Discover Victoria, BC: Private Shore Excursion for Personalized Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves light walking on uneven terrain
Overview
Experience Victoria, BC, beyond the cruise crowds with a private shore excursion customized just for you. Enjoy local stories, hidden gems, and scenic drives tailored to your pace and interests.
Cruise Ship Shore Excursion
Escape the crowds and discover Victoria, BC, on a private, customized shore excursion tailored just
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About This Adventure
Experience a personalized tour of Victoria with a local guide who will meet you at the dock. Enjoy a scenic drive rich in history and nature, tailored to your interests. Perfect for families and small groups, this flexible tour allows for great photo opportunities and exploration of hidden gems away from the crowds.
Step off your ship and into a fun, personalized tour of Victoria with your own local guide. We’ll meet you at the dock ($14 per person pickup fee) and take you on a scenic drive filled with history, nature, and local charm—tailored to your schedule and interests.
Perfect for families and small groups, this flexible tour offers a relaxed pace, great photo stops, and the chance to explore hidden gems beyond the crowds.
Not included: food, guide gratuity.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Best Availability
Private shore excursions fill quickly during cruise season, so secure your spot in advance to ensure a personalized experience.
Dress for Variable Weather
Bring layers and a rain jacket as Victoria’s coastal climate can shift quickly, especially near the water.
Bring a Good Camera or Smartphone
Capture scenic ocean views, historic buildings, and wildlife encounters during your flexible photo stops.
Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes
The tour includes some walking on city streets and nature trails, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald Eagles
- Harbor Seals
History
Victoria was established in 1843 as a Hudson’s Bay Company trading post and sits on territories of the Songhees and Esquimalt peoples.
Conservation
Local guides promote sustainable tourism by encouraging minimal disturbance to native habitats and supporting community-based preservation efforts.