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Victoria vacation rentals start at $20 per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
410 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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140 properties feature pools
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530 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
1,010 of Victoria vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Victoria rentals
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Victoria stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Victoria's top spots, include Royal BC Museum, Craigdarroch Castle, and Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
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Cowichan Valley Forest Hideaway
Eyas Cabin, a 180 sq ft retreat nestled in the picturesque Cowichan Valley. Built with handpicked trees from the property, this cozy cabin features a full-standing loft with a luxurious king bed, perfect for enchanting nights beneath the stars. Wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and enjoy visits from resident Ravens, adding a touch of magic to your mornings 10mins from Duncan, 5mins to Cowichan River and 15mins to Lake Cowichan Escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature
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Oceanfront Surfside Cottage with secluded Hot Tub
Experience our 'Oceanfront Surfside Cottage' with a secluded Hot Tub, spectacular Ocean and Mountain views, all to yourselves. Our lovely fully equipped 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features an oceanfront patio, with a Hot Tub perched on the cliff. It has stair access down to our private pebble beach. Surfside is a contemporary home with fir floors, cedar ceilings and a wood stove for romantic nights. Relax on the deck while overseeing the ocean wildlife. This is the place to get away from it all!
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Deluxe Oceanfront Getaway
Welcome to Aisling Reach! Located on the oceanfront in the peaceful neighbourhood of Gordon Head in Victoria. You can enjoy the stellar views of Haro Strait and San Juan Island, as well as a chance to do some whale watching on your private patio. Our private suite is perfect for a weekend getaway or a longer stay. With our close proximity to the University of Victoria, Mount Douglas, dozens of beaches, and downtown Victoria, you are bound to find something to see and do every day of your visit.
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Elora Oceanside Retreat - Side A
Welcome to Elora Oceanside Retreat, A blend of luxury and nature. Nestled among mature trees our 1-bed, 1 bath custom built cabin offers a private sanctuary with spectacular views of the ocean, trees and mountains. Indulge in the serenity of your private patio, relax in the hot tub, or access the incredibly private beach right out front. Whether you're an avid hiker, beach enthusiast, or just seeking staggering bliss, our cabins provide an ideal starting point for your West Coast Adventure!
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Sanctuary Cabin cozy quiet tree beach BC ferry YYJ
This small cozy one room and bath cabin, build by a master carpenter & artisan using high quality and reclaimed material. The ceiling has exposed wood beams, the bed has a very high quality mattress with lovely 100% cotton linen, bathroom has a heated pebble floor with walk in shower. Small kitchenette area with sm. bar fridge, microwave, toaster, blender, cutlery & dishes, Great for take away meals. located up a sloped west coast property in behind hosts home tucked into the trees
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The Owls Perch Treehouse ~Luxury Treetop Retreat~
A truly unique treehouse perched 30 feet high among the trees. This amazing structure is attached to 3 large cedars and 1 giant maple using advanced tree tabs that allow the trees to sway gently, providing a natural and immersive experience. The large deck offers stunning views across the Salish Sea to the Mountains of Washington state. With all the modern amenities you could need, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Experience the magic and wonder of treehouse living for yourself!
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Hot Tub, King Bed & EV Charger
Come enjoy a romantic get-away with a PRIVATE - 3 person HOT TUB and gorgeous view. *GAS FIRE PIT with couch and loungers *BATHROBES & SPA TOWELS *FULLY stocked kitchen *In-suite laundry *Super fast EV Charger WALMART, SUPERSTORE & RESTAURANTS all within a 5 min drive *25 minute drive to Downtown Victoria We are a family of 4 working professionals that live upstairs. You will hear footsteps upstairs but we are very respectful when we have guests. **NO PARTIES or Other Guests allowed
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Charming 1 Bedroom Ocean View Heart of Cordova Bay
Fully licensed STR. Lovely ocean views await you from this bright and spacious well appointed 1 bedroom suite. This tastefully decorated suite features a king size bed, free wifi, outdoor lounge area, and amenities are close by. Located in the heart of Cordova Bay you are just a few steps to a fantastic sand bar beach. Less than 5 minutes down the road you have an 18 hole championship golf course. If you are a biking enthusiast the Galloping Goose trail is at your doorstep.
