Harbour seals are billed as stars of in the capital of British Columbia's downtown harbour. The city itself, river otters, sunshine and a mix of urban frenzy and open-water serenity are highlights of this unique kayak tour.
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Harbour seals are billed as stars of in the capital of British Columbia's downtown harbour. The city itself, river otters, sunshine and a mix of urban frenzy and open-water serenity are highlights of this unique kayak tour.
The town’s roots are in fishing, logging and surf culture, but it's remote, dramatic location, abundant natural beauty, varied activities, range of accommodations and food scene have made it desirable to all kinds of visitors.
The big salmon are biting like crazy off the northern tip of Vancouver Island. COVID hasn't changed that. But what the pandemic did change is how the West Coast sport fishing tourism sector is rebounding after two months of lockdown. It is one of the first tourism sectors to reopen. We set off to discover what’s on offer…
Sometime between being shot out of the waterslide like a cannon ball and jumping off the top deck into shimmering Shuswap Lake, we declare houseboating our new favourite way to vacation.
But, of course, there will also be simple lounging in the sunshine, awe-inspiring vistas around every bend, soaking in the top-deck hot tub, barbecuing on the front deck, outdoor showers on the back deck, wine at twilight and sleeping like a baby as the water gentle laps against the boat.
In the mood for a little forest bathing, my wife, Kerry, and I make a beeline for Mount Erskine Provincial Park. Truth be told, we really didn't even know what forest bathing was until five minutes earlier. That's when Janet Clouston, executive director of the Salt Spring Island Chamber of Commerce, told us this Gulf Island between mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island was famous for it.
The éclair is the most popular patisserie treat in France because it’s easy to eat, easy to bake, and most importantly— comfort food. The éclair originated in France in the early 1800s, first made by Marie-Antoine Carême, a pastry chef for French royalty. With their growing popularity around the world, éclairs are more than a flaky fad; they are having a renaissance.