Relocating to Vancouver - A reintroduction is in order! ❤

[Eva Pearl]

Hi my darlings,

My name is Eva Laperle. I'm a companion from Montreal who's relocating to Vancouver.
I thought I'd write a friendly post to introduce myself to fellow perbites.

Since I'm planning to explore BC this summer, I was hoping to get a couple recommendations from you guys. Any friendly suggestions for places to see in BC? Top restaurants & attractions? I'm an explorer, adventurer, sporty gyal who loves nature, fine dining and wine. So please, feel free to share all your favorite things to do and see. ?

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Sweet kisses to each one of you ??

Eva xo

 

[nightreef1717]

Greetings lovely lady and welcome to BC. There is plenty to see and do in Vancouver, but if you should want an adventure, then come over to Vancouver Island. I would be happy to be your personal tour guide. :happy: From the amazing beaches and scenery of the west coast near Tofino, to a relaxing day at the spa at Tigh Na Mara, to the beautiful landscapes at Butchart Gardens in Victoria, there is always something new to see and do on the Island.

 

[Eva Pearl]

@leahmadison Thanks so much for taking the time to share this! I will definitely check those places out

@nightreef1717 Thank you for the warm welcome it's very much appreciated. Vancouver Island looks really beautiful and Tofino beach is apparently a must. I will definitely plan a trip there this summer. ❤

Warm kisses
Eva xo

 

[UhOh]

Montréal's loss is Vancouver's gain. You might be the hottest girl on the planet. And I only say that once a week, but you win this week.

 

[jamasianman]

I can recommend these places to eat:

Babylon Cafe: Chicken shwarma plate with brown rice
Flying Wedge Pizza (half off slices 1 hour before they close "happy hour")

 

[helloim]

Ooh, ladies you have a new competition . Welcome to Vancouver! Funny I say that, as if I am in any position to welcome anyone here...

 

[FreeG]

Don't forget the "other" Vancouver...Island, that is! Beautiful city of Victoria, and it gets wilder as you go west (past Sooke) and North (past Nanaimo). Just came from Ucluelet/Tofino, absolutely gorgeous land out there, and plenty to do for sports (kayak, hike, run, surf, SUP). Enjoy!

Just spent a few days in Montreal not long ago - beautiful women, old city was nice, but I wouldn't trade this side of the world for ANYWHERE.

 

[ValleyGuy]

Perhaps a walk through Cathedral Grove on Vancouver Island would also interest you on the drive to Tofino

 

[Eva Pearl]

Hello all,
Sincere thanks to each and everyone of you who took the time to write a little something .
So, it's my turn to answer each of you!

First off, competing is not my focus. I believe that: "a flower does not think of competing with the flower next to it. It just blooms" All my support to fine ladies that are well put together & embrace who they are. (Oh and by the way, I'm always happy to connect with fellow friendly companions, drinks and dinner is on me, ladies only!

@Uhoh thank you for the compliment, I am blushing (lol, you should see this
@funtobe Thank you, I've heard so much praise about amazing Okanagan Valley, it's on my list!
@FreeG kayak, hike, run, surf, sound totally perfect for me as I truly believe that the biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams, which I intend to do in BC this summer!
@Jamasianman @Valleyguy Thank you, I will check it out!

@UhOh @FreeG I'm glad to learn you are fond of Montreal girls. After traveling across Canada, I've come to realize that Montreal is one of those cities where women truly embrace all the attention they get (from being hot & gorgeous)! And they do it with true confidence and sexiness! It is so irresistible!

Thanks for the warm welcome, it's truly appreciated ❤
Sweet kisses all!​

 

[paprides]

Welcome! (as another Montrealer whom has located to The West)

The Okanagan valley for it's natural desert (the only one in Canada) and many, many wineries.
The Kootenays for exploring nature in it's rawest form.

The greater Vancouver area restaurants. (including the many cultural choices. Literally, Vancouver has a table open for each and every continent and many countries)
The surrounding mountains.
Anywhere the ocean meets the shore.

Seattle (merely 90 to 120 minutes drive to the south) for an American version of Vancouver. (mountains, water, a robust entertainment centre).

 

[Hugh G Rekshun]

My name is Eva Laperle. I'm a companion from Montreal who's relocating to Vancouver.

Does this mean you have stopped touring?

 

[Lavinia]

* * Dine at the Observatory restaurant on Grouse Mtn - Best View
* * Like seafood, Check out Rodneys in Yaletown, amazing Oysters
* * Wreck beach is a nude beach near UBC, great views & amazing vibe.
* * Walk/ Bicycle the Stanley Park sea wall
* * Visit Whislter, its a must.
* * Granville island is great - some neat shops & amazing places to eat
* * Richmond night market
* * Vancouver pitch & putt in Stanley Park
* * The aquarium

We should totally partake in some of these now that you're here!!! My kinda style. And welcome to Vancouver Eva! I hope you have a great time here!

 

[Feenix]

A hike to Garibaldi Lake is fabulous.
The Musical Bumps hike in Whistler is breath taking.
Joffre Lakes are also amazing.
Shorter and closer to the City is Holyburn Mountain with an incredible view of the City.
More physically demanding is The Chief and the Lions near Squamish
Goat Mountain at the top of Grouse is fairly easy and short.
Lots of interesting hikes ranging from walks to OMG's in the Region.

PM me of you would like other suggestions.


Feenix

 

[Oldfart]

The most wonderful thing to do in Tofino is Hot Springs Cove. It's a boat trip to a heavenly clothing optional hot springs at the edge of the ocean. Not to be missed.

 

[Eva Pearl]

@Hugh G Rekshun I'll be traveling across BC and western Canada (including Calgary and Winnipeg). So the news are great. I'll get back when I have sort out my travels.

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@Lavinia, I'm always up for exciting new adventures. Thanks for the warm welcome. I would definitely love to connect. I'll PM you sweetie xo

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@Feenix, thank you for the recos! I have a full list now lol

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@Oldfoart Hot Springs Cove I'm sold! Heading there end of June yay!

Have a wonderful weekend
Bisous xo​

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[badbadboy]

Welcome Eva to BC!

Lots of great suggestions here already.

I like the Okanagan valley during the summer with its hot dry weather. The lakes are gorgeous, the hikes can be challenging and if you like to golf; there are lots of courses. Someone already mentioned the wineries and I like to support local wines and many have won awards in prestigious competitions.

Another gem of a get away is the Gulf Islands between Victoria and Vancouver. Slower country life, farmers markets, healthy eating options, hiking, golf, kayaking and a great place to unwind. I've been to Pender and Salt Spring Islands many times and the thing I always remember is people smile at you which in turn brings out my smile. They just naturally smile at visitors to their islands.

 

[marchmadness]

Grouse Grind has opened up...always an accomplishing thing to do.

 

[Eva Pearl]

@badbadboy @marchmadness Thank you all! I am finally settled and ready for a fabulous summer ❤!
Wishing you a wonderful week!
Sweet kisses,
Eva xo​

 

[westcoast555]

Hi my darlings,

My name is Eva Laperle. I'm a companion from Montreal who's relocating to Vancouver.
I thought I'd write a friendly post to introduce myself to fellow perbites.

Since I'm planning to explore BC this summer, I was hoping to get a couple recommendations from you guys. Any friendly suggestions for places to see in BC? Top restaurants & attractions? I'm an explorer, adventurer, sporty gyal who loves nature, fine dining and wine. So please, feel free to share all your favorite things to do and see. ?

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

Sweet kisses to each one of you ??

Eva xo

Make sure you check out Wreck Beach.... the quintessential Vancouver experience