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Tourism Cowichan | Welcome to the most down-to-earth place on Earth Cowichan’s accommodation options range from traditional to unusual From well-appointed hotels and dozens of delightful B Bs to yurts, houseboats, and float homes, there is something for everyone and every budget
Things to Do - Tourism Cowichan There are a plethora of outdoor adventures in Cowichan – hike or bike a beautiful trail Or to cool off in the summertime, take your pick of endless water activities
Indigenous Culture - Tourism Cowichan A majority of the Indigenous communities in the Cowichan region are Coast Salish peoples, who speak a dialect of Hul’qumi’num However, the Ditidaht First Nations are part of a larger group, Nuu-chah-nulth peoples
Wineries - Tourism Cowichan The Cowichan Valley is Vancouver Island’s only official winemaking region and one of the largest in British Columbia When you dig beneath the vines to the unique terroir and rich history of our land it quickly makes sense
City of Duncan - Tourism Cowichan This eclectic city nestled in the heart of the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island is known as the “City of Totems ” Downtown Duncan features over 40 beautifully carved totems by Indigenous artists from across Vancouver Island, Canada and as far away as New Zealand
Summer - Tourism Cowichan In Cowichan, you can explore stunning vineyards, indulge in delicious local cuisine, kayak along picturesque rivers, hike through lush forests, and immerse yourself in the region’s rich Indigenous culture
Stay | Tourism Cowichan Whether you are looking for cozy, quaint or quirky – Cowichan has the perfect place to lay your head
Cowichan Bay | Tourism Cowichan The wooden boardwalks of Cowichan Bay are one of the best places to appreciate our maritime heritage You’ll find an 89-metre heritage pier, the community-based, light-filled Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre, and the Cowichan Bay Wooden Boat Society here
The Masthead Restaurant - Tourism Cowichan The Masthead building figures prominently in the history of Cowichan Bay Built in 1863 as The Columbia Hotel, it replaced the old John Bull Inn across the causeway where the pub is now located Today you’ll find elegant and comfortable fine dining, with a focus on locally-sourced ingredients and foods, and a selection of craft beverages