We parked at the Fisherman’s Wharf and it was $12 for three hours. We were there early in the day so not a lot of shops and restaurants were open when we were arrived. We walked on the trail along the water towards town and took a water taxi back in the afternoon. We saw seals. When we got back, more places were open. Definitely recommend to stop by and walk around.

Easy to go to, next to the city center. Good view on the harbour of the city. Nice little shops and take-out retaurants. I would recommend the fishstore. The fishcakes are excelllent. Chowder also. Heating at the open bar. Easy going on the wharf.

Definitely worth visiting and getting a few pictures! Looks very neat—great photos. We were suggested to eat at Fisherman’s Wharf, Barb’s Fish and Chips but we didn’t have the opportunity. Sea taxis looked cool. Excursions available to book at the wharf. Hop on/hop off bus stops there.

We walked from our hotel all the way along the waterfront of Victoria's Inner Harbour, along David Foster Way, to Fisherman's Wharf. The colourful houseboats were a picturesque and eye-catching sight! It was fun to wander and admire the charming (some not so charming!) floating homes. There were food and ice cream kiosks, and places for booking tours. We spotted seals in the water. Well worth a visit.

So it looks like something in a storybook, tons of fish and sea animals but the favorite by far is a little seal who has made it home. He comes right up for pets. The shops are amazing and people are so welcoming. As a resident of BC, this lives up to our reputation. (Most things here are very over rated) There is an attached park and playground for the kids. Simply 10 out of 10 for me.

Fisherman’s Wharf is just another great part of Victoria to check out. Lots of restaurants to choose from. I’d love to see the area on a weekend when there would be many more people and businesses open. It was a quiet Wednesday when I was at FW, we enjoyed the views and uniqueness of the area. I know we’ll be back!!

Interesting little venue with quirky little houseboats, some good food venues, scenic spot and a couple of nice shops. Just stake out a table and let your folks roam! Nice park next to it, for those restless little legs!

Fisherman's wharf is a beautiful area on the edge of the water with lots of restaurants/icecream places etc and where I assume people also live. We came here to take a whale watching tours, which I highly recommend if you like the sea and nature, despite being higher priced: you do not do this often, after all. There is a large paid car park with offers for 3 hours for example, great for taking a tour, although our tour over stayed and thankfully we we not fined for some 15ming over. This place was very lively even late May on a warm afternoon, although was empty upon returning at sunset. I would suspect in summer time to be always packed.

I was one of the hordes of cruise ship passengers disgorged from the ship when making its brief Canadian port call to satisfy legal requirements. Unfortunately, the ship docked in the evening and by the time I'd walked to Fisherman's Wharf (around 9:30 p.m.), all the shops and restaurants were closed. I still enjoyed seeing the colorful shops and especially the floating houses (surprisingly neat and comfortable looking). After a few photos, though, I headed elsewhere looking for an open pub. I'm sure many cruise ship passengers would like to explore Fisherman's Wharf more if the shops stayed open later.

Excellent place to visit..boat Tour excellent. Only problem is the Parking I would not park in the lot provided try to park with the City Parking lots. The lot App doesn’t communicate with the team giving out tickets therefore even if you pay on the APP YOU WILL GET A TICKET. Then you have to appeal your ticket with a RUDE company that will not even provide proof that they cancelled your ticket. This is important if you rented the car. Several cars around us had tickets on their cars.Frustrating for a Tourist.