Northland Blvd and Lorimer Rd

Whistler BC virtual tour. Visit Whistler during the Winter

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Northland Blvd and Main St in Winter

Whistler British Columbia during Winter has a lot to offer to visitors and locals.

A few meters north from here is West Village Park. Accommodations and restaurants are also steps away from this intersection.

In Whistler you will find a variety of accommodation choices such as luxury hotel suites, motels and B&Bs. Whistler offers also many options for dining. Around this location you will find Quattro at Whistler Fine Italian Cuisine, Bavaria Restaurant and more.

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Northland Blvd at Market Place

Whistler Village - Northland Blvd and Market Place - Winter virtual tour

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Skiers' Plaza during the Winter

Excalibur Gondola at Skiers' Plaza. Visit Whistler Village virtual tour in Winter.

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Village at Telus Conference Centre

Village at Telus Whistler Conference Centre. Here you will find Tourism Whistler, Whistler Activity & Information Centre, restaurants, stores and much more.

Between the Village Square and the Whistler Way is the Telus Conference Centre area.

Here you will find Tourism Whistler, Whistler Activity & Information Centre, restaurants, hotels, stores and much more.

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Village Green during Winter

Village Green in Whistler BC. Visit virtual tour during Winter

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Village Stroll at the Cinema area during the Winter

Whistler Village virtual tour in Winter. Visit Village Common and Cinema area.

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Whistler Public Library

Whistler Public Library is nestled within hotels and the largest forested park in Whistler Village.

The Whistler Public Library is nestled within hotels and the largest forested park in Whistler Village.

Across the street is one of the access to the Village Stroll, one of the most visited pedestrianized areas in Whistler.

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Whistler Valley close to the Village

Nestled in the beautiful Whistler Valley, you will find the Chalet Bambi. This Swiss Chalet is well known in the Whistler Valley for the traditional genuine hospitality offered by its owners Cora and Abraham Inniger.

This peaceful location on Eagle Dr is surrounded by forest and mountains. Walk a few minutes and you will be at the Whistler Village and Ski lifts.

Nestled in the beautiful Whistler Valley, you will find the Chalet Bambi Bed and Breakfast. This Swiss Chalet is well known in the Whistler Valley for the traditional genuine hospitality offered by its owners Cora and Abraham Inniger.

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White Gold at Ambassador Crescent

White Gold, Whistler BC, is a community located within easy walking distance of Whistler Village, Lost Lake Park, Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, and many hiking and biking trails.

White Gold is a community located within easy walking distance of Whistler Village, Lost Lake Park, Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, and many hiking and biking trails.

During ski season, the free shuttle bus will take you to and from the ski lifts. Close to Nesters Market, restaurants and other conveniences. In White Gold you will find some B&Bs as Haus Stephanie that offers you European hospitality.

Bridge on Village Stroll

Village Park East Whistler. Village Stroll virtual tour.

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Glacial Traces at Villa Park East

Villa Park East Whistler BC. 'Glacial Traces' was created by artist Celine Rich in 1997-1998...

'Glacial Traces' was created by artist Celine Rich in 1997-1998. The artwork features distinctive paving patterns, carved 'fossil' paving stones, and glass block snowflakes...

The basalt column installation at the entrance to Village Park East represents a natural geological feature found in the Whistler area. These stone columns are the result of volcanic activity, formed when lava confined to meltwater channels beneath ice cooled quickly. (from 'Glaciers in the costal mountains' sign designed by Jimi Galvao and Kerry Clark)

Green Lake from Outdoor Activity Centre dock

Green Lake at Edgewater Lodge outdoor activity centre. View this stunning view from the dock.

All year long the Edgewater provides easy access to all of the recreational activities the Whistler valley has to offer.

In summer, the outdoor activity centre, located on our property, rents kayaks, canoes, and paddleboats to cruise around the lake. They also do fishing expeditions and horseback riding.

Go to the Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant

Go to the Whistler Village

Green Lake's stunning view

Green Lake's stunning view at the Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant. Visit virtual tour

This peninsula, jutting out into Green Lake, is only 5-minutes away from the Whistler Village.

You are at the The Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant unique setting. All year long the Eagewater provides easy access to all the recreational activities the Whistler valley has to offer.

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Main access to the Village

Welcome to Whistler virtual tour.

Village Gate Blvd is the main entrance to Whistler Village. The Whistler Blackcomb, a ski resort, is also located a short distance from here.

A few minutes walking north on Northland Blvd will take you to the Whistler Village. Going south on Whistler Way will take you to the Whistler Golf Club. Around this location you will also find the Delta Whistler Village Suites, Whistler Cascade Lodge and more.

Market Place

Market Place in Whistler Village virtual tour

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Mountain Square

Mountain Square in Whistler Village. Visit virtual tour

Mountain Square is a 1550 m2 of space surrounded by hotels, restaurants, cafes and retail stores.

Many activities take place in this place, such as live music and dance performance. Few steps from here is the Skiers' Plaza with the Blackcomb Gondola.

Northland Blvd and Lorimer Rd

Whistler BC virtual tour. Visit Whistler during the Summer

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Northland Blvd and Main St

Whistler British Columbia during Summer has a lot to offer to visitors and locals.

A few meters north from here is West Village Park. Accommodations and restaurants are also steps away from this intersection.

In Whistler you will find a variety of accommodation choices such as luxury hotel suites, motels and B&Bs. Whistler offers also many options for dining. Around this location you will find Quattro at Whistler Fine Italian Cuisine, Bavaria Restaurant and more.

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Northland Blvd at Market Place

Whistler Village - Northland Blvd and Market Place virtual tour

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Peaceful cul-de-sac on Panorama Ridge

Haus Landsberg B&B in Whistler BC, located on Panorama Ridge. Visit virtual tour

This is a quiet and peaceful cul-de-sac located just a few minutes driving from the Whistler Village. From this location you will have magnificent views of the mountains and Alta Lake.

The Haus Landsberg Bed and Breakfast located here, offers cozy decorated rooms, each with a private en-suite bathroom with jacuzzi tub.

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Quiet street close to Whistler Village

Whistler Mountain House. Visit virtual tour

Panorama Ridge is a quit and peaceful street close to the Whistler Village.

Whistler Mountain House is centrally located and only 12 to 14 min walk (4 min downhill bike ride) to Whistler Village, and all the amenities.

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Sandy beach at Rainbow Park

Rainbow Park in Whistler. This popular park has a charming wharf and areas that include picnic tables, barbecues, beach volleyball courts and Kids' playground.

Rainbow Park, with its sandy beach, is located just off Alta Lake Road.

This popular park has a charming wharf and areas that include picnic tables, barbecues, beach volleyball courts and Kids' playground.

Skiers' Plaza during the Summer

Excalibur Gondola at Skiers' Plaza. Visit Whistler Village virtual tour in Summer.

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Spectacular Mountain View

Spectacular Mountain View and few minutes driving distance from Whistler Village, Rainbow Park and more

This location offers spectacular mountain view and is located few minutes driving distance from Whistler Village, Rainbow Park and other great places to visit.

A west style home with mountain setting, Belle Neige Suites is located here. This west style home accommodation offers private kitchen, en-suite bathroom, outdoor hot tub Jacuzzi, cable, wireless internet and free parking.

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The 'valley trail' at your doorstep

Bed & Breakfast on Easy street in Whistler. This peaceful cul-de-sac is located just one mile outside world famous Whistler Village.

This peaceful cul-de-sac is located just one mile outside world famous Whistler Village. The 'valley trail', located steps away from here, is a handy way to stroll along the scenic Whistler Golf Course to the village or other trails.

An established B&B since 1987, Golden Dreams Bed and Breakfast is located here. Named after the 'River of Golden Dreams' this B&B offers true west coast hospitality. Each room features cozy featherbeds, designer linens, a decanter of sherry, alarm clock thick bath robes and slippers.

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The Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant

Alpine Way at Green Lake. The Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant is located on this peninsula. Visit virtual tour

The Edgewater Lodge & Restaurant is situated on a peninsula jutting out into emerald-hued Green Lake, with stunning views to Armchair Glacier, Wedge Mountain and Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains.

Hidden away on 42 acres of old growth forest, yet only 5-minutes to the bustling village of Whistler and the ski lifts, the Edgewater is the ideal combination of serenity and convenience for your holiday or event.

Go to the Green Lake

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Town Plaza Gondola

Town Plaza is located in Village North, Whistler and has more than 1200 m2. Retail stores, accommodations and restaurants are surrounding this plaza.

Town Plaza is only minutes away from all facilities the Whistler Village has to offer. This includes the Blackcomb and Whistler gondolas.

With its Coast Mountain setting Whistler offers visitors a wide variety of activities both in winter and summer seasons. At the Town Plaza you will find restaurants, accommodations, nightclubs and retail shops. This is an ideal location to start discovering Whistler Village on foot.

Town Plaza in Whistler Village

Town Plaza is located in Village North, Whistler and has more than 1200 m2. Retail stores, accommodations and restaurants are surrounding this plaza.

Town Plaza is located in Village North and has more than 1200 m2. Retail stores, accommodations and restaurants are surrounding this plaza.

In Whistler Village you will find some plazas where many events are hosted during the year. These events include live art exhibitions, live music and dance performances, art workshops and more.

Town Plaza in Whistler Village

Whistler Village Town Plaza virtual tour

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Village at Telus Conference Centre

Village at Telus Whistler Conference Centre. Here you will find Tourism Whistler, Whistler Activity & Information Centre, restaurants, stores and much more.

Between the Village Square and the Whistler Way is the Telus Conference Centre area.

Here you will find Tourism Whistler, Whistler Activity & Information Centre, restaurants, stores, hotels and much more.

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Village Green

Village Green in Whistler BC. Visit virtual tour during Winter

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Village Lane and Bradywine Alley

Village Lane and Bradywine Alley. Whistler Village virtual tour

This place is in the heart of Whistler Village and only steps away from the Whistler and Blackcomb gondolas.

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Village Park at the bridge

Welcome to Whistler virtual tour.

At the centre of the park is the Reading Circle. The Circle is used by Library's visitors and community members as a meeting space or a quiet place for contemplation.

The distinctive walkway through the Park is dedicated to Whistler's sister city Karuizawa, Japan. The colorful birdhouses were created in a family workshop under the playful guidance of local artist Isobel MacLaurin. (from 'storytelling' sign designed by Jimi Galvao and Kerry Clark)

Village Park East

Village Park East Whistler virtual tour.

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Village Stroll and Sunrise Alley

Whistler Village at Village Stroll and Sunrise Alley. Visit the Whistler virtual tour.

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Village Stroll at the Cinema area during the Summer

Whistler Village virtual tour in Summer. Visit Village Common and Cinema area.

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West Village Park

Village Park in Whistler Village. The water in this park flows through Village Park from its original source in the Fitzsimmons Creek.

The marble 'drinking fountain' was created in 2000 by Simone Weber-Luckham. This installation integrates practical infrastructure needs with the creative representation of the natural landscape.

Set beside an intimate pond, the water flows over the organic stone form of the structure, mimicking flow of the stream through Village Park. The water in this park flows through Village Park from its original source in the Fitzsimmons Creek. Beyond the park, the streams flows along Northlands Boulevard, past the Whistler Racquet Club to the wetlands before returning to Fitzsimmons Creek north of the Village. (from 'storytelling' sign designed by Jimi Galvao and Kerry Clark)

West Village Park

West Village Park Whistler BC virtual tour

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Whistler Golf Club

Whistler Way at Golf Club. Visit virtual tour

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Whistler Public Library

Whistler Public Library is nestled within hotels and the largest forested park in Whistler Village.

The Whistler Public Library is nestled within hotels and the largest forested park in Whistler Village.

Across the street is one of the access to the Village Stroll, one of the most visited pedestrianized areas in Whistler.

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Whistler Valley close to the Village

Nestled in the beautiful Whistler Valley, you will find the Chalet Bambi. This Swiss Chalet is well known in the Whistler Valley for the traditional genuine hospitality offered by its owners Cora and Abraham Inniger.

This peaceful location on Eagle Dr is surrounded by forest and mountains. Walk a few minutes and you will be at the Whistler Village and Ski lifts.

Nestled in the beautiful Whistler Valley, you will find the Chalet Bambi Bed and Breakfast. This Swiss Chalet is well known in the Whistler Valley for the traditional genuine hospitality offered by its owners Cora and Abraham Inniger.

Visit this location during the Winter

Amelia Street Houses in Victoria BC

Amelia Street Houses. Close to the new arena and downtown Victoria, the Adriana's Cocina Mexicana restaurant is located in one of the Amelia Street Houses, built during the 1880s and 1890s.

Close to the new arena and downtown Victoria, at this location you will find the Amelia Street Houses.

The Amelia Street Houses were built during the 1880s and 1890s. Although the houses are based on different designs, they represented a common response to the elevated need for working class accommodation around the city centre. The Adriana's Cocina Mexicana Restaurant is located in one of these houses.

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria is located on 1040 Moss Street. This gallery is the most significant public collection in British Columbia

The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria is located on 1040 Moss Street. This gallery is the most significant public collection in British Columbia, boasting almost 17,000 works of art.

The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria offers collections of First Nations and Asian art. You will also find exhibitions of contemporary artists. The Spencer Mansion, built in 1889, was the house for the Art Gallery when it first opened in 1951.

Astonishing View in Gordon Head

Astonishing View in Gordon Head. Visit the Saanich virtual tour.

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Bastion Square at Commercial Alley

Bastion Square in Victoria BC. Developed in 1963, after the fort was pulled down, the Square retains the historic spirit of its heritage buildings and, at its western end, magnificent views of Victoria's Harbour.

