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4.99 (132) Luxury Oceanfront House - The Cove at Otter Point. The Cove at Otter Point is a luxury oceanfront vacation rental with 180 degree breathtaking views of the Juan de Fuca Strait west of Sooke, B.C. This 3600 sq. ft. contemporary home is perfect for families or couples wanting an authentic west coast experience.
The best indoor activities in Vancouver Island for rainy days are: Victoria: 2-Hour Food and History Tour with Tastings. Victoria: Chinatown and Old Town Food Tour with Tastings. Victoria: 2.5-hour Tips-Based City Walking Tour. Victoria: Street Art & Craft Beer Walking Tour with Tastings.
Apr 4, 2011 · Vancouver Island is a mere 90-minute ferry ride from Vancouver or a 25-minute hopper flight away. The 460 km by 80 km island offers an incredibly diverse array of activities – but there are a lot of people who don’t make it past the Victoria area. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring a huge swath of Vancouver Island, especially by bike and ...
From hikes to cultural exploration to finding the best places to eat and stay, I’m your guide to finding meaningful and authentic experiences while exploring Vancouver Island and beyond. I aim to transform your journey into an unforgettable adventure, all with sustainable travel in mind. Vancouver Island View provides locals and tourists with ...
Oct 15, 2020 · Journey time is around 35-40 minutes. The Tsawwassen ferry to Vancouver Island arrives into Swartz Bay, 30km north of Victoria. BC Transit operates a bus route from the Swartz Bay terminal to downtown Victoria as well as other local destinations. Depending on the time of day, it takes approximately one hour.
VANCOUVER ISLAND GUIDE INC. An independent and uniquely Canadian travel guide for Vancouver Island, Canada. Vancouver Island Guide inc. is a registered corporation with our office in Victoria, BC. Our main objective is to promote Vancouver Island positively and work with businesses that minimize their impacts on the environment.
On Vancouver Island, visitors can kayak, canoe, boat, or ferry to campsites on remote islands, in hidden inlets, or the far reaches of secluded lakes. In Clayoquot Sound, north of Tofino, the Hesquiaht First Nation own and operate Hot Springs Cove Resort & Campground , accessible by water taxi, private boat, or floatplane.
