About us

Experience Victoria was founded by a group of experienced industry veterans. We have the expertise and resources to connect visitors to all of the top-rated attractions in Victoria, providing unmatched value.

Experience Victoria carefully selects products and builds strong partnerships in the community. Our destination services consist of tours and tour development, and curated destination information such as the top dining, shopping, and activity tours recommendations.

Our stringent quality assurance program that our suppliers undergo covers both service and safety – ensuring the highest standards. Our drivers must complete comprehensive driver/guide training to deliver entertaining, informative, and safe experiences. Combining these core values with innovative and top-rated products builds trust with our customers and is one of the keys to our success.

We offer an array of exceptional and exciting products that save visitors time and money – so they may experience more of Victoria.

Our Mission; to deliver exceptional experiences to our visitors by offering only the city’s top-rated products and services.

ABOUT BRITISH COLUMBIA

When it comes to Victoria, British Columbia’s capital, there is a lot of island-charm and unique west coast flavor packed in this harbour-front city. The ocean and mountain views wrap around the downtown core which has been historically influenced by British, Irish, and Chinese settlers.

The fusion of these three cultures and Canada’s own unique west coast vibe brings alive a bustling port reflective of its history, architecture, and merchants of days-gone-by.

Fort Victoria started as a Hudson’s Bay trading post in 1843, and in 1858, the discovery of gold on the British Columbia coast launched the Fraser River gold rush and Fort Victoria’s population exploded from 300 to 5,000 in a matter of days.

In 1862, The city of Victoria was incorporated. It is officially named after Queen Victoria.

Internationally, Victoria is known as the “City of Gardens” and sees billions of blossoms every spring. In 2010, the annual flower count reached a record of 21 billion blooms.

Beacon Hill Park is Victoria’s iconic green space — gardens, ponds, wildlife, and ocean views just steps from downtown.

Ogden Point offers scenic ocean walks, stunning sunsets, and cruise ship views — a must-visit along Victoria’s waterfront.

Fisherman’s Wharf is a lively waterfront spot with colorful float homes, seafood stalls, shops, and eco-adventure tours.

Victoria’s Inner Harbour is a bustling waterfront hub surrounded by historic landmarks, scenic views, and vibrant local culture.

Willows Beach offers sandy shores, calm waters, and stunning mountain views — perfect for relaxing, swimming, and family picnics.

Government House features beautiful gardens, historic architecture, and walking trails — the ceremonial home of British Columbia’s Lieutenant Governor.

British Columbia is home to over 25,000 kilometers (15,500 miles) of coastline, making it one of the most scenic coastal regions in North America.
The province’s waters are home to resident and transient orca populations, along with humpback whales, gray whales, and other incredible marine wildlife.
British Columbia is consistently ranked among the world’s top diving destinations thanks to its clear waters, vibrant marine ecosystems, and unique underwater landscapes.
Vancouver Island is one of the largest islands on North America’s west coast and is known for its rugged beauty, rainforests, and diverse wildlife.
British Columbia is home to the Great Bear Rainforest, one of the largest remaining temperate rainforests in the world.
The province features more than 200 wineries and numerous cideries, producing award-winning wines and craft beverages throughout regions like the Okanagan Valley and Vancouver Island.
British Columbia is home to thousands of Indigenous cultural sites, including some of the world’s tallest and most impressive totem poles.
Afternoon tea remains a cherished tradition throughout the province, inspired by British Columbia’s rich British heritage.
British Columbia is regularly recognized as one of Canada’s most beautiful travel destinations, attracting visitors from around the world with its mountains, forests, beaches, and islands.
Thanks to its mild coastal climate, many areas of British Columbia offer year-round outdoor recreation, including golfing, hiking, kayaking, whale watching, and cycling.