Location: Delta
Day 1 - 27 Mar 2021
Tsawwassen
Content: Started the journey to Victoria by boarding the ferry from the Tsawwassen ferry terminal in Delta, Lower Mainland Vancouver.
Location: Victoria
Day 1 - 27 Mar 2021
Victoria
Content: Approaching the island of Victoria on the southern tip of the west coast in Canada.
Coast Victoria Hotel & Marina by APA
Content: The Coast Victoria hotel in downtown Victoria is a water facing luxury property. It is close by to many important sightseeing spots on the island. The famous whale watching tours in Victoria also starts from here.
Location: Victoria
Day 2 - 28 Mar 2021
Downtown
Content: Downtown Victoria offers great sightseeing opportunities. Just as the name of the island, there is plenty of Victorian architecture design buildings in the downtown.
Victoria’s Chinatown
Content: The Victoria Chinatown is the oldest Chinatown in all of Canada. It is a beautifully decorated wide street ajd everything from miniature dragons to beautiful Chinese teapots can be found here.
Hotel Fairmont Empress
Content: One of the most iconic places in downtown Victoria is the beautiful Fairmont hotel. The afternoon tea at the hotel is something not to be missed. Even guests not staying at the hotel can enjoy the afternoon tea.
Location: Victoria
Day 3 - 29 Mar 2021
Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Content: Before leaving downtown Victoria to visit the other areas on the island, it is a must to see the beautiful legislative assembly building. It looks very beautiful during the day but even better at the night.
Cedar Hill Golf Course
Content: On way from downtown Victoria to Sookh, a must visit place is the Cedar hill golf course. One can enjoy playing golf and later end the day with a wholesome meal at the golf course restaurant.
Beach Drive
Content: The route from downtown Victoria to Sookh passes along the ocean and there any many good spots along the route to pullover and enjoy a beautiful sunset.
Location: Victoria
Day 4 - 30 Mar 2021
Hatley Castle
Content: Hatley Castle is a National historic site in Canada. The castle is now used as an administrative block of the Royal Roads University. It is good to book a castle tour prior to your visit. There are many peacocks freely roaming on the castle grounds.
Location: Unknown
Day 4 - 30 Mar 2021
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Content: The Juan De Fuca strait connects Victoria with many small scattered islands. The short cruise ride also promises Ocra spotting if you're visiting during the spotting season.
Location: Sooke
Day 4 - 30 Mar 2021
Mystic Beach
Content: Mystic beach at Juan De Fuca Provincial Park is one of the most beautiful beaches in BC. A short 30mins hike from the China beach leads to this hidden gem! There is a waterfall too at the beach. It is the best place in Victoria to watch sunset.
Location: Victoria
Day 5 - 31 Mar 2021
West Shore Parks & Recreation (Juan de Fuca R.C.)
Content: Juan De Fuca park have many marked long to short trails leading through the thick forest to an ocean facing waterfront. All the marked trails start at the park recreation centre.
Location: Jordan River
Day 5 - 31 Mar 2021
Jordan River
Content: Jordan River an almost four back and forth drive from Sooke and the last point on the Victoria island. The area is a bit remote but extremely serene. There are plenty of waterfront spots as the river merges into the Pacific ocean at this point.
Location: Victoria
Day 6 - 1 Apr 2021
Fisherman's Wharf Park
Content: This day drive back to Victoria from Sooke and visit the floating shops and homes at one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island, the Fisherman Wharf.
Location: Brentwood Bay
Day 6 - 1 Apr 2021
The Butchart Gardens
Content: The Butchart garden is the oldest privately owned gardens in BC. If visiting Victoria during spring and summers, this garden is a must visit! The hosts give a tour of the garden and also share their expertise on how to maintain a garden of such a big scale.
Location: Victoria
Day 7 - 2 Apr 2021
Victoria Harbour Ferry
Content: The final day on the island is for some lazy strolling and finally boarding the ferry back to Vancouver.