British Columbia – Part 2

Our journey through southwestern British Columbia was full of twists, turns, and unexpected detours. The bushfires near Nakusp forced us to leave a beautiful beach spot we had been enjoying, sending us westward through breathtaking landscapes. We drove through the mountain towns of Revelstoke and Lillooet, and then on to the alpine charm of Whistler, each stop offering its own unique vistas and adventures.

Eventually, we reached the Sunshine Coast, north of Vancouver, a region that felt both remote and magical. To get there, we navigated three ferries, gliding across waters that at times mirrored the sky and at others sparkled in the sun, tracing part of the famous Inside Passage. Along the way, we also reached the end of Highway 101, a remarkable road we had been following on and off since our travels in Chile, South America—linking continents through a single thread of adventure.