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There’s a whole host of stellar reasons to start your Canadian adventure in Vancouver. Picture a bustling city surrounded by water, mountains, lush forests and Vancouver Island. Ah, the places you’ll go!
Thinking of visiting Vancouver in January? Excellent idea! The weather is mild compared to the rest of Canada, the city is way quieter than in other months and there’s an abundance of things to see and do, both indoors and outdoors! That said, we’ll be honest with you – although you might luck out and […]
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There is no question why Stanley Park consistently ranks among the top attractions in Vancouver. This beautiful park sits right on the edge of downtown and connects the city with the North Shore Mountains. It has great scenery, lots of trails, and spectacular views of the water, mountains, and Vancouver’s skyline, making it a great […]
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Tunnel Bluffs is one of the most popular hikes in Vancouver – and for all the right reasons: it’s easily accessible even by public transport, the hike itself is relatively simple and the views at the end are simply stunning! There are two different starting points. The first option is to start at Lions Bay […]
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Moving to a new city, let alone a new country, can be a bit overwhelming. Our first week in Vancouver was no exception, but it was also full of amazing experiences. If you’ve been fortunate enough to get a visa or permanent residence to live, study and work in Canada, congratulations! And if you chose […]
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Planning to travel by plane with your beloved cat can be a stressful experience. It was certainly one of the most stressful things for us when we were planning to move from England to Canada. Looking back, we should have been more relaxed about flying with our cats! We spent a lot of time preparing, […]
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With two turquoise lakes, scenic glaciers and rugged mountains, Wedgemount Lake is one of the most spectacular hikes in Garibaldi Provincial Park near Whistler. We did it as a day hike but we’re already planning to go back next summer and camp for a night. It’s not an easy hike, but if you feel up to the challenge, […]
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If you’re looking for a hike that is close to Vancouver, requires little effort, yet still delivers great views, then Dog Mountain might just tick those boxes for you. Located on Mount Seymour, a short drive from Vancouver, this 6-kilometer (round trip) trek lands you on a rocky lookout with panoramic views of the city […]
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Perhaps doughnuts are not the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Vancouver, but you just might change your discernment after you try the doughnuts on our list. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic jam-filled doughnut, a flaky cronut or an old-fashioned, all your sugar-loving dreams are about to […]
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There is a stunning waterfall with a suspension bridge tucked away near the small town of Mission in British Columbia that you have to visit at least once. The best part is that you don’t need to go on a hike to see it. We have all the information you need to make the best […]
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Bridal Veil Falls isn’t one of BC’s mightiest falls, but it’s far more unique than many others. Legend has it that it got its name from a hopeless romantic who envisioned a bridal veil capturing its waters. It doesn’t take much imagination to visualize this. The water appears very delicate even though it’s rushing down […]
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If you enjoy exploring a city by wandering around different neighbourhoods and visiting coffee shops, then you’ll love exploring Vancouver. Below, we have curated a list of our favourite cafes, with details of what makes each of these places unique and why we enjoy visiting them (besides the great-tasting coffee, of course). We’re sucking down […]
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