Vancouver Island – a place of awe-inspiring natural beauty. In this video, discover why the fusion of history and rugged West Coast landscapes makes this …
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Vancouver Island Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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I live on Vancouver Island – your pronunciation of our place names is quite amusing!
So glad Harry and mm left the royal for Christmas
Hi ,from India
Place where peace and calm sits!
An amazing place, as well as the beautiful nature! Wish i could visit here someday!👍
Beautifull video
beautiful place
Magnificent. 😚
Catching the ferry across tomorrow, can’t wait 😊
awesome. 💚
I visited Canadá loved the parks, but I live in United States
My home! My beautiful wild home!
Someday im will come here.
The CUH-WEE-CHIN Bay and The Juan De FOOKA trail are some of my favorite places, unlike Cowichan Bay and and the Juan De Fuca Trail, they suck.
Love this travel guide. I also made a vancouver travel guide as I am a local and know all the cool hidden spots here 🙂
My dream city to immigrant to ❣️♥️♥️
Amazing
beautiful Vancouve
You missed more than half the island! There is far, far more to see once you head north past Parksville. Comox Valley, Campbell River, Port Hardy, All of Strathcona Park including Mt. Washington and so much more!
They DID forget some amazing places – Cowichan Bay – the only Cittislow designation in Western Canada – the next closest one is Lac Megantic if I remember correctly! It also features the FIRST restaurant on Vancouver Island to be featured on the TV show – You Gotta Eat Here!
Best place on 🌏
Amazing. Only 3 hours from me and I haven’t seen it
Paradise
I love my home ❤️
Mind blowing place
My home. Born and raised in Victoria living up island in Nanaimo; a city with 5 lakes in its borders and an hour and a half drive to world class skiing 🙂
This is pretty much just a scenic guide to South Vancouver Island. If you stay in Victoria and only travel to Sooke and Juandefuca, you really haven’t left Victoria yet.