Boasting to be the Salmon Capital of the World, this sea-side town offering world-class recreation opportunities from deep sea to mountain top. Enjoy its vibrant arts & culture scene along with its growing and robust business community.

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This outdoor adventurist paradise is comprised of 3 municipalities: City of Courtney, Town of Comox and Village of Cumberland. Enjoy numerous festivals year-round and a short drive to one of BC’s top ski and snowboard destinations, Mt. Washington.

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Known for its 4 km white sandy shorelines and stunning mountain backdrop, this remarkable seaside town is just 40 minutes north of Nanaimo and Vancouver ferries. Charming local boutiques and a dynamic year-round farmer’s market create a vibrant town centre.

The iconic goats on the roof found at their local country market has put this town on the map! Enjoy local artisanal treats from around area – marvel at the array of pottery, First Nation art and fine crafts on display.

Stroll the boardwalk at Parksville Beach and enjoy a picnic with the family around the areas many picture-perfects sites. This resort town features many year-round attractions and beautiful nature-rich destinations.

Also known as Harbour City, it boasts one of the longest shorelines in Canada. This mid-island hub retains the charm of west coast living with the convenient access to a variety of sea and sky travel options.

Award-winning vineyards, breathtaking coastline and extravagant nature create a community brimming with opportunity. Take on a challenging hike or relax by the lake all in one day.

Home to Koksilah River Provincial Park, an undeveloped park in the Vancouver Island Forest Reserve, enjoy a hike around the canyon that draws visitors from around to the famous Kinsol Trestle bridge. The nearby and friendly community of Shawnigan Lake is a hot spot for local artisans!

“The Gateway to the West Coast”, it is surrounded by numerous outdoor and camping destinations including the popular Sproat Lake. The extensive trail networks will have you discovering the hidden gems of the west coast for years to come.

World-class kayaking, abundant wildlife and winter storm watching create a majestic natural experience that can only be found here. Kilometres of sandy beach make this a surfer and sandcastle haven.

The city of Duncan offers an abundance of outdoor recreation including hiking, biking, boating, fishing, golfing and more. It is a cultural hub for the area, boasting over 40 totem poles.

Union Bay offers stunning view from the bay – gaze across the Strait of Georgia to Texada Island, and beyond, to Powell River on the Sunshine Coast. Shop at the lively Union Bay Market, a must-see stop over on the Oceanside Route, located just north of McLeod Road on the Old Island Highway.

Cortes is the perfect escape for those hoping to explore immersive isolated coastal wilderness while maintaining modern amenities. Everything nature has to offer is within reach. Sand covered beaches, welcoming lakes, great day hiking, and of course expansive seascapes dotted with neighbouring islands.

Cortes Island can be reached via a 40-minute ferry ride from Quadra Island which in turn is accessed by a shorter 10 minute ferry crossing from the City of Campbell River on Vancouver Island.

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