9 Top Things To Do - Galiano

9 Top Things To Do on Galiano Island
Gulf Islands, BC, Canada

The Top 9 Things To Do on Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada located on the east coast of Vancouver Island in the Gulf Island B.C. Region.

Ocean Kayaking. There are many places to visit on Galiano Island by kayak. There are kayak days trips exploring Retreat Cove, Montague Harbour, Gray Peninsula, Spotlight Cove, Coon Bay, Lighthouse Bay, Whaler Bay, Ballingall Islets, Gossip Island, Georgeson Bay and Parker Island.

Boating & Sailing. There are coves and bay with open water moorage on Galiano and there is a marina with services in Montague Harbour. Some stay for awhile and explore while others are on a schedule exploring the Southern Gulf Islands or San Juan Islands or the Princess Margaret Marine Park.

Beachcombing. Galiano Island has sandy and pebbled beaches. Some of the beaches are old middens sites with crushed shells covering sections of the coastline. There are beaches in Coon Bay, Montague Harbour, Retreat Cove and Georgeson Bay.

Birdwatching. Birdwatching on Galiano includes predator birds and sea birds. Some of the birding parks include Georgeson Bay, Bluffs Park and Dionisio Point Park.

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8 Top Things To Do - Gabriola

8 Top Things To Do on Gabriola Island
Gulf Islands, BC, Canada

The Top 8 Things To Do on Gabriola Island, British Columbia, Canada located on the east coast of Vancouver Island in the Gulf Island B.C. Region.

Ocean Kayaking. There are many bays and islands to paddle on and near Gabriola Island. Some islands to explore include Mudge, Newcastle and Entrance Islands. Some of the coves and bays to paddle include Taylor, Pilot, Lock, Silva and Degnen.

Boating & Sailing. Silva Bay and Degnen Bay provide moorage for boaters when visiting Gabriola Island. The island is located on two busy marine routes - the Strait of Georgia and Northumberland Channel.

Beachcombing. Gabriola Island enjoys some fine sandy and rocky beaches. They include Berry Point Lock Out, Brickyard Beach, Descanso Bay, Degnen Bay, Drumbeg Park, Sandwell Park and the Gabriola Sands Park.

Birdwatching. Birdwatching includes sea birds and predator birds. From the parks and ocean bays on Gabriola Island there are birding opportunities.

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8 Top Things To Do - Denman

8 Top Things To Do on Denman Island
Gulf Islands, BC, Canada

The Top 8 Things To Do on Denman Island, British Columbia, Canada located on the east coast of Vancouver Island in the Gulf Island B.C. Region.

Kayaking. Kayaking in the region is very popular because of the many coves, bays, islands and islets to explore. Some of the Denman Island kayak destinations include Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park and Boyle Point Regional Park.

Scuba Diving. Diving is big in this region around Hornby and Denman Island. Some of the Denman diving sites most visited include the south end of Lambert Channel and the Sandy Island Marine Park. Flora Islet near Hornby Island is where the scuba divers head to swim with the six-gill sharks.

Boating & Sailing. Boating and sailing the waters around Denman Island includes views of jagged coastlines, bluffs and sandy beaches. There are a few destinations to visit near the island including Sandy Island and Chrome Island.

Beachcombing. No visit to Denman Island is complete without exploring the beaches. Some beaches are developed as parks while others are developed as access points to marine views. Fillongley Park has a good public beach. Plenty of beach around for picnics.

Hiking. There are a few good short hikes on the island. Boyle Point Provincial Park has a great trail leading to a bluff and great views of the sound and a lighthouse.

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Top 8 Things To Do - Alert Bay

Top 8 Things To Do in Alert Bay
Cormorant Island, Northern Gulf Islands

Top 8 Things To Do in Alert Bay on Cormorant Island, Northern Gulf Islands located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Traditional Big House: The Big House is a large traditional building used for Potlatches. The Big House was first built in 1965 and then was expanded in 1987. During this time a Namgis artist named Doug Cranmer repainted the Big House. But, sadly, in 1997 the traditional building was lost to a fire. In 1999 the Big House was rebuilt keeping with the traditions of the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation's people.

