Tourist Attractions à Duncan, BC
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2892 Drinkwater Road, Duncan, V9L 6C2
(250) 715-1113
Landmark & Historical Place, Auditorium, Hall, Museum, Amusement Places, History museum, Place, Museums, Tourist Attractions, Voyages et Logement, Tours et Excursions, Tour agency, Discovery Centre, Musées 
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5650 West Riverbottom Road, Duncan, V9L 6H9
(250) 748-4776
Born and raised in the Cowichan Valley, I developed a passion for fishing as a child and have been expanding my own fishing knowledge and skill levels most of my life. Now with over 30 years guiding on the Cowichan River I’ll do everything possible to create an unforgettable and world class fishing adventure for you. 
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1877 Herd Rd., Duncan, V9L 5W4
(250) 746-0372
We are located in Duncan in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. The Raptors is a widely respected and favourite family attraction, featuring a landscaped discovery centre where you can get up close with raptors as you wander through forested trails. Be sure to watch our daily flight demonstrations focused on the beauty of raptors in flight, their prowess and their importance in our ecosystems. For many, visiting this wildlife attraction in Duncan marks their first close encounter with these incredible birds, but often not their last. Birding enthusiasts and curious visitors of all ages return time and again to get up close, have a hands-on experience, and witness these amazing birds of prey as they demonstrate their flying skills and fascinating personalities. The Raptors on Vancouver Island offers a compelling interactive front row seat to watch these predators of the sky and mother nature’s true athletes teach us about their world and how we all benefit when they thrive and survive. Take a hawk walk or an owl prowl, learn how to work with the birds in a day class or in a Give your kids the thrill of a lifetime when you enrol them in one of our week long summer camps. Because raptors play such a pivotal role in our environment and the earth’s ecosystems, it’s our responsibility to protect them for future generations and the world we all share. (made by the Vancouver Aquarium, where we conducted flying demos in 2009 & 2011) to understand a little more about what we do. 