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7 Best Seaplane Tours in Victoria, BC: 2024 Local’s Guide

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Are you looking for some exciting adventures in Victoria, Canada?

You’ve come to the right place, as these are the best seaplane tours in Victoria, BC.

Victoria, BC is my hometown, and is a gorgeous place to spend a day, a weekend or a month. One of the most thrilling ways to experience the city and its beauty is from above on a seaplane ride.

The views of Victoria are inspiring from the snow capped Olympic Mountains in the distance, to the capital cityscape and vibrant Inner Harbour. Not to mention the Strait of Juan de Fuca coastline.

It’s a memorable experience you won’t forget. Capture the city’s panoramic beauty in your memory and camera roll alike.

With so many choices of Victoria Seaplane Tours, it can be hard to know which one to pick.

These recommendations will help!

I’ve put together a list of your 7 best options for Victoria Seaplane Tours around Victoria, including sightseeing tours from Vancouver that also include Butchart Gardens or Whale Watching . Plus even a helicopter tour idea.

Ready for an adventure? Let’s go!

Top 3 Picks: Best Seaplane Tours Victoria

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Top 7 Best Victoria Seaplane Tours

Victoria is a wonderful destination for families , couples, friends and solo adventurers.

Whether your planning on spending a long weekend in Victoria , a day trip or longer, adding a seaplane tour will be a thrilling thing to do.

1. Victoria Panorama Seaplane Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4.5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  30 min | ✅  Book it!

This Victoria Seaplane Tour will have you soaring over downtown Victoria, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and into your memories forever.

With 20 minutes in the air, this thrilling ride will give you plenty of photo opportunities. If you’re lucky, you may even get to see a pod of killer whales or humpback whales.

⭐️ “What a view. Excellent flight. Definitely going to recommend this to my friends and relatives.” – ATUL ⭐️ Victoria Seaplane Tour review ⭐️

Best part, everybody gets a window seat!

This tour is great value for your money.

Note: As there’s a high volume of traffic in this busy port, the pilots are not able to provide commentary, as they must stay in contact with the Air Traffic Control at all times.

When travellling with children, infants must sit on your lap. Sea plane tours are also one of the many activities in Victoria in winter you can do.

BEST FOR: Epic Photo Ops (& all ages)!

Leaves from: Inner Harbour Victoria, BC Canada

Size: Max 5 passengers per plane

Wheelchair Accessible: No

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS TOUR

• 30 minute Seaplane Tour (20 min in air)
• Expert Pilots
• Fees Included: Carbon Offset Levy & GST

2. Victoria: Extended Panoramic Tour by Seaplane

⭐️  RATING:  4.9/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  45 min | ✅  Book it!

This Extended Panoramic Tour by Seaplane from Victoria, Canad a is one the the most stunning and unforgettable experiences. Which is why it is the best seaplane tour in Victoria, BC (and the most popular).

Hop aboard at their Inner Harbour Victoria Seaplane Terminal, and you’ll soon be soaring over the Juan de Fuca Strait.

⭐️ “The views from this flight were excellent and memorable. Everyone gets excellent views coming and going. We even saw whales.” – Tony ⭐️ Extended Panoramic Seaplane Tour review ⭐️

During your 30 minute flight you’ll get a bird’s-eye view of Victoria’s picturesque landscapes and the rugged grandeur of the Olympic Mountains in the distance.

And if luck is on your side, you may even spot majestic killer whales breaching the surface of the Pacific.

They’ll even drive you you back to your hotel on their shuttle bus after your adventure.

Note: Due to the high volume of traffic in this busy port, the pilots are not able to provide commentary, as they must stay in contact with the Air Traffic Control.

This epic seaplane tour is for up to 5 people and children under 2 years fly free.

BEST FOR: All Ages!

Leaves from: Inner Harbour, Victoria, BC

Size: Max 5 passengers

• 45 minute tour (30 minutes in the air)
• Expert Pilot / Guide
• Taxes, fees and carbon offset charges
• Shuttle bus service back to your hotel

3. Victoria to Vancouver Seaplane Flight

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  8 hours | ✅  Book it!

This Victoria to Vancouver Seaplane Flight is the best of both worlds. Amazing aerial views of downtown Victoria & Vancouver, the Empress Hotel, Gulf Islands, Stanley Park and so much more.

If Victoria and Vancouver are on your bucket list, then this seaplane tour is for you!

Hop aboard your seaplane in Victoria’s Inner Harbour for this thrilling 35 minute ride over the Salish Sea to Coal Harbour, Vancouver, near Canada Place.

⭐️ “The best experience ever! Great pilots flying. First time for our kids and they loved it! Would do it again.” – Wallace ⭐️ Victoria to Vancouver Seaplane Flight review ⭐️

With their super flexible schedule year round (leaving daily every hour from morning to evening), picking your time will be easy.

BEST FOR: Victoria & Vancouver Bucket list adventures!

Leaves from: Inner Harbour, Victoria

Size: Max 14 passengers

• 35 min Seaplane flight from Victoria to Vancouver
• Taxes and fees

4. Victoria Tour by Helicopter and Seaplane

This Vancouver to Victoria Tour by Helicopter and Seaplane is the perfect way to spend a day in Victoria. Don’t waste your time in transit, or in ferry lineups.

Start your day by being picked up from your Vancouver hotel and get whisked away to the lounge and helipad.

Grab some complimentary snacks and coffee in the comfortable lounge, while you wait for your flight.

Enjoy amazing views of Vancouver, the coast, Gulf Islands, and the Straight of Georgia on your way over to Victoria from the helicopter. Before arriving downtown, right within walking distance of all the action.

⭐️ “The view was amazing and so worth the trip over and the staff was very helpful and the service was top notched. Would go again.” – RUSSELL ⭐️ Victoria Helicopter and Seaplane Tour review ⭐️

You’ll have about 6.5 hours to tour the city, Butchart Gardens , Parliament Buildings, and Inner Harbour, before flying back to Vancouver by seaplane.

Make sure to bring a hat, sunscreen and comfortable shoes as you’ll be walking all day.

After a long day, sit back and relax as you are dropped back off at your hotel.

If you are travelling with kids , infants must sit on your lap.

BEST FOR: Quick & easy Victoria day trip!

Leaves from: Your hotel in Vancouver, BC

• Roundtrip flights from Vancouver to Victoria by helicopter & seaplane
• Pick up & drop off at your Vancouver hotel
• Vancouver departure flight : Lounge access for complimentary coffee, tea & snacks

Victoria Seaplane Tours from Vancouver

In addition to Seaplane Tours over Victoria, there are a number of fun tours from Vancouver.

Many of which include a seaplane ride over the Georgia Strait, and then access to the most popular tourist attractions in Victoria like Butchart Gardens and whale watching.

While Victoria can be done on a day if you are tight on time, we recommend at least a 3 day Victoria vacation , to really see what this area is all about.

Longer if you have it, as there are many amazing day trips from Victoria you can take for hiking, attractions, gigantic trees, sweet islands and more.

5. Seaplane Flight to Victoria and Whale Watching Cruise

⭐️  RATING:  4.5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  10 hours | ✅  Book it!

If you are looking for an awe-inspiring tour then this seaplane flight to Victoria and whale watching tour is the perfect choice for you.

A once in a lifetime opportunity to experience the thrill of flying in a seaplane over the Salish Sea, and getting up close to the magnificent orca and humpback whales.

While it is possible to see whales any time of year (how cool is that!), the best time to see them is from May into October.

On the day of your tour, check into their Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre in Coal Harbour, 30 minutes before. Then hop aboard the seaplane for an epic adventure.

