Travel in British Columbia?
Hi five days and I want to cover British Columbia, some may think that all the places to go visit, we are inclined to Vancouver and Victoria, is there another place like a must see, we have a duaghter of 2 years is it okay to travel with it September, what the weather in September? also whats the best way to commute between Vancouver and Victoria? How long does it take to fly from Vancouver to Toronto?
Do not be pessimistic, but you can not see British Columbia in five days. You can still a great trip, Tho. Vancouver is a beautiful international city with loads to do so regardless of your interests. Get a Lonely Planet or visit their website: lonelyplanet.com. To see a reasonable sample of the city, you need a minimum of three or four full days active. The city is undergoing some positive changes in the perspective of the Olympic Games. Be sure to some kind of a day cruise if you can. It's really beautiful. It is also a good thing to do with children in tow. Departure Stanley Park – also very useful if you travel with a child. Public transportation is not bad, and generally everyone is helpful. I love this city and highly recommend it. Victoria's Nice and very British. If you have only five days, you will not be able to see more of these two cities. Give Victoria, the end the shorter the time stick-wise. September is a beautiful month to travel, although the beginning of the month, probably the best. The temperature is pleasant and you'll have some sun. You will find the air is very clear there. The later in the year you go, the Rainier is likely to be. British Columbia, a large province with much to see. Do not match too many places in a short trip because you can not see things well enough to preserve your memories and will be exhausted, especially with a two-year-old. You might consider a whale-watch. Since there are 3 of you are traveling and you try to get in a lot, you may want to rent a car and have AAA or MapQuest to plot your route.
Jan 29 2008, snowy vancouver commute.
