Inner-Harbour Pathway

45 minutes drive from British Columbia to Vancouver ferry. very nice view on the way to Victoria.( BC capital)

Victoria Inner Harbor (Victoria Inner Harbour) is a port in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. It is a pier for tourists and cruise ships and ferries for tourists from the city and Vancouver Island. The inner harbour is entirely within Victoria, separating the city's eastern city from Victoria's western neighbourhood.

Victoria's inner harbor is pretty good-looking, and the whole port can also see a lot of good sailing scenery. The architectural planning of this area is also quite huge. It is very suitable for comprehensive visits. There are also sightseeing boats that can feel it.

Picturesque place, impressive.

It is a port for rich and noble families to moor yachts. The environment is beautiful and it is a place to relax and play.

Victoria's inner harbour is still worth going. If the self-help person will have a long time, go to a garden and then just stroll around, basically take the bus. Stay here for one night, if you have time, this port can take a whale watching boat out in the morning. In addition to the pier where there are seaplanes to fly to Seattle, the United States, you can fly to several other cities. You can also simply sit on a seaplane to enjoy the scenery of Vancouver Island. There are many specialty restaurants along Victoria's inner harbor. One of the best is often queued. There are American steaks. There are native Canadian oysters. There are Boston lobsters. It feels very casual and enjoys life.