⭐️ “The whole trip was incredible. Stunning flights and seeing many humpbacks and orcas, including several jumping out of the water was witnessing nature at its very best. Brilliant and knowledgeable crew on the boat made it all the more special!” – Chris ⭐️ Victoria to Vancouver Flight & Whale watching Cruise review ⭐️

Once in Victoria you’ll be able to go on the whale watching tour you chose. Either in a covered boat (best for families with young kids, and those who get seasick), or a zodiac boat.

You’ll be heading out into Haro Strait for glimpses of orcas, humpbacks, and other marine life such as steller sea lions.

If travelling with kids, the zodiac boat whale watching tour is suitable for kids 6 years+ who are at least 4 feet tall. You will also want to bring your own snacks & water, as they won’t be provided.

BEST FOR: All ages & Adventurous folk!

Leaves from: Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre in Coal Harbour

• 35 min Roundtrip Seaplane flight from Victoria to Vancouver
• Whale Watching Tour: Covered Boat or Zodiac
• Fees: Carbon offset levy & GST

6. Seaplane Flight to Victoria with Butchart Gardens Admission

⭐️  RATING:  5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 Day | ✅  Book it!

This easy day trip from Vancouver to Victoria by seaplane and transport with admission to Butchart Gardens is your Victoria bucket list all in one.

Start out your adventure with a 35 minute scenic flight over downtown Vancouver, the Georgia and Juan de Fuca Straits, Empress Hotel and more.

Keep a lookout for whales, and the beautiful islands below.

⭐️ “The flight check in process was simple and efficient. The flight itself was smooth with stunning views of islands. The Butchart Gardens were so colorful and beautiful. Enjoyed the entertaining bus driver’ s stories and highlights of the trip to the Gardens.” – Wallace ⭐️ Victoria to Vancouver Seaplane & Butchart Gardens review ⭐️

Once you’ve landed in the Inner Harbour, you’ll be invited to take the narrated shuttle ride to Butchart Gardens. Learn about points of interest along the way.

Spend your time visiting the Sunken Garden, eating gelato in the Italian Garden, riding the carousel (not just for kids) and photo ops at the Ross Fountain.

You’ll still have plenty of time to explore Victoria, have tea at the Empress, or wander the oldest Chinatown in North America.

Before hopping an evening plane back to Vancouver , tired & happy at such a fun filled day.

We have a post on all the best ways to get from Vancouver to Butchart Gardens to help you plan your trip.

BEST FOR: Everyone! Check off your Victoria Bucket List in a day.

Size: Max 11 passengers

• 35 min Roundtrip Seaplane flight from Vancouver to Victoria
• Shuttle & Butchart Gardens Admission
• Several am departure times from Vancouver

7. Victoria Fly ‘n Drive: Full-Day Sightseeing Trip

⭐️  RATING:  4.5/5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 Day | ✅  Book it!

Set off from the bustling Vancouver Harbor, on this Fly ‘n Drive Sightseeing tour .

First embark on a captivating seaplane journey over the tranquil Gulf Islands.

After a scenic 35-minute flight, you’ll touch down in the heart of Victoria’s downtown Inner Harbor . Once there, the remainder of your day is yours (about 6 hours), to discover the rich treasures and natural beauty of British Columbia’s magnificent capital city.

Butchart Gardens, tea at the Empress, take the water taxi tour, and wandering the Inner Harbour watching perfomers, are just a few things you can do. More Victoria activity ideas here.

⭐️ “After a 35-minute seaplane flight, we had more than 6 hours to visit Victoria, a pretty little town. The return by bus and ferry is also scenic and comfortable. Well organized.” – Regine ⭐️ Vancouver to Victoria Fly ‘n Drive Sightseeing tour review ⭐️

As your adventure draws to a close, you’ll board a coach bus, and head for the 90 min ride on the BC Ferries for your return voyage (total time back is about 4 hours).

Even after riding the BC Ferries hundreds of times, it’s still my favourite way on and off Vancouver Island.

This trip allows you to sail through the stunningly beautiful Active Pass, offering one last visual feast before you find yourself back in Vancouver.

BEST FOR: More budget concious travellers

• One way airfare (35-minute flight) Vancouver to Victoria
• Return trip with BC Ferries
• Drop off at or near your Vancouver Hotel

Final Thoughts: Seaplane Tours Victoria

Each of theses seven seaplane tours Victoria offers a unique and unforgettable experience for those visiting the west coast of Canada.

Here are some kid friendly hotels in Victoria should you need accommodation too.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned local, the breathtaking views of the city, the coastline, and the vast expanses of the surrounding natural beauty are something that shouldn’t be missed.

From the soaring Olympic Mountains to the potential sightings of magnificent whales, and wandering the world reknowned Butchart Gardens, these tours provide a truly different perspective on my home town.

Take some time to choose the tour that best fits your schedule and interests, and prepare yourself for an awe-inspiring journey above the beautiful landscapes of Victoria, BC. Safe travels and enjoy the view!

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Donna Garrison is the founder of Packed for Life, an ever curious traveler with a passion for making memories with her family. With a unique perspective on travelling on a budget gathered over 30 years, 20 countries and 5 continents she gives families the tools & resources they need to experience the joys of travelling more for less through practical solutions. She helps over 20,000 families a month plan & take the family travel, camping and road trip adventures of their dreams in Canada, the USA and around the world. Contact her at: Donna [at] packedforlife.com

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The historic capital city of Victoria is situated on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, north of Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, and separated from mainland British Columbia by the Strait of Georgia. The city is steeped in history and has plenty of old world charm alongside a vibrant modern atmosphere. Plus, there’s no shortage of iconic world-renowned attractions to explore. Get a bird’s eye view of Greater Victoria and southern Vancouver Island when you see the sights by seaplane!

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Nothing soaks up the iconic colonial architecture and beautiful oceanic scenery of Victoria like a Victoria seaplane tour.

Whether it’s tourists visiting or locals looking for a new way to see the city, a Victoria floatplane tour is something to seriously consider.

But is it really worth it? Let me help you break down the best seaplane tours in Victoria BC to help you make a decision.

The Best Seaplane Tour in Victoria

If you’ve clicked through to this article you’re probably looking for a unique, thrilling way to enjoy Victoria –  so you’re off to a great start.

These tours rank high on our list of the best things to do in Victoria .

Moreover, they’re one of the highest ranked activities across a wide range of local travel sites – but more on that later.

Victoria floatplane tours are also an amazing way to explore the city for cruise travellers, day trippers from Vancouver or anyone else looking for a spell-binding experience in little time . 

What’s Included in Victoria Floatplane Tours

• A 30-minute sightseeing seaplane ride departing from the heart of Victoria’s Inner Harbour
• Stunning views of the Parliament Buildings, Empress Hotel, Inner Harbour, the Olympic Mountains, Strait of Juan de Fuca and much more
• A ride with the world’s largest all-seaplane fleet and the first carbon-neutral airline in North America
• Possibility to book now and pay later
• Free cancellation tickets up to 24 hours before take-off
• Included carbon offset charges
• Free shuttle back to your Victoria hotel

Curious? Here’s a sneak preview of the Victoria seaplane tour to give you a better idea of what you can expect:

As you can see, very few cities can compete with Victoria’s unique mix of old-world colonial charm and stunning oceanic scenery .

As a result, seaplane tour guests are generally very satisfied – with average reviews pushing 5-star territory:

Want to take a deeper look at the customer reviews? You can see them on our Victoria seaplane tour booking platform .

In a meantime, let’s take a detailed look at the prices and overall tour experience to decide if it’s something you truly want to do.

Related : Seaplane from Vancouver to Victoria

Victoria Seaplane Tour Cost

The price for the Victoria Seaplane Tour Tickets is currently $143.00 CAD per person.

Children between the ages of 2 and 11 can ride for around half price – $73.00 CAD , while children under 2 fly free with a paying adult. This makes the activity one of the best things to do in Victoria for families.

If you’re in both cities, it should be noted that this is about $10.00 cheaper than Vancouver seaplane tours .

