Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre

go! Island Explores the Cowichan Regional Visitors Centre (Part 2) - Shaw TV Duncan

On this episode of go! Island, Shaw TV's Daphne Goode learns more about the Cowichan Valley than she thought possible at the new visitors centre.

Grand Opening of Cowichan Regional Visitor Centre

Whether you come to Duncan and the Cowichan area to live, to work...or to play, you will find a vibrant region with a rich history and heritage, a thriving arts and cultural community, spectacular natural beauty, plus award winning wineries and restaurants, and a wide range of shops, boutiques, galleries and museums...and plenty more!



Hiking, biking, kayaking, whale-watching, tubing, sailing, boating, swimming, fishing, scuba-diving...it's all right here in the Cowichan!



Cowichan -- Come for a Taste -- Stay for the Feast!

Tourism Cowichan - Downtown Duncan BIA

Enjoy an afternoon in Downtown Duncan. With a variety of shops and services, there's something for everyone in Duncan.

go! Island visits Cowichan Neighbourhood House pt. 1 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode heads to Cowichan Neighbourhood House to learn about what they do there. In part 2, we hear a very special performance from Lynnea Bruce to promote her upcoming benefit concert at the Cowichan Neighbourhood House.

go! Island Visits The Valley Seniors Activity Centre Pt. 1 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode heads to the Valley Seniors Activity Centre. There is plenty going on there for any senior who wants to meet new people, stay active or just have fun.

Tourist Attractions in Duncan, British Columbia

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Duncan is a small and beautiful city on southern Vancouver Island area in British Columbia, Canada. As per 2016 census, population of Duncan was around 4,944. Tourist Attractions in Duncan, British Columbia make Duncan a very amazing tourist place in British Columbia.

It is one of the smallest city by area in the nation. This city is 50 km from both Nanaimo to the north and Victoria to the south.

Although population of Duncan is just under 5000, this city serves Cowichan Valley that has population around 80,000 as many of those live in the North Cowichan contiguous to the Duncan.

People who live in areas of North Cowichan border on Duncan usually use “Duncan” as one of their mailing city.
Duncan is seat of Cowichan Valley Regional District. Name Cowichan is an anglicization of Halkomelem that means “warm land”.

Tourist Attractions in Duncan, British Columbia

1. Cowichan Native Village: You can have a great cultural experience. You can have a visit to British Columbia’s one of the largest Native Art Gallery, salmon BBQs by booking and enjoy live Native performance.

This village is located on north of Victoria on Cowichan River.

2. Trans-Canada Highway: It is one of the longest national highway, it is one of the main route of Trans-Canada which around stretches 7604 km from St. John’s, NF, to Victoria, BC.

Along this route, this route passes through all of the 10 provinces.

3. Joe Jack Design Studio: Joe Jack is creating a traditional Salish art in gold jewellery for around 16 years. He offers different types of work that include wood carving, ivory sculptures and prints.

4. Providence Farm: This farm is owned and operated by sisters of St. Anne’s, this mini-community preaches special kind of worship.

This organization is committed to improve community through encouraging environmental awareness, education and promoting personal growth and healing through caring for land.

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The Raptors - Cowichan Valley - Vancouver Island, British Columbia - YouTube

Awesome attraction for getting up close to some of the most magnificent birds of prey. But this is not just a tourist attraction. There's an active breeding program and educational element present.

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Name: Distant Travels

Duncan Garage Showroom Moves - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Meg Cuthbert sits down with the legendary Longevity John to talk about the Duncan Garage Showroom's big move.

go Island learns about the Cowichan Valley Arts Council - Part 1 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode takes a trip to the Portals Art space to visit the Teeny Tiny Art Show and learn about the Cowichan Valley Arts Council.

Cowichan Valley Chef competes in Top Chef Canada- Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Sucheta Singh talks with Cowichan Valley chef Daniel Hudson about his experience on 'Top Chef Canada'.

go! Island Explores the Generosity of a Community - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode spends some time with families who are grateful for their community. Many people in Mill Bay are coming together to assist families experiencing autism.

go! Island at the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre (Part 2) - Shaw TV Duncan

On this episode of go! Island, Shaw TV's Daphne Goode visits the Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre.

Duncan Facades

The old BC tel building in downtown Duncan gets a face lift as part of a facade improvement incentive.

go! Island Gets to Know Duncan's Totem Project Pt. 1 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode visits with Mayor Phil Kent and other experts, and takes a tour of downtown Duncan to learn more about the rich culture included in the Interpretive Totem Project.

The Duncan Garage Showroom - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's James Green takes a look around the Duncan Garage Showroom and meets its one-of-a-kind owner, Longevity John Falkner.

go! Island visits Cowichan Neighbourhood House pt. 2 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode heads to Cowichan Neighbourhood House to learn about what they do there. In part 2, we hear a very special performance from Lynnea Bruce to promote her upcoming benefit concert at the Cowichan Neighbourhood House.

go! Island is at the BC Forest Discovery Centre Pt. 2 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode is at the BC Forest Discovery Centre to hear about the upcoming Maple Syrup Festival.

go! Island Looks at The Hub at Cowichan Station's Renovations Part 2 - Shaw TV Duncan

Shaw TV's Daphne Goode is getting an inside look at the transformation inside The Hub at Cowichan Station.