Tsawwassen

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The Butchart Gardens

The Butchart Gardens. World Class botanical gardens with 55 acres of floral display and photo opportunities. ...at least 4 hours to visit the gardens with additional time to enjoy the entertainment and firework display in the summer. This will give you enough time to enjoy everything Butchart has to offer.

Inner Harbour

Victoria’s Inner Harbour is where the fashionable part of Government Street begins, the Royal BC Museum and Tourist Information Centre are located, Harbour Air seaplanes land and take off, and the Coho Ferry and Victoria Clipper passenger boats arrive and depart from. The area is also where Harbour Ferries also scurry around, yachts are moored, buskers entertain and tourists wander around with their cameras. In short, it’s the epicentre of what makes Victoria a world-famous travel destination.

The Parliament Buildings of British Columbia, Canada were officially opened in February 1898. However details, refinishing, additions and upgrades were ongoing until 1915. The buildings are the official residence for the B.C. Parliament to pass laws and where the Provincial Legislative Assembly gather and discuss the direction of the province. The BC Parliament Buildings provide guided tours year round.

Beacon Hill Park

With over 200 acres of park land, Beacon Hill Park is the crowning jewel in Victoria's park system. There are natural areas, manicured flower beds, footpaths and ...much more

Recognized as one of Top 21 Iconic Hotels in the World by National Geographic Traveler magazine, honoured with Travel + Leisure Magazine’s World’s Best Award for Top 10 City Hotels in Canada, and regarded as a Condé Nast Readers’ Choice and Gold List hotel, Fairmont Empress is located in Victoria, BC overlooking the city’s sparkling Inner Harbour

Craigdarroch Castle

Drive past this Victorian-era mansion, known for its elaborate architecture and rich history. A perfect photo opportunity for history buffs.

Fan Tan Alley

View the narrowest street in Canada and one of Victoria’s hidden gems, famous for its unique charm and colorful history.

Fisherman's Wharf

Drive by this lively floating community with colorful homes, boats, and waterfront views. Great for quick photos and sightseeing commentary.

Royal BC Museum

Admire the striking architecture of the Royal BC Museum from the vehicle. Pass by while highlighting its cultural and historical significance.

Sea to Sky Highway

Drive along one of the world’s most scenic highways. Admire breathtaking coastal mountains, waterfalls, and ocean views. Pass by photo spots and scenic viewpoints for unforgettable snapshots.

Squamish

Explore the charming town of Squamish, known as the “Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada.” Drive past local landmarks, parks, and stunning mountain backdrops.

Shannon Falls Provincial Park

Visit the spectacular Shannon Falls, one of BC’s tallest waterfalls. Walk along the viewing platform and enjoy photo opportunities of the cascading waters.

Experience stunning aerial views from the gondola ride. Look out over Howe Sound, waterfalls, and coastal mountains. Pass by hiking trails and lookout points if not riding.

Whistler

Stroll or drive through the vibrant pedestrian-friendly village. Admire alpine-style architecture, boutique shops, and lively cafés. Pass by Olympic Plaza and public art installations.

Take in panoramic mountain views at this world-class golf club. Even without golfing, enjoy the manicured landscapes and alpine scenery.

Stawamus Chief Park

Drive past this iconic granite monolith, a mecca for rock climbers and hikers. Perfect for photos of the dramatic mountain scenery.

Brandywine Falls Provincial Park

Pass by this 70-meter waterfall en route to Whistler. Scenic viewpoints are visible from the highway for quick photo opportunities.

Drive past the famous ski slopes and alpine terrain. Highlight the winter sports legacy and summer hiking trails of the iconic mountains.

Scenic forested park with lake and mountain views. Pass by for quick photo opportunities and commentary on Whistler’s outdoor recreation culture.