Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, is one of those places that will steal your heart and make you wonder why it wasn’t on your travel list sooner. We first heard about Tofino, one of its ...

Most travelers never make it this far north — but they should! From Port Alice to rainforest trails, this Northern Vancouver Island road trip is full of breathtaking views and authentic local life.

A two-hour ferry ride from Vancouver, its namesake island offers an entrancing combination of pristine landscapes, surf beaches and wildlife ...

About 20 miles northwest of Victoria and 820 feet above sea level, the Malahat Skywalk will have you breathless with its stunning views of Mount Baker, Finlayson Arm and the Saanich Peninsula. Your ...

Getting to Vancouver Island has never been easier, thanks to the Black Ball Ferry. It's international travel that's close to home! Victoria is the capital of British Columbia, sitting at the ...

Situated on the western coast of Vancouver Island in Ucluelet, British Columbia, the Wild Pacific Trail is often referred to as one of the province's most stunning coastal hikes by visitors. When you ...

Travellers heading between the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island may experience delays over the long weekend (surprise, ...

The city and island of Vancouver both owe their names to British sea captain George Vancouver, whose exploration of Northwest waters dates to the 1790s. It’s hard to imagine the challenges the HMS ...

VANCOUVER ISLAND, B.C. — Our car had just completed one more zigzag on the road when we first beheld it: a stellar view across a mile-wide lake to where the mountains melted into a horizon of blue ...

Canada has the longest coastline in the world, and along its coastal regions lie more than 50,000 islands, with a few spectacular examples that stand out. In this year’s World’s Best Awards survey, ...

A sea kayaking journey through the Johnstone Strait offers eye-to-eye encounters with orcas, humpbacks and sea lions. The nutrient-rich waters of the Johnstone Strait, fed by strong tidal currents, ...