Bastion Square marks the northern perimeter of old Fort Victoria. Developed in 1963, after the fort was pulled down, the Square retains the historic spirit of its heritage buildings and, at its western end, magnificent views of Victoria's Harbour.

Bastion Square is not only the site of a haunted alley, it is home to coffee shops, fine restaurants, pubs and a night club. Here you will find the former Provincial Court House (now the Maritime Museum of British Columbia), legal chambers long since transformed into restaurants and retail stores, the Board of Trade Building, and the International Trade Centre. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Bastion Square at Langley Street

Bastion Square at Langley Street. Langley Street connects Yates Street and Fort Street and provides access to the main Bastion Square area with its historic buildings and Artisan Market - vendors must compete for the privilege of displaying here.

Langley Street connects Yates Street and Fort Street and provides access to the main Bastion Square area with its historic buildings and Artisan Market - vendors must compete for the privilege of displaying here.

Anchored on the right-hand corner by the former Supreme Court Building on this corner, completed in 1897 (now the Maritime Museum of British Columbia) and by former legal chambers later transformed into businesses, restaurants and galleries. Outside the Maritime Museum stands the original top of the Trial Island Light - one of the hundreds of lighthouses along this coast, and a reminder of the pre-automation days when lighthouses were still manned. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Beacon Hill Park at Goodacre Lake

Victoria BC Beacon Hill Park at Goodacre Lake virtual tour. Steps from Victoria downtown you can spend hours discovering nature and beauty at the Beacon Hill Park

Only steps from downtown Victoria, you can spend hours discovering the beauty in the nature of the Beacon Hill Park.

Between Arbutus Way and Bridge Way, Goodacre Lake, inhabited by ducks and other small creatures, is surrounded by a cozy stone bridge and paths that will lead you through relaxing trails bordered with flowers and magnificent trees. For more information about Beacon Hill Park click here

Beacon Hill Park at Rose Lake

Beacon Hill Park with its 54 hectares was set aside for public use in 1858 by Governor James Douglas. The park has trials surrounded by trees, flowers, ponds full of ducks, two lakes and much more

The Beacon Hill Park, with its 54 hectares was set aside for public use in 1858 by Governor James Douglas.

The park has trials surrounded by trees, flowers, ponds full of ducks, two lakes and much more. During the Spring and Summer, the petting zoo offers, especially to children, the opportunity to see baby goats and other small animals. In summer, an annual lantern festival is held called Luminara where people from all over come together for a night of celebration. For more information about Beacon Hill Park click here

Beacon Hill Park main entrance

Beacon Hill Park main entrance. Established as a park in 1882, Beacon Hill Park, a 75-hectare area is a place of tranquility from the bustle of the city.

This is the main entrance to Beacon Hill Park. Established as a park in 1882, this 75-hectare area is a place of tranquility from the bustle of the city.

There are gardens, streams, duck ponds, and many activities for the kids like a petting zoo, playgrounds and wading pools. For a panoramic view, the Lookout gives a view of the Juan de Fuca Strait. This park is just a very short walk from the Inner Harbour.

Beaver Lake Beach

Beaver Lake Park in Victoria BC. Beaver Lake Beach is located at the south end of Beaver Lake. It has a shallow sandy beach that is perfect for swimming, picnicking, and canoeing.

Beaver Lake Beach is located at the south end of Beaver Lake. It has a shallow sandy beach that is perfect for swimming, picnicking, and canoeing.

There are many trails for walking, hiking, bicycling and even horseback riding. Beaver Lake is also connected to Elk Lake. Whether you bask in the sun, stroll along the shore, or explore the 19 kms of woodland walking and bridal trails, this interconnecting network of lakes provides a good day outing for the whole family. For more information about Beaver Lake Regional Park click here

Belmont Battery at Fort Rodd Hill

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria. Visit the Belmont Battery

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria.

Fort Rodd Hill NHS shows the role the Victoria-Esquimalt coast artillery fortress has in the defence of Victoria and the naval base at Esquimalt harbour from 1878 to 1956.

Bridge on Admiral Road

Bridge on Admiral Road. Close to Craigflower Manor, Historic Site.

This location is steps away from the Craigflower Manor, Historic Site.

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Broad St and Johnson St

Broad St and Johnson St, Victoria BC virtual tour. Small local shops line the way to a shopping centre located only a couple of blocks away. A prestigious hotel, restaurants with European ethnicity in their menu and more are located around this location

Some trees break the cold urban feel creating a small town atmosphere taking us back in time on this picturesque downtown corner.

Small local shops line the way to a shopping centre located only a couple of blocks away. A prestigious hotel, restaurants with European ethnicity in their menu and more are located around this location, just steps from the Inner Harbour.

Burdett Ave and Penwell St

Hotels and restaurants close to Victoria Inner Harbour. Visit virtual tour

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Cadboro-Gyro Park, an ocean beach

Cadboro-Gyro Park, one of Victoria's nicest and best known ocean beaches, is located in Saanich less than ten minutes from Victoria downtown. A short stroll to shopping and restaurants and for the kids a marine theme and amusement playground

Cadboro-Gyro Park, one of Victoria's nicest and best known ocean beaches, is located in Saanich less than ten minutes from Victoria downtown. A short stroll to shopping and restaurants and for the kids a marine theme and amusement playground.

This sandy beach is a favorite for families because of this unique playground. It is a popular site for windsurfing and small sail boats, in addition to beach combing. There is a legendary Sea Monster, "Caddy" that is a relative of the Loch Ness monster, believed to be living in the bay.

Camosun College, The Young Building

Camosun College, The Young Building. "Meet me under the clock tower." Built in 1914 the Young Building was Victoria's first normal school.

"Meet me under the clock tower." Built in 1914 the Young Building was Victoria's first normal school.

During WWII the Young Building was converted in to a military hospital and reverted back to a school in 1946 and shared by Victoria College. After a few moves and names changes in 1971 the college counselors voted on the name Camosun on early name for Victoria.

Cattle Point Boat Ramp

Cattle Point Boat Ramp in Uplands Park, Victoria BC

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Cattle Point Geographical Marker

Cattle Point Geographical Marker in Uplands Park, Victoria BC

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Centennial Square

Centennial Square in Victoria, BC was created in 1963 and marked the 100th birthday of Victoria.

In 1963, the 100th birthday of Victoria was marked by the creation of Centennial Square. This marked the beginning of a vast scheme to preserve, restore and revive downtown Victoria.

McPherson Playhouse, a newly renovated policy station, a parkade and specialty shops, a senior citizen's centre and a sunken 'Knot Garden' were all arranged around a public square to form Centennial Square. The focal point is a fountain, its balustraded rim reminiscent of pieces from Oscar Niemeyer's Brasilia scheme (1958), and the mosaic concrete totems by local artist J.C.S. Wilkinson.

Chinatown's Gate

Victoria Chinatown Gate. Visit virtual tour

Across the street you have The Gate of Harmonious Interest. It's a ceremonial gate that today is the official entrance to Canada's oldest Chinatown.

Original access to Chinatown was through Fan Tan Alley. On Fisgard St between Government St and Douglas St is the Chinese Public School. A century ago, Chinese children were not allowed to attend white schools if they could only speak Chinese, so the Chinese community built this school in 1909 to teach the children English. Today, Chinese children go to regular schools, then attend the Chinese Public School from 4 p.m. onward to learn to speak Chinese. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Close to Rithet's Bog Nature Sanctuary

Rithet's Bog is home to a wide variety of birds and butterflies.

Rithet's Bog is home to a wide variety of birds and butterflies. The Conservation Area was donated to Saanich by the Guinness family of Britain in 1994.

Around this location you will find Halsey Financial Group, Vision Rejuvenation, South Island Surgical Centre, Royal LePage Coast Capital Realty, Gleneagle, Mortgage Architects, Remax Camosun, Dominion Lending Centre, Westland Insurance and more.

Cordova Bay at McMorran Restaurant

Cordova Bay Rd by Doumac Av - Saanich, BC

The Cordova Bay Rd in Saanich offers a great view by the sea and beautiful inviting beaches.

Whether you are driving or walking along Cordova Bay Rd, you will be able to appreciate the beauty of its scenery. You could walk along the beach or enjoy your favourite foods and drinks at the McMorran Restaurant.

Cordova Bay Rd at See View Inn.

Cordova Bay Rd at See View Inn - Mount Douglas, Saanich, BC

When winding through Mount Douglas Park, Cordova Bay Rd in Saanich offers great views of the sea along a stretch of mature cedar forests.

In its way through Mount Douglas Park, the biggest park in the area, Cordova Bay Rd discovers many walking trials surrounded by big cedars that will take you up to the summit of Mount Douglas Park, or down to the sea. The See View Inn. is an excellent option to enjoy nature and its beauty while staying in Victoria.

Craigdarroch Castle on Joan Crescent

Castle in Victoria BC, on Joan Crescent off Fort Street. Built in the 1890s by wealthy BC coal baron Robert Dunsmuir, Craigdarroch Castle is a beautiful historic Victorian-era mansion.

Joan Crescent swings around a quiet and traditional residential area. Coming off Fort Street, you'll discover the historic Craigdarroch Castle.

Built in the 1890s by wealthy BC coal baron Robert Dunsmuir, Craigdarroch Castle is a beautiful historic Victorian-era mansion.

Craigflower Manor - Historic Site

Craigflower Manor - Historic Site. In 1853-56, Kenneth McKenzie built this house for the Puget's Sound Agricultural Company, a subsidiary of the Hudson Bay Company.

'In 1853-56, Kenneth McKenzie built this house for the Puget's Sound Agricultural Company, a subsidiary of the Hudson Bay Company'.

'As the overseer's residence it was the focus of Caraigflower Farm, the senior of four farms on the island whose employment of colonists marked the transition fro fur trade to settlement on the northwest coast'. (from the plaque in the site)

Dominion Astrophysical Observatory

The Centre of the Universe Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Victoria BC started operating on May 1918.

At the top of the Observatory Hill in Saanich, just a few minutes drive from Victoria, you will find the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory.

The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory started operating on May 1918. It has three Plaskett telescopes, named after John Stanley Plaskett, the Observatory founder. This Observatory has been an important factor in the scientific reputation Canada has on a global scale.

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The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory celebrated 90 years of presence at the top of the Little Saanich Mountain on May 10, 2008. The 1.8-meter mirror of the telescope was shipped from Europe few days before the start of the First World War.

It was May 6th actually. Eric Chisholm

Double-deckers to discover Victoria

Victoria BC hostels, double-deckers and more. Discover the Victoria downtown area, including Chinatown, the Inner Harbour on open topped double-decker buses.

The Temple Emmanu-El is Victoria's oldest house of worship of any denomination, and the oldest surviving Synagogue in Canada. It was established in 1863 and restored in 1981.

Across on Blanshard is one of Victoria's best secrets, The Ocean Island Backpackers Inn. Blanshard Street and the Richard Blanshard Building were named after Richard Blanshard the Governor of the Colony of Vancouver Island. He was the first Governor who formerly assumed office in 1850. The Richard Blanshard building accommodates the province's Ministry of Health. Across on Blanshard, the Rotherham Place building accommodates the province's Ministry of Forests and Range.

Douglas Creek

Douglas Creek in Mt Douglas Park, Saanich, BC

The Douglas Creek flows south to north through Mount Douglas Park.

For more information about the Douglas Creek click here.

Douglas St and Fort St

Victoria BC, Douglas St and Fort St. This intersection boasts to be one of the busiest in Victoria for shopping, business and tourists. Banks and The Bay Centre are around this location.

This intersection boasts to be one of the busiest in Victoria for shopping, business and tourists. You'll find the Royal Bank on one corner and the TD Canada Trust on the other.

The Bay Centre on the opposite corner to the TD Canada Trust has Coast Capital Savings Credit Union and on the other corner enjoy a fine dining experience at the Cactus Club. This is a good spot to hop off the bus and venture down Fort Street to the inner harbour and take in all the shops on the way. And just a short walk down Douglas Street indulge in a self tour through the Victoria Conference Centre and The Empress Hotel or meander up Fort St also known as Antique Row and browse through the many shops of fine old collectibles and other novelty items and souvenirs. Also, just a few blocks in the other direction you can shop and eat in Victoria's own Chinatown.

Douglas St and View St

Commercial area in Victoria BC. Across the street, you'll find easy access to The Bay Centre. If you need a quick meal, McDonald's restaurant is at your service and next door have a read and a coffee at Chapters Book Store. There is a Starbuck's inside.

Not only does this intersection cater to tourists and shoppers, there are many ways to spend your energy.

Located in the CIBC Bank building, Peacock Billiards is conveniently located down a few steps where you can try your pool, snooker and foosball skills. Their new bistro features shareable plates, pastas, pizzas and desserts. Across the street, you'll find easy access to The Bay Centre. If you need a quick meal, McDonald's restaurant is at your service and next door have a read and a coffee at Chapters Book Store. There is a Starbuck's inside.

Downtown Victoria at Courtney St and Gordon St

Victoria BC offers a mixture of the past and present with well maintained buildings in the downtown area

There's a mixture of the past and present in the buildings in this area of downtown Victoria. Some murals offer a special touch to this corner.

Museums, hotels, restaurants, pubs, ice scream parlors and more are minutes away from this location. A two minute walk down Gordon Street will take you to the Inner Harbour. Around this intersection you will find Eagle Feather - First Nations Artists' Gallery, Victoria Bug Zoo, The Magnolia Hotel & Spa.

Downtown Victoria: full of colours

Nineteenth century and modern architecture create a town feeling atmosphere on t

Nineteenth century and modern architecture create a town feeling atmosphere on this downtown intersection. Colour, marble, red bricks, cast-stone panels and ceramic tiles combine past and present of a dynamic town.

