Canada · HISTORY TOURS IN VICTORIA
Distances here are long and daylight is finite. These 7 history tours in Victoria justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the map.
Small-group Victoria food and history walk with tastings from local shops, beer and Chinatown stops, plus an Inner Harbour finish.
“Friendly guide and amazing food. I am considering going back to one place for the whole meal experience.”
A 90-minute guided walk through Old Town Victoria with headsets, 1800s architecture, Bastion Square hangings, and Fan Tan Alley stories.
“Our guide was engaging and informative. We learned a lot about the City and really enjoyed our time.”
A 2-hour Victoria food and history walk with tastings, Chinatown alleys, Fan Tan Alley, and a finish at the Inner Harbour.
“it was fantastic. even in some light rainfall for most of the tour, we loved it. Very well planned and informative.”
Take a 30-minute horse-drawn carriage through historic James Bay in Victoria, with lantern-lit evening rides, blankets, and local stories.
“Wonderful horse and carriage ride. Would recommend. Really enjoyed seeing all the sites. Loved that the company is family owned.”
Walk Victoria’s old Chinatown with a small-group guide, mobile audio, and key stops like Fan Tan Alley in about 90 minutes.
“Unique experience with in-depth behind the scenes gems from a knowledgeable guide who grew up in the area.”
A private 3-hour Victoria tour hitting Royal BC Museum, Fairmont Empress, Chinatown, Government House gardens, Oak Bay, Marine Drive, and Craigdarroch.
“Butchart Gardens Views of Victoria city after dark Driver was extremely knowledgeable about the area and provided extremely interesting stories about the area”
Private 4-hour Victoria tour with pickup for up to 5, mixing parks, coast viewpoints, Chinatown, and photo stops.
“Elizabeth was who work with upfront. Richard, who was our tour guide. In 4 hours we saw the best of Victoria. Richard is an excellent guide, very patient and accommodating. We will be going back next year and will be using the same individuals.”
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
