for our Complete Vancouver Island Guide with over 330 things to do see and do! 🗺️ (link is also in bio!) Every time I visit Victoria, I find something new. Here’s some weird and *wonderful* things to see 😜 1. Stairs to the Sea - Dallas Road Staircase 2. The Moss Lady - Beacon Hill Park 3. Fan Tan Alley, Chinatown - The narrowest street in Canada! 4. Wild Peacocks - You will find them in Beacon Hill Park, Oak Bay and Royal Roads University 5. Water Taxi Ballet - This show is in

Comment “GUIDE” for our Complete Vancouver Island Guide with over 330 things to do and 10 itineraries! 🗺️ If you are into hikes with big payoffs and a not-so-big effort, these are for you (part 1 has even more!)👇 1. Botanical Beach, Juan de Fuca Provincial Park - a moderate 2.9 km loop trail to incredible tide pools. 2. Cox Bay Lookout, Tofino - a moderate 2.6 km out & back trail - it’s a quick but steep climb up (VERY muddy!). 3. Sombrio Beach, Juan de Fuca Provincial Park - a moderate 2.9 km

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35K views · 230 reactions | Hungry for Vancouver’s local flavour? Here’s what to eat, try, and take home from Granville Island. | Destination Vancouver | Facebook

7.5K views · 500 reactions | Amongst the natural beauty of Vancouver Island, the best moments are spent with the ones who matter most ✨ Tourism Vancouver Island is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Kwakwaka’wakw, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Coast Salish peoples. | Tourism Vancouver Island | Facebook

Pacific White Sided Dolphins just love to have fun... August 2019 Pacific white-sided dolphins are commonly seen off the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, especially in Johnstone Strait and the Broughton Archipelago, where they gather in large, playful pods. Pacific White-Sided Dolphins of Northeast Vancouver Island Where they are found: The northeastern waters of Vancouver Island, including Johnstone Strait, Queen Charlotte Strait, Bere Point, and the Broughton Archipelago, are prime areas t

Vancouver Island is a wildlife-viewing paradise, with both migrating species and year-round residents. Majestic whales, beautiful birds, Pacific White-Sided dolphins, and fascinating bears are among some of the incredible creatures that can be observed in their natural habitats. When seeking wildlife viewing experiences, it is essential to choose reputable tour operators that adhere to viewing regulations. This ensures safe and respectful encounters from a distance. | Tourism Vancouver Island