Richmond

Located where the Fraser River meets the sea, this park is part of the Pacific Flyway – and one the most important migratory bird destinations in the region.

An intimate bird tour experience accessing more than 15 years of wildlife insights Liron has accumulated during his award-winning nature photography career in and around Vancouver.

Also located along the Pacific Flyway, this park offers great opportunities to see migratory birds, with viewing platforms along the trails perfect for bird watching.

This Italian style artisan coffee house and roastery has a great tea selection and fresh baked goods for a quick morning stop.

Highly acclaimed Japanese inspired hot dogs. Creative, fun, and tasty. Their signature hot dog features teriyaki sauce, mayo, and seaweed.

Elegant and delicious croissants, pastries, cakes, and more, made using traditional French techniques.

Focusing primarily on Asian foods, this location is the largest T&T in Canada. Seemingly endless food options with its own street food section and live seafood bar.

Dine on classic West Coast pub fare and seafood while watching the seaplanes arrive and depart from their patio overlooking the Fraser River.

An excellent stop for birdwatching enthusiasts in BC, the Brighouse branch of the Richmond Public Library offers free Birdwatching ExplorePACKs, a starter pack equipped with everything you need to get outdoors and experience birdwatching, that can be borrowed for up to 7 days with an RPL library card!

Situated in the middle of Sea Island, relax in comfortable rooms with unobstructed views of the ocean and North Shore Mountains. Close to great food, shopping, and the heart of the Pacific Flyway.

Running from April to October, take in the scenery on a whale watching tour focused on magnificent orcas, majestic humpback whales, and other marine wildlife such as porpoises, sea lions, seals and bald eagles.

A large waterfront park where the West and South Dyke Trails meet. This area is known for a variety of raptors, shorebirds, and waterfowl.

A friendly local organic coffee shop and roastery in the historic and quaint fishing village of Steveston.

Established in 1895 in the heart of historic Steveston Village, this charming hotel has cozy rooms and a diner on the ground floor for convenient breakfast and lunch.

Pajo’s serves up 100% Oceanwise certified, and delicious, classic fish and chips. Take in the harbour views while floating right on the water.

A unique and welcoming bookstore with new and used books galore.

Open seasonally in the summer.