Canada

2-Day Victoria Tour - Vancouver Departure

C$ 324.00CAD/Up
Product No.
1975
Tour Code
VTR02
Departure City
Vancouver
End City
Vancouver
Duration
2 Day
Local Or Airport Pick-up
Local Pick-up Tours
Service Language
Mandarin、English
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Features And Introduction

● Price included round-trip BC ferry ticket between Vancouver and Victoria and Butchart Garden admission fee
● Golden Stream Provincial Park, over 500-year-old Cedar trees
● Visit the First Chinatown in Canada
● Visit the BC Parliament Buildings
● Visit the HWY01- Mile 0 - the start of the over 8,000 km Trans-Canada Highway
● Hatley Castle
● Malahat SkyWalk
● Chemainus - famous for its 53 outdoor murals

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Day 1 VANCOUVER — VICTORIA — BUTCHART GARDEN — PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS — MILE 0

Overview

【BC Ferries】
Board the BC Ferries from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay on Vancouver Island, enjoy the beautiful scenery along Georgia Strait. On this 95 minutes journey, don’t miss the opportunity to take photos or simply enjoy a cup of coffee at the coffee shop on board.

【Butchart Gardens】
Visit the world famous Butchart Gardens. The Butchart Gardens - tucked in a serene 130 acres country estate on the southeast corner of BC's Vancouver Island - is a garden earthly delights in every season. From summer’s sight and sounds to autumns cascade of color to sparkling holiday-magic at Christmas Time, thousands of visitors come here to enjoy different settings of flower shrubs and gardens.

【China Town】
Upon arrival, proceed to the city of Victoria. After passing by Chinatown’s historic Gate of Harmonious Interest, we begin our journey at the Inner Harbour of Victoria.

【Victoria Inner Harbour】
Arrive at Victoria Inner Harbour. Visit the BC Parliament Buildings, built in 1893. Along the walkway of the Inner Harbour is none other Fairmont Empress, the famous hotel that has been a Victoria Inner Harbour landmark.

Mile “0”

Passing by Thunderbird park, arrive at Beacon Hill Park and Mile “0” - the marker is the starting point of the over 8,000 km Trans-Canada Highway that spans the entire Canada.

Meals
Own Arrangement
Hotel
Days Inn Victoria or similar
Tour pick up time is in between 0630AM to 0730AM

Day 2 VICTORIA — HATLEY CASTLE — MALAHAT SKYWALK — CHEMAINUS — VANCOUVER

Overview
【Malahat SkyWalk】
An accessible 600 m Tree Walk through a beautiful arbutus forest leading to a spectacular gentle spiral ramp that takes you up 32m to a sightseeing lookout offering views of Finlayson Arm, Saanich Peninsula, Mount Baker and the distant Coast Mountains.

【Hatley Castle】
A Classified Federal Heritage Building; the Castle was completed in 1908. From 1941 until 1943 when Grant Block was completed, the Castle served as dormitory and mess hall for cadets and staff officers at Royal Roads Military College. It is now the administrative

Centre of Royal Roads University.

【The City of Totems】
Known as Duncan, is an on-going project that has developed one of the world’s largest, outdoor collection of publicly displayed totem poles. The project began in 1985 and was designed to attract visitors to Duncan. It has 44 First Nations carvings located throughout town, and is also home to the Quw'utsun' Cultural Centre.


【Chemainus】
A community in the Chemainus Valley on the east coast of southern Vancouver Island. Founded as an unincorporated logging town in 1858, Chemainus is now famous for its 53 outdoor murals. This outdoor gallery has given birth to many businesses, including a theatre, antiques dealers, and eateries. The tourist industry stemming from the murals helped rejuvenate the town after its large sawmill closed in the early 1980s and was replaced by a smaller, more efficient, mill.
Meals
Self arranged
Hotel
N/A

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Departure Time / Location
  • 07:30AM Richmond Yaohan Centre, 3700 No.3 Road Richmond
  • 06:30AM Burnaby -Crystal Mall at Kingsway & Willingdon Ave (in front of HSBC)
  • 07:15AM Cambie Street - 6311 Cambie St. Vancouver, BC V5Z 3B2
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Ordering Instructions

BOOKING INFORMATION
★ We recommend confirming tour availability with us before booking air tickets

★ This is a local bus tour, and you will join the tour with other travelers locally
★ The itinerary sequence, hotel arrangements, tour guide, and vehicle might be subject to change due to departure date, but the core itinerary and services will remain the same
★ Sightseeing points and stop times are subject to weather conditions
★ If closure of any sightseeing point occurs, it will be replaced by alternative attractions
★ One piece of checked luggage and one carry-on, with applicable size restrictions, are allowed per person (additional fees apply for extra luggage)
★ This tour is not wheelchair accessible
★ For questions: Email [email protected], call toll-free number (+1) 866-276-7816 (North America), or for tour day emergency only (+1) 587-973-0687

ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
★ Standard Twin rooms in North American hotels typically include one double bed, two double beds, or one double bed with one sofa bed

★ Triple/Quadruple rooms do not include a third/fourth bed - room types are based on double occupancy with no extra beds provided for 3rd & 4th persons
★ For more details about North American hotel room types and bedding arrangements

★ For special bedding requests, please include a message when submitting your booking - Calgary Tours will try to accommodate but cannot guarantee
★ Hotels may require a credit card at check-in as a deposit for incidental expenses (telephone calls, etc.)
★ Smoking is strictly prohibited in all rooms - violations will result in fines at the passenger's expense
★ We recommend bringing personal toiletries as North American hotels typically provide limited amenities

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS
★ Comprehensive travel insurance immediately upon booking at your residence as a measure of added protection is recommended
★ Check the weather forecast before arrival
★ We suggest bringing warm clothing, non-slip footwear, sunscreen, and sun protection due to high UV index in Canada
★ Travel insurance services are available through our company - contact us for details
★ Please refer to our website's terms and conditions for more comprehensive information

Related Terms

  • Pricing Term

    Cancellation & Amendment
    ★ More than 32 days prior to departure: CAD$50, plus 5%GST will be charged.
    ★ Within 31 days of departure: tour will be NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-CHANGEABLE.
    ★ Modification is subject to availability. Calgary Tours reserves the final right of the amendment.

    Additional fees, including but not limited to associated credit card or wire transfer service charges, will be applied to any cancellation or amendment request. Cancellation policy will be applied to below modifications: reducing the number of travelers, and changing; optional admissions & group meal purchase, as well as amending extended hotel stay.
  • Tour Terms

    • Calgary Tours has put forth all necessary efforts to ensure that, at all times of publication, all descriptions in the present brochure are exact
    • Calgary Tours reserves the right to postpone, cancel, or change the tour and/or hotel accommodation
    • If the tour package includes complimentary items, there is no cash value or refund for unused services
    • Any loss or additional expenses incurred shall be bound by the participant
    • Calgary Tours shall not be liable for failure in the performance of its obligations for any loss or damage resulting from any delay, cancellations, loss of personal belongings, illness, bodily injury, accident, death, deterioration of services, inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, disappointment or frustration (either mental or physical), attributable to a fault, negligent act or omission by a provider or any employee thereof. Each agency has various regulations; it is responsible for passengers, and in case of accidental casualties or property damage, it should be resolved in accordance with the safety regulations established by various agencies.
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