World's Largest Totem Pole. On Cormorant Island is a 173 foot tall Totem Pole carved by 6 Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation people. Some of the carved figures on the Totem Pole include the Sun Man which is the crest of the Quatsino Tribe; Kolus ( a Thunderbird cousin ) represents the Kwagul Tribe; a whale representing the Gwa'sala'Nakwaxda'xw and others like a bear holding a salmon; a wolf, a raven,a Dzunukwa embracing a copper and much more.

Alert Bay Museum: An assortment of over 6900 pictures depicting the history of Alert Bay on Cormorant Island. There are historical pictures of the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nation's people dating back to the late 1800s.

Whale Watching: Killer Whales, (Orcas) can be seen from Bere Point and surrounding waters. Many Orcas visit Bere Point because it is a popular rubbing rock. Michael Bigg's Ecological Reserve, nearby is a launching point for whale watching and fantastic wildlife viewing. Located at Robson Bight. Also Paul Spong's Orca Lab is a famous marine biologist who studies Killer Whales in the region. Access by boat on Hanson Island. Must book prior to arrival for acceptance on or near premises.

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Top 10 Things To Do

10 Top Things To Do on Cortes Island
Discovery Islands, Gulf Islands, BC, Canada

The Top 10 Things To Do on Cortes Island, British Columbia, Canada located on the east coast of Vancouver Island in the Discovery Island, Central Gulf Island B.C. Region.

Boating & Sailing. The Cortes Island region which includes the Discovery islands and Desolation Sound marine routes is a very popular boating and sailing destination. The island includes marinas with services and is a major launching point for many exploring Toba Inlet.


Ocean Kayaking. The shoreline of Cortes Island is decorated with many bays and coves to explore on day kayak trips like Squirrel Cove, Gorge Harbour, Cortes Bay and Von Donop Inlet. For overnight long-haul kayaking adventures with wilderness camping the Desolation Sound route is very popular.

Beachcombing. Cortes Island enjoys many beaches. There are pebbled and sandy beaches on the island. One of the more popular and largest sandy beaches on Cortes Island is located in the Smelt Bay Provincial Park.

Art Tours. Cortes Island BC is the home to many artistic people that enjoy the tranquility and creative atmosphere island life provides. There are painters, drum makers, musicians, potters and carvers. Many artists operate art galleries and studios displaying their art.

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Sept 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter September 2016


 

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August 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter August 2016


August 2016
TOP 3 TRAVEL INFLUENCERS


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July 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter

July 2016 eh Canada Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter July 2016


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June 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter

June 2016 eh Canada Newsletter

 


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter June 2016


May 2016
Top 3 Canadian
Travel Influencers

Congratulations to the TOP 3 Travel Members who have posted, shared and created the most content for Canada during the month of May 2016!

Learn How to Become a Canadian Travel Influencer


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May 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter May 2016

 







April 2016 Top 3 Canadian Travel Influencers

Congratulations to the TOP 3 eh Canada Members who have made the biggest impact in how Canada is perceived through the eyes of the world!

 

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April 2016 - eh Canada Travel Newsletter

ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter April 2016


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter April 2016

 





March Top 3 Canadian Travel Influencers

TOP 3 Content Contributors for the Month of March 2016

Thank you to those who have shared what your Canada looks, tastes and sounds like! Many of you are receiving a high number of eyeballs (traffic tracker on profiles). Congratulations to the TOP 3 Canadian Travel Influencers for this month!


