British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province. Situated far, far away on the Pacific Ocean, it is surrounded by forests and cliffs.
Things to Do in British Columbia
Victoria is the capital of British Columbia. The city is located on the southeasternmost tip of Vancouver Island. Victoria boasts beautiful landscapes, a rich history, and numerous museums and art galleries. It’s a true paradise for scuba diving, canoeing, kayaking, and cycling enthusiasts. For those who enjoy comfortable water activities, there are numerous sea and river cruises. While in Victoria, be sure to visit a few places so you won’t regret missing out:
- Batchart Gardens Recreation Park,
- Wax Museum,
- Classic Car Museum,
- Fort Rodd Historical Park,
- Museum of British Columbia,
- Beacon Hill Park,
Maritime Museum. British Columbia is home to seven national parks—a vast expanse of stunning landscapes, home to rare animal and bird species.
Butchart Gardens boasts over a million different flower species, including roses, tulips, azaleas, and many lesser-known species.
Active Recreation
Skiing has always been a hallmark of winter in British Columbia. Some of the world’s best ski slopes are located here. You’ll find runs for beginners, experts, and extreme skiers. Helicopters can reach the highest slopes.
You can treat yourself to a helicopter ride—if you decide to stay at a high-altitude lodge, the only transportation available to your destination is a helicopter. You can also enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the local beauty.