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The Surf- Ocean Front-By the Beach- Outdoor Bath
Ocean front West Coast retreat located 40 meters above the surf, bordering China Beach. Enjoy beach fires, forest walks, hiking, mushroom forging and surfing. A short intermediate private trail will take you down to the beach. The 560 square foot cabin is set back on the property, offering spectacular panoramic views of the Juan de Fuca Straight. Cozy up by the wood fire in this cozy 1 king bed cabin or have a bath in the outdoor tub and enjoy the breathtaking views!
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TinySpace+ Heritage Hotel in DT Victoria
City of Victoria Licence 00049178 BCMHMA #H448817212 A TINY 258 sq ft micro-loft with a French door balcony, located in the heart of downtown Victoria. It is one of the SMALLEST design space in Canada but equipped with everything you need for the urban TINY SPACE living experience. *WARNING - Very small space with street noise and lights!!! Please DO NOT BOOK if small space and heart of downtown is not suitable for you!!* Portable AC ❄️ available from June to Aug.
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Garden Suite 15 min to Victoria, airport, ferries
Peaceful light filled suite with serene garden and valley views and glorious sunsets. Completely private with 2 spacious bedrooms, beautiful well stocked kitchen and modern bathroom. Come for a weekend or a long stay and experience everything West Coast has to offer. Hiking trails, lake shore walks, ocean beaches and world famous Butchart Gardens are just minutes away. Wonderful Victoria and Sidney are only a 15 min drive as well as the airport and BC ferries.
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The Trincomali Hideaway Oceanfront Yurt
This luxurious oceanfront yurt is hidden in an ancient cedar grove providing privacy and an amazing backdrop to its unprecedented ocean front setting. Set atop an ocean front rock face with a fully covered patio. A fully equipped kitchen and spa like bathroom highlight the luxurious amenities included in this stay. An upscale romantic getaway like no other. Breakfast provided, our guests receive coffee, teas, and light breakfast fare.
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Butchart Gardens
World-renowned garden featuring seasonal floral displays, themed gardens, and evening fireworks
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At Butchart Gardens you can wander 55 acres of display gardens, from the dramatic Sunken Garden to the Rose, Japanese, Italian, and Mediterranean gardens, all changing with the seasons. Come in spring for tulips and bulbs, summer for roses, concerts, and Saturday fireworks with evening illuminations, fall for glowing Japanese maples, or winter for the Magic of Christmas with 12 Days of Christmas displays, lights, and an outdoor ice rink. Ride the carousel, explore accessible walking paths, browse the gift shop for seeds and local products, and finish with high tea, fine dining, or a casual meal on-site.
Sombrio Beach
Rugged beach popular for surfing, hiking, and discovering a hidden waterfall
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At Sombrio Beach you can surf consistent, surf-friendly waves with both beach and reef breaks, beachcomb along rocky and sandy shoreline, and watch surfers almost year-round. Wander the pebbled beach at low tide to explore tidal pools and hunt for the hidden waterfall tucked in a mossy canyon—walk left along the shore, find the small stream, and follow it inland. Spend the day hiking forested trails, storm or whale watching, picnicking on driftwood logs, or camping with an adventurous, wild-beach vibe.
Elk Lake
Scenic lake offering trails, fishing, kayaking, and family-friendly beaches
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At Elk Lake you can walk, run, or cycle the well-marked 10 km trail that loops around Elk and Beaver Lakes through old-growth-style forest, with rest stops and toilet facilities along the way. Spend the day on the sandy and grassy beaches, swimming in calm water, paddleboarding, kayaking, or watching rowers train. Families can use kids’ playgrounds and protected swimming areas, then spread out for picnics and sunset views. Birdwatching, fishing, and shorter lakeside strolls offer quieter ways to unwind.
French Beach
Family-friendly beach with sand, pebbles, picnic areas, and temperate rainforest trails
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At French Beach Provincial Park you can stroll an expansive mix of sand and pebble shoreline, wander among driftwood, and watch the rolling rocks move with the tide. Spend the day picnicking on wide grassy lawns with fire pits and picnic tables, while kids enjoy the playground and flat, paved paths that work well for strollers and wheelchairs. Explore tide pools at low tide, hike forested trails with creeks and bridges, and watch for seabirds, bald eagles, and migrating whales. Come for dramatic storm-watching, colourful sunrises and sunsets, and camping by the ocean.