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10 Top Things To Do

10 Top Things To Do in Tofino & Ucluelet

Vancouver Island Parks, Trails, Beaches, and more

Canada Top Things To Do

The Top 10 Things To Do in the Villages of Tofino and Ucluelet, British Columbia, Canada located on the west coast of Vancouver Island in the Pacific Rim Region.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN TOFINO & UCLUELET

Sightseeing Tours

Both Villages of Tofino and Ucluelet, BC have a vast selection of boat, kayak and air sightseeing tours for viewing whales, birds, sea lions, bears, remote islands, marine parks, hot springs, and more. Some sightsee from the comforts of a boat with a heated cabin with outside viewing decks while others prefer the thrill of a fast moving open-air zodiac. There are those who take to the air for the high altitude tours and then there are those who want to stay down real low in a kayak. Key sightseeing destinations include Pacific Rim National Park, Clayoquot Sound, and Broken Islands Group

Beachcombing

Lets not kid ourselves here. Tofino and Ucluelet, BC on Vancouver Island have some of the longest and most beautiful white sandy beaches in Canada. Some are so bold to say it has the "Most Ocean Beaches in Canada". Who are we to argue. It is said that there are over 22 kilometres of beaches in the Tofino-Ucluelet section of the Pacific Rim National Park. Some of the highlight beaches include Long Beach, Wickaninnish Beach, Chesterman Beach, MacKenzie Beach, South Beach and Combers Beach.

Hiking Trails

The hiking trails in the Tofino and Ucluelet area allow you to explore vast expansive ocean coastlines, wetland bogs, sandy beaches and rainforests. The trails connect to amazing viewpoints, old growth forests, long beaches, lighthouses, bogs and wildlife viewing opportunities. Some of the must-do hikes include the Wild Pacific Trail, Rainforest TrailNuu-chah-nulth Trail and the Shorepine Bog Trail

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15 Things To Do in Victoria

15 Top Things To Do in Victoria, BC

British Columbia Attractions Guide

Vancouver Island Top Things To do

The top things to do in and around the City of Victoria, BC on Vancouver Island including the Greater Victoria Region. Victoria, BC is located on the westcoast of Canada and includes the surrounding areas of Langford, Oak Bay, Metchosin, Brentwood Bay, View Royal and Saanichton. Below we have compliled a list of the top things to do based on our many visits to the region. 

Top things to do in Victoria - activities, attractions, tours, adventures 

Sightsee

Victoria, BC is a popular destination for sightseeing on foot, bike, water taxi, vehicle, bus and horse carriage. Many shopping districts, parks, and sightseeing attractions are within distance form each other. Suggest start all sightseeing from the Inner Harbour

History Education

Visit a historic attraction and/or museum when in the City of Victoria and learn more about the history of the region. There are historic castles, heritage lighthouses, forts, Museums and so much more. Some of our favorites include the Royal British Columbia Museum, Emily Carr House, Craigdarroch Castle, Fisgard Lighthouse and Fort Rodd Hill Historic Site

Bike Paths & Trails

Bring a bike. Victoria is very bike friendly and many locals bike to and from everything. Bikes are great for visiting city parks, touring the wilderness trails in nature parks and for exploring some of the paved biking trails which connect communities and attractions. No bike, no worries. There are bike rental companies in the city as well.

Smell the Roses

Victoria is the City of Gardens in so many ways. There are many parks within city limits which have extraordinary gardens - non better than Beacon Hill Park which is walking distance form downtown. If you like paying an admission for some garden love than you can make a trip out to Brentwood and visit the Butchart Gardens.

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Top Things To Do in Nelson, BC

Top Things To Do in Nelson, British Columbia

Top things to do in or near the city of Nelson, BC, Canada. Including the nearby communities of Slocan Valley, Crawford Bay and Balfour. Located in the Kootenay Region of British Columbia, Canada.

Things to do in Nelson, British Columbia. 

Go Fishing:

The world famous Gerrard Rainbow trout plus some Kokanee salmon and dolly varden bite fishing lures on the local lakes. Bring your boat and your gear. Or book some time with a local fishing guide.

