Located on the traditional lands of the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc, Kamloops sits at the confluence of two mighty rivers that pulse through the veins of the Thompson Valley.
This is a city of contrasts, where people, land, and culture meet—the kind of place where intrepid entrepreneurs, rugged ranchers, and nature lovers swap tales over a pint. We might be the straight-shooting type, but our soul is kind. Raise the rainbow flag, attend a vibrant powwow, or head out on a wine-tasting tour. Be yourself and feel welcome doing it.
With mountains, vast valleys, and sparkling lakes at our doorstep, adventure is never far away. Get your adrenaline fix on gravity-fueled trails, reel in the big one, or tee off at one of our picturesque golf courses. Wherever you roam, find space to breathe; somewhere between the endless horizons and the starlit skies.
A charming seaside town where ocean views, friendly storefronts, and a slower pace come together to create an effortlessly charming coastal escape.
A charming seaside town where ocean views, friendly storefronts, and a slower pace come together to create an effortlessly charming coastal escape.
Nestled on the edge of the Salish Sea on the Saanich Peninsula, Sidney, British Columbia, often referred to as “Sidney-by-the-Sea,” offers a quintessential West Coast experience that balances small-town charm with vibrant cultural attractions. As Canada’s only dedicated “Booktown,” Sidney is a haven for literary enthusiasts, boasting a high density of independent bookstores tucked away in its pedestrian-friendly downtown. A walk down Beacon Avenue serves as the heart of the community, where you can explore unique boutiques, local galleries, and specialty shops, all while enjoying the refreshing ocean breeze and views of the Gulf Islands and Mount Baker in the distance.
Plan your visit for an Event, Conference, or Market in Sidney By the Sea
The Sidney Waterfront Walkway is a pedestrian-only, mostly flat 2.5 km oceanfront walking path along the Salish Sea, just north of Victoria on Vancouver Island.
