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Home in Black Creek
5 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

ON the Beach, 2 King Master bdrms w/ Ensuites

CatherineRating, 5 stars1 week ago
A perfect location with a beautiful beach for walking, spectacular views of mountains and ocean for a great escape to catch up with friends. A home away from home with a well supplied kitchen for those who like to cook. We had everything we needed at our fingertips. Open the sliding doors off the living room to find an inviting sitting area on the large raised outdoor deck with very comfortable lounging furniture for morning coffee, an afternoon BBQ or just reading a book in the fresh air. It was a perfect way to start and finish our day. Thank you Kent for providing everything we needed for our escape away and your quick response to any questions we sent. Much appreciated. Would love to come back again!
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A spacious outdoor deck overlooks the water, featuring a round table with four chairs beneath a large striped umbrella. The calm water reflects the blue sky and surrounding greenery, providing a serene view of the shoreline and distant boats.
Guest suite in Gibsons
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 370 reviews

Granthams Landing Oceanfront Villa

ChristopherRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
The residence was very nice! The location was quiet with a beautiful view, and the barbecue, fireplace, and fire pit worked perfectly! I had some minor issues with keying in the door code when I first arrived, but the host was very responsive and available to assist, and I had no further issues with the door lock during the rest of my visit. Easy access to the beach front, and a short drive/walk to town.
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A spacious dock, featuring two lounge chairs, is seen extending over the calm waters of the Cowichan River. Lush greenery and distant mountains create a serene backdrop, while nearby homes are partially visible, enhancing the peaceful riverside setting.
Home in Lake Cowichan
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

Big Pool Cottage

MurielRating, 5 stars6 months ago
A beautiful setting that is a great place to relax with a few couples. It is roomy and has great gathering and relaxation spots inside and out. There lots of kitchen implements for cooking, tons of linen, and it’s very clean.
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An outdoor seating area is featured under a wooden pergola, showcasing a bench with a patterned design and an additional chair. A spacious lawn is visible in the background, bordered by trees and shrubs, providing a serene environment.
Home in Campbell River
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

cheerful 2 bedroom home ,bbq pets are welcome

SonjaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We loved the location as it was a quiet private area in a nice neighbourhood. The property had a very nice outdoor space- large table and chairs in a covered area, and lots of other seating. The home was as described and had everything we needed. The beds were both very comfortable for sleeping. Heaters were available for damp or chilly nights. We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area.
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A compact kitchenette area is presented, featuring dark cabinetry and a countertop with a sink. A microwave and a small fridge are included, along with a coffee maker. A light-colored table is positioned nearby, set against a backdrop of neutral-colored walls.
Guest suite in Nanoose Bay
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Quiet Country Paradise with EV charger

RichardRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We enjoyed our 3 night stay in a very comfortable, quiet place. Thank you.
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A spacious wooden cottage features a sloped, overhanging roof and large glass windows, allowing natural light to illuminate the interior. The entrance is framed by rustic stone pillars, and a concrete path leads to an outdoor seating area, surrounded by lush greenery.
Guesthouse in Salt Spring Island
5 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Rainbow Ridge B&B Cottage

AnitaRating, 5 stars2 days ago
100% recommend this stay. If you want a stellar view in a private setting this is it. Sip your evening beverage and watch the sunset and listen to the birds; it’s like you’re in a bird sanctuary! Comfortable bed, hot shower, well stocked kitchen. Responsive host that was helpful on a moments notice.
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A light-filled entryway features a white bench with hooks for hanging coats and bags. The floor is laid with dark tiles, contrasting with the pale walls. A frosted glass door provides an inviting entrance, enhancing the space's openness.
Home in Campbell River
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Modern 3bed Farmhouse w Hot Tub

CameliaRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
Beautiful house in a beautiful location. It was everything we hoped it would be from the description, very comfortable with excellent amenities and furnishings/linens. Jacuzzi was used often and our group of older and younger “kids” loved socialising with the goats. Kelli was easy to communicate with throughout our planning, check in and check out processes. A thoroughly recommended base to explore Vancouver and the neighbouring Islands.
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Townhouse in Ladysmith
4.72 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

