Some attractions within Vancouver Island Map:
- Campbell River - Campbell River, north of Courtenay, is primarily a fishing and industrial center. It is a good place to begin... More
- Cape Cook
- Cape Scott Provincial Park - Created in 1973 the 151 sq. km (58 sq. mi.) Cape Scott Provincial Park on the north-west tip of the... More
- Courtenay - Courtenay and Comox, adjacent townships, are primarily logging and fishing towns. It is also a good base from which... More
- Duncan - The little town of Duncan (population 5000) lies 60 km (37 mi.) north of Victoria on TransCanada Highway 1, and is the... More
- Esquimalt
- Gibsons
- Gillford Island
- Gold River
- Nanaimo - The Vancouver Island section of the TransCanada Highway terminates at Nanaimo (population 85,000; the island's second... More
- Nootka Island
- Pacific Ranges
- Pacific Rim NP - Pacific Rim National Park Central west coast of Vancouver Island Area: 5110 sq. km (2000 sq. mi.) Established... More
- Parksville - With its long sandy beaches on the tranquil Georgia Strait, Parksville (population 23,000) is a favorite summer... More
- Port Alberni - With a population of 20,000 Port Alberni (16 km / 10 mi) is the largest town on the west coast of Vancouver Island... More
- Port Alice
- Port Angeles (USA)
- Port Hardy - 500 km / 310 mi after leaving Victoria the Island Highway terminates at Port Hardy (population 3000) on Vancouver... More
- Port McNeil - Port McNeil is a small town (population 2,500) located in northern Vancouver Island. The town is known for its... More
- Powell River
- Saanich
- Schoen Lake Park
- Sidney
- Texada Island
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