linda

We will fly in to Vancouver for a 7-9 day mid-July vacation. Will end up in Vancouver for a 3-4 day conference Interested in fresh air, beautiful scenery, whale watching, good food. We will have a car. Any comments on an itinerary? Please tell me about accomodations that you have enjoyed in the price range of $75-100 US.

Winn

Linda, <BR>You can't miss going to Tofino which is located in the Pacific Rim National Park area on the western side of Vancouver Island. It's such an awesome place and Long Beach is paradise. <BR>You could consider using the ingternational hostel <BR>http://www.tofinohostel.com/ <BR> <BR>It's on the waterfront and located in downtown Tofino -- a sleepy little town with lots of Haida history and as much whale watching, hiking, etc. as you can ever possibly want. <BR> <BR>The hostel is as beautiful as any B&B that I've stayed in and there is even a sauna. <BR> <BR>Feel free to contact me direclty if you wish. <BR>Winn

Valley Guy

A number of web guides to Greater Vancouver, Fraser Valley and BC accommodations are listed in the Fraser Valley Guide at: http://www.fraservalleyguide.com/VInfo.html/ <BR> <BR>In the Fraser Valley popular places to visit are Steveston in Richmond, Harrison Hot Springs as well as many other valley communities. Popular attractions are Dino Town, Hell's Gate Air Tram, Minter Gardens and our historic sites such as Fort Langley, Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Kilby Store and Farm and Xa:ytem Longhouse Interpretive Centre. <BR> <BR>Further information about the above attractions and communities, with other activities and places to visit is available at: http://www.fraservalleyguide.com/

amanda

http://www.tourismvancouver.com/docs/visit/index.html <BR> <BR>The vancouver travel and tourism office offers outstanding deals on top of the line hotels. I recommend the delta hotels. enjoy! <BR>

Miss_Lynne

DO NOT waste your time going to Kilby Store/Museum/Gift shop. It's a tourist trap!