- capital of British Columbia, Canada
- welcomes over 4 million visitors a year
- largest island of the 6,500 islands in the Canadian province of British Columbia
- located at the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), Canada
- world-renowned for its temperate climate with an average low of 7C and average high of 14C temperatures all through the year
- abounding in natural beauty, historic places, heritage buildings, galleries, museums, parks, recreation areas, tourist attractions, popular landmarks and many gorgeous natural wonders
- home to the Empress Hotel, a famous travel destination
- golf courses open all year-round
- close to the world famous Canadian resort town of Whistler, a well-known alpine skiing and mountain biking spot
- close to Tofino, a popular place for surfers, campers, whale watchers and nature site-seers
- close to Fleming Beach, a famous rock-climbing hotspot
- close to Mount Washington, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. Mount Washington is a world-class skiing and snowboarding site. It is the site of Mount Washington Alpine Resort. It is also one of the most visited places in Canada and in the World which offers challenging trails for mountain bikers and hiking enthusiasts as well as chair lifts to view scenic landscapes of the country
- naval, maritime city home to the Canadian Navy's Pacific Fleet. It is the location of the Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt (CFB Esquimalt) Maritime Forces Pacific Fleet and the Joint Task Force Pacific fleet
Travel Pictures of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Victoria is the capital city of British Columbia. I love this city as a place to live and soon to enjoy my retirement. The climate, weather, environment, and most of all, the people is the defining characteristic of this beautiful city. These photos in Downtown Victoria and some areas in Esquimalt are taken during spring time. I started my journey from Workpoint, CFB Esquimalt then walk on the West Bay Waterway leading to the Johnson Bridge. After crossing the bridge, I pictured the Market Square and began to photograph the Downtown tourist attractions around. After taking a photo of the Save-on-Foods Memorial, I felt hungry and stop by Chinatown for my lunch. After lunch I finished all the surrounding attractions all the way to the Legislative Buildings, Beacon Hill Park, and on the Fisherman's Wharf. I concluded my journey by taking the Waterfront Way to Downtown Victoria and went home using the Westsong Way then to West Bay Waterway and back to Workpoint, NOTC Venture, CFB Esquimalt.
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