For this cost, you’ll receive a 30-minute aerial adventure that introduces you to the thrills of floatplane travel – while showing off all that Victoria has to offer, including views of:

• The Inner Harbour & Victoria skyline
• Empress Hotel
• The Parliament Buildings  
• Strait of Juan de Fuca
• Olympic Peninsula and more

Click the orange button below to get to the booking platform and get your free cancellation tickets – and claim the option to pay later .

If you’d like to tack on an extra 15 minutes to your journey, you’ll also have the chance to book the Extended Victoria Seaplane Tour Tickets which takes 45 minutes.

Adults fly for $213.00 CAD , while kids fly for $109.00 and infants remain free.

You’ll enjoy everything that the introductory tour has to offer, before flying north along the Saanich Peninsula providing additional aerial views of:

• The Gulf Islands
• Saanich Inlet
• Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal
• World famous Butchart Gardens and more

Whatever you decide, since there are only 10 seats per flight it’s recommended to book well in advance , especially if you’re visiting Victoria during the peak summer tourist season.

? Tip: Coming from Vancouver? Booking a Seaplane from Vancouver to Victoria offers the same thrills and takes care of your transport all in one shot.

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Is Taking a Victoria Seaplane Tour Worth it?

Many budget travellers may find the $143.00 price tag a bit steep, and that’s fine. The tours are clearly not targeted at this demographic.

If they’re a little beyond your budget, I’d suggest opting for the Victoria Hop on Hop Off bus tour or a trip to Butchart Gardens instead.

That said, how many times in your life are you going to take an aerial tour of one of the most beautiful cities on earth?

With a Victoria Floatplane Tour, you’re paying for a once-in-a-lifetime experience . This makes it an ideal splurge activity to elevate a holiday or celebrate with a loved one .

Also, in the event of a rainy forecast, you can always cancel as long as you provide 24 hours notice – so there’s lots of flexibility on offer here as well.

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Victoria BC Seaplane Tour Schedule

The 30-minute seaplane tours in Victoria are available from April to October and depart at 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, and 1:30 pm.

The 45-minute extended seaplane tours are offered from April-October, and depart once daily at  5:30 pm – so if you’re looking for a sunset ride this is the better bet.

To ensure you get the right time it’s recommended to book your tickets way in advance , as there is a maximum of 10 passengers per flight.

*The number of daily departures may be reduced in the off-season, particularly from October-April. Departure times are also subject to change as daylight hours waver throughout the year.

Top Seaplane Tours of Victoria BC FAQs

How much does a seaplane tour of victoria cost.

The best seaplane tours in Victoria cost $143.00 CAD for adults and $73.00 for children 2-12 – while infants are free. If you wish to take the extended tour, the price rises to $213.00 CAD and $109.00 for children.

Are Victoria seaplane tours scary?

If you’re fine taking flights with jets it shouldn’t be a problem.   In fact, many fliers have indicated that lower-altitude flights are more reassuring. And the seaplane’s water landings are generally much smoother than their usual tarmac-based cousins.

Where is the Victoria Seaplane terminal?

The Victoria Harbour Airport Terminal is found at 950 Wharf Street right in the heart of the Inner Harbour. This places it a short walk from the Empress Hotel, Parliament Buildings, Bastion Square, the Victoria Cruise Terminal, and Fisherman’s Wharf. 

What will I see on Victoria seaplane tours?

The seaplanes take off in front of the Inner Harbour’s most iconic buildings, the Empress Hotel and Provincial Legislature. So upon take-off, you’ll receive stunning views of these and the rest of the area’s main attractions.

From there, you’ll proceed past Beacon Hill Park and Dallas Road to the waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. In the distance, you’ll be able to see the Gulf Islands, Olympic Mountains and Washington State. 

If you opt for the Extended Victoria Panoramic Seaplane Tour , you’ll then head north past Oak Bay towards Sidney and the Saanich Peninsula. You’ll also receive views of Butchart Gardens as you circle back for views of beaches, the city skyline, and other major attractions.

What do I need to bring with me on my Victoria seaplane tour?

There’s no need to bring provisions of any sort as the rides are fairly short, though every guest will need to bring a photo ID (passport or ID card) in order to board.

A camera wouldn’t be a bad idea, as smartphones may not quite be up to the task of high-altitude photography.

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Our goal is to answer every question about living and travelling in Vancouver and Victoria.

That said, if there’s something that you feel that I’ve missed regarding Victoria seaplane tours or anything else Victoria-related, don’t be afraid to write me in the comments below for custom travel advice. 

Whether you’re taking these tours or not, we hope you’ll use us for all your British Columbia planning needs .

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Victoria’s Harbour is a strategic asset, the life-blood of the city and the homeland of the Lekwungen People, known today as the Esquimalt Nation and Songhees Nation who continue to be the keepers of this beautiful land and the stories connected to it.

Get a first-hand look at how the harbour functions today as a seaport and seaplane airplane terminal as well as a cruise ship and ferry destination. Uncover the secrets of historic landmarks like the Parliament Buildings, bridges, wildlife habitats, and float home communities. Immerse yourself in the natural splendor and see why Victoria was established as the main port in Western Canada, and the capital of British Columbia.

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Each of our tours is created around our Five Cornerstones. This guarantees you the quintessential Victoria experience while giving our captains the freedom to share local secrets and personal memories of their home.

History: Victoria harbour represents the homeland and waters of the Lekwungen speaking peoples, who are today the Songhees Nation and Esquimalt Nation and who have been here since time immemorial before the arrival of European navigators. Learn about our city’s Indigenous culture and the Victorian settlers who contributed to the early development of the city, and how Victoria has grown over the years.

Architecture: Get a unique view of the many original buildings that line the Inner Harbour, compare the modern skyline to historic photographs, and hear the tragic tale of the famous architect Francis Rattenbury.

Harbour Life:  Glimpse into Victoria’s rich naval history, experience the hustle and bustle of everyday life in the port, and you might even see one of the many sailing and boating events.

Aircraft: Look to the skies and learn about the role Victoria played in the World Wars, or watch seaplanes land and take off right beside you on the water.

Wildlife: Victoria is home to an abundance of wildlife, including sea otters, seals and sea lions, blue herons, bald eagles and, of course, magnificent orca whales.

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Purchase your tickets and depart at the Empress Dock in the marina in front of The Empress Hotel. On the way back, your captain will give you the option of ending your tour at Fisherman’s Wharf or returning to the starting point at the Empress Dock.

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The largest vessel in the fleet, Perfect for all ages, build unforgettable memories together!….

Our beautiful 4 Ever Wild catamaran offers protection from the weather and open-air viewing!

Ready for an adventure? These mid-sized open-air boats pack some speed!….

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Thrilling sights from our daily tours.

Today we saw humpbacks and killer whales! We also saw harbour seals, Steller sea lions, California sea lions and a variety of marine birds at Race Rocks Ecological Reserve!

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We still have availability for tomorrow's trip. Please call 1-250-384-8008 to book by phone or visit our tour page to book online.

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TERRITORIAL LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Hay’sxw’qa si’em (hy-sh-kwa sea-em)!  This means, “Thank you, respected or honourable one.”

Welcome everyone to Fisherman’s Wharf and the Salish Sea. We’re privileged to work, play and educate thousands of people every year from all over the world. We’re able to do this on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.

Cancellation Policy

Our usual cancellation policy is 48 hours before your tour . However, we understand that unforeseen circumstances can pop up. If this happens, we kindly request that you communicate with us via phone or email as soon as possible!

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Marine Mammals

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Whale Watching in Victoria on Vancouver Island!

TripAdvisor has voted Eagle Wing Tours #1 since 2007   for whale & wildlife watching in Victoria, BC on Vancouver Island. We respect the investment our guests make to join us and we are dedicated to making your trip the experience of a lifetime.

