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Victoria: Wildlife in the city, coastal viewpoints and parks

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Overview

SINGLE TRAVELLERS GET IN TOUCH TO BOOK. Explore Victoria, BC, on a guided tour that focuses on the wildlife found in the urban area. Visit at least 3 different scenic locations and witness some of the animals that populate Victoria. The locations vary depending on the present wildlife and season but are mostly coastal viewpoints or local parks and one cemetery. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed and vary depending on the season and weather. Most likely, you will see seabirds and reef creatures like anemones and feather dusters, deer, and occasionally seals, sea lions, salmon migrating, and birds of prey. This tour involves a little walking on flat surfaces and is suitable for everyone, except children under 5 due to vehicle constraints. After you meet your guide, you will hop on a quick drive to your first location. Remember, your guide wants to see wildlife as much as you do, but sometimes the animals can be shy, and you might get a few sightings.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Meet us at Fisherman's Wharf on the wooden dock in the parking lot before heading down to the Wharf. This will be 12 Erie St Parking on Google Maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/bC75uLfTJxrULjPFA

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

French-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Ogden Point Terminal

This amazing seawall boasts a great view but also TONS of local marine wildlife. From migratory birds to Birds of Prey and sea creatures like sea stars, sea cucumbers, and jellyfish, this point also attracts many seals, otters, and sea lions at the right time of year.

Duration: 45 mins

2. Ross Bay Cemetery

Unexpected stop, but many cemeteries are small oases for wildlife. This historical site features the graves of many of Victoria's most famous deceased residents, such as Emily Carr but it also feeds and shelters many resident deer and birds.

Duration: 30 mins

3. Fisherman's Wharf

What a stop! Visiting the Wharf is always exciting. From the food stop to the resident wildlife, this stop is always a highlight. Walk to the quiet end of the dock to spot our more shy residents like otters and seals, and peek under to marvel at the colourful creatures clinging to the docks, like feather duster worms (cuter than it sounds), plumose anemones, mussels and sea squirts.

Duration: 45 mins