Eat & Drink
Cowichan Wines Are Kicking Ass
Learn more“Long gone are the days of underripe grapes that plagued the area when the industry was first starting out. if anything, their focus on low-alcohol, high-acid wines are now far […]
Cowichan: A Foodie Paradise
Learn moreA combination of climate and innovation has created an agricultural and craft mecca in Cowichan. With Canada’s only Mediterranean climate, there seems to be no limit to what can be […]
Daily Hive
Learn moreDaily Hive’s article on the Villa Eyrie also highlights Cowichan’s farms and wineries. Daily Hive is an amazing online magazine that gets more views than the Vancouver Sun and Provence. […]
Easy Ways To Support Local Restaurants & Craft Producers This Summer
Learn moreAlways Be Ready For The Apres When the mood for adventure strikes, it’s important to be prepared with the right gear and equipment. But an important part of every adventure […]
Edible Vancouver Island, An Epic Quest for Island Cider
Learn moreAn epic quest for Island Cider. Cowichan is home to fabulous cideries, go on your own cider quest through our region. Read the full article here.
Escape to the Clouds at the Villa Eyrie Resort and Spa – Eat Stay Play Cowichan
Learn moreHigh on the Malahat mountainside, 1,880 feet above sea level sits the Villa Eyrie Resort and Spa. Perfectly nestled between a lush Vancouver Island wilderness and the stunning views of […]
Explore Cowichan Through Ship to Shore Dining
Learn moreEnjoying the Cowichan coastline is easy. The shore is scattered with beautiful beaches, seaside communities and spectacular marinas to tie-up to. Whether you’re cruising for the day or planning a multi-day trip there are plenty of places to check out by boat.
Explore Shawnigan Lake
Learn moreShawnigan Lake is a hidden gem within the Cowichan Region. Bordered by Cobble Hill and Mill Bay, the Lake is surrounded by mountains and fresh west coast forests. At the northern […]
Exploring Cowichan Bay
Learn moreCowichan Bay is a picturesque part of the Island that brings together the natural environment, modern industry and thousands of years of cultural history. The local ecosystem and economy have been tied together in this area for thousands of years — as the local Cowichan people have been living on the salmon and shellfish found here for over 4,500 years. Today, the region remains an ocean hub for commercial and sport fishing. The main village thoroughfare offers a variety of restaurants, shops and unique accommodation, many of which are perched above the water on stilts.
Express your love in Cowichan
Learn moreThere are endless possibilities when it comes to a romantic getaway to Cowichan – whether you’re taking it easy or planning a high-velocity trip, you and your partner have plenty to work with.
Falling in Love with Cowichan
Learn more“A layer of fog hangs in the air as we drive through the rolling green hills and farmland of the Cowichan Valley. Family farms and vineyards dot our route as […]
Farm Table Inn, on British Columbia’s Pacific Marine Circle Route
Learn more“Drive the Pacific Marine Circle Route, a loop starting and ending in Victoria on the southern end of Vancouver Island. This British Columbia road trip takes you through the Cowichan Valley, which […]