Visit a Spa:

When the boys of the family are out doing the "guy" thing playing golf, fishing, etc. it may be a good time for the ladies of the group to treat themselves to a day of pampering with a local spa. 

Kayak Tours:

Being near Kootenay Lake and the whitewater rapids of the Slocan River provides an opportunity to discover the joys of kayaking. Slow and steady on lakes or fast and wet on the river. Day and overnight paddles connect to sandy beaches, waterfalls, wildlife, rugged cliffs and hidden coves. Tours available or bring your own kayak. (tours contact list)

Wildlife Tours:

Self guided hiking tours or while on a guided kayak, plane, raft or boat tour one will often visit popular wildlife viewing areas in the backcountry around Nelson and the Slocan Valley. One may even see black bears and grizzly. (parks & trails)

Ferry Camping:

Proctor - only accessed via Kootenay Lake Ferry. Explore Proctor Falls, a pictograph site and the Irvine Creek, Narrows Creek, Mill Lake and Lasca Creek Trails. Most have wilderness campsites for overnight camping.

River Rafting:

Feeling a need for a white water rafting experience? The Slocan River awaits for your arrival. Go for a day of white water fun or book an overnight adventure. Tours with guides and lessons available. (tours contact list)

History Lesson:

Walking history in Nelson is easy on foot while doing your chores or shopping in heritage buildings like the Bank of Commerce (1907), Capitol Theatre (1924), Bank of Montreal (1899), Post office (1902) and the Nelson Daily News (1899).

Mountain Biking:

Nelson and the Slocan Valley has everything for a mountain biker. Bring your own bike or sign up for a tour or contact a local club. You cannot help but have fun with trail names like Cemetery, Slabalanche, Shitaker, Hitman, Doz Slabs, Honey, Buddha, Kut Korners and 49er. (parks & trails)

Walking Tour:

When in Nelson you must make time to walk the waterfront path in Lakeside Park. It is a paved wheelchair and baby stroller friendly path with sightseeing benches, picnic tables, flower gardens and viewing areas providing great views of Kootenay Lake and Nelson. (parks & trails)

Explore Trails:

The protected parks, as well as, the wilderness backcountry areas near Nelson and in the Slocan Valley provide a smorgasbord of fantastic wilderness trails for hiking and backpacking. For example there are over 100+ kilometres of wilderness trails in the Kokanee Glacier Park alone. (parks & trails)

Putt, Chip & Drive:

Bring your golf clubs when visiting the region. There are plenty of putting greens and driving fairways to go around. No clubs. Golf courses provide rentals and golf carts.
(attractions contact list)

Road Trip:

The beauty about the Kootenays is that everything is nearby and communities are close. There are too many day trips to list. While in Nelson drive out to the Hot Springs (Ainsworth and Nakusp) or hop the ferry in Balfour and visit the Pilot Bay Lighthouse (Crawford Bay) or visit the tourism villages in the Slocan Valley.

Pack a Picnic:

When the weather is nice we all love a good picnic. Why stay inside when you can dine in the outdoors. Pack up your family for a picnic in the park at one of the many in the region. (parks & trails)

Ski Mountains:

The Kootenay region of British Columbia enjoys many downhill skiing & snowboarding mountain resorts and cat skiing and heli skiing operators. (winter contact list)

Ski XC:

Bring your cross country skis and explore the trails in some of the parks or nordic areas like Apex Busk or the Clearwater Creek XC Ski Trails.

Go Sledding:

There are snowmobile operators in the Kootenays who provide snowmobile tours or can set you up with a rental. In the backcountry near Nelson there are designated areas for snowmobiling called the Kokanee Snowmobile Trails.
(winter contact list)

Nelson, B.C., Canada things to do and see. Kootenays, British Columbia

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March 2016 eh Canada Travel Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com Newsletter March 2016

 

 




Monthly Top 3 Canadian Travel Influencers

TOP 3 Content Contributors

Congratulations to the TOP 3 Canadians for the month of February 2016 who contributed the most content to the ehCanadaTravel.com website. These 3 winners made the biggest impact during the month of February toward creating Canada online. Each shared some quality content contributions showcasing their communities, parks, wildlife, landscapes, their province, their photography, their videos and status updates.

