Agri Tourism

Welcome visitors. From the casual week-end visitor to the summer tourist and long-term winter snowbird, Lighthouse Country can offer accomodation, recreation and services to meet everyone's needs Visitors and residents will find information and listings of local Lighthouse Country businesses and the services they offer The Lighthouse Country Community Website is a local resource. You'll find contact information for all our various service clubs, organizations and government representatives

Tourism North Central Island is your source of Travel & Tourism Information for North Central Vancouver Island and the West Coast of British Columbia, Canada. You’ll find valuable travel information (including lodgings & accommodations) for the vibrant BC coastal communities of Sayward, Campbell River, Quadra Island, Cortes Island and the Discovery Islands archipelago on the east coast of Vancouver Island and Gold River, Tahsis & Zeballos on the west coast of Vancouver Island as well as tourist information about the wild west coast of B.C., Canada. If you like hiking and camping in Canada’s wilderness you’ll find tourist information on Strathcona Park, British Columbia’s oldest provincial park as well as accommodations information for the scenic oceanside community of Oyster River just south of Campbell River. This web site is stuffed with travel & tourism information, links, ferry schedules and maps for tourists, travelers and visitors of all kinds to Vancouver Island. Let us help you explore an island renowned for its outdoor recreation activities. Anglers enjoy world-class salmon fishing (Campbell River is known as the Salmon Fishing Capital of the World but Gold River and other coastal communities are nipping at their heels in pursuit of the prestigious title) and sport fishing for many species of saltwater and freshwater fish including trout and the wily steelhead. Wildlife viewing is increasingly popular for black bears (by boat, a unique Vancouver Island experience) and grizzly bears (on the west coast of British Columbia). Eco tours by boat bring close up views of bald eagles, sea lions, sea otters and much more. The diving is fabulous, the boating & rafting incredible, the caving unbelievable. Orcas (killer whales) swim right under your boat, now that's whale watching! On North Central Vancouver Island, BC you can go hiking, sightseeing, touring, birding, boating, kayaking, canoeing and more. Bring your camera because breathtaking photography is easy when you're in paradise. Vancouver Island is a unique and beautiful jewel decorating the west coast of BC, Canada. You'll find diverse island communities nestled between the mountains and the ocean shore. North Central Vancouver Island offers travel & tourism information on a wide range of visitor services and a host of attractions highlighting our region's diverse heritage, arts and culture. From luxury accommodations to bare basics camping, this area has everything to offer in holiday facilities. Vacation rentals and lodgings range from hotels, motels, vacation cottages and holiday bungalows to bed and breakfast (nobody does a B & B like Islanders!), guesthouses, beach houses, lodges, resorts, hostels, clubs, farms, RV parks, campgrounds, marinas, retreats and conference centers. Make time to explore our Vancouver Island communities. They offer scenery, activities, attractions and plenty of small town hospitality. Each community has its own character, something you'll discover when you visit.

Where else in the world could you ski, play a round of golf, horseback ride, tour a historic site and visit a winery all in one day? Where else but the fabulous Thompson Okanagan in British Columbia's interior. A region of spectacular beauty, agricultural abundance, historic richness and recreational opportunity that continues to delight many travellers. It's all these things, that make a visit to the Thompson Okanagan an unforgettable experience.

HELLO NORTH - Northern Rockies Alaska Highway Tourism Association was previously known as the Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association and has nurtured and promoted tourism within Northeastern British Columbia for nearly 30 years. The Association operates as an independent, nonprofit organization representing a membership that is comprised of businesses and communities working together to make your visit enjoyable, relaxing and memorable.

British Columbia, Canada is a vast, beautiful landscape that has known the footsteps of Aboriginal people from time immemorial. We are the indigenous peoples of this land whose traditions and culture remain strong, rich and diverse and whose life has been shaped by the land, oceans, climate and creatures within. Aboriginal Tourism BC offers many ways to discover Aboriginal culture throughout British Columbia….see Canadian aboriginal artists carving a totem pole, explore our traditional lands and waters with an Aboriginal guide, enjoy and experience Aboriginal dance and music performances, sample our traditional foods and award-winning wines, view traditional and contemporary Northwest native art, experience a Canadian Aboriginal festival, relax in native-owned resorts, and even enjoy a round of golf on a native-owned championship golf course! Find everything you are looking for about Aboriginal Tourism in Canada. The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia (ATBC) and its members invite you to explore British Columbia, Canada this year to experience our rich First Nations culture, aboriginal traditions and warm hospitality.

We welcome visitors to explore all the travel, arts and tourism information needed to plan your ideal trip to British Columbia. Discover British Columbia's Artists, Recreational opportunities, Cultural activities, Events, Tours, Accommodation Getaways, and Community Details, plus much, much more! Use our Tour Planner to layout your itinerary and book directly. Explore not only our beautiful natural British Columbia but also BC’s talented artists featured on Super Artistic BC TM. GoBC TM - Your Arts & Cultural Travel and Tourism Guide for Vancouver Island/Gulf Islands and all of mainland British Columbia!