We focus on delivering every guest into the supernatural realm of the Salish Sea, introducing you to orca whales, humpback whales, minke whales, seals, sea lions, and the diverse variety of local marine animals who call Victoria, BC their home. We’re bringing the wild to life onboard our “Floating Classrooms”

British Columbia’s Environmental Stewards

Eagle Wing Whale & Wildlife Tours is proudly Canada’s first 100% carbon-neutral  whale watching company and the first to support the  1% For The Planet  initiative; we donate a minimum of 1% of our annual sales to environmental programs! Excited about sustainability? Sign our Go Green pledge and start making a difference! Don’t take our word for it – we have won numerous awards . Twice winning Canada’s Top Sustainable Tourism Business!

The natural world has massive demands being placed upon it. As stewards of the Salish Sea, we actively work to protect the marine ecosystem we love. We are privileged to work in the presence of natural beauty and feel it is our duty to help make sure it will be here for generations to come. Our tours are fun and educational, which greatly enhances the value of the experience! As compassionate mariners, educators, entertainers, marine stewards, Eagle Wing Tours inspires the conservation of our marine environment, with a thrill! R U Wild 4 whales and wildlife?

Guaranteed Whale Sightings!

Eagle Wing Tours is Victoria, BC’s very first premier Guaranteed Adventure and Whale Sighting company. We literally do go the extra mile (or 50!) for our guests.

We offer a year-round whale guarantee which means if you don’t see any whales, we invite you back on complimentary tours until you do see whales! We go above and beyond for every departure, maximizing guest satisfaction, overall comfort and delivering the exceptional experiences! Every boat has many extras and on-board hydrophones so you can listen to the whales!

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Kayak… because Zombies can’t swim

Victoria kayak tours & rentals.

Regardless if this is your first kayaking adventure or if you are perpetually wet behind the ears, our kayak tours and rentals are a great way to see Victoria and the local marine wildlife from a unique vantage point.

Located in the heart of historic Victoria Harbour, Victoria Kayak is just steps away from the Empress Hotel, Royal BC Museum and the BC Legislature in downtown Victoria. There’s no better way to kick off a stay in Victoria than with a kayak adventure!

#becausezombiescantswim ALWAYS AVAILABLE A great way to ditch the visiting relatives for a few hours!

Kayak Tours

• A seaside exploration of west coast marine life. On your kayak adventure, you may be greeted by harbour seals, great blue heron, river otters and if really, really (and we mean really) lucky an Orca.
• Daily Departures at: 9:30 AM & 1:30 PM Seasonal 7:00 AM & 5:30 PM Summer Only

Kayak Rentals

• Your own self guided adventure! We have single kayaks, double kayaks, and even a triple kayak. That means everyone, including the dog, can go for a paddle.
• Last Rental departure 2 hours before closing See our Location & Hours for more information
• Looking for something different? And we are not talking about a new tattoo, a bouffant hairdo or those tiny dogs in strollers – although we have no problem with any of those things. Experience Victoria’s many celebrations in a unique way. You will also find discounts and gift certificates here.
• See our Schedule for times

Victoria Kayak accepts Bitcoin & Lightning payments on select Tours & Rentals. We have a fixed price for the season which means a HUGE discount for you today!!! See our Bitcoin page for more details.

Victoria Kayak Guide Facts (sort-of)

What to wear, group bookings, kids (can't drown them), latest from the dock.

Crew Bio – Brynn

Brynn operates in stealth mode, under the code name "Paddle Ninja," and she's sworn to secrecy under the guise of witness protection.

Crew Bio – Mauricio

Meet Mauricio, the guide who's never lost at sea (yet).

Crew Bio – Jake

Besides kayaking, I love to swim, especially in the ocean. My mom is a former Olympic swimmer therefore, I spent a great deal of my childhood submerged in all bodies of water.

Our Mad Skillz

My husband and I enjoyed a fantastic introduction to sea kayaking this afternoon with a patient and encouraging guide. This is a great way to get a different view of Victoria and get up close to the aquatic wildlife (we saw seals, heron, otters and jelly fish…oh my!).

Great guide and a fantastic trip to seal island. Lots of things to see including a seal that swam over to say hello!

Had an awesome trip today at an amazing price. Joanna is awesome and knowledgeable, and made me feel right at home. Spent 2 1/2 hours out on the water in beautiful weather, would fully recommend to anyone!

Wonderful experience paddling with my 8 year old son for his birthday. Not sure how but they managed to make the sun shine on a rainy day. ;) Our guide took the time to make the trip fun, easy and educational. It was worth every penny!

Absolutely lovely, knowledgeable, friendly guides….stunning scenery and wildlife….accessible and inclusive for small children! We’ve been twice and we’ll be back!

The dock rats set us up right, with cheap water and borrowed hats and personal floatation devices that, while not all that personal, actually fit properly! They also provided excellent instruction on how to have fun yet not get chopped to pieces by nearby sea planes. Thanks a million for a wonderful time!

Loved starting my morning with a 7AM row out to Seal Island! This is an activity that a newbie can do alongside someone more experienced & both can have a great time. Try it!

Why choose Victoria Kayak for your Tour or Rental?

Convenient location.

Our convenient location near the Empress Hotel and the British Columbia Legislature means you are off to a historic start the moment you push off the dock.

Our kayak tours and rentals start and finish at our Main Office and floating docks on the Miners Landing Pier – right beside Red Fish Blue Fish … a must for visitors and locals alike.

Close to nature

Marine wildlife.

W e are not your average kayak joint!  Despite our outward web appearances we are stuffy Colonists with very little sense of humour.   And be forewarned, it is possible you may be paired with a French Canadian that just might hold a grudge.  If that happens, we suggest discussing Poutine and the poor winter driving skills of British Columbians.   Yup – that’s us in a nutshell.  How’s that for a WOW factor?

O ur kayaking tours & rentals take advantage of the stability of easy to paddle, ocean going kayaks. You will be outfitted in a life jacket (PFD) and given a thorough safety briefing and paddling instruction before departure from our “practice area” adjacent to our dock. Our outstanding location means that when the weather in the outer harbour is rough we can switch directions and proceed deeper into the sheltered waterways of the inner harbour and historic Gorge waterway.

W e are a locally owned and operated family business and every customer is important to us. We need you! Your patronage supports our community and our local suppliers. By choosing to support locally owned businesses, you help maintain Victoria’s diversity and distinctive flavour. Thank you.

Victoria Kayak respectfully acknowledges the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, on whose traditional territories we live, work, and play.

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Experience the Wild

Victoria Whale Watching Tour

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Victoria whale watching is a must for all visitors and locals. The nearby Juan de Fuca and Haro Straits are home to Transient or Bigg’s Killer Whales and Humpback Whales. During our peak viewing months, April to October, our success rate for spotting whales is greater than 95%.

Local marine wildlife also includes Dall’s porpoises, Harbour porpoises, Steller and California sea lions, Harbour and Elephant Seals, otters and a variety of birds such as cormorants and Bald Eagles. There is also a very good chance of sighting Minke and Gray whales.

Choose between a luxury covered vessel with heated indoor cabins, full washroom facilities, and an upper viewing deck optimal for wildlife viewing and taking in the city sights from all sides of the vessel or an adventurous, durable, and stable open air 12 passenger zodiac vessel for your Victoria whale watching tour. Every Orca Spirit whale watching tour is led by a marine naturalist whose passion and knowledge of Vancouver Island’s marine wildlife is unparalleled in the industry!

To view all whale watching guidelines regulated by the Pacific Whale Watch Association, click  here.

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Victoria whale watching routes vary depending on whale sightings and weather. A typical route takes us along Victoria’s scenic waterfront to Oak Bay and the Chain Islets, where we pause to watch harbor seals and seabirds. From there, we often head east to San Juan Island, or north along the Saanich Peninsula. When whale sighting reports come in, we typically alter course towards whales within range of the boat. Round trip distance is usually 50 to 80 km.

