Things to do in Vancouver Island

Mount Washington Alpine Resort offers 81 diverse runs across 1,700 acres of pristine terrain for all skill levels. The summit's steep starts gradually ease, rewarding skiers with breathtaking panoramic views.

Victoria's iconic thoroughfare displays historical architecture alongside vibrant shops and cultural landmarks. Stroll tree-lined pavements connecting Inner Harbour to old town, exploring boutiques and Parliament Buildings.

The Wild Pacific Trail winds along dramatic cliffs, offering stunning views of untamed coastline and dense rainforest. Bring binoculars to spot whales and sea lions while exploring this free, accessible natural wonder.

Immerse yourself in British Columbia's natural and human history through dioramas and Indigenous artefacts. Book ahead to explore the museum's exhibits and catch an IMAX film that brings the region's heritage to life.

Victoria's Chinatown holds the distinction of being Canada's oldest and North America's second oldest Chinatown. Wander through Fan Tan Alley, Canada's narrowest street, lined with boutique shops and authentic cuisine.

Victoria's iconic neo-baroque Parliament Buildings grace the Inner Harbour with ornate splendour. Take a free guided tour through the legislative halls, then visit the Parliamentary Dining Room for lunch.

Witness nature's drama as thousands of salmon battle upstream while bald eagles soar overhead during fall spawning season. Hike through ancient rainforest trails to discover the park's majestic Niagara Falls waterfall.

This 20,000-square-foot wellness sanctuary features a mineral pool designed like a natural stone grotto. Unwind in the Treetop Tapas & Grill where you can dine in your robe overlooking the forest.