Visit McLean Mill Historic Park in Port Alberni for a forest walk, photowalk, guided tour, special programs and events, and to learn about logging history on Vancouver Island.

China Creek Campground in Port Alberni – just 20 minutes from town you have all the amenities you need at China Creek Campground, from tents to RVs, disconnecting by the campfire or taking a windsurfing lesson.

Top 3 Places to Cycle in Vernon: Between shopping and patio dining on Main Street (30th Ave), and hammock hangouts at Kalavida Surf Shop, I researched this article about biking in Vernon for ZenSeekers that has all you need to know, including where to rent a bike.

Abandoned for centuries, surveyed in 1984, and now open for exclusive tours with the Huu-ay-aht First Nations, the ancient capital village site of Kiixin is a remarkable place to behold. Located on the west coast of Vancouver Island near Bamfield you can visit it with Kiixin Tours.

Looking for hikes near Port Alberni on Vancouver Island? Check out these 3 awesome hikes in the Alberni Valley where you can cross a suspension bridge, get an awesome sunrise photo, chase waterfalls, hit the beach, and more.

Prawn Fishing on the Sunshine Coast: Want to spend a day on the water fishing for salmon, ling, rockfish, yelloweye, and those delicious Sunshine Coast prawns? Read about the tours offered by Gulf Rascal Charters in my ZenSeekers post & view a preview here.

Getting to Know the Forests of the Sunshine Coast with Talaysay Tours. Read a preview of my adventures with Candace Campo and ZenSeekers, when she toured me around Porpoise Bay Provincial Park in Sechelt.

The Williams Lake Art Walk is happening August 10 to September 8, 2018 throughout the town’s downtown core. Visitors can pick up an Art Walk passport, visit the venues (shops, services, and eateries) view the artwork on display from local artists in the Cariboo, get stamps and enter to win a prize.

Pinnacles Provincial Park in Quesnel featuring 124 hectares of lush greenery, a 1km trail, and viewpoints of the City of Quesnel and unique hoodoo rock formations.

I always love the opportunity to get out on the waters of the Salish Sea but on a bright October morning last year, I was particularly excited. My friend Laura and I were meeting up with San Juan Cruises at the Bellingham Alaska Ferry Terminal to board the Victoria Star, one of five vessels in the company’s fleet. We joined a group of other guests for a full day Deluxe Whale Watching Tour.