Queen Charlotte Holiday Deals

Queen Charlotte Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Queen Charlotte

If 'vanilla' is how you'd describe your life at the moment, then it sounds like you need a new adventure! Why not book a flight to Queen Charlotte and soak up the beautiful coastal plains, forests, rivers and streams of Northern British Columbia?

It's located 4,100 kilometres west of Ottawa, the national capital of Canada.

Travel a little out of Queen Charlotte and you'll see some unique natural attractions. Just 35 kilometres away, Nakoon Park Headquarters is a great place to unwind in the fresh air. Also consider exploring Anvil Trailhead, 35 kilometres away from Queen Charlotte.

We recommend hopping in a car and heading to Sandspit. It's about 19 kilometres to the east and popular for Sandspit Harbour and Willows Golf Course.

Tobogganing and snowmobiling are quite popular with the locals. These outdoor pastimes will allow you to experience this incredible region from a completely different viewpoint.

Why waste valuable time planning your day's schedule when all the hard work can be done by someone else? Guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours help take the stress out of sightseeing.

Whether you'd rather be beside it, in it or on it, we all love the water! Why not add some thrills to your escape by doing some swimming and surfing?

When the temperature nosedives, the fun starts. Grab your beanie and gloves and have a crack at snowboarding or skiing.

Explore the region's art museums, nature museums and history museums. They are particularly good places to shelter in when the rain starts bucketing down.

Keeping your eyes peeled for something outdoors that will suit everyone? The surrounding area offers some wonderful open-air museums and open-air exhibits.

If you're a history geek, you'll be delighted to hear that there are some old towns, fortresses and archeological sites close by. Step back in time and get some insight into the region's intriguing past.

Clothing? Check. Passport? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some fabulous food and drink to try out in this part of the world, it's the one thing you shouldn't travel without.

Once you grab a seat and flick through a café or restaurant menu, you'll realise that game meat and prawns are a couple of ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

Ask one of the locals for their food recommendations and smoked salmon will likely be the first thing they advise. Pancakes with maple syrup is another of the area's signature dishes you might like to bite into.

If you love dessert, you're not going to be disappointed. Try butter tarts, a delicious treat that's sure to hit your sweet spot.

It's impossible to get the full travelling experience until you've tried the local beer. Whether you want to relax in a quiet corner or get a bit of liquid courage to meet new people, ask for Molson Dry.

After something a little more potent? You have to try out Crown Royal Whisky. Ask the barkeeper if it's nice in any mixed drinks. Failing that, raise your shot glass and enjoy it straight!

There's a vineyard full of reasons to order Niagara Pinot Noir or Okanagan Valley Chardonnay. These fine drops draw wine lovers from across the country.

It may be time to go, but your trip will likely live on. Your friends and family will be asking to see photographs of the stunning Northern British Columbia region for weeks to come!

Hitting the tarmac? Pick a route, pack your bag and set your alarm clock. The closest airport, Sandspit Airport (YZP), is just 18 kilometres to the east.