31 bookable tours, starting on the island
Victoria eats well for a city its size, and the Cowichan Valley an hour north is Vancouver Island's wine and cider country. Food walks in the capital and winery drives up the Malahat are the two things worth booking.
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Food & drinkFrom CA$99Celebrate the holidays with a sweet stroll through downtown Victoria and historic Chinatown on the Underground Donut Tour. We begin at Empire Donuts, a local favorite with out-of-this-world treats…
Bears & wildlifeFrom CA$4,738Savor the essence of fall on Vancouver Island with the Salmons Runs and Stormy Suns tour, combining overland camping and luxurious lodge stays. Begin your journey in Victoria, enjoying high tea at…
Food & drinkFrom CA$650Explore downtown Victoria on a lively pedal tour that combines fun, friends, and local brews. This 2.5-hour adventure takes you to four iconic pubs while enjoying a custom music playlist and the…
Food & drinkFrom CA$35This is an excellent walking tour designed to show you the best of Downtown Victoria in an excursion of 1 hour 45 minutes approximately. We visit 07 places, some of them are historical places, and…
Food & drinkFrom CA$34We are the only company focused on Latino audiences, and we are very proud to provide excellent service and in your own language.The excursion combines food, drink and desserts, plus a little history.
Food & drinkFrom CA$375Delve into the exquisite world of wine with a private 3 to 4-hour tour at Church & State Wines in Victoria, British Columbia. Enjoy personalized attention from a licensed professional guide as you…
Food & drinkFrom CA$45Uncover the hidden gems of Victoria's thrift scene on this exclusive guided hunt. With expert-led tours through 3-5 unique boutiques, you'll discover quality vintage finds at unbeatable prices. This…
Victoria's food tours work the old town, Chinatown — the oldest in Canada — and the Inner Harbour on foot, stopping at a handful of places for small plates: seafood, baking, chocolate, and a lot of the city's craft beer. They double as orientation walks, and the morning ones are a smart first-day booking.
The Cowichan Valley is the island's warmest, driest pocket and the reason it has a wine industry: vineyards, cideries and farm restaurants strung along the roads between Mill Bay, Cobble Hill, Cowichan Bay and Duncan. Tours from Victoria handle the driving up and over the Malahat and typically visit three or four producers with tastings included. It is a full afternoon or a long half day.
Brewery and distillery tours in Victoria stay in the city; pub crawls run in the evening. None of these need a car and all of them make a rainy day useful.