Activities for the whole family!
Sidney Spit National Park Reserve is located on Sidney Island, just east of the town of Sidney, BC Sidney Spit is accessible by kayak, canoe or boat. There are 21 mooring buoys, and dock space is available to boaters on the government dock. Sidney Spit is also accessible by the privately operated walk-on passenger ferry
If you've got a taste for the latest block-buster ... or perhaps an independant film ... or a short but exciting IMAX film ... Victoria has something for everyone. Here's a listing of movie theatres in and around Victoria. 1. Cineplex Odeon Theatre - 780 Yates St. Victoria. 2. Cineplex Odeon Westshore - 900 2945
Victoria and Vancouver Island is one of the best places in the world to see some of natures most magnificent creatures - whales! There are a number of tour companies that offer excursions of all kinds, styles & prices to offer you an experience to witness and learn about whales in the wild. Here are
Horse Drawn Carriages - A Victoria Tradition! For an intimate tour of the city, consider a quaint ride in a horse-drawn carriage. It's fun for a family or can be a romantic ride for two! Tally Ho Tours 1-866-383-5067 In Victoria 250-514-9257 Victoria Carriage Tours 1-877-663-2207 Local: 250-383-2207 email: experience@victoriacarriage.com
Gyms & Recreation Centres in and around Victoria (See map below for all locations!) 1. Cedar Hill Rec Centre 3220 Cedar Hill Rd, Victoria B.C., V8P 3Y3 Telephone: 250-475-7121 2. Saanich Commonwealth Place 4636 Elk Lake Drive, Victoria B.C., V8Z 5M1 Telephone: 250-475-7600 24 Hour Info Line: 250-475-7620 3. Gordon Head Rec Centre 4100
East Sooke Park If you want to have a true 'west coast' experience - without going too far away from civilization, nothing beats East Sooke Park! East Sooke is the largest CRD Park, encompassing 1422 hectares ( 3512 acres) of natural and protected coastal landscape. In this Wilderness Recreation Park, you’ll experience solitude and harmony
Devonian Park Entrance and parking lot This great - tho small - park is about a 40-minute drive from Victoria and well worth it! Features include a gentle walking trail through mixed woodland and along a winding creek, cobble beach (no sand!) for picnicking and exploration, bird watching at Sherwood Pond (although the
Esquimalt Lagoon Esquimalt (pronounced 'Ess-KWI-malt') Lagoon features miles of breathtaking ocean Lagoon Side of the Road beachfront perfect for walks, beachcombing, sand castles and water play. Across the road from the beach is the lagoon, where ducks and swans float and herons and eagles are often spotted along with many other
Elk Lake/Beaver Lake Trail Beaver Lake & Elk Lake are often spoken of together ... they're actually 2 lakes joined together with beaches on both ends. There is a great trail that circles both lakes if you're feeling adventurous as well ... allow about 2 hours to do the entire 10 km loop.
Willows Beach A developed waterfront park (1.17 hectare) with large grassed area, change rooms and washrooms, concession and tea room, picnic tables, benches, children’s play area, sandy beach, esplanade and walkway. This scenic developed waterfront park is highly used for active and passive recreational activities on its open grass and beachfront. The park is a
