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Itinerary - Ports of Call
Victoria Canada Sample Itinerary
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Port of Call - Event |
Arrival |
Departure |
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Saturday
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Victoria, British Columbia
Embarkation
2:00-6:00PM (complimentary airport transfers from Victoria Airport)
7:00PM Welcome Dinner
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Sunday
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Victoria,
Tour Downtown Victoria
High Tea
Evening Irish Music Concert
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Monday |
Victoria
Sidney By The Sea
Todd Inlet
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12 Noon
5:00 PM |
9:00 AM
3:00 PM
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Tuesday |
Butchart Gardens |
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Wednesday |
Todd Inlet
Chemainus
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12 Noon |
9:00 AM |
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Thursday |
Chemainus
Roche Harbor (whale watching)
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1:00PM |
9:00 AM |
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Friday |
Roche Harbor
Victoria
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2:00PM |
9:00 AM |
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Saturday |
Disembarkation
9:00-11:00AM
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(1) Departures and/or itinerary may change without notice due to weather or other
circumstances. |
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Good things come in small packages and there’s no better evidence of this than sunny
Sidney-by-the-Sea. Scenic seaside walks, beautiful water views, enticing attractions
and activities, plenty of great shops and restaurants, and friendly locals — Sidney
has it all and more!
Van Isle Marina in Sidney is the Morning Mist's home port for Canadian cruises.
It is just minutes away from the Victoria BC airport and ferry terminals.
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Related Links: |
SIDNEY By The SEA On-line
SeaQuest -
Whale watching, Kayak tours
Tourism Vancouver Islands
Victoria
area Golf |
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Description: |
The Butchart Gardens, a fifty-five acres wonderful floral display, offering spectacular
views as you stroll along meandering paths and expansive lawns. |
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Related Links: |
The Butchard Gardens
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Description: |
Chemainus has won international acclaim for its Festival of Murals, a very successful
revitalization project that began in 1982 with the unveiling of five large murals,
all professionally painted onto existing downtown buildings. The Festival of Murals
has grown and now there are 33 murals. Chemainus is also home to the Chemainus Theatre,
offering five centre-stage shows every year and a pre-show gourmet buffet. |
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Related Links: |
Chemainus
Chemainus Chamber of Commerce
Chemainus Theatre
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Description: |
The word “Nanaimo” is derived from the Coast Salish word “Sney-Ny-Mous” meaning
“meeting place.” Mining brought white settlers to this area more than 150 years
ago, when the Hudson’s Bay Company established a trading post and fort. The year
1874 marked the incorporation of Nanaimo as a town with a population of 1,400. In
1975, the city amalgamated with a number of improvement districts, forming a new
city. Today, Nanaimo is Vancouver Island’s second largest city and is known as the
Harbour City for its picturesque harbour.
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Related Links: |
Tourism Nanaimo
City Map
Things To
Do
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Description: |
Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, was originally established in 1843
by James Douglas as a fort for the Hudson’s Bay Company. Bastion Square marks the
site where a portion of the fort once stood, although all that remains now are two
iron rings set into the rocks at the foot of Fort Street, next to the old Customs
House.
Victoria has always had a history as a stronghold of British traditions. Double-decker
buses, horse-drawn carriages, meticulously kept gardens, and the tradition of formal
afternoon tea has contributed to the city’s long-standing reputation. However, over
the past decade or so, Victoria has earned a reputation as a mecca for adventurers
drawn by the limitless outdoor activities available in the city and throughout the
Islands.
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Related Links: |
About Victoria
Downtown
Victoria Map
Afternoon Tea at the Empress
National Geographic
Theatre, An IMAX Experience
The Royal British Columbia Museum
Scenic Air Tours
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