This place is a few blocks from the Inner Harbour and surrounded by shops, restaurants, hotels and everything you need to enjoy a great day in beautiful Victoria, BC. Here you will find Robinson's Outdoor Store, Legacy Art Gallery and Cafe, Plum and more.

Elk / Beaver Lake Parks

Elk / Beaver Lake and Bear Hill Regional Parks. These parks are 434 hectares (1,072 acres) in size. They contain lush wetlands, tranquil forestland, panoramic hilltop vistas, and diverse lake communities teeming with life.

These parks are 434 hectares (1,072 acres) in size. They contain lush wetlands, tranquil forestland, panoramic hilltop vistas, and diverse lake communities teeming with life.

Recreational opportunities abound. Swimming, canoeing, rowing, water skiing, windsurfing and fishing are the most popular water activities. Nineteen kilometers of walking and bridle trails provide access for birdwatchers, joggers, horseriders and walkers to many of the quiet areas.

Elk Lake Drive at the Saanich Commonwealth Place

Saanich Commonwealth Place on Elk Lake Drive. The municipality of Saanich is the largest in the Greater Victoria are. A country life style with natural trials and farmlands, combines with the convenience of a town that offers everything you need.

The municipality of Saanich is the largest in the Greater Victoria are. A country life style with natural trials and farmlands, and the convenience of a city, offer everything you need.

This area is located between Victoria downtown and the Victoria International Airport and Swartz Bay Ferry terminal. Around this location you will find the Saanich Commonwealth Place, Bruce Hutchison Library , Beaver Lake Regional Park, Howard Johnson Hotel & Suites and Restaurant & Lounge, Cannor Nursery, Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic Church, Broadmead Village Shopping Centre and more.

Emily Carr House

Emily Carr House in Victoria BC. Location: 217 Government St., James Bay. Emily Carr, famous author, artist and painter, was born in this house.

Location: 217 Government St., James Bay. Emily Carr, famous author, artist and painter, was born in this house. Her father, Richard Carr, owned a warehouse on Wharf Street. He built this house - only the second in the neighbourhood) in 1863.

Italianate design - Richard had lived in San Francisco and much admired the house styles there. Emily Carr, born in 1871, studied in SF, England and Europe, and was recognized by the Group of Seven in Toronto in 1928 as "the leading West Coast artist). She lived and worked in this James Bay neighbourhood, and died in 1945 at the James Bay Inn (270 Government St. - being used as a nursing home for returning war vets at that time). 'by Danda Humphreys'

Fan Tan Alley in Chinatown

Fan Tan Alley in Chinatown, Victoria, BC Virtual Tour-Fan Tan Alley is in the heart of Canada's oldest Chinatown. With just five feet wide in width, and a height of three stories, this is a historic passage worth visiting.

Fan Tan Alley is in the heart of Canada's oldest Chinatown. With just five feet wide in width, and a height of three stories, this is a historic passage worth visiting.

This unique alley has remained almost unchanged since Chinatown's earliest times. High brick walls with a variety of colorful signs, invite to browse around at a few cozy little shops. For more information about Fan Tan Alley click here

Fernwood neighbourhood

Fernwood neighbourhood is surrounded by the neighbourhoods of Jubilee, Downtown, Fairfield, North Park, Harris Green and Hillside.

Close to downtown Victoria, Fernwood is a neighbourhood surrounded by the neighbourhoods of Jubilee, Downtown, Fairfield, North Park, Harris Green and Hillside.

Around this location you will find the Belfry Theatre, She Said Gallery, Fernwood Inn, Cornerstone Cafe, Pink Sugar Cupcakery, Studio 1284 Hair Studio & Day Spa, Stir it Up Authentic Caribbean Soul Food, Art 4 Life Tattoo and Black Raven Records.

Fernwood Square & Belfry Theatre

The Belfry Theatre in Fernwood Square is located at a nineteenth-century church designed by Thomas Hoope

The Fernwood community is centered at the Fernwood Square. Here the Belfry Theatre is located at a nineteenth-century church designed by Thomas Hooper.

Around this location you will find the Belfry Theatre, She Said Gallery, Fernwood Inn, Cornerstone Cafe, Pink Sugar Cupcakery, Studio 1284 Hair Studio & Day Spa, Stir it Up Authentic Caribbean Soul Food, Art 4 Life Tattoo and Black Raven Records. For more information about the Belfry Theatre click here

Fisgard Lighthouse - Colwood, BC

Fisgard Lighthouse, built in 1859, is now a National Historic Site open to the public. It's about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria.

Built in 1859, the Fisgard Lighthouse is now a National Historic Site open to the public. It's about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria.

The first permanent Lighthouse on the Pacific coast of Canada, the Fisgard Lighthouse was erected to guide mariners into the Esquimalt harbour. Brought from England, the lantern became operational on Nov.16, 1860, and in 1928 it was made automatic.

Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf is just a few minutes walking distance from Victoria Inner Harbour. Houseboats, ice cream, fish & chips, sea adventures and more..

Discover Fisherman's Wharf walking just a few minutes from the Victoria Inner Harbour or take a Victoria Harbour Ferry for a different and exciting experience. Bring your camera for great shots of picturesque and colorful houseboats.

Enjoy delicious ice cream, fish & chips, a hot beverage, embark in a whale watching adventure and more. Around this location you will find Grilligan's, Seaking Adventure Inc., Barb's Place Fish & Chips, The Fish Store, Jackson's Ice Cream Float, Victoria Harbour Ferry, Eagle Wing Tours Whale Watching and more.

Fisherman's Wharf & friendly seals

Fisherman's Wharf Victoria BC. Fisherman's Wharf is just a few minutes walking distance from Victoria Inner Harbour.

Just steps from Victoria Inner Harbour, Fisherman's Wharf is an ideal place for a romantic walk along the floating sidewalks as well as for whole family fun.

Children get a kick out of the seals that pop up to socialize from time to time. Around this location you will find Grilligan's, Seaking Adventure Inc., Barb's Place Fish & Chips, The Fish Store, Jackson's Ice Cream Float, Victoria Harbour Ferry, Eagle Wing Tours Whale Watching and Sherry Sanborn's 'SS Boutique,' featuring local artisan gifts.

Fishermans Wharf at Shoal Point

Fishermans Wharf at Shoal Point. Easily accessed from the Inner Harbour by car, Harbour Ferry, or on foot, Fishermans Wharf is a working fishing harbour which shares space with unique float-homes.

Easily accessed from the Inner Harbour by car, Harbour Ferry, or on foot, Fishermans Wharf is a working fishing harbour which shares space with unique float-homes.

Here on the dock you can enjoy fish and chips, hamburgers or ice-cream, browse an artisan gallery, or buy fresh-caught fish. 'Danda Humphreys'

Fountain on Broad and Fort

Fine Art Galleries, Shopping Centre, jewelry shops, eco stores, photography, caf

Fine Art Galleries, Shopping Centre, jewelry shops, eco stores, photography, cafes and much more.

If you are shopping or just enjoying a nice walk around Victoria, you may stop a few minutes on this corner to sit by the water fountain. The shopping centre includes a wide variety of popular stores and a food court. Additional stores are found on the street as well as restaurants and cafes.

User Comments:

I remember sitting here by this fountain for a few minutes before walking toward the Inner Harbour. It was nice and with a lot of people around. I wonder where everybody is on this panorama. Maybe they are taking a little nap :-), Cacho

Gift Shop

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Glendale Gardens & Woodland area

Glendale Gardens & Woodland area in Victoria BC. Visit virtual tour

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Gordon Head Jamboree in Lambrick Park

Jamboree at Lambrick Park hoste by Gordon Head Soccer Association.

The Gordon Head Soccer Association facilities include a clubhouse, grass field (Doug Day) and a turf field opened at the end of 2008.

This panorama was shoot during one of the Youth Jamboree hosted by Gordon Head Soccer Association.

Gordon Head Soccer Association in Tyndall Park

The Gordon Head Soccer Association has a Clubhouse, natural grass field (Doug Day) and a turf field opened at the end of 2008.

The Gordon Head Soccer Association facilities, located in Tyndall Park in Saanich, include a clubhouse, grass field (Doug Day) and a turf field opened at the end of 2008, plus soccer fields in Lambrick Park.

Supported by residents volunteers in Gordon Head, the Gordon Head Soccer Association provides annual soccer programs for kids, youth and adults. For more information you can visit the Gordon Head Soccer Association website.

Government House - Victoria, BC

The Government House is home to the Lieutenant Governor, representative of

The Government House is home to the Lieutenant Governor, representative ofthe Queen of England when carrying out official duties.

The original Government House was built in 1852 but burnt down only 3months later. The house was rebuilt two more times, and both times it wasdestroyed by fire. The present Government House was rebuilt in 1959.

Government St and Courtney St

Government St and Courtney St in Victoria BC. Close to Victoria Inner Harbour and surrounded by stores, restaurants, hotels, gift shops, pubs and more

Your are only one block from Victoria Inner Harbour and surrounded by stores, restaurants, hotels, gift shops, pubs and more.

Some of the businesses you will find around this location are the Indian Craft Shoppe, Copithorne & Rowe Giftware Merchants and Jade West Group Ventures.

Herald St and Store St - Victoria Chinatown

The gate into Chinatown is only a block away. Victoria's Chinatown is the oldest Chinatown on the west coast of North America. There you will find Chinese shops and restaurants

A mere 2-minute walk from the Johnson St. Bridge and 5 minutes from the Inner Harbour, Store St. features numerous businesses.

The gate into Chinatown is only a block away. Victoria's Chinatown is the second-oldest Chinatown on the North American west coast, after San Francisco. There you will find Chinese shops and restaurants.

Heritage Buildings close to Inner Harbour

Heritage Buildings close to Inner Harbour. Victoria has more original heritage buildings in its downtown area than any other city in Canada. Original facades have been lovingly restored.

The Union Club of British Columbia, a Gentleman's Club in the old British style, is located on the corner of Gordon and Humboldt streets.

Victoria has more original heritage buildings in its downtown area than any other city in Canada. Original facades have been lovingly restored. The Inner Harbour features hotels, restaurants and unique attractions. 'Danda Humphreys'

Heritage Homes in James Bay

James Bay in Victoria BC. Close to Victoria Inner Harbour is James Bay, a quiet and oldest neighbourhood in Victoria with a population of 11,000

Situated on the south side of the Inner Harbour, the quiet community of James Bay (pop. 11,000) is the oldest residential neighbourhood in Victoria.

Many James Bay heritage homes, built over 100 years ago as residences for Victoria’s first businessmen and government workers, now serve as year-round visitor accommodations. A horse-and-carriage ride will take you past unique facilities such as Marketa’s Bed &Breakfast, Holland House and the James Bay Inn. 'Danda Humphreys'

Inner Harbour at Bastion Square

Victoria Inner Harbour at the Bastion Square. Visit Victoria downtown.

Restaurants, pubs and cafes in historic buildings, the Bastion Square and the Inner Harbour make this spot one of the busiest in downtown Victoria.

Around this location you will find the Wharfside Eatery & Decks, Darcy's Pub, Paradiso Di Stelle and more.

Inner Harbour at Menzies Street

Hotels in Victoria BC close to the Victoria Inner Harbour and all amenities.

The Victoria Inner Harbour is close to all amenities. Festivals bring the harbour to life during the Summer months. Some hotels offer you spectacular views of the beautiful Victoria Inner Harbour right from your room.

Walk around or take a horse-drawn carriage tour to spend unforgettable time while learning more about Victoria, capital of British Columbia. Attractions, hotels, restaurants, and the wax museum can be found on this strip.

Inner Harbour Centre - Victoria, BC

Inner Harbour Centre located in Victoria BC offers boat tours, flying tours and whale watching tours. You will also find a cafe and other activities in this place located on the Inner Harbour.

Feel the soft breeze and listen to the gentle crash of the waves against the dock while enjoying a meal or a coffee in one of the restaurants in this location.

Inner Harbour Centre offers boat tours, flying tours and whale watching tours. Take one of these tours from the Inner Harbour waters to discover the region from a different point of view. You will also find a cafe and other activities in this place located on the Inner Harbour. Businesses around the Inner Harbour Centre are The Blackfish Cafe, Fantasea Charters, Kayak Rentals & Tours, Fantasea Charters, Harbour Air Seaplanes, Whale Watching Adventures and West Coast Air.

User Comments:

I was here for holidays once, it was great. It's great to see this tour on here, it captures the beauty so well. Next time I'm in town i will for sure use this as a source.

Derek (Calgary AB. Feb.5/09)

Island Hwy and Stormont Road

View Royal is a growing community of approximately 8,000 people, located within the Greater Victoria area and south of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

The Town of View Royal is a growing community of approximately 8,000 people, located within the Greater Victoria area and south of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

View Royal is a friendly community with village ambiance. From the town you can easily access to all amenities. The Victoria downtown is just a few minutes away by car or public transit. Waterfront views, parks and natural trails are all around View Royal for pedestrian and cyclist to enjoy!

Japanese Gazebo

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Japanese Tea House

Japanese Tea House at Glendale Gardens & Woodland. Visit virtual tour

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Kingston St by the water

Victoria BC Kingston St by the water. Just a two-minute walk from Fisherman's Wharf Park, this point offers yet another unique view of the Victoria Inner Harbour

Just a two-minute walk from Fisherman's Wharf Park, this point offers yet another unique view of the Victoria Inner Harbour.

Stroll on the waterfront or take the small ferry to out to this astonishing spot. Fine restaurants and top of the line hotels also embrace this location.

Lake and picnic area

Lake and picnic area at Glendale Gardens. Visit virtual tour

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Laurel Point - Victoria, BC

Laurel Point in Victoria BC, a great look out spot to relax and soak in the view on a warm summer day. Discover the Laurel Point Cannon and many more..

