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Central Island —
Oceanside, Comox Valley, Campbell River, North Island

  • Oceanside (Parksville) to Comox Valley (Courtenay) — 73 km (45 mi); 1 hr, 7 min.
  • Courtenay to Campbell River — 45 km (28 mi); 41 min.
  • Campbell River to North Island  (Port Hardy)  — 238 km (148 mi); 3 hr, 39 min.

Oceanside (Parksville/Qualicum Beach)
Choosing the Oceanside Drive rather than the new Island Highway takes you into Beach Country on Vancouver Island’s east coast. Miles of sandy beaches, dotted with numerous campgrounds and waterfront resorts, make Parksville and Qualicum the ideal vacation destinations. Swimming, boating, hiking, caving, golf and visiting award-winning gardens are just a few highlights of the Oceanside area.

Comox Valley including Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Denman and Hornby Islands
This region abounds with alpine-to-ocean outdoor opportunities. Experience an eclectic mix of seaside resorts, full-service hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, alpine condos and chalets for skiing in the winter and hiking during the other three seasons. The Comox Valley is an ideal destination for golfers, bikers, scuba divers, as well as arts and crafts aficionados.

Campbell River
A world famous fresh and saltwater fishing destination, Campbell River is an excellent choice for outdoor recreation such as: golf, diving, kayaking, wildlife watching, hiking and camping. Nearby Strathcona Provincial Park is renowned for a wide range of family friendly activities.

North Island
Travel to Port McNeill and Port Hardy, the gateway to the Inside Passage, Prince Rupert, and Northern BC. Wildlife watching and fishing are two of the most popular activities in this magnificent area of pristine wilderness and friendly communities. This tour forms an integral part of the Totem Trail Circle Tour.

For accommodation up-Island, please visit our Business Directory or, for more general information about Vancouver Island, contact Tourism Vancouver Island at (250)754-3500, email touring@islands.bc.ca or visit www.islands.bc.ca.







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