How old do you have to be to go on a tour?

Our covered vessel tours welcome people of all ages, but the zodiacs are restricted to those that are 6 years old and above.

Can you pick me up from my hotel?

Yes! Orca Spirit Adventures offers a courtesy shuttle service for all guests. We’ll pick you up at your downtown Victoria hotel—and when your whale watching adventure is over, we’ll drop you back at the hotel, or if you prefer, anywhere in the Victoria city core.

How far in advance of my tour does the shuttle arrive?

The day before your tour we prepare our shuttle schedule and will contact you directly to provide you with a time frame in which the shuttle will get you from your hotel. Pickups are anywhere from an hour and half to thirty minutes before the scheduled tour departure time depending on the hotel location.

Is there parking near the departure dock?

Wharf Street Departures

Yes, there are pay parking lots at this office as well as street parking.

Coast Hotel & Marina by APA Departures

There is a parking lot at the corner of Quebec Street and Montreal Street about a half block from our office. As well, there is another lot at the corner of Kingston Street and Menzies Street.

What is the boat ride like?

Exciting and sometimes quite adventurous. Depending on the weather and conditions on the water, the experience can be wild and wet, smooth and dry, or any combination of the two. A typical zodiac trip experiences more ocean spray, and passengers can be splashed at some point along the route. Morning tours and those on covered vessels are usually the calmest.

What is the best time of year to see whales?

While it is possible to see whales at any time of the year, there is a peak season from May through October. During this peak season our sighting success rate is at 95-98% for viewing resident Orca pods near Victoria. In addition to Orcas, see the other wildlife that we view in the Victoria area.

Will we really see whales?

Southern Vancouver Island is the best place to see whales in the wild! There is a chance of seeing a number of different species of whales including resident and transient orcas, humpback whales, Minke whales, and gray whales in addition to other wildlife including but not limited to seals, sea lions, bald eagles, cormorants, and the Race Rocks Lighthouse resident sea otter – Ollie! All of this being said, these are wild animals that we are viewing and so there is the chance of them being a little more elusive some days, which is why we offer our Whale Guarantee. In the event of a no-whale trip, you are invited back with us for a complimentary tour. No rush, this is a life-time guarantee as we want to bring all of our guests’ whale watching dreams to life.

Where do I board the boat?

Depending on which tour you’re on, boarding will take place at one of our two locations. You’ll be notified in advance of the departure location at either:

• Our private dock, approximately 70 yards from the Orca Spirit Adventures office in the Coast Victoria Hotel & Marina by APA, at 146 Kingston Street in Victoria, BC
• At the Harbour Air Seaplane terminal at 950 Wharf Street in Victoria, BC
• Wild Renfrew Guest Services at 17310 Parkinson Road, Port Renfrew BC

What should I wear?

During the summer (June through August), light summer tops and pants or shorts are fine, but it’s a good idea to bring layers such as a fleece jacket or sweater. It is surprisingly cool traveling quickly over the ocean. On cool days, evening trips and during the spring (April – May) and fall (September – October), long pants, sweaters, snug fitting hats and warm footwear is recommended.

Can I bring a camera?

Yes! If you are joining us on a zodiac tour, we recommend talking to the captain before your tour as he may recommend that you put it in the dry storage beneath your seat depending on the wind, weather, and sea conditions on the day of tour. Onboard covered vessel tours, if we experience inclement weather you can leave it in the heated indoor cabin, protected from the elements.

Are there bathrooms on the boat?

There is a bathroom onboard all covered vessel tours.

Are there snacks and beverages available for purchase on board?

Snacks and pop available for purchase for $3 on board during covered vessel tours.

What is your cancellation policy?

All Victoria whale watching tours can be cancelled so long as we are contacted 24 hours prior to your departure time.

• Guests must check in at least 30 minutes prior to departure time at their specific check in location
• Passenger boarding begins 15 minutes prior to departure time
• The Zodiac is not recommended for those with neck or back injuries, expectant mothers, or children under the age of 6
• You can cancel any Victoria whale watching tour if you contact us at least 24 hours before your scheduled departure time
• Disclaimer: Tour departures and packages can be subject to time change and are weather dependent

What's Included

• 3 hour, 100% carbon neutral Victoria whale watching tour
• Free hotel shuttle pick-up & drop off
• Choice of open zodiac or covered vessel*
• Full length cruiser suits (XS to XXL) for protection from ocean spray and cool air (Zodiac tours only)
• Certified Marine Naturalist/Biologist on board each whale watching tour
• Wildlife identification kits
• Whale Sighting Guarantee
• Snacks & soft drinks available for purchase on board covered vessel tours
• $4  Wildlife Conservation Fee  that contributes to the restoration of the salmon in the Salish Sea
• A safe and comfortable experience backed by our perfect safety record

*NOTE: Zodiac is not recommended for those with neck or back injuries, expectant mothers, or children under the age of 6

What to bring

Sunglasses, camera, tight fitting hat, sunscreen and a sense of adventure!

WHAT MIGHT YOU SEE

Fantastic trip – wasn’t just about the Orcas (although they were brilliant!), we saw humpback whale, sea otter, bald eagle, sea lions, harbour and elephant seals too. Staff onboard were really knowledgeable and the backdrop of the mountains in Washington State was just spectacular. All in all, a great trip and sensitively done.

I have just returned from Vancouver and the highlight seeing at least 4 pods of Killer Whales, seals and sea lions after sailing out from Victoria Harbour. We had onboard a very knowledgeable naturalist who answered all questions with gushing enthusiasm and nothing was too much trouble. Fabulous.

This experience was definitely on my bucket list and it did not disappoint. We went with Captain Mick on a zodiac boat. He was very educative and funny. We were lucky enough to spot a mom Humpback whale and her calf and 2 orca families. Next to that we saw seals. The zodiac experience made it so much more fun!

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Responsible whale watching.

• Maintain a distance of 200 meters from killer whales and 100 meters from all other whales in Canadian and US waters
• Operate at no more than 7 knots when within 1 km (0.65 mile) of a whale
• Travel at the same or slower speed as the whale’s speed, and travel parallel to the direction whales are traveling
• Limit time in the vicinity of a particular group of whales to 60 minutes
• Respect marine protected areas by adhering to Go Slow Zones and minimum distance guidelines around rocks, landmasses, historic sites and wildlife
• Turn off sonar, depth sounders, fish finders and other underwater transducers when in the vicinity of whales
• Get closer without disturbing marine life by using a camera with a zoom lens

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3 Hour Kayak Tour $95

The three hour tour covers six miles and is designed as an active kayak tour.  The morning is the best time to venture out of the harbour for a tour of Victoria’s coastline and nearby islands because the wind is typically at its lightest.  July through September is Pupping Season when we have the chance to see female harbour seals caring for their young.

Children 12 years and older. Reservations required.

Daily 9am and 11am**

2 Hour Kayak Tour $70

The two hour guided kayak tour travels less distance than our three hour tour.  Depending on the wind, we may venture out into the Strait of Juan de Fuca or explore Victoria’s Inner harbour.  We’ll have chance encounters with Harbour seals, river otters, many types of shore birds.

Children 7 years and older.  Reservations required.

Daily @1pm,

4pm*, 7pm**

1/2 Price for Kids on our Family Tour

With two paddlers on board our stable double kayaks, it’s easier for smaller paddlers. Following a brief lesson and orientation we spend a leisurely 90 minutes paddling the sheltered waterways of Victoria’s unique harbour. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

*Children 7-12 years old are $35.  Reservations required.

Everyday @4pm**   (June 1 – Aug 31)

*available May – Sept. 15 **available June – Aug. 31

Please allow 24 hours notice of change or cancellation of your tour.

No shows will be charged.