A great look out spot to relax and soak in the view on a warm summer island day. Discover the cannon that was first fired at 12:00 noon on Friday March 31st, 1978.

Across the calm waters of Laurel Point is downtown Victoria. From this point you can see the Fairmont Empress Hotel, the Parliament Building,the Royal BC Museum, the Johnson Street Bridge, and many more.

Lily Garden

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Lower Battery at Fort Rodd Hill

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria. Visit the Lower Battery

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria. Visit the Lower Battery

Fort Rodd Hill NHS shows the role the Victoria-Esquimalt coast artillery fortress has in the defence of Victoria and the naval base at Esquimalt harbour from 1878 to 1956.

Lower Causeway in Victoria Inner Harbour

The Victoria Inner Harbour is a gateway to British Columbia and Canada and is on

Walking along the lower causeway in Victoria Inner Harbour is a unique experience during all seasons.

During the Summer months, the harbour is the focus of festivals, shows and music. The Victoria Dragon Boat Festival in August, offers an ancient tradition with dragon boat races, entertainment and crafts for the whole family. On Canada Day, the harbour is the most crowded than any other day of the year. People from all over come down to witness the magnificent fireworks in celebration of Canada's birthday.

Main Access to Bastion Square

Bastion Square Victoria BC. Bastion Square is the social and cultural hub of Historic Downtown. Walk under the arch at the main entrance and you will find a fine collection of heritage buildings,boutiques, pubs, restaurants, hotels, shops and other items

Bastion Square is the social and cultural hub of Historic Downtown. Walk under the arch at the main entrance and you will find a fine collection of heritage buildings,boutiques, pubs, restaurants, hotels, shops and other items of interest.

During summer months (May to October), an Artisan Market adds a unique local flair. You can enter Bastion Square from Government Street or Wharf Street and discover this area's hidden treasures. Either side of the Bastion Square entrance, Government Street offers a major shopping centre, pubs, restaurants, clothing stores, an old-style tobacconist, a fine bookstore, BC jade jewellery and other fine crafts, specialty shoe stores and an ice cream parlour. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Majestic Park in Gordon Head

Majestic Park is located in the heart of the Gordon Head community. With an easy access by bus, car or foot, this is a great place for children to play and adults to enjoy some sports.

Majestic Park is located in the heart of the Gordon Head community. With easy access by bus, car or foot, this is a great place for children to play and adults to relax.

A playground area, tennis court, baseball field, large grassed area with benches and picnic tables, provide a welcoming family atmosphere for a fun day at the park.

Market Square - Downtown Victoria, BC

Victoria BC Market Square virtual tour - Market Square is located in Chinatown and only minutes away from the Inner Harbour. More shops, restaurants and a shopping mall, surround this historical place

Market Square, like the name suggests, is a courtyard containing numerous shops, restaurants, and a nightclub. It is also the site of many festivals and performances year-round.

Market Square is located on the edge of Chinatown and only minutes away from the Inner Harbour. More shops, restaurants and a shopping mall, surround this historical place.

McKenzie Ave and Shelbourne St in Saanich

McKenzie Ave and Shelbourne St intersection is one of the busiest in the area. Here you will find the University Heights Shopping Centre, Tuscany Village, gas stations, offices and apartment buildings.

The District of Saanich is located north of Victoria, the provincial capital. This intersection is one of the busiest in the area.

Here you are steps from University Heights Shopping Centre, Tuscany Village, gas stations, offices and apartment buildings. The University of Victoria is located a few minutes by foot from this area, as well as Mt Tolmie and Mt Douglas Parks.

Mermaid Fountain on the Westson Way promenade

Mermaid Fountain on the Westsong Way promenade on the Victoria Harbour. Sculptor John Barney Weaver, Canada 1990. The sea muse sought an eden isle. Soaring on dolphins wing. Where Emerald Knights in helmets white. Guard shores of endless spring

About 20 minutes walking from the Victoria Inner Harbour on the Westsong Way continuous promenade, you will find the Mermaid Fountain.

Part of the plaque, by Robt. G. Evans: "Sculptor John Barney Weaver, Canada 1990. The sea muse sought an eden isle. Soaring on dolphins wing. Where Emerald Knights in helmets white. Guard shores of endless spring"

Mile Zero

At Mile Zero in Victoria BC, Douglas Street is the start of Canada's Number 1 Highway and stretches all across Canada.

At Mile Zero, Douglas Street is the start of Canada's Number 1 Highway and stretches all across the country. A Terry Fox monument was unveiled here in 2006.

A Toast to Terry Fox by Jimmy Smith

In his memory here we stand. In honor of this brave young man. His life he gave to help mankind. A cure, a gift, so short in time.

First lonely miles he showed no fear. Inspire he did, it cost him dear. The crowds would gather as he'd go. From people gifts would start to flow.

In his shadow we all live. He taught us all the gift to give. His dream to run from coast to coast. That son of Canada, we will toast.

Mount Douglas Golf Course

First come first serve. Close to downtown, this nine hole public golf course offers great fun and good value for all ages.

First come first serve. Close to downtown, this nine hole public golf course offers great fun and good value for all ages.

Next door you may want to practice at the driving range or test your putting skills in the mini golf. Be sure to explore the corn maze and take the train ride at Galey's Farm across the street.

Mount Douglas Park Beach

Mount Douglas Park Beach in Saanich. See virtual tour.

Mount Douglas Park Beach is a long sandy beach with easy access from the parking lot located at the end of Cedar Hill Rd in Saanich.

For more information about Mount Douglas Park click here.

Mount Douglas Park summit

Mount Douglas Park Summit in Saanich, BC. The summit at Mount Douglas offers spectacular 360 degree views of the city, the sea, rural Saanich, and the Olympic Pensinsula Mountains in Washington State.

The summit at Mount Douglas offers spectacular 360 degree views of the city, the sea, rural Saanich, and the Olympic Pensinsula Mountains in Washington State.

The Canada/U.S. border runs through the Strait of Juan de Fuca, between Victoria's waterfront and the Olympics. Driving off Shelbourne St and Cedar Hill Rd, the Churchill St will take you up to the Mt Douglas summit elevation of 213 meters. First known as the "hill of cedars", this parkland was originally set aside as a Government Reserve in 1858 by Sir James Douglas. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Mount Tolmie Park summit

Mount Tolmie in Saanich, British Columbia. A short drive from the city centre, Mt. Tolmie offers panoramic views of Saanich and Victoria, as well as the Olympic Peninsula Mountains and Mt. Baker in Washington State.

A short drive from the city centre, Mt. Tolmie offers panoramic views of Saanich and Victoria, as well as the Olympic Peninsula Mountains and Mt. Baker in Washington State.

Mt. Tolmie, Mt. Douglas and Mt. Baker form part of a chain of extinct volcanoes that line the north-west coast. Driving up the winding road or walking one of the many natural pathways to the top of Mt. Tolmie's 120-metre summit, you will be rewarded with picnic tables, places to stop and enjoy nature, and a 360-degree view from the summit. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Mulberry Bush

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Nature blends with the City

Belleville St & Pendray St in Victoria BC is just another corner where you can start discovering Victoria. Hotels, restaurants, a ferry terminal are located around this location.

The sea, trees, spectacular theatre and museums, Canadian art, prestigious hotels and sumptuous restaurants, are all around the Victoria Inner Harbour.

Just two blocks from the Inner Harbour, you can feel and listen to the noises of a city while enjoying the tranquility of a town. For a relaxing, calm and natural stroll, this is a perfect place to start discovering Victoria.

Oak Bay Ave and Monterey Ave

Oak Bay is a quaint and charming community well known for its elegant homes, many built almost 100 years ago. Major attractions include Oak Bay Marina, Willows Beach and the annual Oak Bay Tea Party.

"Tea anyone?" The heart of Oak Bay blends old English character with contemporary charm. Here you will find tearooms, English pubs and many unique shops and restaurants.

Oak Bay is a quaint and charming community well known for its elegant homes, many built almost 100 years ago. Major attractions include Oak Bay Marina, Willows Beach Park and the annual Oak Bay Tea Party.

Oak Bay Marina area

The Oak Bay Marina shares its home with the renowned Oak Bay Marina Restaurant and the Marina Coffee House. Enjoy visiting this beautiful spot and the view of Mount Baker.

The Oak Bay Marina is a full service marina located just ten minutes from downtown and close to Windsor Park.

The Oak Bay Marina shares its home with the renowned Oak Bay Marina Restaurant and the Marina Coffee House. Enjoy visiting this beautiful spot and the view of Mount Baker.

Oak Bay Municipal Hall

Oak Bay Municipal Hall location virtual tour

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Ocean Adventure Park by the Sea in Saanich

Saanich has many places full of nature to walk and contemplate the sea. From the Ocean Adventure Park, the Strait of Georgia can give you spectacular views with calm waters and blue skies

Saanich has many places full of nature to walk and contemplate the sea. From the Ocean Adventure Park, the Strait of Georgia can give you spectacular views with calm waters and blue skies.

If you are walking or driving North or South on Arbutus Road in Saanich, stop by the Queen Alexandria Children's Hospital and spend some time in the Ocean Adventure Park. If it's raining, no problem, you can still enjoy the views from the red shelter strategically located on the rocks between the forest and the water. The Ocean Adventure Park is located just 20 minutes driving from downtown Victoria.

Ogden Point and Breakwater

Ogden Point and Breakwater in Victoria BC.

Ogden Point, located at the beginning of the scenic Dallas Road, is a place where you may want to stop to enjoy the views.

As a deep water port, every year Ogden Point receives Cruise ships with visitors to Victoria downtown, located a few minutes by foot from this point. Around this location you will find the Odgen Point Dive Centre & Cafe, Surf Motel, Fisher House Bed & Breakfast and more.

Old Victoria at Store and Pandora

Hotels, restaurants, stores, cafes and the historical Market Square give life to

Hotels, restaurants, stores, cafes and the historical Market Square give life to this traditional corner in the Old Victoria area.

The "Blue" Johnson Street Bridge and the Via Rail Canada train station are just steps from this busy intersection. On this corner you will find a cairn erected at the site of Victoria first Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway Station, on Canada Day 1984.

Ornamental Grass Garden - Gazebo

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Oswego St and Kingston St

Accommodations in Victoria BC. Close to Victoria Inner Harbour and MacDonald Park. Around this interception you will find the Oswego Hotel, Fisher House Bed & Breakfast, and more.

This intersection is a few minutes walking distance from the Victoria Inner Harbour and MacDonald Park.

Around this location you will find the Oswego Hotel, Marketa's Bed & Breakfast, and more.

Parliament Buildings Gardens

The Parliament Buildings gardens offer you peaceful and beautiful open areas covered by colorful flowers and water ponds. The front lawn is a popular stop for picnics on a hot summer day.

The Parliament Buildings' gardens offer you peaceful and beautiful open areas covered by colorful flowers and water ponds. The front lawn is a popular stop for picnics on a hot summer day.

The giant redwood tree in front of the Parliament Buildings was planted around 1863, before the construction started in 1893. The buildings were constructed by architect Francis Rattenbury in honor of celebrating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

Peaceful corner close to Inner Harbour

Hotels, restaurants and cafes are all mere steps away from this intersection clo

Hotels, restaurants and cafes are all mere steps away from this intersection.

Enjoy a short two-minute walk to the Inner Harbour and experience the excitement of the music and arts & craft fairs by the sea during the summer season.

Pond and Gift Shop area

Glendale Gardens & Woodland. Visit pond virtual tour

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Quadra Park

Quadra Park. At the corner of Belleville and Oswego streets, Quadra Park is named for Captain Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra, who was sent here in 1792 to claim this island for the King of Spain.

At the corner of Belleville and Oswego streets, Quadra Park is named for Captain Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra, who was sent here in 1792 to claim this island for the King of Spain.

Across the street from Quadra Park, the Clipper and Coho ferry terminals serve as entry points to Victoria for visitors from the U.S. Within easy walking distance, you find hotels, restaurants and attractions such as the Royal London Wax Museum. 'Danda Humphreys'

Quadra Park and Inner Harbour

Corner of Quadra Park and the Victoria - Port Angeles vehicle & passenger Ferry

Corner of Quadra Park and the Victoria - Port Angeles vehicle & passenger Ferry terminal.

Walking distance to Inner Harbour, museums, Parliament Building, accommodations, restaurants, cafes, and much more. Fresh off the ferry you can enjoy all the perks of downtown Victoria!

Quadra St and Johnson St

Quadra St and Johnson St in Victoria BC is steps from the downtown area. Shopping centre, cafes, supermarkets, restaurants, public and private offices are located around this area.

The Quadra and Johnson streets intersection is steps from the downtown core. A shopping centre, cafes, supermarkets, restaurants, apartment buildings, and public and private offices are located around this area.

In early March, while in many other cities in Canada people are still facing the winter blues, here in Victoria we can already enjoy sunny days. With 2,223 hours of sun per year, Victoria is among the sunniest cities in British Columbia.

Resting spot close to downtown

Rupert Terrace and Quadra St Victoria BC. Resting spot virtual tour close to Abigail's Hotel

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Rugby game at Windsor Park

Windsor Park in Oak Bay virtual tour

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Sculpture in the Upper Harbour

The Johnson Street Bridge, in the background, is the entrance to the Inner Harbo

The Johnson Street Bridge, in the background, is the entrance to the Inner Harbour. A splendid work sculpted by a Canadian artist, Restaurants, Cafes and sea adventures, add a certain flare to this corner of the city.

"Four Winds", by artist Chris Johnson a.k.a. Ice Bear, is an indigenous expression about the future as foretold in messages carried by the winds. On hot summer days, nothing beats a nice, relaxing walk along the Upper Harbour.

