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Southern Vancouver Island is not only spectacularly beautiful, it’s also a great place to visit and live. Whether you like the city life and all that it has to offer or you’re an outdoor enthusiast, there is something here for you. The area is rich in art galleries, museums, lodging, shops, restaurants, and theatres. It’s also a great place to learn how to kayak, bicycle, scuba dive, sail, row, beachcomb, and skydive.
Victoria
Located on the southernmost tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria has the best climate in Canada and offers visitors plenty of opportunities to enjoy it. Paddle a kayak or go rowing. Windsurf, sail, take a ferry, ride a bike, or go diving for a view of the Victoria’s underwater life.
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Sooke
Your gateway to ecotourism adventures, Sooke is located a short 35-minute drive from downtown Victoria. As well as boasting spectacular beaches, Sooke offers some of the finest fishing, whale watching, kayaking, hiking, and golfing on Vancouver Island. The West Coast Trail, Juan de Fuca Marine Trail, ...
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Saanich
If you enjoy being close to nature, then head to Saanich. A 15-minute drive from downtown Victoria, this residential community is packed with parks, beaches, and bike trails. The largest park in the area, Mount Douglas Park is one of Vancouver Island's prime migratory bird stopovers. Over 380 species ...
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Esquimalt
The municipality of Esquimalt, located just west of Victoria, is known for two things-–its many beautiful parks and its navy base. You’ll get a unique view of the Inner Harbour when you walk the seawall that runs from Victoria, past historic homes and a tempting pub, to the heart of Esquimalt. Another ...
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Oak Bay
When visitors say Victoria is “a little bit of old England” what they’re really describing is its suburb, Oak Bay. Located just a few minutes east of Victoria, Oak Bay Village consists of quaint streets lined with flowers and twee shops. Here the pace slows right down. You could, with little or no difficulty, ...
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Colwood
Colwood has many significant historical landmarks within its boundaries. These include the Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Park, Fisgard Lighthouse (the oldest working lighthouse on the West Coast), and Hatley Castle at Royal Roads University. While you’re in the area, be sure to visit the Esquimalt ...
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Langford
Langford ’s many small lakes and pristine parks make it ideal for swimming and hiking. On a hot summer’s day there is nothing better than taking a dip in Thetis Lake. On cool days it’s a great place to canoe, kayak, and hike. Goldstream Provincial Park is one of the area’s most impressive parks.
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Metchosin
The beautiful, pastoral countryside of Metchosin offers many pleasures including numerous hiking trails, beachcombing, native petroglyphs and idyllic picnic spots. Metchosin is also home to Pearson College of the Pacific, some outstanding golf courses, and fishing at Pedder and Becher Bay.
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View Royal
Many historic sites await visitors to View Royal. Tour Craigflower Farm, which boasts B.C.'s oldest standing school building. Treat yourself to a beer and some excellent pub food at one of the area’s historic pubs. Or ride your bike along the Galloping Goose Regional Trail that runs for 26 miles through ...
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Sidney
The charming seaside town of Sidney is about 35 minutes north of Victoria. Sidney offers her visitors long walks along the ocean, breathtaking views, and some surprisingly good shopping – especially if you like bookshops. This quaint town also sports several marinas and some great restaurants and galleries. ...
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Highlands
If you want to explore an area that is completely off the beaten path, head to the Highlands. It’s relatively unpopulated, and there are no stores and or buses. However, if you’d like to experience nature at its purest then this is the place. Here you’ll find Gowlland Tod Provincial Park, Mount Work ...
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Western Communities
The Western Communities provide a welcome respite from the downtown crowds or an agenda that is jam packed with activities. The region is comprised of five distinct areas--View Royal, Colwood, Langford, Metchosin, and the Highlands.
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Saanich Peninsula
Unpack your walking shoes and prepare for an adventure--there’s a whole other world to experience just 20 minutes north of Victoria.
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Attractions
From world-class museums, gardens, galleries and more, therse are some the best opportunities for sightseeing that you'll find anywhere. Browse our wide selection of write-ups; you're sure to find something that strikes your fancy.
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Outdoors
This is home to some of the most beautiful locations. Outdoor enthusiasts should never be at a loss for things to do and places to see.
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Lodging
Choose from scenic campgrounds to elegant bed and breakfasts. Look through our links and find comfort accommodations at an affordable price.
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