They don’t call it beautiful British Columbia for no reason, and the summer is the perfect time to get exploring and create your own adventure.
To get you started, we’ve compiled a list of a few B.C. adventures that are under $100. Time to get going!
British Columbia Adventures Under $100
Surfing In Tofino
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Tofino has 35 kilometres of beach to explore, and every single bit of it is surf-able.
Make sure you check out Chesterman Beach, Cox Bay, or Long Beach. The Pacific Surf School offers rentals with surf boards costing $20 for six hours, $25 for 24 hours or $60 for three days.
Camping In Yoho National Park
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One of the beautiful National Parks in British Columbia, Yoho National Park is an endless natural wonder. It has an array of things to do, whether that be hiking to a half-billion-year-old fossil bed or simply exploring Mother Nature.
Visitors can camp at either Hoodoo Creek, Takakkaw Falls, or Monarch. Kicking Horse is closed until further notice. Fees vary between $15.70 and $17.60.
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Wine Tasting In A Chapel
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Only a mere year old, Seaside Pearl Winery is located in Abbotsford, British Columbia. This winery is in a chapel, giving it that holy, rustic feel.
Alongside the vineyard, there’s also a barrel room that has extreme vintage vibes.
Wine tastings are $12 per person, but the fees are waived with the purchase of wine.
Deep Cove Kayaking
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Deep Cove’s beauty is indescribable, and exploring that beauty firsthand is another matter entirely.
You can rent a kayak or bring your own, and set out onto the water. Kayak rentals cost $39 for two hours, $58 for three hours or $85 for a full day.
If you’re feeling adventurous, try the Friday Night Lights tours or the Full Moon Evening Tours that are held at Deep Cove.
Hang Out With Alpacas At The Alpaca Farm
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Kensington Prairie Farm in Langley houses over 50 alpacas, all friendly and all with the softest fleece imaginable.
The furry animals are a mix of rescue, imported, and locally raised alpacas. It’s free to stop by the farm, and if you want to purchase alpaca products, you can find their store online.
Ride The Sea-To-Sky Gondola
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Located in Squamish, the Sea-to-Sky Gondola is a breathtaking ride that gives visitors incredible views of Howe Sound, the mountains, and more.
Once you reach the top, there’s a viewpoint, suspension bridge, and even a restaurant! Ride it for $38 per person.
Hang Out With Moose In The Second Largest Hot Springs In Canada
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Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park holds the second largest hot spring in all of Canada, featuring eight pools.
While only one of those pools is open to the public, the pool goes up to a sweltering 52 degrees celsius. An array of wildlife and animals also live in the area, including moose.
There is a small fee to use the springs: $10 for families, $5 for adults and $3 for children.
Visit ‘Little Bavaria of BC’
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You don’t need to book a flight to experience Bavaria.
The City of Kimberley, located in the Kootenay Rockies, has a Bavarian feel to it, with breathtaking views of the mountains and quaint buildings.
You can visit and stay in the Kimberley Alpine Resort, which have deals starting at $85 per night.
Take A Haunted Walking Tour In Vancouver
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Vancouver is a city with ions of history, and by taking a haunted walking tour, you can get your bones rattled while learning about the backstory of some of the most famous places around the city.
Led by Forbidden Vancouver, we recommend Prohibition City. It’s a tour all about Vancouver’s prohibition history. Filled with opium, charlatans, bootlegging, and corruption, you’ll never be bored. Tickets are $28 for adults and $25 for students.
Ride The Stanley Park Seawall
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The Stanley Park Seawall has relaxing vibes and scenic views – perfect for summer. A true Vancouver experience is to bike the seawall. Make sure you wear your helmet, otherwise you risk getting a fine of $29!
Head here for a handy guide of where to rent bikes in Vancouver, ranging from $7 to $15.
Live In A Carriage House For The Weekend
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Victoria is the perfect place for a weekend getaway, and there’s nowhere better to spend it than in the cutest carriage house that’s only $89 a night.
It’s dreamy, with the interior being a mix of old cottage and modern. Plus, if you want to fulfill your childhood fantasies of living in a loft, this is the best place to be. Head here to check it out.
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