Shelbourne St and Feltham Rd in Saanich

Commercial and Residential area in Saanich, Victoria BC. Here you are steps from the Mt Douglas Park, the largest park in the area. The University of Victoria is located a few minutes by foot from here.

Here you are steps from the Mt Douglas Park, the largest park in the area. A commercial plaza and residential buildings make this a very active corner in Saanich.

Around this location you will find the Saanich Pharmacy, Master Clean Drycleaners, Hothouse Pizza, The Thirsty Vintner Winemaking, Hair Studio Copa and Day Spa, MTI Computers, 7 Eleven, Berwick Retirement Home and more.

Songhees Point

Westsong Way, a continuous waterfront promenade, was constructed by the Municipality of Esquimalt and the City of Victoria and opened October 2nd, 1990.

Westsong Way, a continuous waterfront promenade, was constructed by the Municipality of Esquimalt and the City of Victoria and opened October 2nd, 1990.

In this place called Songhees Point, a Totem Pole was raised in 1994 through the initiative of the Songhees Nation, to recognize the three major Native languages of Vancouver Island.

Stadacona Park in Victoria BC

Stadacona Park is located on Pandora Ave between Elford St and Belmont Ave. This is a pleasant place to relax surrounded by nature in the heart of Victoria.

Stadacona Park is located on Pandora Ave between Elford St and Belmont Ave. This is a pleasant place surrounded by nature right in the heart of Victoria! A great place to sit back and relax!

A playground area, tennis court, large grassed area with benches and picnic tables, provide a welcoming family atmosphere for a fun day at the park. For more information about parks in Victoria BC click here

Surrounded by parks in James Bay

James Bay Parks. MacDonald Park, Irving Park, Beacon Hill Park and more, are all around this location.

This James Bay spot, located between MacDonald Park and Irving Park is only a few minutes walking distance from the Victoria Inner Harbour.

A few steps East on Michigan St you'll find Beacon Hill Park. From here you can also walk West on Simcoe St toward the Fisherman's Wharf. The Fisher House Bed & Breakfast can be found around this location.

Tearoom area

Tearoom area at Glendale Gardens & Woodland. Visit virtual tour

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The 'Blue Bridge' - Victoria Inner Harbour

The Blue Bridge, built in 1924, is located at the foot of Johnson Street and defines the entrance to the Upper Harbour.

The "Blue Bridge", opened in January 1924, is located at the foot of Johnson Street and defines the entrance to the Upper Harbour.

The double lifting span bridge was designed by Joseph Strauss, who also designed the Golden Gate suspension bridge in San Francisco. In 1979 the bridge was repaired and painted in blue to match the oxides of its pigment. Spend a few minutes on this bridge and experience a unique scenery of the Victoria Inner Harbour. For more information about businesses around this area click here

User Comments:

I cannot believe we are replacing the Blue Bridge. Having read all the pros and cons it is not to anyones advantage and will be an outrageous cost. Similar to the olympics eh?

mjalger (Sep.24/09)

I have been shooting panoramas around Victoria downtown during the last 5 years and something I noticed is that the blue bridge is almost everywhere. I think that any solution to replace or fix the bridge should include this strong presence the blue bridge has in the city. Hopefully it will remain at least "blue".

Martin (Oct.17/09)

The Flatiron in Esquimalt

Esquimalt BC virtual tour. Designed by Moore Paterson Architects, The Flatiron was inspired by the famous New York 'Flatiron Buidling'.

Designed by Moore Paterson Architects, The Flatiron was inspired by the famous New York building of the same name.

Within easy walking and driving distance from downtown Victoria, Esquimalt is home to a mix of commerce, older homes, and modern residential developments. 'Danda Humphreys'

The Moon Bridge - Upper Takara Garden

The Moon Bridge - Upper Takara Garden at Glendale Gardens. Visit virtual tour

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The Parliamentary Precinct

The Douglas House located on Government Street between Belleville and Superior has a southern view of the Parliament Buildings and the Legislative Assembly

This section of Government Street includes part of the Legislature Grounds, the Royal British Columbia Museum, and historic Elliott Street Square where Helmcken House and St. Ann's Schoolhouse are located.

Helmcken House, built in 1852 for Dr. John Helmcken, first surgeon at Fort Victoria, is the oldest house still standing on its original site in B.C. It stood next to Governor James Douglas's home, which was demolished in 1906 to make space for the Museum. The Royal BC Museum is listed in the top three museums in North America. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Thunderbird Park

Thunderbird Park is one of downtown Victoria's most extraordinary features; the park's impressive display of poles and big houses has made it a tourist landmark for nearly 60 years.

Thunderbird Park with its impressive display of poles and big houses has made it a tourist landmark for nearly 60 years.

Thunderbird Park is next to the Royal BC Museum and across the street from the bus depot, Victoria Conference Centre, and the Empress Hotel. One block from here is the Victoria Inner Harbour.

Totems at Thunderbird Park

Victoria BC Thunderbird Park virtual tour. Walking around Victoria allows you to find unique spots like Thunderbird Park. Stop and enjoy this piece of forest right in Victoria downtown and capture the images of the totem poles located in this park

Walking around Victoria allows you to find unique spots like this in Thunderbird Park. Stop and enjoy this piece of forest right in Victoria downtown and capture the images of the totem poles located in this park.

Here you will also find a stylish hotel and a high quality food restaurant. All this is just steps from the beautiful Victoria Inner Harbour, the Royal BC Museum and the Beacon Hill Park, an oasis of natural and landscaped beauty.

Trees around the Inner Harbour

Trees around the Inner Harbour. While walking around the Inner Harbour, marvel at the 'dinosaur-style' Weeping Sequoias and magnificent Arbutus trees on the Empress Hotel grounds.

While walking around the Inner Harbour, marvel at the 'dinosaur-style' Weeping Sequoias and magnificent Arbutus trees on the Empress Hotel grounds.

The Arbutus (called Madrona in the U.S.) thrives along salt-water coastlines, grows up to 100 feet (30 metres), and can live up to 500 years. Shedding bark reveals its orange-coloured trunk, but it never sheds its dark-green leaves. The Arbutus tree and sequoias in the Empress Hotel gardens are over 100 years old. Steps away from here, you will find The Union Club of British Columbia, historic Government Street, the Visitor Information Centre, and more. 'by Danda Humphreys'

Trounce Alley - Downtown Victoria, BC

Trounce Alley in Victoria BC subtlety takes you from the city into a different world with tiny, cozy stores, cafes and restaurants

This magical Downtown Victoria alley subtlety takes you from the city into a different world with tiny, cozy stores, cafes and restaurants. Trounce Alley also features one of the many scary attractions in the city.

Around this location you will find Levi's Store, Urban Country Basics, Nightmares Scary Attraction, The Tapa Bar Restaurant, Wilson's, Buttons, Instinct Art & Gifts and more.

Tuscany Village

Tuscany Village in Saanich, Victoria BC is located on the corner of McKenzie Avenue and Shelbourne Street. Apartments and shopping area combine in this European style village.

Tuscany Village is located in Gordon Head, Saanich, on the corner of McKenzie Avenue and Shelbourne Street. Apartments and shopping area combine in this European style village.

Here you will find Thrify Foods, Pharmasave, Starbucks Coffee, high-end restaurant, liquor store, Blockbusters, Monk Office Supply, Tuscany Medical Clinic, physiotherapists, dentist, doctors, veterinarian, hair salon, and more. For more information about Tuscany Village click here

Typical Cul-de-sac in Saanich

Typical Cul-de-sac in Sidney

Saanich is located 20 minutes driving from Victoria downtown. Formerly an area dominated by farms and agricultural lands, today Saanich offers the charm of country life mingled with the convenience of urban residential neighborhoods.

In Saanich you will find the Mount Douglas Park that is the biggest park in the area. Mount Doug Park provides excellent parking and picnicking facilities for visitors and locals, as well as walking trials surrounded by big cedars. You may also encounter deer, squirrels and raccoons that are natural inhabitants of the park.

Typical Cul-de-sac in Victoria

A typical cul-de-sac in Victoria offers a peaceful and full of nature place no far from downtown Victoria. Houses and hotels blend perfectly into this urban area close to all amenities

This quiet cul-de-sac in Victoria offers a peaceful place, full of natural surroundings, just steps from downtown Victoria.

Houses and Victoria hotels blend perfectly into this urban area, close to all local amenities. Rest on the bench you will find here to enjoy the serenity. Next follow the path that will lead you to Fairfield Rd, then follow Humboldt St to reach the Victoria Inner Harbour.

University Heights Shopping Centre

University Heights Shopping Centre is a few minutes by foot from the University of Victoria and in the heart of the Gordon Head residential community. Here you will find a Safeway, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Boston Pizza, Post Office, and more

University Heights Shopping Centre is in the Municipality of Saanich, on 3954 Shelbourne St, in between McKenzie Avenue and Glencraig Place

University Heights Shopping Centre is a few minutes by foot from the University of Victoria and in the heart of the Gordon Head residential community. Here you will find Safeway, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Boston Pizza, Liquor Store, Canada Post, Dollar Store, Tim Horton and more.

Uplands Park

Uplands Park in Victoria British Columbia

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Uplands Park by the sea

Uplands Park by the sea in Victoria British Columbia

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Upper Battery at Fort Rodd Hill

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria. Visit the Upper Battery

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria.

Fort Rodd Hill NHS shows the role the Victoria-Esquimalt coast artillery fortress has in the defence of Victoria and the naval base at Esquimalt harbour from 1878 to 1956.

Upper Battery Interior at Fort Rodd Hill

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park shows the role the Victoria-Esquimalt coast artillery fortress has in the defence of Victoria and the naval base at Esquimalt harbour from 1878 to 1956.

Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Victoria. You are inside the Upper Battery

Fort Rodd Hill NHS shows the role the Victoria-Esquimalt coast artillery fortress has in the defence of Victoria and the naval base at Esquimalt harbour from 1878 to 1956.

Uvic campus

The University of Victoria is among the most prestigious universities in Canada.

The University of Victoria is among the most prestigious universities in Canada. Surrounded by natural paths and gardens, visitors and students find an ideal environment to learn and relax.

Social, cultural, environmental, artistic and athletic events give Uvic a well-deserved international tradition for excellence. While visiting the campus, look out for the famous Uvic bunnies running wild all over campus.

Vancouver St and Fairfield Rd - Victoria, BC

Victoria BC Vancouver St and Fairfield Rd Virtual Tour. Not far from downtown Victoria, this colourful intersection depicts a typical Victorian residential area with some shops offering exclusive creations

Not far from downtown Victoria, this colourful intersection depicts a typical Victorian residential area with some shops offering exclusive creations.

Walking along the line of trees will take you west to downtown Victoriaand south to Beacon Hill Park.

Vancouver St and Yates St

Vancouver St and Yates St, Victoria BC virtual tour. This intersection in Victoria BC features everything from restaurants, a cafe and a drug store to a computer store and apartment buildings

This intersection features everything from restaurants, a cafe and a drug store to a computer store and apartment buildings.

Apartments and offices buildings bring additional dynamism to this location. A 10 min walk west on Yates St will take you toVictoria Inner Harbour. A light 15 min walk down Vancouver St willlead you to the Beacon Hill Park.

Victoria - City of Gardens

Victoria BC, city of gardens, at the Victoria Harbour is a gateway to British Columbia and Canada and is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Recreational vessels and small cruise ships can moor in the centre of this famous heritage city

The Victoria Harbour is a gateway to British Columbia and Canada and is one of the most beautiful harbours in the world.

Recreational vessels and small cruise ships can moor in the centre of this famous heritage city, just steps from its historic streets and distinctive architecture. During the summer months, the harbour is the focus of festivals, shows and music, as well as the perfect destination for a relaxing walk along the water.

Victoria Conference Centre

Victoria Conference Centre virtual tour. The Victoria Conference Centre provides spaces for meetings

The Victoria Conference Centre provides spaces for meetings. The available facilities include 73,000 square feet of meeting area, a large exhibit hall, 16 multi-purpose meeting rooms, and a 400-seat lecture theatre.

Click on the sound player below the panorama to hear the fountain.

Victoria Inner Harbour

Victoria BC Inner Harbour. The Inner Harbour brings a touch of life and youthfulness to one of the

The Inner Harbour brings a touch of life and youthfulness to one of the oldest cities in Canada.

For a different experience of the city, bicycle cabs and horsedrawn carriages can take you around town with savvy guides to help you learn more about the city and take full advantage of your visit. Around this location you will find The Empress Hotel, Undersea Gardens, Milestones Restaurant, Oceanside Gifts, Victoria Visitor Information Centre and more.

Victoria Inner Harbour

Victoria Inner Harbour is one of the most beautiful places to visit. The Parliament Buildings, house of the Government of British Columbia, are among the most visited places in the city.

Victoria BC is beautiful all year round. During the holiday season lights and decorations arouse a unique Christmas spirit around the Inner Harbour.

We, at VirtualVacationGuide.com, want to take this opportunity to wish all our visitors and customers the very best this holiday season. We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy 2010!

Victoria Inner Harbour at the Empress Hotel

During the summer months local artists and performers put their talents on

During the summer months local artists and performers put their talents ondisplay for hundreds of people gathered around the harbour.

Visiting boats gathered on the docks, ornamental trees, and hanging baskets with colourful flowers create the perfect ambient for a relaxing experience of the dynamic Victoria Inner Harbour.

Victoria's Old Town

Victoria's Old Town. Victoria is a popular year-round destination. Broad Street's heritage buildings house coffee shops, restaurants and specialty stores that offer enjoyment, relaxation and escape from the worries of everyday life.

