Proveedores de Experiencias

We are open for the 2024 season! The Ucluelet Aquarium is a collect-and-release aquarium dedicated to raising awareness and respect for the local ocean environment.

Vancouver Island University’s Milner Gardens & Woodland is a magical seaside retreat once reserved for royalty. Sheltered on three sides by old-growth forest, this one-of-a kind woodland estate rejuvenates the soul with its gardens and magnificent coastal views. Enjoy the charming Camellia Tea Room after strolling the grounds and contemplate the history of the Gardens or fantasize about having them all to yourself.

Castle Fun Park REOPENED July 1st, 2022 with only the main building massive ARCADE (which is epic) and the GO-KARTS. The favourite tourism stop off Highway #1 in Abbotsford, BC, Canada, was closed for 8 months due to the extreme flooding November 2021. The GO-KARTS are for thrill seeking and new drivers 10 years and up, and for riders (in a double seated car) age 3 and up! The modernized 2-floor ARCADE has over 200 options to play, including large-scale video games, sports, dance, action games, kiddie rides and tonnes of prizes! There’s 4-lanes of Bowling, Lazer Maze Ninja-like Challenge, Lazer Beam Buster, new games like ride-on Hungry, Hungry Hippos, Axe Master Throwing, huge screen Nerf Arcade and so much more! Newly designed MINI-GOLF courses INDOOR AND OUT have plans for reconstruction by July 2023… Come for a visit and you can make amazing new memories today! OPEN DAILY 10AM 10PM | 36165 North Parallel Road, Abbotsford, BC | Exit 95 off Hwy #1 at Whatcom Road

Open May to October Ride on an operating Heritage Railway. We are open Saturdays and Sundays May through October, from 9.30am until the last train returns at 4.00pm. Come out and see what we have to offer and go for a ride on the train.

Located in Brentwood Bay B.C., The Butchart Gardens is a world famous 55-acre (22ha) display garden. Started in 1904 by the Butchart’s and still privately owned by the family, The Gardens was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2004. A Garden for all seasons, open year-round. In Spring, countless tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths offer a buffet of fragrances and colours. Summer is truly stunning from dawn past dusk featuring the Rose Garden, evening entertainment, subtle night illuminations, and the Saturday firework shows to name a few. Stunning perennial borders start their show in late summer, and the Japanese maples turn to russet, gold, and red in the fall. Be captivated by the Magic of Christmas with its hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights, 12 days of Christmas displays, and festive fare. Complete your visit with a ride on the Rose Carousel, afternoon tea in the former Butchart residence, and a stop into the Seed & Gift Store.

The Tumbler Ridge Museum is home to the Dinosaur Discovery Gallery and the Peace Region Paleontology Research Centre. The central display features a full-scale re-creation of a 100 million-year-old dinosaur track environment, with additional displays on dinosaur and other vertebrate tracks and traces, which make up the vast majority of the terrestrial vertebrate record of western Canada. The interactive theatre provides several presentation options for visitors to view and learn about the pre-history of the Peace Region of British Columbia. During the summer the Gallery offers Trackway Tours, Day Camps for kids ages 7 13, and Drop in programs for kids and families of all ages. The Tumbler Ridge Human History Gallery is housed in the Community Centre with free access during regular Centre hours.

CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! REOPENING SPRING 2025! The Discovery Passage Aquarium offers fun and unique hands-on educational experiences for people of all ages. Come to see, touch and feel our incredible local marine species and habitats and discover the diverse marine life of Discovery Passage and Islands. The Aquarium is open from spring until fall each year. Specimens from representative local species are collected from the marine environment in the spring and returned to the area of collection at the end of the season.

Tofino Botanical Gardens are 12 acres of gardens, forest, and shoreline that explore the relationship between culture and nature. A network of paths and boardwalk will take you through our Cultivated Gardens, Sculpture Park, and Old-Growth Temperate Rainforest, where clearings have been transformed into a series of pocket gardens. Some of these gardens display plants that thrive in temperate rainforests around the world including Chile and Japan. Others celebrate cultural groups that have made Clayoquot Sound their home now and in the past, particularly the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations, early Japanese fishing families, and, of course, hippies. The Gardens extend to the Tofino Mudflats, an incredible expanse of intertidal mud teeming with life, revealed twice a day at low tide. Events including Tofino Winterlights, Tofino Lantern Festival, Surfrider Foundation film festival, Food and Wine,Musicians, Weddings and more are hosted within the eclectic scenery.

The complete dinosaur lovers experience! Book a private tour of our fossil gallery, dinosaur prep lab & gift shop. Not only will you get to see specimens that are millions of years old, but you’ll get to touch and help prepare them. We also do birthday parties, School Assemblies, Public Speaking Events. We even can arrange a private dig for you in one of the private fossil quarries in America

3 full parks. One for every age and ability. Oyama’s premier ziplines boast the most cable length (7073′) & the fastest rides in the area. The 2km-Zip-Tour offers more fun: longer rides one-after-the-other over 70 acres of pristine forest plus side-by-side lines, rope bridges, slacklines, trapdoors! The scenic drive is worth the visit… see over Kalamalka & Wood Lakes, visit Oyama’s beachfront town. Also try the aerial obstacle course and kids play park with kids zipline

SEE IT ALL FROM HERE! The adventure starts with a 40-second glass elevator ride, whisking you 168 meters (553 feet) up to our panoramic observation deck. From there, youll enjoy stunning 360° views of Vancouvers picture-perfect sights. The Vancouver Lookout is located at the top of one of Vancouver’s iconic landmarks, the Harbour Centre. Learn about our vibrant city from information panels located throughout the deck, or follow the complimentary self-guided audio tour. Discover the ideal vantage point for historic Gastown, Coal Harbour, the citys bustling downtown core, and of course the world-famous Stanley Park, all at the Vancouver Lookout. Buy your tickets online to ensure that a visit to the Lookout is part of your Vancouver experience.

The BC Wildlife Park is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue & rehabilitation of injured wildlife. Discover some of British Columbia’s iconic wildlife and view nearly 200 animals and 65 animal species, including bears, elk, bobcats, arctic wolves, and cougars. The majority of the Parks animals are rescued, including Clover, the only Kermode Bear in human care in the world. Book an interactive VIP Wildlife Experience or Wildlife Encounter, or enjoy seasonal activities such as feed talks, animal encounters, Bird of Prey flight demonstrations, splash park, playground, Wildlife Express miniature train, and more. For more detailed information, check out the daily activity schedule online.

The Chinatown Storytelling Centre is the first permanent space of its kind in Canada with programming, exhibits, and interactive kiosks sharing personal stories about people and places of significance in Canadian history. See how Vancouvers Chinatown community helped shape our country’s past, present, and future.