British Columbia - BC Cabin Rentals

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British Columbia is Canada's westernmost province and is located between the Pacific Ocean in the west and the magnificent Rocky Mountains in the east. British Columbia is the third most populated province after Ontario and Quebec and also the province offering the “West Coast Special” experience: ski and surf in the same day. This is possible thanks to its mountainous landscapes and its geographical diversity. Cabin rentals in BC are one the most popular type of lodging solution available to travelers that wish to discover the province. Luxury cabins, waterfront cottages mountain accommodation are available throughout the province at affordable prices. Other type of vacation rentals is available throughout the province in popular regions such as the Shuswap Lake and Okanagan, famous for their spectacular location and majestic view they offer. Cabin rentals in Whistler are also popular because of the city’s growing population and the rising interest for its ski resorts.

British Columbia is the number one destination for both the adventurous travelers and the ones looking to discover cosmopolitan cities with breathtaking scenery. The province is home to range of mountains running mostly north-south from the coast to the natural border with its neighbour province, Alberta. Locals often emphasize on the use of the expression “Ecotourism” to describe their tourism activity set to discover BC’s natural treasures. By being on the Pacific coast of the country, British Columbia shares a strong Asian influence that dates from the early 19th century Chinese workers that came during the gold rush and helped the construction of the railways through the mountains. The Asian culture can be easily spotted in the main city of the Province, Vancouver, famous for its Chinatown.

As like most of the provinces in Canada, BC is very large. And because of its irregular landscapes, getting around to some specific area might be a challenge. Therefore, the most convenient way to explore the province is by air or by car if you plan on staying around major cities.

Population: 4.1 million

-Vancouver International Airport
-Victoria International Airport
-Abbotsford International Airport
-Cranbrook/Canadian Rockies International Airport
-Kelowna International Airport

The climate in British Columbia is generally variable and influenced by latitude, mountainous topography and the Pacific Ocean. This diversity causes wide variations in average rainfall, snowfall, which is heavier along the coast. The province enjoys a temperate climate all year long except for its mountainous and high level regions where there is permanent snow layer.

BC Coast:
British Columbia enjoy a comfortable summers on its coast where temperature range rarely higher than 28°C (83°F). While enjoying a temperate weather in winter and if snow falls it doesn’t stay long. As of spring and fall, they are very warm and pleasant season to experience.

BC Interior:
As of the BC’s interior temperature temperature are extremely variable, frequently surpassing 30°C (86°F) in summer and below freezing point all winter long (between November and March).

- Northern British Columbia
- Cariboo Chilcotin Coast
- Vancouver Island (Victoria & the Gulf Islands)
- Vancouver, Coast & Mountains
- Thompson Okanagan
- Kootenay Rockies

Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia and the whole western Canada.
Victoria is the capital of the province, on Vancouver Island.
Whistler is a summer and winter outdoor destination and site of many events in the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Okanagan is a popular destination in the interior offering multiple accommodation solution to travelers.
Shuswap Lake is also a popular destination with several vacation rentals in its area.
Kamloops is known as the tournament Capital of Canada.
Kelowna is the largest city in the British Columbia’s interior.
Nelson is "The Queen City" of the Kootenays, renowned for its tourism, culture and outdoor activities.
Penticton is a popular summer destination on Okanagan Lake.
Prince George is the largest city in Northern British Columbia.
Prince Rupert is the hub of the North Coast and also Canada's rainiest city.

Ski:
BC is renowned for offering world-class ski terrain for professional athletes, stunning mountains with steep slopes are available all around British Columbia. Because of the popularity of winter sports, ski cabin rentals in BC are really common near famous ski centers.

Hiking:
In summer time, these same mountains offer an excellent hiking experience for tourists with dense forest with the world’s biggest tree, the Sequoias. BC offers 7 National Parks to discover on top of many provincial parks for an unforgivable experience, getting off the beaten path is sure to lead to a memorable trip.

Water sports:
BC offers a large diversity of rivers and lakes to practice watersports or simply to a enjoy a relaxing week-end getaway in a BC luxury cabin rentals. Okanagan rentals in the region carrying the same name are very popular among travelers as it offers multiple holiday properties and lakes rentals such as the Okanagan Lake, Paradise Lake, Pinantan Lake, Skaha Lake and many others.Another popular activity is kayaking through the many groups of islands as it offers one the most magic wildlife experience.

Cosmopolitan city:
Vancouver is a vibrant west coast city and offers a comfortable weather all year long. With a clash of various cultures, Vancouver is one of the most ethnically diverse cities of Canada. Many cottage and cabin rentals Vancouver main coast region and its immediate suburb are also available to travelers and to locals that seeks a week-end getaway with their family. The region of Gibsons, Sechelt and Powell River offers great cottages for rent in BC. World class exhibitions and uptown shopping are available in Vancouver, Whistler and Victoria, the capital.

Fishing:
Most popular destinations are located in Northern British Columbia. Various fishing spots offer great accommodation solutions such as cabins for rent in Northern BC. Fly-fishing is also renowned in the Cariboo-Chilcotin region where lodging solutions ranges from authentic Canadian ranch houses, mountain cabins rentals in BC and others.