Sightseeing on Vancouver Island and                  Coastal British Columbia

So Much to See, So Little Time

This region is well know for its Wilderness and Wildlife. Since northern Vancouver Island is a Rain Forest Area it has mild weather most of the year. So as long as you have a Windbreaker or Rainjacket you can explore the abundant Wilderness in search of that special bird on your list, or the little gecko and of course a healthy population of black bear.

How about Beachcombing? Let the children turn over the rocks and look for  Crab and Eel. Walk on the sand and be surprised by a squirt from a shellfish beneath, and of course there is always some kind of "floatsom" brought in with the tide.

Looking for an Indoor Experience?  How about visiting a Heritage or Cultural Centre.

How about a one day bus tour between Victoria and Port Hardy? Click here

Don't see what you are looking for? Just ask us, we are here to provide information about the area. Or once your are here just ask any passerby and they will gladly give you suggestions!

GUIDED TOURS:

There are guides who will take you to tour the local forests, learn about flora and fauna, seek out and learn about local wildlife. These guides can also take you to see local attractions in all North Island Communities: museums, art galleries, historic villages, Native Cultural areas, Whale Interpretive Centre in Telegraph Cove.

SELF-DIRECTED OR UNGUIDED TOURS:

There are many sightseeing tours you can do on your own such as visiting Sointula, on Malcolm Island, or Alert Bay, on Cormorant Island, or Telegraph Cove, a tiny boardwalk community, or Fort Rupert, a native village near Port Hardy. On the drive to Port Alice you may see a black bear. Have a picnic on Storeys Beach, there are many trails for you to explore.

So much more to tell you ...please inquire.

Hope to see you soon