Kayak with Kelp Reef Adventures

Victoria, bc, located at fisherman’s wharf, we are minutes by kayak to the strait of juan de fuca., paddle with us outside the harbour and along the coastline to see harbour seal rookeries or explore the hidden coves and protected waters of the inner harbour. tour victoria from a new perspective and have chance encounters with harbour seals, river otters, great blue herons, bald eagles and many species of migrating seabirds., we provide all the necessary gear, including lifejackets and spray skirts, plus paddling jackets, gloves, and drinking water.  just bring your camera and we will lend you a dry bag., our floating location at fisherman’s wharf is a short walk from downtown, 1 dallas rd. there are float homes to explore, restaurants, ice cream and water taxis., new to kayaking, we include a safety briefing and lesson with every tour.  we’ll show you how to use the kayak safety equipment, how to paddle and steer the kayak and how to get safely across a busy harbour., what to wear, light layers like a tshirt or long sleeve shirt under our jackets is fine, we generate heat as we paddle.  any footwear is great because on our jet dock you won’t get your feet wet, recent blog posts, kayaking beecher bay, metchosin, spring in victoria, gulf island season finale.

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Fraud notice: new policy.

In an effort to combat fraud a government-issued photo ID (e.g., Passport, Driver’s License) and the credit card used to book the tour are required at check-in for all bookings. The ID must match the name on the credit card used to purchase the tour. Any bookings where the lead traveller’s name does not match the name on the credit card used for payment will be automatically cancelled. Failure to provide a government-issued ID and the matching credit card at check-in will also result in the cancellation.

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DOWNTOWN VICTORIA ADVENTURE CENTRE 812 WHARF ST, VICTORIA, BC V8W 1T3, CANADA

The Victoria Adventure Centre is located below the Visitor Information Centre, next to Milestones restaurant across the street from Fairmont Empress hotel.

Please remember to check-in 30 minutes before your adventure.

Year-Round Whale Sightings Guarantee

With a sightings success rate of over 95%, it is highly likely that you will see a whale. But, if this isn’t the case, don’t worry. We will get you out on another tour, whenever is most convenient for you, free of charge*.

Our guarantee is offered year-round, never expires, and can be redeemed at any of our departure locations.

Our Catamaran

Prince of Whales operates two custom-built catamarans for whale watching tours. The Salish Sea Dream and The Salish Sea Eclipse. Both vessels are designed to be environmentally friendly, comfortable and fast.

The catamarans are designed to minimize their impact on the marine environment and wildlife. They use low-emission engines, hydrofoil technology, and advanced hull design to reduce fuel consumption and noise pollution. They also follow strict guidelines for responsible whale watching practices, such as keeping a safe distance from the whales, avoiding sudden changes in speed or direction, and limiting their time with each group of whales.

What people are saying

The staff was very friendly and the captain was very knowledgeable. They provide you with all the equipment necessary. Very fun adventure. Even though we couldn't see any orcas I enjoyed a lot. Very recomendable.

Great boat and wonderful crew. The afternoon on the Saanich Sea would have been great on its own but we were treated with dozens of humpback whale sightings, several sea lions, harbour seals and many types of birds. It was spectacular.

Had an amazing experience! Took us almost 4 hrs for the trip to complete. Saw 2 pods of orcas. Staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. They know how to make you feel comfortable and they answered my kids' gazillion questions! Bathrooms on board were super clean.

Certificate of Excellence Since 2009

BC’s only climate positive whale watching operator

What’s Included

Experience the majesty of the Salish Sea and its wildlife, from whales surfacing in unison to bald eagles soaring overhead. Cut through the Strait of Juan de Fuca’s currents in search of orcas and humpback whales, and listen to our marine mammal experts bring the animals’ stories to life (while you stay warm, dry and hydrated in its heated cabin, of course!).

• The perfect viewing platform and the only one of its kind on the British Columbia coast. This 95 passenger catamaran was engineered and built in Canada with the safety of our beloved marine wildlife and our guests as priority number one.
• Year-round Whale Sighting Guarantee . In the unlikely case that we do not see whales, you can join us on another whale watching tour for free.
• Free photo package will be taken and sent by our naturalists on every trip, group photos & wildlife photos all included.
• Fully-guided whale watching & marine wildlife tour. Opportunity to observe different species of whales in the wild, sea birds and other marine wildlife. Guided by 3-4 Transport Canada certified marine naturalists.
• Complimentary tea, coffee & hot chocolate on board. Light snacks (chips, cookies and chocolate bars) are currently available for purchase.
• 360 degree panoramic views from a 22ft tall elevated viewing platform means all 95 guests will see farther while we maintain a safe viewing distance from our beloved marine mammals.
• Experience spectacular views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Only a few feet above the water these 10 ft tall glass windows offer unobstructed views of dramatic Salish Sea scenery.

Cancellation Policy

Need to cancel or reschedule – no problem! Just contact us at least 48 hours prior to your adventure’s departure to reschedule or to cancel (and receive a full refund), no questions asked.

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• For independent travel bookings of 9 passengers or less: 48 hours before scheduled departure, partial or whole cancellations made within 48 hours before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price. Tour amendments cannot be completed within a 48-hour window. There will be no refunds for cancellations within the cancellation period.
• For groups of 10-19: 14 days before scheduled departure, partial or whole cancellations made within 14 days before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price based on the reserved number of passengers, or the final number in attendance, whichever is greater. Tour amendments cannot be guaranteed within a 14-day window.
• For Groups 20+: 21 days before scheduled departure; partial or whole cancellations made within 21 days before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price. Tour amendments cannot be guaranteed within the 21-day window.
• For wholesale, travel trade, and 3rd party bookings, the cancellation and amendment policy can differ. Please refer to your booking contract for details.

Prepare for Adventure

It gets cold out on the water (trust us!), so we recommend  windbreaker jackets, sweaters, long pants, and closed-toe shoes .

It’s also a good idea to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, a tight-fitting hat, binoculars, a camera to capture some memorable moments and, above all, your sense of adventure!

The boat used for this adventure is not wheelchair accessible. If you require assistance, please call us to book.

Do tours run in all types of weather?

Tours operate rain or shine! Safety is our priority and, in extreme weather conditions or high winds, adventures may be cancelled at the discretion of our qualified crew. We will be in touch should this be the case.

What happens if we don’t see a whale?

This adventure is covered by our year-round Whale Sighting Guarantee. In the unlikely case, we do not see whales on this adventure, you can join us on another whale watching tour. This guarantee is valid for a lifetime!

Do passengers often feel seasick?

No, our boats are custom-built for whale watching with passengers in mind. Captain and crew will also do their best to minimize the impact of the sea. However, if you are prone to seasickness, we recommend you purchase non-drowsy Gravol from a pharmacy prior to your adventure with us.

Will we really see whales?

Yes! There is a high chance of seeing orcas, humpbacks, and other types of whale on your tour. Our year-round whale sighting success rate is ~95% (averaged across all of our adventures) with chances being even higher during summer months.

Are there bathrooms on the boat?

The boat we use for this tour is equipped with two airline-style washrooms.

Do I need to make a reservation?

Reservations are definitely recommended. Adventures often sell out and we don’t want you to be disappointed.

How to Spend the Weekend in Victoria, BC with Kids

Posted on Last updated: August 27, 2024

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Planning a trip to Victoria, British Columbia with kids and want a totally do-able Victoria itinerary? Keep scrolling to check out how to spend the weekend in Victoria, BC with kids!

This kid-friendly weekend in victoria, bc itinerary was written by family travel expert marcie cheung and contains affiliate links which means if you purchase something from one of my affiliate links, i may earn a small commission that goes back into maintaining this blog..

It’s really hard to beat summertime in the Pacific Northwest. So, it’s easy for all our weekends to get booked with local adventures with friends and families.