We're just a few blocks away from Victoria's Inner Harbour and the oldest Chinatown in Canada.

Victoria is a popular year-round destination. Broad Street's heritage buildings house coffee shops, restaurants and specialty stores that offer enjoyment, relaxation and escape from the worries of everyday life.

Welcome to Oak Bay

Welcome to Oak Bay virtual tour

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Westsong Walkway

Westsong Walkway. Following the north side of the Inner Harbour from the Johnson Street Bridge (known as the Blue Bridge) to West Bay Marina, the Westsong Walkway offers easy exercise and unlimited views across the harbour.

Following the north side of the Inner Harbour from the Johnson Street Bridge (known as the Blue Bridge) to West Bay Marina, the Westsong Walkway offers easy exercise and unlimited views across the harbour.

The Westsong Walkway is in an area called Esquimalt, named for the First Nations families that once lived on this land. The walkway provides easy access to hotels, condominiums and Spinnakers Brewhouse and Restaurant. 'Danda Humphreys'

Westsong Way

The Westsong Way waterfront walks offer unique views of the Sooke Hills and Olym

The Westsong Way waterfront walks offer unique views of the Sooke Hills and Olympic Mountains.

The Westsong Way starts at the Johnson Street Bridge and continues with the waterfront on the west side of the harbour. A great destination for cyclists and pedestrians alike.

Westsong Way close to marina

Westsong Way close to marina. Visit virtual tour

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Wharf Street in the Old Victoria area

You are in the Old Victoria area. The dynamic of the present blends with the mem

You are in the Old Victoria area. The dynamic of the present blends with the memories of the past, as reflected in historical buildings and passages, to offer a unique experience while you wonder around this area.

Just steps from this place you'll find the Inner Harbour, the Johnson "Blue Bridge", Bastion Square, Fan Tan Alley in China Town, and more.

Wharf Street park

Wharf Street park contains an anchor from one of the early ships and a historic marker explaining that Fort Victoria stood nearby

Park contains an anchor from one of the early ships and a historic marker explaining that Fort Victoria stood nearby (actually directly across the street). Fort St. was the pathway through the centre of Fort Victoria.

Mooring rings (now painted white so people can see them) in the rocks immediately north of the park have been there since 1842. Hudson's Bay Company ships tied up at a little wharf. Everyone coming to Fort Victoria sailed here via San Francisco (no overland travel until the 1880s) and stepped ashore from ships that tied up at those mooring rings. 'by Danda Humphreys'

White Spot and Paul's Motor Inn

Restaurant and Inn in Victoria BC. See where The White Spot restaurant and Paul's Motor Inn are located.

The White Spot restaurant was founded by Nat Bailey in 1928. With its headquarters in Vancouver, the famous original recipes (try the Triple O sauce) of White Spot has 11 locations on Vancouver Island two of which are in Victoria.

Across the street is one of Victoria's icons, Paul's Motor Inn located at 1900 Douglas St, famous for its home cooked meals and voted the best commercial motel by The Northwest Commercial Travellers' Association. Paul Arsens founded Paul's Motor Inn in 1958 and he is also the owner the luxurious Laurel Point Inn located in the inner harbour.

Willows Beach Park

Willows Beach Park is a favorite stop for summer socializing and people watching as it features a sandy beach, large grassed area, playground, benches and picnic tables.

Connected to Cattle Point by a scenic trail, this park is a favorite stop for summer socializing and people watching as it features a sandy beach, large grassed area, playground, benches and picnic tables.

The tea house concession is open mid-May to September, serving coffee, hot dogs, hamburgers, fries and cold drinks - and of course tea.

Willows Beach Park from the rocks

Willows Beach Park is a favorite stop for summer socializing and people watching as it features a sandy beach, large grassed area, playground, benches and picnic tables.

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Beatty St

Beatty St Between Georgia St and Dunsmuir st

Beatty St Between Georgia St and Dunsmuir st

Beatty St Between Georgia St and Dunsmuir st

Brockton Point - Stanley Park

Brockton Point - Stanley Park in Vancouver BC. Visit virtual tour.

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Burrard Bridge

Burrard Bridge in Vancouver BC. Visit virtual tour

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Canada Place - Imax

Canada Place in Vancouver

Vancouver virtual tours are under development. Please visit this destination later.

Around this location is Imax Theatre.

Canyon Lookout

Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver. Canyon Lookout virtual tour

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Gift Shop terrace

Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver. Gift Shop terrace virtual tour

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Granville Bridge

Granville Bridge in Vancouver BC. Visit virtual tour

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Hamilton St and Dunsmuir St

Hamilton St and Dunsmuir St in Vancouver BC

Hamilton St and Dunsmuir St

Hamilton St and Dunsmuir St

Kia'palano

Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver. Kia'palano virtual tour

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Story Centre

Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver. Visit virtual tour

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Suspension Bridge

Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver. Visit virtual tour

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The Treehouse

Capilano Suspension Bridge. The Treehouse virtual tour

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W Hastings St rotonda

Vancouver BC, W Hastings St and Seymour St

W Hastings St and Seymour St

W Hastings St and Seymour St

2nd Street at the Marina Court

2nd Street at the Marina Court. Visit the Sidney Information Centre located at the Marina Court for maps and information about Sidney and the region.

Visit the Sidney Information Centre located at the Marina Court for maps and information about Sidney and the region.

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Access to the beach at Allbay Rd and Bigrock Rd

Sidney BC access to the beach. Sidney has many places where you can enjoy scenic views. This is a perfect spot to seat and contemplate the Straight of Georgia or access the beach for a pleasant walk.

A bench to contemplate and relax.

Sidney has many places where you can enjoy scenic views. This is a perfect spot to seat and contemplate the Straight of Georgia or access the beach for a pleasant walk.

Arbour in Rose Garden

Memorial Rose Garden. This Rose Arbour was constructed by The Town of Sidney Parks Department in memory of the late Robert (Bob) Jackson who developed the Memorial Rose Garden.

This Rose Arbour was constructed by The Town of Sidney Parks Department in memory of the late Robert (Bob) Jackson who developed the Memorial Rose Garden.

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Beach-front Walking

Sidney Canada with its beach-front is a wonderful spot for bird enthusiasts. Bald Eagles and Herons make frequent appearances, and many shoreline birds travel along the shallow coast line.

A path winds its way down the waterfront of Sidney, providing beach access in a number of places. Wildlife such as bald eagles, seals, herons, sea stars, and more are easily viewed from this point.

There are picnic tables and benches all the way along, providing perfect lunch time or rest stops for travelers. The beach-front in Sidney is a wonderful spot for bird enthusiasts. Bald Eagles and Herons make frequent appearances, and many shoreline birds travel along the shallow coast line.

Beacon Ave at 7th Street

Sidney British Columbia. Around this location you will find the Sidney Information Centre, Subway, Pharmasave, Smitty's Restaurant, Thrifty Food, Travelodge, Coast Capital Savings, Coffee and Tea House.

Your are a few steps from the Patricia Bay Hwy.

Around this location you will find the Sidney Information Centre, Subway, Pharmasave, Smitty's Restaurant, Thrifty Food, Travelodge, Coast Capital Savings, Coffee and Tea House.

Commercial area on 5th Street

Some businesses in this location are Monk Office Supply, Retail Stores, Cat & Dog Boutique, Lifestyle Select Vitamin Shop, Music Store, Insurance, Odyssia Restaurant, Marks Work Wearhouse and others.

Some businesses in this location are:

Monk Office Supply, Retail Stores, Cat & Dog Boutique, Lifestyle Select Vitamin Shop, Music Store, Insurance, Odyssia Restaurant, Marks Work Wearhouse and others.

Downtown Sidney

Beacon between Resthaven and Fifth - Sidney, BC

Sidney has a wonderful collection of shops and restaurants that cater to the needs and tastes of all ages, both locals and visitors.

Book and chocolate stores, bakeries, restaurants, pet shops, and many other businesses line this main street of Sidney. Sidney is well knows for it's variety of 2nd hand shops, all located just walking distance away from here!

Garden Court in Sidney BC

Garden Court in Sidney BC. Around this location you will find Ten Thousand Villages, Art Knapp Home & Garden, Gaea Boutique, Fresh Cup Roastery Cafe, Itzyu Design Clothing, Quiznos Sub.

Discover the Garden Court located in Sidney downtown.

Around this location you will find Ten Thousand Villages, Art Knapp Home & Garden, Gaea Boutique, Fresh Cup Roastery Cafe, Itzyu Design Clothing, Quiznos Sub.

Harbour Road cul-de-sac

Sidney BC Canada. Restaurants, accommodations, marinas, parks, and more, are all around this place. You can also contemplate the scenery and boats passing by from an strategically located bench, or even take a walk by the sea and be closer to nature.

Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful place, this is a great area to visit. Sidney has many places where you can enjoy scenic views, and here, at the end of Harbour Rd, these family found a perfect spot for a picnic.

Restaurants, accommodations, marinas, parks, and more, are all around this place. You can also contemplate the scenery and boats passing by from an strategically located bench, or even take a walk by the sea and be closer to nature.

User Comments:

This is a beautiful location with excellent food. Perfect location for wedding or private party, with beautiful suites, Julia

Mary Winspear Centre & Sidney Information Centre

The Mary Winspear Centre, located in this area, is home to the Charlie White Theatre, where both visiting and local companies are found presenting a wide variety of plays.

The Mary Winspear Centre, located in this area, is home to the Charlie White Theatre, where both visiting and local companies are found presenting a wide variety of plays.

The centre also has meeting and convention facilities available for large or small groups, acting as a community centre for the town of Sidney.

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This is the first time I\'ve seen this, and I\'m very immpressed.The accuracy is really good and the whole display is extremely well put to-gether. My sincere thanks.

Francis O. Hill (Sidney BC)

Outside Dining in Sidney

Seaport Place - Sidney, BC

Most of the restaurants in Sidney offer outside or patio dining in the summer months. There is nothing quite like enjoying the warm, ocean breeze and the stunning views while enjoying a meal in Sidney.

Sidney restaurants are well known for their selections of fresh seafood. After your meal, enjoy some of our local attractions such as the Sidney Museum, or the Mineral World, located just steps from here.

Resting Spots

Sidney BC has a number of benches, picnic tables, and grassy, resting spots available to locals and tourists. In the middle of condos and apartments, this makes for a nice, quiet resting place away from the bustle of downtown Sidney.

Sidney has a number of benches, picnic tables, and grassy, resting spots available to locals and tourists. In the middle of condos and apartments, this makes for a nice, quiet resting place away from the bustle of downtown Sidney.

A number of bronze-like statues sit and rest all throughout Sidney. This one is an old fisherman who is tying a lure on his line for a day of fishing. This was the first statue in the series and truly reflects the image of Sidney-by-the-Sea.

Seaport Place - Pedestrian bridge

Seaport Place area. Pedestrian bridge close to marina in Sidney BC

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Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre

New Marine Centre at Sidney. Visit Sidney BC virtual tour

Sidney has something for everybody with its attractions, museums, and much more.

Here, just one block from the sea, is the main entrance to the Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre with exhibits such us Gallery of the Drifters, Ocean's Heartbeat, Gallery of the Salish Sea and Touch Pools.

Sidney - a self-contained community

Beacon Av & Fourth St

Residents and tourists in Sidney are fortunate to be in a self-contained community. With all the amenities one could need, we hardly need to leave the town at all!

This intersection is the centre of it all; it is surrounded by book shops and a public library, a museum, a movie theatre, restaurants and cafes, coffee shops and bakeries, 2nd hand and grocery stores, art galleries and so much more. This corner of the main street of Sidney is filled every Thursday night in the summer with a wonderful market. Enjoy music, food, entertainment and shopping - the way the locals do.

Sidney Dock - Fisherman's Wharf

Sidney Vancouver Island at the Fisherman's Wharf offers a fresh fish market, a restaurant and the ticket booth and ferry launch for the small passenger ferry traveling to and from Sidney Spit.

The Sidney Dock or Fisherman's Wharf is located right at the end of the main street. On the dock there is a fresh fish market, a restaurant and the ticket booth and ferry launch for the small passenger ferry traveling to and from Sidney Spit.

This popular local attraction is a marine park that includes 223 hectares of foreshore plus another 177 hectares of landscape. Sidney spit is a long, beautiful sandy beach and is enjoyed by both day visitors and by overnight campers. There is a large selection of ecotour opportunities in Sidney including wildlife boat tours, kayaking, whale watching, diving and more.

Sidney Downtown: close to the water

Sidney BC. On this corner of Sydney you will find everything from diving tours, restaurants, inns, cafes, super markets and spas, all within walking minutes from the water

On this corner of Sydney you will find everything from diving tours, restaurants, inns, cafes, super markets and spas, all within walking minutes from the water.

This colourful roundabout creates a bright, light and homey atmosphere characteristic of Sidney by The Sea.

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There is a lovely art gallery and a jewelry store in the building upstairs to the right of the Fairway market. This gallery is great for visitors because people can take art classes for the day if they wish. Odette (Sidney BC. Jul.17/09)

Sidney Pier at Bevan Avenue

Sidney BC Canada has stunning views to offer you from the pier. The pier is surrounded by wildlife such as birds and sea creatures, and in the summer months it is a popular place to visit.

Walk along the pier for a stunning view of Sidney, Sidney Spit, the Straight of Georgia, the Olympic Mountain Range and Mount Baker.

Fishermen often cast right off of this pier. The pier is surrounded by wildlife such as birds and sea creatures, and in the summer months it is a popular place to visit.

Sidney Scenery

Seaport Park has one of the prettiest views on Vancouver Island! Enjoy the boats in the marina, the waters of the Straight of Georgia, the Olympic Mountains including Mount Baker, as well as looking back up to Sidney.

