The West Coast of Vancouver Island is exposed to the Pacific storms, which create the seemingly endless beaches of the Pacific Rim National Park and feed the majestic temperate rain forests. The south and east coast of Vancouver Island are in the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains and boast exceptional weather from spring through fall. This produces unique ecosystems that feature magnificent wildflower displays and a number of unusual flora.
Glacier capped mountains that rival the Rockies form the spine of the island.
Nature's calendar is full and unending on Vancouver Island. The salmon run from October to December leads into the eagle migration from November to February. The wildflower show runs from February to the end of summer, which is concurrent with the Grey whale migration, etc. etc. etc. All year round the rugged coast and the ancient rainforest are unchanging yet never the same and always a spiritual and invigorating experience. Against this backdrop we offer custom designed adventures for large or small groups.