Victoria BC is the capital city of British Columbia, Canada. The city and 12 other smaller municipalities including Sidney, Sooke, Oak Bay, Inner Harbour, Saanichton, Esquimalt and the Western Communities form the Regional District of Victoria.

The City of Victoria is the commercial and tourism centre of the region. The community is Vancouver Island's largest city located on the southern most tip of Vancouver Island. In fact, Victoria is the southern most city on the west coast of Canada.

Downtown Victoria includes a wide assortment of unique shops, retail stores, boutiques, restaurants, pubs, art galleries, banks, gift stores, malls, specialty shops, attractions and commercial businesses.

The streets and side alleys of Victoria, Canada are decorated with English-style lamp posts, heritage buildings, sitting benches, artisan booths, outdoor patios, flower pots and flowering hanging baskets - all providing character and colour to the old and new sections of the city.

Within walking distance of the downtown core of Victoria are some of the cities most visited destinations including Market Square, China Town, the gardens of Beacon Hill Park, the Pacific Ocean on Dallas Road, the Parliament Buildings and the many Inner Harbour marine activities and attractions.

The coastline of Victoria BC is a busy marine destination situated on the Straight of Juan de Fuca. The waterway is a popular marine transportation route. There are ports welcoming cruise ships, terminals receiving ferries, air bases servicing floatplanes, marinas housing sailboats, motor boats, yachts, whale watching tours and water taxis.

The City of Victoria provides every amenity and service possible that are important to travelers. There are a wide selection of accommodations, tours, guides, attractions, banks, restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, post offices, laundromats, repair shops, malls, big box stores and coffee shops with internet access.