Vacation rentals in British Columbia
Canada's westernmost province packs in more variety than almost anywhere on the continent — surf beaches in Tofino, ski runs in Whistler, wine country in the Okanagan, and wild coastline throughout.
Best time to book
July through September for the driest, warmest weather; December through March for Whistler skiing; March and April for storm watching in Tofino.
Common rental types
Ski chalets · Oceanfront beach houses · Lake cottages · Rainforest cabins
Getting there
Fly into Vancouver International (YVR); Whistler is 2 hours north on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, and BC Ferries connect the mainland to Vancouver Island.
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Vacation rentals in British Columbia
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Where to stay in British Columbia
Whistler
North America's largest ski resort, with a pedestrian village, summer biking, and chalets from cozy to palatial.
Tofino
A surf town on Vancouver Island's wild west coast, ringed by rainforest and long sandy beaches.
Okanagan Valley
BC's wine and lake country — warm summers, orchard hillsides, and cottage-lined Okanagan Lake.
Sunshine Coast
A short ferry ride from Vancouver, with quiet coves, artists' studios, and laid-back seaside cabins.
Victoria
The garden-filled provincial capital on Vancouver Island's southern tip, with harbor walks and afternoon tea.
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