Victoria British Columbia - Budget Tour - Alaskan Cruise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
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Victoria, British Columbia is one of the oldest cities in the Pacific Northwest. The city houses about 90,000 people and was named after Queen Victoria.
In this port, we were limited to only 4 hours to explore the city, but they also were bringing us there from 8pm to 12am. We originally thought this was horrible timing, but we ended up enjoying ourselves in the quick time we were able to explore Victoria in British Columbia.
Key Moments
00:00 Introduction
00:27 Disembarkation
00:30 Our $50 Cab Tour
01:40 Tour of the Empress Hotel
02:30 Walking around Downtown
02:52 Recap of Victoria
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Great thanks for the ideas going to alaska for the first time next month!
You're gonna love it. Lots to see and explore
Thanks for all of the ideas and info! It looks beautiful!!
Definitely recommend checking it out, even if it's just for a few hours.
Thank you for the taxi idea for short visits.
Absolutely, they were super willing to negotiate prices and customize a tour to our interests
I’ve talked to a few Hams in British Columbia. Very interesting folks. Nice people. Thanks for sharing this with us.
They are definitely nice people. Everyone we met was so sweet and welcoming.
So glad you’re recommending diy tour because we also only have 5 hours in the evening. But did you actually have the time to go to Butchart gardens? On their website it says it takes about an hour by cab from the port 😅
If you leave immediately , it's about a 25-30 min drive in each direction. You would definitely have to watch your time closely but you can do it for sure.
If one Timmy's was open then all of them were open, that taxi driver took you for a ride!
It was the only one open late. We got in after 8pm and then he just gave us a tour around. We negotiated a price with him when we got in and honestly it was what we were looking for. Living in Hawai'i, Victoria was pretty chilly for us, so we did a lot of riding around, grabbed donuts and timbits and then walked a bit in town before heading back.
We enjoyed touring Victoria as well. I wish we could've stayed a bit longer... maybe next time
Definitely a cute little town to visit. Next time check out butchart gardens
How to find a cab on the way back to the ship is there an area where you go to get a cab?
Yes, right across from the empress hotel by the waterfront, there were lots of cabs. You'll also see them right by the parliament building
High Tea for 90 to almost 140? But if it's worth it, why not. It's does look like a luxury old school.hotel which I like.🤙
LOL, I don't know if I'd say it's worth it but it's definitely an experience. You're there for the experience, right ? hahahahah
Its a far away the cruise port to british columbia downtown ? Need a vehicle?
You definitely cannot walk but there are cabs every minute or so. It was super quick n easy by cab.
It is roughly a 20 minute walk, no need for a vehicle.
@@michellestruik8069 depending on mobility and weather, I usually advise for people to grab the bus or cab. It was really cold so we were glad we took the cab, I wouldn't personally walk it.
what was the name of the ice cream shop?
Victoria Ice Cream & Fudge Factory on Government St
@@Cruisingfoodies Thank you!