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While The Butchart Gardens offer floral displays year-round, the spring is an exceptionally special time to visit. This is thanks in large part to the over 300,000 bulbs coming into bloom — featuring daffodils, peonies, irises, and, most prominently, tulips.

The food-hub showcases a diverse range of farm fresh and locally sourced artisan foods. While wares from local artisans are sure to catch your fancy, it’s the grassroots food vendors that are the real draw.

Fondly nicknamed the “Garden City,” Victoria’s lush landscape is home to a wide variety of breathtaking outdoor spaces, including the 200-acre Beacon Hill Park.

Along the western side of San Juan Island, rests the Lime Kiln Lighthouse. Built in 1919, this historic landmark is renowned as one of the best land-based whale watching destinations in the world.

While dinner out and a dozen roses are nice, a quiet getaway is the ultimate in perfection. And, there's no better place to cuddle up with your someone special than in the San Juans!

There are hills to hike, waterfalls to explore, and plates of eggs Benedict to devour. This is your ultimate Pacific Northwest travel bucket list. And, it’s just in time for kicking off the New Year!

Finding the perfect gift is hard work! But, few things are more satisfying than getting your special someone a gift they’ll cherish. For the travel enthusiasts in your life, there are tons of amazing experiences right in our backyard.

In a variety of delectable flavors and sizes, Brown Bear Baking on Orcas Island serves pastries worthy of praise.

Slow-paced island life, farm-to-table cuisine, and intimate accommodations make the San Juan Islands the perfect romantic escape this winter.

Embrace the magic of the holidays in the San Juan Islands. From tree lightings and artisan fairs to holiday concerts and festivals, each island brings its own bit of small-town charm to your winter getaway. Discover 14 of our favorite holiday-inspired things to do in the San Juan Islands.