Sonora Resort, British Columbia
Canada
Sonora Resort, British Columbia
Canada
WHY IT MADE THE COLLECTION
WHY IT MADE THE COLLECTION
A spectacular wilderness retreat on British Columbia’s wild Pacific coast, where pristine nature, exceptional wildlife encounters and beautifully considered luxury create a true sense of escape.
A spectacular wilderness retreat on British Columbia’s wild Pacific coast, where pristine nature, exceptional wildlife encounters and beautifully considered luxury create a true sense of escape.
THE EXPERIENCE
THE EXPERIENCE
Sonora is reached by helicopter or seaplane, which gives you an idea of just how remote it feels. Days are about getting out into the wilderness, searching for grizzlies, heading onto the water, fishing or hiking, before coming back to seriously comfortable surroundings, great food and a spa.
Sonora is reached by helicopter or seaplane, which gives you an idea of just how remote it feels. Days are about getting out into the wilderness, searching for grizzlies, heading onto the water, fishing or hiking, before coming back to seriously comfortable surroundings, great food and a spa.
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Hayley's Take
hAYLEY'S TAKE
I love hotels that make you feel completely cut off from everything, and Sonora does exactly that. Arriving by helicopter or seaplane, heading out looking for bears and then coming back to genuinely lovely food and a spa is my idea of wilderness luxury. I'd choose it for someone who wants Canada to feel like an adventure, not just a beautiful road trip.
I love hotels that make you feel completely cut off from everything, and Sonora does exactly that. Arriving by helicopter or seaplane, heading out looking for bears and then coming back to genuinely lovely food and a spa is my idea of wilderness luxury. I'd choose it for someone who wants Canada to feel like an adventure, not just a beautiful road trip.
SUGGESTED ITINERARY
Vancouver → Sonora Resort → Vancouver Island I'd start with 2–3 nights in Vancouver, then spend 3–4 nights at Sonora before continuing to Vancouver Island for more wildlife, coastline and a completely different side of British Columbia.
Vancouver → Sonora Resort → Vancouver Island I'd start with 2–3 nights in Vancouver, then spend 3–4 nights at Sonora before continuing to Vancouver Island for more wildlife, coastline and a completely different side of British Columbia.
Where every stay has a story
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Where every stay has a story
© 2026 The Canopy Collection.
The Canopy Collection Travel Company Ltd
Company No. 16506677 · Registered in England & Wales
The Canopy Collection is independently owned and operated. All bookings are made through and financially protected by Colletts Travel Limited under its ATOL and/or ABTA licences, where applicable. Colletts Travel Limited acts as the licence holder for these travel arrangements. For full details of booking terms, conditions, and financial protection, please click here: