Vancouver Island
A Coloring Journey
Vancouver Island is a world unto itself — a place where old-growth cedars tower above misty trails, orcas breach in sheltered coves, and tiny fishing villages cling to rocky shores. This coloring book captures that magic in detailed destination illustrations, inviting you to slow down and color your way across the island.
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Beyond the coloring
Fun facts, local history, and cultural context to enrich your coloring experience.
Victoria Inner Harbour
48.4284°N, 123.3656°WThe heart of BC's capital, framed by the iconic Empress Hotel and Parliament Buildings.
Did you know? The Empress Hotel has been hosting royalty since 1908 — including Queen Elizabeth II in 1959.
Cathedral Grove
49.2556°N, 124.6933°WAncient Douglas fir and western red cedar giants in MacMillan Provincial Park.
Did you know? Some trees here are over 800 years old and 9 meters (30 feet) in circumference!
Long Beach
49.1300°N, 125.8000°WThe wild, windswept coastline of Pacific Rim National Park's most iconic beach.
Did you know? Long Beach is 16 km of pristine sand — perfect for long walks, surf lessons, or just watching the Pacific roll in.
Nanaimo Harbourfront
49.1658°N, 123.9395°WThe historic waterfront of Vancouver Island's oldest city, known for its working harbor.
Did you know? Nanaimo is famous for "Nanaimo bars" — a decadent Canadian dessert invented locally in the 1950s.
Goldstream Provincial Park
48.4428°N, 123.5483°WA spectacular waterfall and salmon spawning grounds near Victoria.
Did you know? Each fall, thousands of chum salmon return to spawn here — a sight to behold! Best viewing is mid-October to early November.
Best Time to Visit
Vancouver Island suits every season. Summer (June-August) for warm beaches and festivals. Spring for wildflowers and whale watching. Fall for storm-watching on the west coast and salmon runs. Winter for storm-watching, spa retreats, and fewer crowds.
Travel Tip
Rent a car and drive the Island Highway — the scenic route from Victoria to Port Hardy offers incredible views at every turn. Allow at least one week to explore properly!
Multiple Nuu-chah-nulth Nations (Various) have called this land home for thousands of years. Their traditional territory includes Traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nuu-chah-nulth peoples.
We honour the Multiple Nuu-chah-nulth Nations and all Indigenous peoples of this land. Traditional names and cultural information courtesy of Nuu-chah-nulth sources.
Places you'll color
A peek at the pages
Detailed destination illustrations — each page has generous margins so you can color right to the edges.
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Buy a single page
Not ready for the full book? Pick just the page that speaks to you. Each is a high-resolution PDF — print it, color it, frame it.
Victoria Inner Harbour
The iconic harbour with the Empress Hotel and Parliament Buildings
Cathedral Grove
Ancient Douglas fir and western red cedar giants of MacMillan Provincial Park
Long Beach
The wild, windswept coastline of Pacific Rim National Park's most iconic beach
Want all the pages? The full book has 29 illustrations for $15.00 CAD — better value.
Buy Full Book — $15.00 CADThe real places
Historical and contemporary photographs of the locations you'll color. Every illustration is inspired by these real places.
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Vancouver Island
From the wild Pacific coast to ancient old-growth forests, explore Vancouver Island through 29 illustrations of its most iconic landscapes.
Vancouver Island
From the wild Pacific coast to ancient old-growth forests, explore Vancouver Island through 29 illustrations of its most iconic landscapes.