Angelika In July, we decided to fly to Vancouver Island for ten days because many people had already raved about this island in the Pacific Ocean, just a short ferry ride away from the Canadian metropolis of Vancouver. It belongs to the Canadian province of British Columbia, is 460 km long and 100 km wide, and anyone who has vacationed in Scandinavia will feel right at home on Vancouver Island. There are archipelagos, forests, mountains, and lakes, and as a bonus, a fantastic rainforest. You will find long--often fog-shrouded--sandy beaches and an interesting wildlife, including various whales that are either resident ("resident whales") or passing through ("transient whales"). Additionally, the tasty and world-famous oysters from Fanny Bay come from there.

Angelika The northern part of Vancouver Island is considered remote, rugged, and wet, and a paradise for every hiker and nature lover. We landed in the south, in Victoria, the largest city on the island, with a propeller plane from Canadian Vancouver and drove with a rental car to the northern end, to Port Hardy.

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