Canada · ATTRACTION TICKETS IN VICTORIA
Prices, running times and what each one is actually like: 6 attraction tickets in Victoria compared, with the strongest of them at the top.
Spend the day at Malahat SkyWalk, about 35 minutes from Victoria. Walk the 600-meter TreeWalk through Douglas firs and Arbutus trees, climb the 10-story spiral tower, take in 360-degree views, and try the Adventure Net and Spiral Slide. The gradual route is wheelchair and stroller accessible, though the tower has no elevator.
“Easy walk, great for various ages and fitness levels, great location and beautiful vantage points.”
At Malahat SkyWalk, you walk through coastal forest, climb a gentle spiral ramp to a tower 250 metres above sea level, and look across Finlayson Arm, Mount Baker, Saanich Peninsula, and islands in two countries. Return on foot or take the 20 metre Spiral Slide. Allow about two hours, plus time for snacks and trails.
“It was an easy hike up, wonderful views, especially when you cleared the tree tops. A fun slide down.”
Step into a warm tropical conservatory near Victoria and spend 45 to 120 minutes among up to 70 butterfly species, free-flying birds, frogs, turtles, iguanas, koi, flamingos, and tropical plants. The insectarium adds unusual invertebrates from around the world. Mobile tickets are available, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
“This place was recommended by some locals whom we met in Vancouver Canada, and it does not disappoint. We caught the number 75 bus from the hotel and it’s great.”
Exchange your voucher at the ticket counter, then enter an enclosed tropical garden filled with about 70 butterfly species, free-flying birds, reptiles, amphibians, tropical plants, and an insectarium. A waterfall, indoor pond, carnivorous plants, and a flamingo add variety. Allow part of a day, though your ticket is valid for one day.
“Horrible. Deceptive purchase. I googled Butterfly Exhibit in Seattle and without realizing it I clicked on "purchase tickets now" and was charged for a Victoria Canada Exhibit. When I called they would not refund my money.”
Travel from Vancouver to Victoria by included BC Ferry, then visit Butchart Gardens, pass Chinatown, see the Inner Harbour, and stop at Mile Zero. English guide Jack has been praised for clear facts and easy handling of mixed-language groups. The day uses a van, minibus, or bus based on group size, with ferry and garden admission covered.
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Spend a full day at Victoria’s Royal BC Museum, with access to permanent galleries and special exhibitions such as Global Threads and Beyond the Beat. See Old Town, HMS Discovery, Jonathan Hunt House, Our Living Languages, coastal wildlife displays, Thunderbird Park, and St. Ann’s Schoolhouse. IMAX admission costs extra.
Pick a summit, a shoreline or a table.
