British Columbia

Canada's Pacific coast province, where mountains meet the sea: urban Vancouver, Whistler skiing, the Tofino coast and the Okanagan wine country each have their charm.

British Columbia lies in the far west of Canada on the Pacific, with mountain ranges and dense forests throughout. Vancouver is an international city ringed by mountains and sea, while the provincial capital, Victoria, on Vancouver Island, retains its English character. Whistler is a world-class destination for skiing and mountain sports, and Tofino and Pacific Rim National Park are known for surfing, rainforest and whale watching. The Okanagan Valley is famous for its lakes and wineries, and the east of the province has Rocky Mountain national parks. Summer and fall are best for outdoor activities, with skiing in winter. The main gateway is Vancouver International Airport.

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