Canada’s westernmost province, British Columbia, is where rugged nature meets vibrant culture. It’s a place dominated by mountain ranges which allows for the most beautiful driving routes and skiing at some of the world’s best ski resorts. It’s also the only province in Canada that can boast about offering the West Coast Special – Ski and play golf all in the same day.

The most popular destinations in British Columbia are Vancouver , Victoria, Whistler and the Kootenay Rockies. Vancouver is a favourite cruise ports on the West Coast for Alaskan cruises and cruises up and down the Pacific Coast.

Depending on where you find yourself in British Columbia, you can enjoy wildlife on a whale watching tour, a grizzly bear tour, or, why not stroll through public gardens, explore museums or watch a sporting event.

VANCOUVER
Vancouver is British Columbia’s largest city. With a population of around 2.4 million, it’s a vibrant, multi-cultural urban centre which is famous for it’s beautiful ocean and mountain setting.

VICTORIA
Victoria is British Columbia’s provincial capital and it’s a beautiful city filled with Edwardian architecture, lavish gardens and great food. Victoria is situated at the southern tip of Vancouver Island and is just a short flight from Vancouver itself.
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WHISTLER
‍Whistler is known to be a favourite year round destination among American tourists. It is located along the beautiful Sea-to-Sky Highway, just 2 hours north of Vancouver . Whistler Blackcomb is consistently ranked as North America’s best skiing and snowboarding destination.

KOOTENAY ROCKIES

The Kootenay Rockies region of British Columbia is surrounded by the Monashee Mountains, Selkirk and Purcell Mountains. You’ll find the enormous Kootenay and Arrow Lakes here as well as the huge wilderness park of Valhalla and Kokanee Glacier.