Explore 13 unique communities across Vancouver Island, each with its own character, attractions, and experiences
Southern Vancouver Island
The capital city of British Columbia
Central Vancouver Island
The second largest city on Vancouver Island
Northern Vancouver Island
The salmon capital of the world
Central Vancouver Island
Known for its beautiful beaches and family-friendly atmosphere
Southern Vancouver Island
A charming seaside town near Victoria
Central Vancouver Island
Known as the City of Totems, Duncan is a charming community in the Cowichan Valley, rich in Indigenous culture and natural beauty.
Central Vancouver Island
A popular surfing and eco-tourism destination
Northern Vancouver Island
A scenic valley encompassing Courtenay, Comox, and Cumberland, known for outdoor recreation, mountains, and ocean access.
Southern Vancouver Island
The largest and most populated of the Gulf Islands, known for its artisan community, Saturday Market, and laid-back island lifestyle.
Central Vancouver Island
Gateway to the West Coast, Port Alberni offers access to pristine wilderness, salmon fishing, and the scenic Alberni Inlet.
Central Vancouver Island
A peaceful seaside community known for its beautiful sandy beaches, golf courses, and retirement-friendly atmosphere.
Central Vancouver Island
The Little Town That Did, famous worldwide for its outdoor mural art gallery and charming small-town atmosphere.
Southern Vancouver Island
A scenic coastal community known for storm watching, rugged coastlines, and outdoor adventures on the southern tip of Vancouver Island.
Vancouver Island is divided into distinct regions, each offering unique experiences and landscapes.
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