At Vancouver airport, you will pick up your rental car. After a short drive to Vancouver city centre, you check in to your hotel. The rest of the evening is at your leisure.

Right after breakfast you leave Vancouver, and drive across the Lions Gate Bridge to the ferry port of Horseshoe Bay (about 20 km/30 min). The sailing to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island takes approx. 1½ hour. From there, another 110 km will take you to Courtenay and the Crown Isle Golf Resort. You will check in for the night.

The Crown Isle Resort is the perfect golf haven of Vancouver Island. So, this golf course is the ideal spot to start off your golf adventure on Canada’s west coast. Tee-time is 10 a.m. After a good game, you can enjoy the many relaxing facilities of the hotel.

A short drive brings you to Comox and the Glacier Green Golf Course. Contradictory to its name, this golf course is situated right on the Pacific, and not in the mountains. Tee-time is 10 a.m. You return to the Crown Isle Resort and finish the day in an idyllic atmosphere.

The drive to Victoria, British Columbia’s capital, is rich in highlights as to the landscape and cultural experience. Your first stop is in Chemainus. This little village impressively shows off its younger history in wall paintings on the houses. Not far from Chemainus is Duncan, city of totems; the Quw’utsun Museum displays the much older history of the Cowichan Natives. You will arrive in Victoria late afternoon, check in to your hotel where you will stay for the next 4 nights.

The Bear Mountain Golf Course is an absolute must for every golfer visiting Victoria. This course lies a little outside of the city, on a hill from where you will have a prime view of Victoria and the Olympic Park in the U.S. Tee-time is 10 a.m. Back in the city you can experience the lively harbour and the entertainment of the buskers.

North of Victoria lies a former quarry. It was closed down about 100 years ago and turned into wonderful gardens. On the way back to Victoria, you stop at the Cordova Bay Golf Course. Tee-time is 12:20 p.m. The fairways do not only demand a precise game, they also offer a fascinating view on the inlet and the volcanic mount Baker in the U.S.

The Olympic View Championship Golf Course is one of the most beautiful golf courses on Vancouver Island. There are 2 waterfalls, 12 lakes, and a breathtaking view of the Olympic Mountains (U.S.); all this has made this golf course at the outskirts of Victoria known beyond Canada’s border. Tee-time is 10 a.m. And again in the evening, you have the chance to enjoy the great atmosphere of Victoria’s inner harbour.

The morning is at your leisure. Many places to visit: the parliament building, the Royal BC Museum, Chinatown, Thunderbird Park, and more. In the afternoon you drive from Victoria, Schwartz Bay, via the ferry to Tsawwassen, Vancouver. You will arrive there late afternoon. Check in to the already familiar hotel for a 4 nights stay.

On your way to the Furry Creek Golf Course, you will experience another facet of the impressive coastal landscape. The winding road towards Whistler surely deserves its nickname “Sea to Sky” Highway. On one side, there’s the Howe Sound Inlet, on the other steep rock cliffs. At the end of Howe Sound you will find the Furry Creek Golf Course. The architecture is as spectacular as the view from the golf course. Tee-time is 11 a.m. After your game, you return to Vancouver.

When you visit the 3rd biggest Chinese quarter in North America, you will certainly get an Asian flair. Leaving the Chinese street shops, you go to the market on Granville Island. There are many stores here, restaurants, and ateliers where you can observe the artists at work. By noon the whale watching tour starts from Granville Island. Probability for seeing whales on this tour is 90%.

Stanley Park is without a doubt the landmark of Vancouver. This peninsula houses rain forest trees, lakes, an aquarium, some of the best views of the Vancouver skyline, the Lions Gate Bridge and Kitsilano. You will also find the university and the University Golf Course. This course was opened in 1929 and is the heart of the Pacific Spirit Park. Tee-time is at 11 a.m.!

The morning will give you time to stroll around Vancouver. You’re sure to find souvenirs on the lively Robson Street. By noon you head toward the airport and return your rental car.