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Vancouver Island's Winter Beauty

posted by BW Vancouver Island on 12/21/2016 12:47:43 PM
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The holidays are great, but they can be exhausting. As rewarding as giving gifts to your family can be, trips to the mall, winter weather and constant Christmas music can be EXHAUSTING. If you need to recharge, get back to nature – and there is nowhere more supernaturally beautiful than BC’s very own Vancouver Island.

CATHEDRAL GROVE

Feel like you need to find your centre? There’s no better place to do that than in the quiet company of some of biggest trees in the world. There is a reason Vancouver Island’s Douglas Fir ecosystem has earned the name “Cathedral Grove” – when you enter this protected forest, you will be struck with a sense of awe and wonder, and appreciation for natural beauty. Many of these silent giants have been harvested for lumber over the years, but Cathedral Grove stands as a testament to times long past; the biggest trees in this forest are over 800 years old and 9 meters in circumference!

STORM WATCHING

If Cathedral Grove is where you go to experience the peace of nature, then Tofino is where you visit to witness its wildness! Located at the Northernmost point of Vancouver Island, Tofino witnesses the power of the Pacific Ocean:  Visit Tofino during the winter to experience some of the most awe-inspiring sights: crashing, white-capped waves, howling winds, and the sweet salt smell of the freshest air you could possibly imagine. Then retire to a comfy and warm hotel room to reflect on what you’ve just seen.

Whatever brings you to the natural beauty of Vancouver Island, and wherever you choose to visit, Best Western is there. With eleven hotels running across the entire island, you can rely on Best Western’s proven reputation and quality amenities to make the most of your stay. Don’t hesitate – book your adventure today!

Find the right Best Western for your next holiday including
Victoria BC Hotels found on southern Vancouver Island.