Author: Beata Urmos

  • 12 Amazing Things To Do In Tofino, BC

    12 Amazing Things To Do In Tofino, BC

    Tofino might be the most adorable coastal town in all of Canada. It’s small, but has everything that makes an outdoor destination appealing: fabulous beaches, rugged coastline, pristine wilderness and plenty of exciting outdoor activities – on land and water. It deserves a place on your British Columbia bucket list. It was among the highlights…

  • Camping On Vancouver Island: 20+ Best Campgrounds (+ Camping Tips)

    Camping On Vancouver Island: 20+ Best Campgrounds (+ Camping Tips)

    Vancouver Island is among the most special ones in Canada, with mild climate and astonishing natural beauties, scenic beaches, thundering waterfalls, old-growth forests and dramatic canyons. It’s 50-120 km wide and stretches 460 km parallel to the British Columbia mainland. Hikers, bikers, kayakers and campers all find their happy place here. I’ll never forget that…

  • Best Hotels In Squamish, BC: From Luxurious To Budget-Friendly

    Best Hotels In Squamish, BC: From Luxurious To Budget-Friendly

    Squamish is called the “adventure capital of British Columbia”, and you’ll find plenty of outdoorsy adventures to do here, from hiking through rock climbing to rafting. But to have a good rest at the end of each day and get ready for the next, you’ll want to find the best hotels in Squamish – that…

  • 10 Best Things To Do In Gibsons, BC

    10 Best Things To Do In Gibsons, BC

    Are you planning a trip to the Sunshine Coast? Lucky you! This somewhat isolated, idyllic coastal region, backed up by rugged mountains, is a real treat for water lovers. And Gibsons is a great place to start exploring it. Located at the southern end of British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, this pretty little coastal town is…

  • Your Vancouver Cherry Blossom Guide

    Your Vancouver Cherry Blossom Guide

    That magical few weeks. Those incredible shades of pink on so many streets and in so many parks. Pink fever takes over the city. It’s cherry blossoms in Vancouver. In Vancouver?! Yes, it surprised me, too, but I’ve seen the most memorable cherry blossoms of my life there. I haven’t been to Japan yet, I…

  • 12 Best Things To Do In Sooke, BC

    12 Best Things To Do In Sooke, BC

    Sooke on Vancouver Island is one of those small towns where there’s “nothing to do”, yet it has endless opportunities for outdoor lovers. At Sooke the rainforest meets the sea, the rugged coastline and giant trees offer the unmistaken West Coast beauties – and tons of places for hiking, mountain biking, swimming, kayaking, paddling, surfing.…

  • 23 Best Things To Do In Whistler In Winter

    23 Best Things To Do In Whistler In Winter

    A place where your winter postcards become real: Whistler in the winter. Vancouver gives easy access to plenty of spectacular mountains, but Whistler takes it to another level. Being only two hours drive from the city, it’s a wild kingdom of high mountains, home to an incredible number of hiking and mountain biking trails and…

  • The Best Vancouver Itinerary For 7 Days

    The Best Vancouver Itinerary For 7 Days

    Are you planning a trip to Vancouver and wondering how many days you need? Vancouver is one the most amazing cities in North America, one where buzzing city life is mixed with wonderful vistas and natural attractions. Okay, okay, we might be a bit biased, but Vancouver is one of our favorite cities in the…

  • Whistler Train Wreck: A Fun, Family-Friendly, Year-Round Hike

    Whistler Train Wreck: A Fun, Family-Friendly, Year-Round Hike

    Looking for a fun, easy, family-friendly trail in Whistler that’s open year-round and nice to visit in any season? You’ll love the Whistler Train Wreck hike, a popular attraction near the Cheakamus River, just south of the village of Whistler. What does it offer? Vibrantly painted railway boxcars hidden in the forest, a suspension bridge…

  • 30 Best Winter Hikes In Vancouver

    30 Best Winter Hikes In Vancouver

    Vancouver and the Lower Mainland are privileged places in Canada because of their mild (but very rainy) winters. Not only can you hike here year-round, but you can also choose Vancouver winter hikes with or without snow. Since hiking is one of the best things to do here even in the winter, we brought you…