Beachfront paradise

RuslanRating, 5 stars11 months ago
Pat's place is awesome. We, a family of four - two adults and two kids (one is at teen age and another one is younger), spent a great long weekend there. Bright, cozy condo with great view from almost any window. It fits all of us, has a nice kitchen with everything you need for your stay. Heated pool with a hot tub, which we and kids enjoyed, just downstairs. The Bay is very good for paddle boarding. We did twice over our stay. If tide is low, you can reach a tiny island where you can find lots of purple and orange sea stars, crabs, and oysters. Ladysmith and Nanaimo suggest great dinner options. Nanaimo also has a nice walkable Marina merging into Maffeo Sutton park. If you like hikes, we tried Extension Ridge Trail hike near Nanaimo and can strongly recommend it to anyone. Malahat Tower is a fun place to visit, just one hour of driving from "Inn of the Sea" resort, we've been there, and were not disappointed. Will definitely stay again at Pat's place.

Your guide to Hornby Island

All About Hornby Island

Hornby Island is one of two northernmost Gulf Islands near Vancouver Island's Comox Valley, a region well known for its white, sandy beaches that stretch around Tribune Bay before meeting the turquoise waters of the Salish Sea. The island's three provincial parks are a mix of Northwest rainforest, dramatic cliffs, and tranquil warm-water beaches. With more than 70 hiking and biking trails, Hornby Island is a popular destination for hikers and cyclists of all skill levels. The calm, warm waters surrounding the island are filled with marine life and unique sandstone reefs, luring divers worldwide. Hornby Island is one of the few places in the world where divers can spot sixgill sharks.

While the island is known for its lush parklands and outdoor activities, it's also easy to spend a day touring one of the acclaimed wineries here. You could also plan an afternoon around exploring the studios, galleries, and workshops that showcase the works of local painters, sculptors, potters, and metal workers in this thriving artist community. Hornby Island has one of the densest artist populations in Canada.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Hornby Island

Warm temperatures and sunny skies make summer an ideal time to enjoy the bustling beaches around Hornby Island. This is also when you can grab fresh ingredients for your meals at the Hornby Farmers Market, which offers diverse, quality goods from artists, bakers, and growers every Saturday from May to September. Fall brings cool, comfortable temperatures and a relaxed setting. The island has a unique microclimate, which means it gets less rain and slightly warmer temperatures during the winter months. Most restaurants and shops close from October to April, so prepare to cook your meals at your accommodations. Starting in March, Hornby Island comes alive with blooming wildflowers, pleasant weather, and the start of herring season, bringing bald eagles and sea lions to its shores. Kayak around the bay for an eagle sighting or head up one of the many trails on a mountain bike.


Top things to do in Hornby Island

Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park

Running along the southwest coast of Hornby Island, Mount Geoffrey Escarpment Provincial Park features a stunning ridge and several trails with breathtaking views of Denman Island, Vancouver Island, and the Coast Mountains. Start your morning on the Cliff Trail, a popular hike in the Comox Valley region. A steep flight of wooden stairs leads to gorgeous vistas and a lush rainforest. The Cliff Trail is a 3.7-mile out and back trail with moderate elevation gains.

Helliwell Provincial Park

Head to St. John Point in Helliwell Provincial Park to dive with sixgill sharks, making sure to always keep a respectful distance. These mysterious, deep-water creatures can grow to 15 feet in length and are typically sighted from May to September off Flora Island. The island is one of the few locations in the world, and the only location in the Strait of Georgia, with a sixgill shark community. Explore underwater gardens and caves at Lambert Channel, Maude Reef, Heron Rocks, and Norris Rocks.

Tribune Bay Beach

Tribune Bay Beach is a slice of paradise on Hornby Island. It’s an expansive beach of fine, white sand that is surrounded by woods and hillsides cloaked in wildflowers. The shallow water nearly reaches tropical temperatures during the summer, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and stand-up paddlingboarding. A five-minute walk from downtown Hornby Island, you can explore the unique shops and eateries after a day in the sun.

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