I’ve had the Malahat SkyWalk on my bucket list since it opened a few years ago. When I realized we had a free weekend, I immediately booked a quick overnight weekend in Victoria BC so we could check it out.

Keep scrolling to find out exactly what we did.

Don’t have time to read a bunch of Victoria blog posts and reviews? Here are some of our top picks for visiting Victoria with kids this Christmas season.

Popular Victoria Tours/Activities

• Whale Watching Tour (a must-do in the summer)
• Butchart Gardens Christmas Tour (easy way to get there if you don’t have a car)
• The Ultimate Group Package Tour of Victoria (easy for families with kids who are tired of walking)
• Chinatown Food and History Tour (see more than just the famous Fan Tan Alley)
• Flytographer photo shoot (they are easy to book and really affordable)

Kid-Friendly Victoria Hotels

• Fairmont Empress (amazing location with afternoon tea and a pool)
• Inn at Laurel Point (great harbor location with an indoor pool)
• Best Western Plus Carlton Plaza Hotel (budget-friendly option in a good location)
• The Magnolia Hotel and Spa (great location within walking distance of most attractions)
• Victoria Regent Waterfront Hotel & Suites (the suites have full kitchens)

How to Get to Vancouver Island from Washington State

We have personally experienced taking the Victoria Clipper from Seattle, riding the Black Ball Ferry from Port Angeles , and driving onto BC Ferries from Tsawwassen (Vancouver).

I’ll give a brief summary of our experiences with each of them below.

Victoria Clipper

I took this with my boys when we visited Victoria during Christmas a few years ago. We parked in downtown Seattle and headed over to the Clipper terminal.

There’s a whole process of showing passports and checking in. And you have to arrive early enough to do all of this.

The Victoria Clipper itself is a fantastic experience! It takes less than 3 hours and you’ll get dropped off at the Inner Harbour right in the heart of Victoria.

This is my top recommendation if you are leaving from the Seattle area and won’t need a car (it’s just for passengers). Check the latest rates and availability .

Black Ball Ferry

We did this when my husband and I had a romantic getaway to Victoria BC years ago. We took a ferry from Edmonds to Kingston and then drove to Port Angeles.

It’s a bit cumbersome to do it this way because it involved two ferries and we were really stressed out about missing the Edmonds/Kingston ferry.

But the Black Ball Ferry itself was nice. We even saw a whale right next to our boat!

It’s another great option that will get you right into the Inner Harbour.

This is what we did for this trip because we were already in Skagit County, which is only about an hour from the Canadian border. Using BC Ferries was the fastest way for us to get to Vancouver Island.

Pre-pandemic, there was a ferry from Anacortes to Victoria. That is currently suspended until 2030. Boo. That would have been the easiest way to get to Victoria BC.

We ended up catching the ferry from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay on Vancouver Island. If you’re visiting during the summertime, you’ll definitely want to make advanced reservations online a few weeks before your trip.

Our ferry was huge and there were kids’ play areas, a video arcade, lots of dining options, coffee, etc.

It took about 90 minutes on the ferry to get to Swartz Bay, which is about 20-30 minutes from downtown Victoria.

Where to Stay in Victoria, BC with Kids

For this trip, we stayed at the Hotel Grand Pacific right in Downtown Victoria. We had a waterfront view and a balcony that was perfect for sipping coffee and people-watching.

It’s in a great location right across from the Black Ball Ferry and Clipper terminals. And it’s just a short walk to the Fairmont Empress Hotel and Downtown Victoria.

In the past, we’ve stayed at the iconic Fairmont Empress Hotel and the Inn at Laurel Point and LOVED them. These are all some of the best hotels in Victoria, BC for families !

2 Days in Victoria, BC with Kids

Before I really get into this Victoria weekend itinerary, I want to point out that we’ve visited Victoria BC several times in the past. Our main reason for visiting Victoria this time was to check out the Malahat Skywalk .

In the past, we’ve explored Butchart Gardens , played at Fisherman’s Wharf, visited the Royal BC Museum, and so much more. This time, we did a few things we haven’t done in previous trips.

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DAY 1: Malahat Skywalk and Afternoon Tea at the Empress Hotel

Ferry from vancouver to swartz bay.

We actually had to wake up at 5:30 a.m. so we could get everyone out the door by 6 a.m. We grabbed coffee on the way to the Canadian border.

Since it was so early on a Saturday morning, there were only a few cars ahead of us in line. And they didn’t even need to open up the Nexus line.

Then, we drove to Tsawwassen and got on the 8 a.m. ferry to Swartz Bay. We arrived at about 9:30 a.m. and drove to Malahat SkyWalk.

Malahat SkyWalk

Since visiting Malahat SkyWalk was the primary reason for our weekend in Victoria, we figured we’d swing by first.

Basically, it’s a spiral wooden ramp that leads up to a 32-meter viewing deck that showcases panoramic views of sea inlets and mountains.

The whole thing is stroller-friendly and it’s easy enough to do with little kids but teens are also interested. We saw a lot of multi-generational families visiting together.

My 9-year-old also loved the 20-meter spiral slide that goes a lot faster than you might expect. He actually did it twice and didn’t complain about having to climb back up the ramp!

It was AMAZING and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a half-day trip from Victoria. It’s also a must-do for any Vancouver Island itinerary. Check the latest rates and availability .

We spent about 2 hours here and enjoyed some vegan ice cream before hopping back in the car.

London Drugs

I’m pretty obsessed with London Drugs. They have a great assortment of Canadian snacks and we always stop here whenever we’re in British Columbia.

I sent my husband in for All-Dressed Chips. Guess what he forgot to get?

But, we were fully loaded up with all kinds of candy bars!

Checked Into the Hotel Grand Pacific

At this point, we thought we’d try to check into our hotel a little early but our room wasn’t ready yet.

So, we ended up going to their new lounge area called Fathom to get some drinks and snacks. Warning, it’s $10 for a kids cup of juice.

After about an hour or so, our room was ready and we got inside and just zoned out for about an hour. With such an early morning, we just needed to relax for a bit.

Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Empress Hotel

Victoria BC is pretty famous for its afternoon tea options. The most well-known one is high tea at the Fairmont Empress Hotel.

We ended up getting a 5:30 p.m. reservation. This is sort of late for tea, but it was nice to not have it as an “in-between” meal.

The food was quite delectable and the tea itself was truly rich and full of flavor.

They had a kids version with different items and they recommended a few herbal teas that our kids enjoyed trying.

I will say that having tried several afternoon teas in Victoria (and in London), I’m not sure this one is really worth the steep price tag. It takes place in a lobby and the ambiance isn’t as great as other spots in Victoria.

But, I enjoyed this experience and I’m glad I did it!

Shopping and Henna Tattoos

After we did Tea at the Empress, we figured we should probably walk around for a bit.

So, we did some shopping around town and found some cute souvenirs for the kids.

They also begged to get henna tattoos from a stand right next to the Inner Harbour. They both chose Pokemon tattoos and they were SO careful not to mess them up while they were still drying!

Then, we headed back to the hotel for an early-ish night.

Room Service

At this point in the evening, I was pretty exhausted and went to bed around 9 p.m. Our boys were ready for “2nd dinner” and convinced my husband to get room service.

They ended up getting chicken fingers and my husband got a steak. I think they were just craving protein.

DAY 2: Chinatown Food Tour

Since we knew we were doing a food tour, we didn’t want to make the rookie mistake of eating too much for breakfast.

So my husband and one of our sons walked across the street to grab Starbucks. We sipped our coffee on the hotel balcony while the kids ate pastries and did screens. Win-win.

Check Out of Our Hotel

After a leisurely breakfast, we packed up and left our luggage with bell services. I don’t like leaving luggage in our vehicle when we’re traveling.

Then, we took a leisurely walk to Chinatown to meet up with our tour guide.

