Entries by Mikaela Judd

Victoria BC Fall Escape to Inn at Laurel Point

Thanks to its natural beauty and cultural charm, Victoria, BC is one of those exquisite destinations that just gets better with every changing season. A fall escape to the Inn at Laurel Point is no exception. Nestled on a small peninsula in Victoria’s Inner Harbour, this waterfront retreat offers a peaceful destination within the city’s […]

The Charms of Orcas Island Winery

Sleepy grand firs, a rolling grass field, firepits, picnic tables, and a modern wood barn that seems to have been plucked from a romance novel: just a few of the reasons to visit this slice of vino paradise. Nestled at the base of Turtleback Mountain, Orcas Island Winery has become a community hub for locals […]

Meet Lake Union Manager, Tyler Grimes

As a young boy, Tyler Grimes watched Kenmore Air seaplanes take off and land from Lake Union Park. He never imagined that 20-plus years later, he’d be watching those same planes as Kenmore Air’s Lake Union Manager. “It’s just wild to have come full circle and realize this is where I actually watched them take […]

Victoria B.C. Facts

Victoria, the charming capital city of British Columbia, Canada, is a picturesque destination known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Nestled on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, the quaint city boasts a unique blend of old-world charm and modern sophistication.  A haven for nature enthusiasts, Victoria is surrounded by lush […]

70 Things to do in Victoria, BC this Fall (2024)

While the days grow shorter and the mornings crisp, fall may very well be the best time of year to visit Victoria, BC. Colorful leaves, mild weather, and stunning autumn blooms minus the summer crowds make this stunning seaside city an excellent choice for a quick and relaxing getaway. Whether you choose to hop a […]

Insider Guide to the San Juan Islands

Some folks take years to become acquainted with the San Juan Islands. There’s a certain beauty in slowly acquainting yourself with the hemlock and peeling Madrone. The gourmet archipelago’s constantly evolving topography grows to as many as 743 rocks at low tide, showing off unspoiled coves and blue-green tidal waters. But for those who don’t […]

Vancouver Island Weekend Escape to Chateau Victoria

In the early 1840s, James Douglas, known as the Father of British Columbia, described his first visit to Victoria, “The place itself appears a perfect ‘Eden,’ in the midst of the dreary wilderness of the North West Coast…one might be pardoned for supposing it had dropped from the clouds into its present position.” Douglas would […]