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Mountains in Howe Sound. Photo: David Ivanchikov/Unsplash
Stretching from the ocean floor to mountain peaks, the Átl’ka7tsem / Howe Sound Biosphere Region just north of Vancouver has lots to explore. Kayak through its waters, hike to its peaks, admire the old-growth trees, and lots more.
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7 Ways to Explore Átl’ka7tsem / Howe Sound UNESCO Biosphere Region
Kayakers paddle in False Creek at Sunset. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Kindred & Scout
Vancouver is a beautiful place to paddle a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard. But you can take your trip to the next level by paddling during the full moon, kayaking with seals, and more unique paddling options.
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8 Unique Ways to Go for a Paddle in Vancouver
There’s something about getting a new perspective on a place you thought you knew well. Now that many of Vancouver’s beloved attractions are reopening their gates, bridges, and gondolas, it’s an excellent chance to look at the city with fresh eyes. Put yourself in the shoes of a tourist and explore one of the world’s top city gardens, marvel at local and international art, embark on a water adventure and basically have an answer when out of town friends ask you about fun things to do around here. Use this list as a jumping-off point to start from this summer! Continue reading:
ComeBack to Attractions this Summer
The following article was submitted by Tourism Vancouver’s resident dive enthusiast, Stephen Pearce, and Vice President, Marketing.
In late September, I had an opportunity to host Ms. Jing Xu, also known as Layla, for her first ever cold-water dive in Canada. Layla is a self-described travel junkie who shares her global adventures on social media in China with 4.5 million passionate fans.
Diving in British Columbia is fun, stunningly beautiful, and like skiing, if you wear the right gear – warm and cosy!
Check out these videos that highlight a few spots that you can go for a dive:
