Vintage wine bottles from Ancient Greece, Rome and the Middle East are on display at this museum that traces the history of wine making, and an exceptional selection of British Columbia wines is available for purchase at the on-site wine shop.

What was once the site of the historical Fort Victoria is now a lively gathering place filled with galleries and sidewalk restaurants.

A renovated historic home sits on a 500 acre organic farm.

Complement your active lifestyle with a fun and informative guided EcoWalk in Vancouver's beautiful Stanley Park.  Learn of the unique trees, plants, birds and animals as well as the rich First Nations culture and legends while walking through the park.  This is a 4 hour 5.5 mile (9 kilometer) ecological walk of medium pace with little change in elevation.  The forest, mountain and ocean vistas are spectacular.  The paths are paved on the seawall and graveled on the forest trails. The people who take the Stanley Park EcoWalk just love it; it becomes a highlight of their trip to Vancouver.

This historic lighthouse (circa 1860) guides mariners to Royal Roads anchorage, Esquimalt Harbour and its naval base, and points the way to Victoria harbour.

A scenic drive through upscale city neighborhoods and breathtaking ocean and mountain landscapes.

Ski or snowshoe your way down this trail to Black Tusk Meadows, where you'll find some of the most beautiful scenery around.

West Coast Aquatic Safaris is proud to have their viewer friendly vessel Wasco as member of Tofino's Whale Watching, Bear Watching, Hot Springs and Bird Watching fleet. Aboard Wasco are you not only able to stay warm and dry, but you have the ability to cruise up on the top with Captain Keith or Jeff! Wasco also provides a full walk around deck for your viewing pleasure and photography skills. Choose your adventure aboard Wasco!

A rotating observation deck that is perfect for viewing the city.

Take a ½- or full-day guided birdwatching tour in the Victoria area with an expert.