With the Pacific Coast bordering this province's western edges, British Columbia is a great place to explore seaside beaches. From sandy expanses of land with clothing optional areas, to ultimate surfing and taking a dip in warm ocean waters, BC offers a nearly innumerable amount of seaside recreation areas (continue...)
Since the late 1980s, ecotourism has become a growing field of interest for travellers, especially those to and in Canada. The country's vast wilderness reserves, national parks and diverse ecosystems make it a popular destination for ecotourists. One of the regions that has been especially involved in developing ecotourism is Atlantic Canada. (continue...)
Between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, B.C. Ferries' fleet of vessels have become a common part of the local scenery. Each day from early morning till late evening, these massive vehicles effortlessly navigate through the often tight waterways that separate the Southern Gulf Islands. (continue...)
The ocean surrounding the west coast of British
Columbia provides unique leisure and recreational opportunities. The
unspoiled waters and miles of undulating coastline, in addition to the numerous
species of land and marine wildlife, make it the perfect location for water-based
activities. The moderate climate for a place so far north is also a tremendous
advantage. (continue...)
Surfing comes with thoughts of white sandy beaches, palm trees, brightly
patterned board-shorts and warm, balmy sea breezes. Destinations like Hawaii and Australia come to mind when one thinks of surfing, not Canada.
Surprisingly, there is a distinct, though small, surf culture appearing in Canada. (continue...)
