Join Tom and Mike from Take Time to Travel as they embark on their first seaplane adventure from Victoria to Vancouver with ...

The best ways to get around Victoria & Vancouver Island is by bike or car. Central Victoria – especially the Inner Harbour – can easily be explored on foot, while bike paths will lead you to less ...

Plane, trains and automobiles. Plus ferries and floatplanes, buses and bikes. Such are the choices for traveling between the Pacific Northwest’s triangle of world-class cities — Seattle, Victoria, and ...

The Inner Harbour is Victoria's primary tourist draw. The busy harbor – home to sailboats, yachts, floatplanes and whale watching Zodiacs – is framed by wide pedestrian streets and, in the warmer ...

Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia, located on the southern end of Vancouver Island. Reachable by ferry, boat or air, the most frequent option for visiting Americans is the Black Ball ...

Canada’s door to the Pacific Rim is a vibrant mix of European heritage and Asian cultures. In Vancouver, Rudy explores world-class cuisine, a spirited night life and modern Asian shopping centers.

We are off on a five-week tour of Vancouver Island, British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest, starting with three weeks housesitting on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The island is ...

A horse-drawn carriage, red double-decker bus and Fairmont Empress Hotel pretty well sums up the attractions of Victoria. And note the blue sky, too. Read my travel story: Victoria offers complete ...

Join Tom from Take Time to Travel as he explores six of the top brunch restaurants in Victoria, BC—a city known for its ...