Tour Stops & Highlights

Cross the Johnson Street Bridge from Victoria’s Old Town and explore the Songhees Walkway. Trails to the north and west feature incredible views of the inner harbour and opportunities to enjoy lək̓ʷəŋən art and learn about  lək̓ʷəŋən language and culture. Rich in history, the site is in traditional lək̓ʷəŋən territory that was part of the Songhees Reserve […]

Brightly-painted Victorian-era shopfronts flank both sides of busy Lower Johnson and Yates Streets. Once home to hotels and stores during the Gold Rushes (1850s & 1890s), today the area is known for its funky local boutiques and restaurants. See Canada’s oldest Chinatown – visit its lively markets and Fan Tan Alley. The stop is located […]

Only a short distance from the inner harbour, you will discover a great variety of popular attractions: Historic Bastion Square, whale watching excursions and some of the best waterfront dining Victoria has to offer.

The M.V. Coho provides a classic ship experience linking Victoria with Port Angeles, Washington. Check out the nearby Robert Bateman Gallery and the David Foster Walkway! This is also the first stop in the James Bay community — home to many of Victoria’s key attractions.

This waterfront location captivates guests with fantastic views of the calm waters and bustling marina, Take a stroll along the David Foster Walkway and experience our unique working harbour, taking the opportunity to recognize Lekwungen First Nations history, enhance the natural marine habitat, and support social and economic wellbeing.  Find award-winning restaurants or many marine-based […]

Take a break and grab a coffee at the youth led Imagine Studio Cafe! Or borrow a blanket & frisbee from Finest At Sea and have a local fish & chips picnic while the kids play at Fisherman’s Wharf Park. You can even have the freshest West Coast seafood packed right here, ready for your […]

Ogden Point offers a variety of experiences with its popular 762-metre breakwater seawall. The breakwater showcases incredible artwork designed by local Songhees artists Butch Dick and Darlene Gait. Another local favourite is the Breakwater Café. Enjoy a coffee and brunch or west coast comfort fare with stunning Juan de Fuca and Olympic Mountain views. Check […]

Look up at the 126 ft. totem pole, which is often the perch for a magnificent bald eagle! Watch some cricket, visit the Beacon Hill Children’s Farm and enjoy the peacocks in this wonderful 154 acre park.  

One of Victoria’s historical landmarks built in 1896, Christ Church Cathedral is the episcopal seat of the Bishop of the Diocese of British Columbia. It is built in the Gothic style of the 13th century to the design of J.C.M. Keith, who won an international competition in 1896 to obtain this commission. After visiting the […]

Join hundreds of visitors who enjoy this quaint English outpost for coffee, lunch or afternoon tea every day! Poke around the various boutiques with one of a kind treasure and local fashion, or stop and grab a bite to eat at the iconic Penny Farthing Pub for an Olde English style lunch.

Stop here and enjoy some fresh local seafood from the award-winning Marina restaurant & Bistro! Feeling adventurous? Rent a kayak and take in the breathtaking vistas of the Gulf Islands, Mt. Baker and the Olympic Mountains. Or simply take a stroll north to the locals’ favourite sandy beach: Willows Beach.

The legendary and redefined Oak Bay Beach Hotel is a beautiful new Tudor-inspired, luxury, oceanfront boutique hotel and spa. Featuring world-class hot mineral pools, a seaside spa, The Snug Pub, live dinner theatre performances, fine dining and more!

The pedestrian-friendly streets and small town atmosphere of Cook Street Village make it one of Victoria’s most popular destinations. This stop captures both the history of Victoria and modern day-to-day life. A great place to relax with friends on a café patio, visit a traditional pub or peruse the boutique family-owned shops.