This spot has one of the prettiest views on Vancouver Island! Enjoy the boats in the marina, the waters of the Straight of Georgia, the Olympic Mountains including Mount Baker, as well as looking back up to Sidney.

Begin your scenic walk here and make your way along the water's edge to truly enjoy Sidney-by-the-Sea. Port Sidney is a nice, close choice for moorage if you are bringing a boat to Sidney.

Sidney Waterfront

Sidney, British Columbia, Canada. The fish market, a variety of restaurants, cafes, waterfront hotels, and the Sidney pier, are just a few of the many attractions and places you will find here, located only minutes away on foot

This breezy break-point offers a 360 degree view of the best of the sea and the town blended together.

The fish market, a variety of restaurants and cafes, and the Sidney pier, are just a few of the many attractions and places to visit, located only minutes away on foot.

Sidney Window Shopping and Strolling

Downtown Sidney

Sidney is a pedestrian friendly town. Cross walks are available at the end of every block, as well as in the middle of the longer ones. Large sidewalks make for easy, pleasant window shopping and strolling.

Sidney is also a pet-friendly town. Many local businesses graciously offer watering stations for our four legged friends, and every-so-often will make a tail wag by leaving some treats out.

Sidney's Fine Dining

Sidney has a wide selection of excellent restaurants including Greek, Thai, Chinese, and many more. If you are looking for amazing seafood including delicious fish and chips, look no further!

Sidney has a wide selection of excellent restaurants including Greek, Thai, Chinese, and many more. If you are looking for amazing seafood including delicious fish and chips, look no further!

The main street of Sidney is lined with beautifully manicured, year-round flower boxes and benches. You'll find many corners like this to stop and plan your next activity.

Start of the Sidney Summer Market

Beacon Av & Fifth St

Between June 7th and August 30th, Sidney hosts Vancouver Island's best outdoor market every Thursday evening.

More than 150 local vendors sell gifts, fresh produce, hand-made crafts, delicious food, and much more. There is also entertainment provided on almost every corner. This intersection is where the excitement begins! The town of Sidney is decorated with a nautical theme, honouring our beautiful, ocean front location.

Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal

Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. BC Ferries operates a scheduled ferry service between Swartz Bay, north of Victoria on Vancouver Island and Tsawwassen, south of Vancouver.

BC Ferries operates a scheduled ferry service between Swartz Bay, north of Victoria on Vancouver Island and Tsawwassen, south of Vancouver.

Two additional scheduled services connecting Vancouver with Vancouver Island operate between Horseshoe Bay and Nanaimo (Departure Bay) and between Tsawwassen and Nanaimo (Duke Point). For more information about BC Ferries click here

The Heart of Sidney

Beacon Av & Third St - Sidney, BC

This intersection is right in the heart of Sidney. Benches surrounded by flowers provide a perfect resting stop for shoppers and a relaxing reading spot for bookworms. Grab a coffee from a local bistro and enjoy the view.

Sidney is often affectionately referred to as "Booktown." With more than a dozen local new and used bookstores all within walking distance, you are sure to find a treasure.

Tulista Park in Sidney

The Tulista Park, a long ocean-front park, is ideal for jogging, walking, stroll

The Tulista Park, a long ocean-front park, is ideal for jogging, walking, strolling, or sitting.

Surrounded by wildlife including herons, bald eagles, and other beach birds, and some of the nicest views on Vancouver Island, Tulista Park is also a perfect place to enjoy a family picnic. There are many trails and paths to be taken advantage of by outdoor enthusiasts.

Victoria International Airport

The Victoria International Airport is located on the Saanich Peninsula about 20 kilometers north of Victoria, BC

The Victoria International Airport is located on the Saanich Peninsula about 20 kilometers north of Victoria, BC.

There are many customer facilities and services available, including restaurants and retail shops, and both short and long term parking as conveniently located close to the terminal amenities. Regular taxi, bus, and shuttle services are available from the airport to a number of locations around Greater Victoria.

Wall Mural on Resthaven Dr

Sidney BC virtual tour that offers you a dynamic and interactive way to discover Sidney BC online. Here you will find a wall mural that depicts 10 native Salish paddlers escaping a storm

A wall mural that depicts 10 native Salish paddlers escaping a storm is very distinctive on this intersection. This street art is called 'Nil/Tu,o' which means in the Salish language 'In the beginning'.

The 73-foot by 23-foot mural was created by First Nations artist Chris Johnson, who also goes by the name Ice Bear. From Beacon Ave and Resthaven Dr your are just a few blocks away from the downtown area. The Beacon Plaza is in this location and businesses located in this area include the Safeway, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Liquor Store, Shoppers Drug, Dollar Store, 7 Eleven, Best Western and more.

Waterside Promenade

This walk along the water not only offers the soothing, tranquil sounds of the rippling water, but also the jovial beats of nightlife brought to life by restaurants and a pub

This walk along the water not only offers the soothing, tranquil sounds of the rippling water, but also the jovial beats of nightlife brought to life by restaurants and a pub.

After a peaceful walk along the water, and before hitting the pub once the sun goes down, be sure to check out the fish market for the next days lunch!

Welcome to Sidney by the Sea!

Sidney is located about 27 kilometers (17 miles) north of downtown Victoria on the Saanich Peninsula, just off of Highway #17

Sidney is located about 27 kilometers (17 miles) north of downtown Victoria on the Saanich Peninsula, just off of Highway #17. Exiting off the highway at this intersection will lead right into the heart of Sidney, onto Beacon Ave.

This relaxed, seaside town of Sidney has a population of over 11,000 residents. Just minutes away from here are the Victoria International Airport and the Swartz Bay BC Ferries Terminal.

Boat Pass - Winter Cove National Park

Boat Pass is a few minutes away from the picnic area of the Winter Cove National Park. A trail through the forest will take you to this boat passage where you will enjoy a stunning view of the Strait of Georgia, Winter Cove, and Samuel Island

A trail through the forest will take you from the picnic area of the Winter Cove National Park to this boat passage where you will enjoy a stunning view of the Strait of Georgia, Winter Cove, and Samuel Island.

Sit, relax, and spend some time soaking in this unique scenery. Many visitors to Saturna have spotted eagles soaring overhead or resting high on a tree branch from this location.

East Point - Saturna Island

East Point on Saturna Island offers an inspiring experience at this Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

Saturna Island's breathtaking landscape offer an inspiring experience in East Point, found at this Gulf Islands National Park Reserve.

Saturna is best known for its rare plants, and excellent wildlife-viewing opportunities. Other attractions include beaches, forests, and paths that accentuate the Islands wild side.

Going to Saturna Island

Saturna Island in British Columbia. BC Ferries coming from Swartz Bay in Sidney. Minutes away from arriving to Lyall Harbour on Saturna Island.

Coming from Swartz Bay in Sidney on a BC Ferry. After a brief stop at Otter Bay on Pender Island the trip continues to its destination; Lyall Harbour on Saturna Island.

Enjoy the fresh air and the fabulous views offered by the surrounding islands. After passing Mayne Island to the left and Pender Island to the right on the Strait of Georgia, the ferry is minutes away from arriving to Saturna Island. For more information about BC Ferries click here

Lighthouse Pub Patio

Saturna Island in British Columbia. Visit the Lighthouse Pub patio virtual tour

Within walking distance from the Lyall Harbour ferry terminal you have most of the services you will find on Saturna Island. The Saturna Point Store and the Lighthouse Pub are right next to the ferry terminal.

Most businesses on Saturna Island accept major credit cards. There is an ATM located in the Saturna Lighthouse Pub in case you need some cash. Here you will also find public telephone and wireless internet.

Lyall Harbour Bed & Breakfast deck

Saturna Island in British Columbia. Visit the Lyall Harbour deck virtual tour

This accommodation is located in a park-like setting just a few minutes walk from the BC Ferries dock.

The Lyall Harbour Bed & Breakfast is an ideal location from which to cycle, kayak, hike, and explore the island.

Lyall Harbour Terminal

Lyall Harbour Terminal is the main entrance to Saturna Island, a thirty-one square kilometer island off the east coast of Vancouver Island. It is one of the six coastal islands

BC Ferries offers a regular scheduled ferry to Lyall Harbour on Saturna Island from Swartz Bay located in Vancouver Island , and Tsawwassen located in the Mainland.

Saturna Island is a thirty-one square kilometer island off the east coast of Vancouver Island. It is one of the six coastal islands; the others being Pender Island, Salt Spring Island, Thetis Island, Mudge Island, and Galiano Island. For more information about BC Ferries click here

Mount Warburton Pike

Mount Warburton Pike on Saturna Island in BC has the second highest point of land in the Gulf Islands, with 397 metres (1,303 ft.). The natural slopes and ridge make this unique open area a perfect habitat for eagles and falcons.

At the end of Staples Rd you will find the TV Tower. Here the summit of Mount Warburton Pike offers breath-taking views of Pender Island, the southern Gulf Islands and the San Juan Islands in the United States.

Mount Warburton Pike has the second highest point of land in the Gulf Islands, with 397 metres (1,303 ft.). The natural slopes and ridge make this unique open area a perfect habitat for eagles and other flying animals like falcons.

Saturna Island Vineyards

The Saturna Island Vineyards is the only island vineyard and winery in Canada with a restaurant and resort facilities. The Saturna Island Vineyards are situated on the south of Saturna Island, BC

The Saturna Island Vineyards is the only island vineyard and winery in Canada with a restaurant and resort facilities. The Saturna Island Vineyards are situated on the south of Saturna Island.

The Saturna Island Vineyards are made up of 60 acres of vines under cultivation, making it one of the biggest estate vineyard and winery operations in British Columbia. You can taste the latest vintage and enjoy the beautiful landscapes while walking on the Trueworthy Rd to the Thomson Community Park located on Saturna Beach.

Saturna Lodge deck amazing view

Saturna Island in British Columbia. Visit the Saturna Lodge deck virtual tour

Saturna Island offers to a growing number of visitors many places for hiking, biking, kayaking, birding and more. Or you can just relax siting and enjoying the many breathtaking views you will find around the island.

The Saturna Lodge is a character-filled property offering comfortable bed & breakfast accommodation. It is a wonderful place to shed the stress of hectic urban lifestyles, whether by simple relaxation - in the garden, on this lovely view deck.

Winter Cove National Park

The Winter Cove National Park is one of the most visited on Saturna Island, with an easy access from the Lyall Harbour ferry terminal,

With an easy access from the ferry terminal, the Winter Cove National Park is one of the most visited in Saturna Island.

Unique plants and animals, picnic tables facing the cove with scenic views made this a must visit place when you are in the island. Across Winter Cove Rd, a baseball field is the place for the Saturna Lamb Barbecue carry on on every July 1st to celebrate Canada day.

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Harbourfront Plaza, Nanaimo Downtown

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Nanaimo Inner Harbour

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Alpine Lodge area

Mount Washington Alpine Resort

Mount Washington Alpine Resort was first opened in 1979 and is today a must destination for skiers, snowboarders and hikers visiting or living in Vancouver Island.

Skiers and snowboarders from around the world are drawn to this four-season skiing resort. Located at a 1,588 m (5,210 ft) summit and surrounded by Strathcona Provincial Park, this location offers spectacular views.

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Mount Washington Alpine Resort - Vancouver Island

On a clear and bright day, Mount Washington offers views of the peaks of Strathcona Provincial Park.

Located 100 km (62 mi) north of Nanaimo, Mount Washington Alpine Resort is the major alpine recreation area on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The region receives an average of about 900 cm (354 in) of snowfall a year.

Malahat and Strait of Georgia

Starting at Goldstream Park, the Malahat mountain drive offers a beautiful sceni

Starting at Goldstream Park, the Malahat mountain drive offers a beautiful scenic drive. A few minutes north of the center of Victoria, on Highway 1, you will find this place to stop and relax before continuing on your drive.

All around this place you will find wooden carved totems, artistic expression from the Malahat First Nation. A restaurant and accommodation are located here, facing the peaceful Strait of Georgia.

Malahat breathtaking views

Malahat breathtaking views at only 25 minutes drive from Victoria BC, this area offers you luxurious accommodations.

This area is located only 25 minutes drive from Victoria and offers you spectacular views and breathtaking scenery.

The Aerie Resort and the Prancing Horse Estate Bed and Breakfast Inn are some of Canada's most breathtaking destinations set 1500 feet above the Pacific Ocean with spectacular 180-degree views of Victoria, the Saanich Inlet, San Juan Islands and Washington State.

Malahat scenic view to Saanich Peninsula

Located at the top of the Malahat drive, this stop on Highway 1 overlooks the be

Located at the top of the Malahat drive, this stop on Highway 1 overlooks the beautiful Saanich Peninsula. Water, mountains and natural forests combine to offer an splendid scenery.

Named by the Malahat First Nation, the summit of this drive reaches 356 m (1,156 ft). and offers one of the most beautiful scenic drives in Vancouver Island.

Malahat spectacular views

Malahat spectacular views and the luxurious Aerie Resort and the Prancing Horse Estate Bed and Breakfast Inn are Just a 25 minute drive along the picturesque part of Trans Canada Highway from Victoria.

Just a 25 minute drive along the picturesque part of Trans Canada Highway from Victoria to the Malahat summit, you will enjoy spectacular views and breathtaking scenery.

Along the way pull over at the interest points and take in the breathtaking views of the Saanich Inlet. Ebedora Lane is where you'll find the most luxurious Aerie Resort and the Prancing Horse Estate Bed and Breakfast Inn.

Honeymoon Bay at Cowichan Lake

Cowichan Lake is one of the largest bodies of fresh water on Vancouver Island, BC. Natural paths lead you from the park to the beach.

