victoria travel

Planning your trip, be sure to allow enough time to really enjoy the areas you've always wanted to see and the things you wanted to do. If you have only a week or two, you might want to consider a packaged tour which features highlights from every corner. Many tour package options are available in all price ranges, including air, cruise, ferry, bus motorcoach or train.

Or, you can tailor your own tour, discovering the grandeur and magic of Victoria and Vancouver Island at your own leisurely pace. It's easy to get around and start planning.

British Columbia Ferry Services Inc., or BC Ferries, is known for being the primary provider of coastal ferry service in the province. If you're after more of a "cruise line" experience, consider a voyage through British Columbia's majestic Inside Passage. This one is particularly popular with international travellers, going from Port Hardy at the northern end of Vancouver Island to Prince Rupert, gateway to southeast Alaska

BC Ferries
Victoria (250) 386-3431

Black Ball Transport
(250) 386-2202

Clipper Navigation
(206) 448-5000 or 1-800-888-2535

Washington State Ferries
(250) 381-1551 or (250) 656-1831

Ground Transportation

Pacific Coach Lines
1-800-661-1725 or (250) 385-4411

BC Transit
(250) 382-6161

WestJet, Victoria Airport, Victoria
Tel:(403)444-2600

Air Canada, Victoria Airport, Victoria
Tel:(604)643-5653

Helijet International Inc, 79 Dallas Rd
Tel:(604)273-4688

Hyack Air, 1234 Wharf Street, Victoria
Tel:(250)384-2499

Kenmore Air, 1234 Wharf Street, Victoria
Tel:(425)486-1257

North Vancouver Air, Victoria
Tel:(604)278-1608

Pacific Coastal Airlines, Victoria
Tel:(604)273-8666

West Coast Air, 1000 Wharf Street, Victoria
Tel:(250)388-4521