The biggest island on the west coast of North America, Vancouver Island is almost twice the size of Hawaii and can be traveled from it's most southern point (the City of Victoria) to it's most northern tip (Cape Scott Provincial Park) in just under 8 hours driving time. From coastal rainforests and warm sandy beaches to snow covered mountain peaks, Vancouver Island has it all, come explore Vancouver Island, Canada.

Named after Captain George Vancouver, a British explorer Vancouver is a coastal city and major seaport located in the Lower Mainland of southwestern British Columbia. Vancouver is the largest metropolitan area in Western Canada and the third largest in the country. The City of Vancouver has been ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Motto: "By Sea, Land, and Air We Prosper"

Whistler and Blackcomb form the largest ski area in North America with over 8,100 skiable acres, One vertical mile, Two mountains connected by a pedestrian Village, More than 200 trails, Three glaciers. 38 lifts and Twelve alpine bowls. Hiking & Sightseeing, Alpine Dining, Mountain Bike Park, Terrain Parks, Golfing, Heli-Skiing and Boarding, Mountain Ecology Tours Bear And Wildlife Viewing.

Inside Passage-Mid Coast-Bella Coola and Queen Charlotte Islands. Cruise the beautiful coastal inside passage with BC Ferries from Port Hardy on the North end of Vancouver Island though the HAKAI Recreation Area past Kitimat Fiords then to Prince Rupert with a final crossing to Skidegate on the Queen Charlotte Islands home to the First nations Hiada people and the Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site.

The Royal British Columbia Museum will introduce you to the cultural and natural history of BC from the Natural History GalleryI highlighting BC's Coastal Rainforests and wildlife to the Modern History Gallery featuring a replica of the stern section of Captain George Vancouver's ship HMS Discovery (1792-1794) to the wood-block paving, turn-of-the-century buildings and streets of the Modern History Gallery. The museum also has an impressive collection of first nation art and exhibits. RMBC Vancouver Island, Victoria, British Columbia Canada