coal mine where you will see, hear and feel what it was like hundreds of feet below the surface. For museum location and hours of operation visit www.nanaimomuseum.ca.


Nanaimo has a well deserved reputation for being a shopper’s dream. You’ll find all the major retailers you’ve come to love and a great selection of unique boutiques and specialty stores to add to your favourites list. Perhaps the most important part of a perfect shopping day is a good meal. Nanaimo has an abundance of restaurants, cafes, bakeries and pubs to choose from.


Being centrally located on Vancouver Island makes Nanaimo a great home base. You’ll find the city offers all of the services and amenities you expect but the proximity to nature and other Vancouver Island scenic gems is what makes this community extra special. Nanaimo is located approximately 111 kilometres north of the provincial capital city of Victoria. Cross from the mainland via vehicle and passenger service from BC Ferries. Seaplanes and Air Canada Jazz, provide air service from Vancouver and other points. For information about visiting Nanaimo, including long stay vacation options, please contact Tourism Nanaimo at 1 800 663 7337 or visit www.tourismnanaimo.com.


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