The Winners of the "Top Canadian Travel Influencer Award" for the month of February are:

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February 2016 eh Canada Travel Newsletter


ehCanadaTravel.com NewsletterFebruary 2016


January 2016 Top Canadian Travel Influencers


Congratulations to theses Top 3 Canadians!

In the month of January 2016 we received 311 content contributions to the ehCanadaTravel.com website. Every photo, video, tip, story, park, trail, beach, lake and river submitted to the website featured the submitting business or featured the submitting individual, as well as, encouraged and educated travelers on the many benefits of coming to Canada for a vacation, adventure or business retreat. Thank you to all who took the time to add content to the website! You did Canada a great service!  

Congratulations to the TOP 3 Canadians for the month of January 2016 who contributed the most content to the website. These three winners made the biggest impact during the month of January. Each showed a tremondous amount of pride in their work, their communities, their passions, their activities and their talents.

The Winners of the "Top Canadian Travel Influencer Award" for the month of January are:

(1) Cary Horning (Calgary, Alberta)

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Domains For Sale

Domain (URL) Web Addresses For Sale

VictoriaBC.ca  |  SidneyBC.com  |  VancouverIslandAccommodations.com


We have been operating tourism websites on these 3 domains since 1998. However, the domains no longer fit into our current business model for development, as we are now a Western and Northern Canada website expanding across the country into Eastern & Atlantic Canada under a national domain ehCanadaTravel.com.

No where online can you acquire city domains like SidneyBC.com and VictoriaBC.ca anymore. Once in a blue moon do these types of highly saught after city domains become available. They are not only desired domains, but they are well suited for search engines and online marketing. 

The VancouverIslandAccommodations.com domain is ideal for companies marketing resorts, retreats, vacation homes, and multiple accommodations. The doamin includes highly searched words like accommodations and Vancouver Island making marketing, brand identity and advertising effective.  

In your contact email include the domain, your contact name, business, phone number and offer price.

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Sponsor A Park, Trail, Place


SPONSORSHIP

Sponsor Parks, Trails, Beaches, Historic Sites, Lakes, Rivers & Places.

So you really love this one park, trail, lake, etc in Canada. It is your "go to" place. It is home to some of your best memories. It is a place for solitude. It is where you get your adrenaline on. Well, now you can sponsor it and show your appreciation for all the joy it has brought you.

 

Can you imagine what your friends & family will say when they see you as the sponsor of your favourite park, trail, beach, lake, river, historic site!

Look for this  logo on any page on our website and you can pledge your support for that park, trail, etc.

 

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January 2016 eh Canada Travel Newsletter

January Newsletter 2016


ehCanadaTravel.com NewsletterJanuary 2016

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Happy New Year from all of us at ehCanadaTravel.com.

To the TRAVELERS who interact, contribute, book and plan travel with us on ehCanadaTravel.com we wish to extend our best and warmest wishes to each and every one of you, hoping that the coming year brings you happiness, prosperity and an adventure of a lifetime. Continue to spread the word. Why book just a room when you can plan an entire Canadian vacation with eh Canada Travel. 

To all our CLIENTS, SPONSORS, PARTNERS... Thank you for your business in 2015. It has been a pleasure working with you achieving your goals. We are grateful to the good people like you, who make our work satisfying, enjoyable and who continue to encourage us to grow forward. Working with you has been inspirational, a privilege and we are incredibly proud of our clients who make our journey such an enriching life experience. 

To get to where we are has not been easy. We have to thank the dedication of our STAFF who make this possible. We extend our warmest greetings to our team. Your work is important, appreciated and we look forward to 2016 working alongside you building Canada's best travel website. Keep focused and may happiness shine on you throughout 2016. 

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