Chinatown Food Tour

Since Victoria BC is home to Canada’s oldest Chinatown, we figured it would be worth doing a history/food tour to learn more about the area.

Our tour guide Brenda lives in Chinatown and she was a wealth of information when it came to historical facts as well as current day-to-day life in Chinatown.

I just assumed that all the food on the tour would be Chinese food. So, we were surprised to try Thai, Mexican, and Italian food, as well as macarons and a stop at a pub.

But, I’m so glad that we did because all the food we tried was stellar! We were so full that we ended up taking some of it with us in a to-go bag.

And we did get Chinese bao and dumplings! Check the latest rates and availability .

Ferry from Swartz Bay to Tsawwassen

After our food tour in Chinatown, we did some quick shopping on Government Street and then walked back to the hotel to pack up our car and head to the ferry terminal.

We didn’t have a reservation for the direct ferry to Tsawwassen, so we wanted to get there as soon as we could to see if we could catch any of the ferries.

We lucked out and we made the 4 p.m. ferry!

As soon as we parked on the ferry, we raced up to get window seats. The views of the water and the little islands were amazing!

McArthurGlen Vancouver Designer Outlet

Another place that we always stop when we’re in Vancouver is the Roots Outlet. There’s one at the McArthurGlen Vancouver Designer Outlet right next to the airport.

We made a fairly quick, 30-minute stop to go shopping and grab churros.

Chinese Takeout in Richmond

Since we were already in Richmond and they are famous for their Chinese cuisine, we placed a to-go order at MaxNoodle House to get wonton min to bring home with us.

We also made a stop at London Drugs so I could clean them out of All-Dressed chips. It was just 4 bags but they were on sale!

Border Crossing

At this point, it was about 8:30 p.m. on a Sunday and the border line was LONG. Thank goodness we had Nexus passes and we sailed right through.

Well, until we realized that my husband didn’t activate his renewed Nexus pass and we had to go inside to the office and talk to border control to activate it.

BUT, it was still faster than waiting in the regular border crossing line!

We made it home at almost 10 p.m. and we were all pretty wiped. We slurped up our soup and hit the sack.

Tips for Visiting Victoria BC with Kids

Book ferry tickets in advance.

So, this trip was fairly last-minute for us (we booked it about 2 weeks out) and by the time I looked at ferry reservations, the direct ferries were all sold out.

But, we were able to make reservations to take 2 ferries to get there via Salt Spring. It wasn’t ideal but we had it as an option.

However, you can always check the website and go on standby to try to get on the direct ferry. That’s what we ended up doing.

It’s the same price to book ferry tickets in advance. However, there is a $25 cancellation fee. For us, it was worth knowing we had a backup option.

Stay Near the Inner Harbour

The most convenient place to stay in Victoria BC is near the Inner Harbour. This is especially true if you’re taking the Victoria Clipper or the Black Ball Ferry since that’s where you’ll get dropped off.

Victoria is a very walkable city but there are also lots of tours that depart right from the Inner Harbour. Staying there will make your life a whole lot easier.

We recommend the Fairmont Empress Hotel , Hotel Grand Pacific , and the Inn at Laurel Point .

Ask Your Kids What THEY Want to Do

Our first day was primarily things that I wanted to do: Malahat SkyWalk and Tea at the Empress Hotel. So, it was only fair to see what my kids wanted to do on the second day.

I gave them a bunch of options including going whale watching , doing a hop-on hop-off double-decker bus tour , checking out the Butterfly Garden , or doing a food tour in Chinatown .

They were pretty passionate about doing the Chinatown tour so that’s what we went with.

Dress in Layers

As a true PNW local, I always know to bring layers with me anytime we’re traveling around our region. It always helps to have a light jacket or sweater even in the summer.

I was glad I brought sunglasses but I was bummed that I left my sun hat in the car.

What Else Can You Do on Vancouver Island with Kids?

Vancouver Island, beyond Victoria, is full of family-friendly activities. Here are a few options:

Visit the Ucluelet Aquarium

This catch-and-release aquarium offers a close-up look at the diverse marine life of the Pacific Northwest.

Explore Tofino

Renowned for its beaches and surfing, Tofino is also home to the Rainforest Trail, a perfect outing for families. You can also go on a whale-watching tour.

Check out the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre

Near Parksville, this facility cares for ill, injured, and orphaned wildlife and offers educational programs.

Explore the Horne Lake Caves

For the more adventurous families, these caves offer a chance to delve into an underground world.

Take a Dip at Parksville Beach

This beach is known for its warm waters and sandcastle-building opportunities.

Visit Coombs Old Country Market

Famous for the goats on its grass roof, the market also has a variety of shops and eateries.

Explore the BC Forest Discovery Centre

Near Duncan, this museum offers a look at BC’s logging history, with train rides available.

How to Visit Victoria BC in 2 Days FAQs

When can you do whale-watching tours in victoria bc.

The best time for whale watching in Victoria, BC is from April to October when various species, including orcas, humpbacks, and minke whales, are commonly seen.

Is the Royal BC Museum kid-friendly?

Yes, the Royal BC Museum is very kid-friendly. It offers interactive exhibits, a natural history gallery with lifelike dioramas, a First Nations gallery with totem poles, and various programs for children.

What can you do on Fisherman’s Wharf?

At Fisherman’s Wharf in Victoria, you can enjoy local seafood, view unique floating homes, go kayaking, take a harbor ferry tour, and see wildlife like seals.

Why is Fan Tan Alley so famous?

Fan Tan Alley, in Victoria’s Chinatown, is famous as the narrowest street in Canada. Its unique architecture, history, and array of local boutiques, shops, and eateries attract many visitors.

Is Victoria BC part of the San Juan Islands?

While geographically close and sharing similar coastal beauty, Victoria, BC is not part of the San Juan Islands. Victoria is located on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, while the San Juan Islands are a part of Washington State.

What’s worth seeing at the Butchart Gardens?

The Butchart Gardens in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, are a spectacle of floral beauty, featuring a range of themed gardens that bloom seasonally.

Popular sections include the Sunken Garden, created from an old limestone quarry, the Rose Garden with its multitude of vibrant roses, the Japanese Garden, the Italian Garden, and the Mediterranean Garden.

Is Beacon Hill Park worth visiting?

Absolutely, Beacon Hill Park, located in downtown Victoria, is a gem worth exploring. It’s a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or a game of frisbee.

Highlights include the park’s beautiful landscaping, the totem pole, the petting zoo, the picturesque Goodacre Lake, and the stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the park’s highest point.

What are the top things to see in Victoria BC?

A few popular sightseeing spots in this beautiful city include the Royal BC Museum, Beacon Hill Park, the Inner Harbor, Fisherman’s Wharf, Butchart Gardens, the Fairmont Empress, Market Square, and the British Columbia Parliament building.

Kid-Friendly Weekend in Victoria, British Columbia Wrap Up

A weekend in Victoria, located on Vancouver Island in beautiful British Columbia, can offer a remarkable array of kid-friendly activities.

This 2-day Victoria itinerary enables families to thoroughly explore Victoria, from the awe-inspiring views of the Malahat SkyWalk to a sophisticated afternoon having Tea at the Empress. Even a leisurely Chinatown tour can turn into an exciting adventure for little ones.

A family trip to Victoria is a chance to create unforgettable memories and inspire a love of travel and exploration in your children. By the end of your 2 days in Victoria, you’ll undoubtedly be planning your next family adventure on Vancouver Island.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Victoria continually surprises and enchants you with its blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences. Get ready to fall in love with this family-friendly city!

Looking for more British Columbia travel resources? Check out my top things to do in Victoria BC with kids , how to spend Christmas in Victoria BC , a romantic weekend in Victoria BC , places to stay in Victoria with kids , a 4-day Vancouver itinerary for families , and hidden gems in Vancouver BC !

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