Cowichan Lake is one of the largest bodies of fresh water on Vancouver Island, BC. Natural paths lead you from the park to the beach.

The lake is located 31 kilometers west of Duncan along Highway 18. The Cowichan Lake region includes the villages of Honeymoon Bay, Youbou, Caycuse, , Mesachie Lake, and The Town of Lake Cowichan.

Honeymoon Bay Outdoor Market

Honeymoon Bay Outdoor Market runs on Saturday mornings from July through September.

Honeymoon Bay is located on the southern shore of Cowichan Lake, one of the largest fresh-water lakes on Vancouver Island.

For locals and visitors, Honeymoon Bay offers a outdoor Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings from July through September.

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Honeymoon Bay is a charming village located along the shore of Cowichan Lake on southern Vancouver Island, approximately 75 Km (45 miles) northwest of Victoria

Honeymoon Bay is a charming and small village with an area of 4.0861 square km. It was originated of the need for employee housing for The Western Forest Industries Mill in 1947.

Honeymoon Bay is located along the shore of Cowichan Lake on southern Vancouver Island, approximately 75 Km (45 miles) northwest of Victoria. In 2006 its population was 610 and historically, Honeymoon Bay's main industry has been forestry.

Cultus Lake

Cultus Lake is a large, warm freshwater lake and one of the most popular park in the Lower Mainland.

Cultus Lake is a large, warm freshwater lake and one of the most popular park in the Lower Mainland.

Cultus Lake is located less than two hours drive away from Vancouver. Campgrounds and areas for picnics are located in this 2,561 hectares parkland. Main activities include fishing, water skiing, hiking and surfing.

Around Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre

Walk along the piers, stop on each station to learn about marine history, and vi

Walk along the piers, stop on each station to learn about marine history, and visit the Cowichan Bay Museum, a floating building in the village by the sea.

History and natural beauty combine to offer a unique experience in the waterfront village of Cowichan Bay. In this place you will learn about the Cowichan Bay boat building techniques, aboriginal woodcarving art, and much more. For more information about Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre click here

Cowichan Bay facing the Gulf Islands

Cowichan Bay is a waterfront community located on South Vancouver Island. The ma

Cowichan Bay is a waterfront community located on South Vancouver Island. The marines with fishing boats, floating homes and piers combine to offer a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere.

The village of Cowichan Bay is easily accessed from Victoria, Vancouver and Seattle. With some of the best vineyards in the area, and activities such as kayaking, diving and boating, this is a place to spend a few days while visiting Vancouver Island.

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Water Wheel in Willow St and Cypress St, Chemainus downtown owntown area. Visit the Chemainus virtual tour

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Benvenuto Dr at Tod Inlet Marine Park

Benvenuto Dr at Tod Inlet in Brentwood Bay

Tod Inlet Marine Park can be reached by both land and sea. You can take a 20 min hike from Wallace Drive. The Benvenuto Dr will take you to the Butchart Gardens.

A picnic area can be found at the end of the creek-side trails. On your walk through the park you will encounter waterfalls and wildlife. A natural bridge, wooden stairs and trails will guide you to the Inlet.

Farmlands by Island View Road

Farmlands in Central Saanich

This peaceful farmland area in Central Saanich is located a few steps from the Island View Road, between the Patricia Bay Hwy and the Island View Park, by the sea.

A small lake, pumpkin fields, big grassed areas, forests and a farm house nearby with plantations, offer a surrounding to contemplate and relax.

Flowers bloom at a farm in Saanichton

Flowers bloom at a farm in Saanichton. Visit Central Saanich virtual tour

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Island View Beach

Island View Beach Regional Park in the Saanich Peninsula. See virtual tour

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Island View Beach Regional Park in the Saanich Peninsula. See virtual tour

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Oceanfront Resort in Brentwood Bay

Brentwood Bay is located in the heart of wine country and close to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. A Cafe, a restaurant, a general store and the Brentwood Bay Lodge & Spa are around this rest area by the sea.

Brentwood Bay is located close to Victoria, British Columbia. A Cafe, a restaurant, a general store and the Brentwood Bay Lodge & Spa are around this rest area by the sea.

At this location in Brentwood Bay you will find the Brentwood Bay BC Ferries terminal, with a route of 25 minutes across the Saanich Inlet to Mill Bay. This trip is a beautiful shortcut with scenic views of Victoria and Malahat.

Oceanfront Resort in Brentwood Bay

Oceanfront Resort in Brentwood Bay. Visit Brentwood Bay virtual tour

Steps away from this location you will find the Brentwood Bay BC Ferries terminal, with a route of 25 minutes across the Saanich Inlet to Mill Bay.

The Brentwood Bay Lodge & Spa is located at this intersection.

Organic Orchard & Ciderhouse

Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse in Saanichton offers amazing views from the organic orchard of the Ciderhouse above and the sea beyond.

The Saanich Peninsula offers unique experiences with its countryside where rural and urban lifestyles blend together.

When you are visiting the Saanich Peninsula, the Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse is a perfect place where you can enjoy amazing views from the organic orchard of the Ciderhouse above and the Strait of Georgia beyond.

Our Lady of the Assumption Church

Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church in Brentwood Bay

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The Village of Saanichton

Saanichon, the Village. nichton is a town situated between Victoria and the BC Ferry Terminal. The village is located west of the Pat Bay Highway, at the intersection of East Saanich Road and Mount Newton Cross Road.

Saanichton is a town situated between Victoria and the BC Ferry Terminal. The village is located west of the Pat Bay Highway, at the intersection of East Saanich Road and Mount Newton Cross Road.

Around this location you will find the Prairie Inn, Beer & Wine Store, the Pioneer Village Shopping Centre with Home Hardware, Pharmasave, Maple Garden Restaurant, Uniglobe Pacific Travel Ltd., Medical Office, Chiropractors, the Saanichton Centre and more.

Town of Saanichton in Central Saanich

Saanichon in Central Saanich. Central Saanich, located on the Saanich Peninsula, has a rich agricultural heritage with almost 2/3 of the municipality located in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Central Saanich, located on the Saanich Peninsula, includes the towns of Brentwood Bay and Saanichton and has a rich agricultural heritage with almost 2/3 of the municipality located in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

Around this location you will find the Super 8 Motel, Western 66 Motel, White Spot Restaurant, Quality Inn, Sea Cider Farm & Ciderhouse and more. For more information about the District of Central Saanich click here

West Saanich Rd-Keating X Rd- Ctral Saanich, BC

Brentwood Bay in Central Saanich is located on the beautiful Saanich Peninsula. Farms and urban centres combine into a high-quality rural lifestyle.

Brentwood Bay in Central Saanich is located on the beautiful Saanich Peninsula. Farms and urban centers combine into a high-quality rural lifestyle.

Central Saanich offers a rich agricultural heritage. Events such as "Music in the Bay" in Brentwood Bay, and places to visit like "Heritage Acres" and "Saanich Pioneer Museum" in Saanichton, and the "Butterfly Gardens," are among the most sought after attractions.

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Belle Neige Suites: Whistler BC

Private kitchen suites; Affordable Comfort; Non-smoking. Convenient location-6 minutes to Whistler Village & Gondolas. Discount Ski pass. Welcome!

Carleton Lodge

Large residential style suites located right at the base of the Whistler & Blackcbomb gondolas. Whistler's best location.

Chalet Bambi Bed and Breakfast

Chalet Bambi Bed and Breakfast is a beautiful Swiss chalet with magnificent mountain views located within a short walk to Whistler village .

Sundial Boutique Hotel

Whistler's premier boutique hotel is Whistler's only owner operated hotel. Offers 49 luxurious one and two bedrooms suites.

Whistler Mountain House

Whistler Mountain House is nestled in the world-renowned mountain resort of Whistler . We are a 12 to 14 min walk from Whistler Village and the slope

Whistler Public Library

Located in beautiful Whistler, British Columbia in the coastal mountains of western Canada, Whistler Public Library is one of the busiest libraries in the province.

A&B Tailor Shop

We provide Complete Garment Alterations & Repairs. We specialize in ~FORMAL~ lEATHER ~ DENIM. Located in The Bay Centre (near the food court)

Abigail's Hotel

Situated between world famous downtown attractions, museums, concert halls, fine restaurants and stunning parks, discover Abigail's Hotel in beautiful Victoria, BC.

Adriana's Cocina Mexicana

Experience the best in Mexican Cuisine in this restaurant located in Victoria, BC. We are open for lunch from 11:00-2:00 Wednesday-Friday and dinner from 5:00 PM, Wednesday to Saturday.

Blue Horizon Charters

Come enjoy a 6 to 8 hour, professionaly guided Fishing trip with Blue Horizon Charters We target the hot spots for Salmon & Halibut Off Victoria BC

Breeze Boutique

Conveniently located at the entrance to Bastion Square, Breeze Boutique offers fashions and trends for the urban, modern woman...

Bruce McCallum, DFH Real Estate

Real Estate services for Victoria and surrounding areas.

Danda Humphreys Walks, Talks and Tours

Historic walks, talks and tours with local author, historian and storyteller-guide Danda Humphreys. Serving individuals, small groups, and conference attendees. Tours are customized, so must be pre-bo

David Stevens Real Estate - Royal LePage Coast Capital Realty

Thinking of buying or selling property in BC? I promise superior exemplary service because it's not about me. For information/listings see my website.

Eagle Wing Tours Whale Watching

Guaranteed Whales! Eagle Wing Tours is a company in Victoria, who offers an, educational, eco-friendly experience, for the discerning Traveller.

Executive Wine Tours

Executive Wine Tours is the best way to discover Vancouver Island's natural beauty and fabulous wine region is to take a wine tour.

FISHER HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST

Edwardian heritage B&B offers comfort & convenience. Walk to the inner harbour. downtown, Beacon Hill Park , Provincial Museum & attractions.

Hotel Grand Pacific

The Hotel Grand Pacific is Victoria's only five-star luxury hotel. Located on the inner harbour, offering first-class accommodation, dining, fitness centre & pool, spa, and meeting & function

Marketa's Bed & Breakfast

Marketa's B&B offers a unique taste of traditional hospitality mixed with European flair. Our Edwardian heritage home was built in 1912.

Moore Associates

Moore Associates is a team of dedicated professionals with decades of collective experience in the computer and high-tech industry.

Queenswood

Queenswood Centre is a retreat centre supported by the Sisters of Saint Ann, situated on wooded property close to the University of Victoria and Cadboro Bay beach and village.

Robinson's Outdoor Store

We specialize in hiking, adventure travel and flyfishing, including apparel, outerwear, backpacks, tents, sleeping bags, footwear & flyfishing gear

Satin Moon Quilt Shop

Step inside. Be inspired by quilting for all life's phases at Satin Moon. Our extensive collection of current models, and fabric will amaze you.

Sweet Peas AT HOME

Sweet Peas AT HOME offers furniture and home decor that reflect themes of ~ Shabby Chic ~ Cottage Style ~ Victorian ~ Paris Apartment

THE OFFICE luis ambriz inc.

Professional bookkeeping, accounting and income tax preparation for individuals and for small to medium size businesses.

The Oswego Hotel

The Oswego is Victoria's newest boutique hotel, located just 2 blocks from the Inner Harbour, Parliament Buildings, Museum, Galleries and shopping.

The Pita Pit

We serve 9 inch freshly made pita pocket sandwhiches with a Canadian/greek/Lebanese taste. We are usually take out but can cater to large groups.

The Victoria Regent Hotel

The Victoria Regent Hotel

Located on the Inner Harbour adjacent to terminals for seaplanes and passenger ferries from both the United States and Canada.

Vancouver Island Paragliding

Come soar like a bird with Vancouver Island Paragliding!

Enjoy scenic mountain passenger flights with a certified instructor from March - October.

Victoria Real Estate Investors Club

Meet monthly at Holiday Inn Victoria, 3020 Blanshard, 7pm, last Tuesday of the month, $15 at the door, everyone welcome, great speakers and networking

Marlin Travel Sidney

We specialize in Cruise, All-Inclusive Vacation Packages, European Coach Tours and Customized Vacations.

Peninsula Signs

Since 1980 Peninsula Signs has been delivering superior customer service and creating quality signs for a wide variety of applications and clients.

Picture Panache Framing

Experts in decorating with art through unigue, conservation framing of fine art and memorabilia, art placement and installation. By Appointment Only.

Sidney Business Association

The Sidney Business Association maintains and promotes diverse business and industry, quality infrastructure and a strong voice for the benefit of its members who live, work or have business in

Sidney Waterfront Inn & Suites

The Sidney Waterfront Resort, Inn and Suites is located on the waterfront at the foot of Beacon Ave in Sidney B.C. on the north end of the Saanich Peninsula twenty minutes from Victoria.

The Latch B&B & Restaurant

BEAUTIFUL B&B AND FINE RESTAURANT IN SIDNEY. OPEN FOR DINNER EVERY NIGHT, WEDINGS, SMALL PARTIES .

The Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa

The Sidney Pier Hotel is a Waterfront Spa Resort located in Beautiful Sidney BC, just 30-minutes from Victoria on Vancouver Island.

Honeymoon Bay Lodge & Retreat Centre

The Honeymoon Bay Lodge & Retreat in beautiful Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, provides a restorative setting which is ideal for group retreats, workshops, artistic and musical events requ

mediajar

Mediajar provides strategic design services for both online and print. We provide a wide variety of custom services for all business sectors.

Brentwood Bay Lodge & Spa

Brentwood Bay Lodge & Spa is Victoria's only five star oceanfront resort. Luxury boutique hotel accommodation in 33 OceanSuites.

Honeycomb Webworks

Who we are: We are website specialists located on the Saanich Peninsula. What we do: Creative works and development solutions for web success.