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British Columbia: experience thrilling adventures, stunning scenery, and energetic destinations

British Columbia is one of Canada’s most visually spectacular provinces. More than 4.8 million people call the province their home, providing British Columbia with its vibrant heart. Explore amazing landscapes, discover numerous creatures, and experience the local culture. The top attractions in British Columba include Stanley Park, the Royal BC Museum, and Whistler Blackcomb.

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure? Because cheap flights to British Columbia are now available for a limited time! British Columbia is the home of Vancouver Airport (YVR), which is a 15-minute drive from the Vancouver city centre. YVR serves several airlines, including Air Canada, Delta Air Lines, and Iberia. Popular flights are available from Johannesburg and Cape Town to Vancouver. The flight duration from Johannesburg is approximately 25 hours and 45 minutes.

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Overview

Get ready for an amazing adventure in Canada with flights to British Columbia, the country’s westernmost province.

Many travellers know of this province thanks to its spectacular landscapes. There are majestic mountains, lush rainforests and charming coastlines, just waiting for you to discover them!

Take memorable hikes through the wilderness. The High Note Trail, in particular, presents you with stunning views across the Cheakamus Lake in Garibaldi Provincial Park.

Surf enthusiasts will be thrilled to know there are waves to ride along the coast of the beautiful beaches of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve. The reserve additionally includes the West Coast Trail, simply put, an epic, multiple-day adventure along what used to be a rescue trail for shipwrecked sailors. A must-try activity is kayaking among the more than 100 islands and islets of the Broken Group Islands!

British Columbia is home to the large and cosmopolitan Vancouver, where you can indulge in a fusion of cuisine and cultures from Asia and beyond. Don’t let the appeal of Vancouver overshadow the somewhat-lesser known cities of Victoria and Kelowna, which boast their exceptionally vibrant scenes. Then there are the small communities in Powell River, Cumberland, and Salt Spring, where you can truly discover the heart of British Columbia.

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Best time to visit British Columbia

Deciding on the best time to visit British Columbia depends on what you’re looking to do once you’re there. If you’re hoping to catch sights of the grizzly bears, time your visit from early summer (June) to mid-autumn (October). If you want to see whales, make sure you’re in British Columbia anytime between early-July (mid-summer) to late-September (early-autumn). Mid-July to mid-August is the busiest period in the province, but Canada’s weather reputation means fewer tourists than in other destinations during their peak seasons. You’ll have an easier time getting accommodation, but always make sure to book well in advance.

Visa & Customs

You will need a visa to enter British Columbia and the rest of Canada. You can get additional information on the required documents and procedures by contacting the embassies, consulates and trade offices of Canada in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, and Pretoria.

Health & Safety

Make sure you get all the routine vaccinations before travelling to Canada. You may also need to get additional vaccinations, but these depend on your activities. Diseases you should also be wary of are hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and rabies.

If you’re in the metropolitan areas, you have little to worry about, beyond the usual petty crimes. Should you be travelling by car, don’t leave your valuables visible when leaving the vehicle. Keep all valuables out of sight and close by, such as a small bag you can keep close to your body.

Avoid the East Hastings area of Vancouver. If you’re visiting the bars and nightclubs in downtown Vancouver on the weekend, make sure you leave well ahead of closing time. There have been reports of violence around these times.

Women should take care if they are ever on Highway 16 between Prince Gorge and Prince Rupert. Stick to a group if you are near that area. Avoid hitch-hiking along this highway.

If you are intending to move outside the ski resorts and go exploring in the parks, you will need to take precautions. Make sure to learn what to do when encountering a wild animal, such as bears or cougars. Making noise and keeping your eyes and ears open is a good idea.

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