
Granville Island gives you the chance to splurge on an exceptional work by local artisan, pick-up something sumptuous in the busy public market, rent a kayak for a waterfront tour, or shop for someone small at The Kids Only Market. Local theatre, a wide variety of restaurants, a community centre that welcomes drop-ins and access to the seawall complete the experience.
http://granvilleisland.com/
Immerse yourself and Exhale:
The view from the Great Hall alone makes a visit to the Museum of Anthropology at UBC worth an afternoons visit. Spend time wandering through the museum, exploring the indigenous cultures of British Columbia. Step outside to the Haida House and spend a moment on your own, on a cliff high above the ocean, surrounded by objects of rugged beauty and deep cultural meaning.
http://www.moa.ubc.ca
About the Author
Diane Selkirk is a freelance writer who has covered topics that range
from history on the Chesapeake Bay to travel in BC’s Gulf Islands. She
has stories and photos in a variety of magazines including Cruising
World, Pacific Yachting, Mothering, Chesapeake Bay magazine and also has
a story in “Her Fork in the Road”, part of the Traveler's Tales book series.
Diane Selkirk can be reached at ceilydh@3web.net.
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