Vancouver Canada
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Vancouver, Canada:
A Beautiful, Easy-Going Coastal City
Vancouver is a beautiful, multicultural city on Canada’s west coast, framed by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the north. Wherever you look, there is spectacular scenery—and just offshore, a collection of beautiful islands waiting to be explored.
Getting around Vancouver is generally easy, thanks to reliable public transport including the SkyTrain, buses and SeaBus ferries. It is also a highly walkable city, weather permitting.
While Vancouver is smart and elegant, it also has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy waterfront strolls, urban parks and botanical gardens, along with exceptional food inspired by cultures from around the world.
Nearby islands, including Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands, are ideal for day trips or longer escapes. We spent a week on Vancouver Island and seriously considered moving there. At one of the many local pubs, we discovered that Prime Minister Mark Carney was a regular visitor.
We were particularly impressed by Canada’s respect for nature and diversity, as well as its care for people who might otherwise fall through the cracks.
Vancouver is known for its friendly, respectful and diverse communities, making it a welcoming place to visit. With its natural beauty, range of activities and easy-going lifestyle, it is easy to see why so many people love it.
Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island and Victoria
Vancouver Island, home to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is a pleasure to visit. The island offers spectacular coastlines, forests and vibrant communities, while Victoria is especially known for its well-preserved heritage architecture.
Many historic buildings date from the 19th century, reflecting the city’s British colonial past.
The ferry ride from the mainland to Vancouver Island is easy and comfortable. During the migration season one can often see whales passing through.
An Orca was spotted in the Vancouver Harbour (on the main land before heading to the island) while we ate dinner at a spectacular sea food restaurant. Finns with a harbour view is one of the best seafood places we have ever had the pleasure to sample.
With its beautiful harbour, historic streetscapes, gardens and welcoming atmosphere, Victoria is a particularly stunning destination and an excellent base for exploring Vancouver Island.