Mystic Beach
Scenic beach with a waterfall, sea caves, and a suspension bridge along a lush forest trail
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At Mystic Beach you can walk the sandy shoreline, beachcomb, and picnic while watching a waterfall pour straight off the cliffs onto the sand. Explore sea caves and unique rock formations at low tide, and, if conditions allow, step under the waterfall or try the rope swing nearby. Reaching the beach is part of the experience: a 2 km intermediate hike through lush old-growth forest with boardwalks, roots, and mud. Along the way you’ll cross a suspension bridge high over a stream before descending a log staircase to this rugged West Coast coastline.
Sooke Potholes Provincial Park
Natural park with unique rock formations, crystal-clear pools, and scenic hiking trails
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At Sooke Potholes Provincial Park you can swim in glacier-carved rock pools, plunge into crystal-clear mountain water, or relax on large flat rocks, pebble beaches, and small sandy stretches. Hike forest and riverbank trails to viewpoints, explore from bottom to top, and find quieter “lake-like” spots and cliff-jumping areas if you’re adventurous. It’s an easy place to spend the day picnicking, photographing waterfalls, rock formations, and huge trees, and in fall you can watch the salmon spawning in the nearby Sooke River and continue along the Galloping Goose Trail.
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When is the best time to visit Victoria?
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| Avg. price | $83 | $85 | $91 | $99 | $109 | $108 | $102 | $105 | $102 | $91 | $85 | $88 |
| Avg. temp | 42°F | 43°F | 45°F | 50°F | 55°F | 60°F | 64°F | 64°F | 59°F | 51°F | 46°F | 42°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Victoria?
Stay near the Inner Harbour to explore historic streets, waterfront views, and frequent cultural activities. Fernwood and James Bay are also known for local cafes, parks, and a welcoming atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in Victoria with kids?
Families often explore Beacon Hill Park, visit educational exhibits at the Royal BC Museum, and experience hands-on learning at the Victoria Bug Zoo. These activities create memorable experiences for visitors of all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Victoria?
Explore the lush landscapes at Butchart Gardens, wander historic corridors of the Royal BC Museum, and stroll the lively Inner Harbour. Food markets, guided tours, and local galleries add variety to your visit.
How is the weather in Victoria?
Victoria has mild, damp winters around 37–48°F (3–9°C), and warmer, drier summers near 53–74°F (12–24°C). Rain is more common in fall and winter, so packing a light waterproof layer is helpful.
What are the best places to visit in Victoria?
The Inner Harbour, Butchart Gardens, and Royal BC Museum are the most popular places to visit. You can also discover historic architecture, gardens, and vibrant public spaces throughout the city.
What are some hiking trails in Victoria?
Beacon Hill Park has easy scenic trails, while nearby Mount Douglas Park features forested paths and a summit with broad views. Around the city, coastal trails and urban parks invite hikers of all abilities.
What are some family activities we can do in Victoria?
Families often explore interactive exhibits at the Royal BC Museum and visit the Victoria Bug Zoo to learn about insects from around the world. Beacon Hill Park has playgrounds and green spaces for outdoor fun.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Victoria?
Plan a day exploring Butchart Gardens’ floral displays, wander the coastal paths of Mount Douglas Park, or visit nearby small towns known for artisan markets and waterfront walks. Wine tours and wildlife viewing are also often recommended.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Victoria?
Victoria has pet-friendly stays, especially in neighborhoods like James Bay, Fairfield, and Oak Bay. Many parks and walking paths make it convenient for guests traveling with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Victoria?
Locals suggest taking the time to explore neighborhoods around the Inner Harbour and trying regional seafood. Waterproof outerwear helps for unpredictable weather, and public transit or bike rentals are useful for getting around.
What is Victoria known for?
Victoria is known for its vibrant gardens, historic buildings, and access to Pacific coast nature. The city has a rich blend of Indigenous and colonial histories, plus lively markets and a mix of local cuisines.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Victoria?
Discover colorful alleyways like Fan Tan Alley, browse local art in small galleries, and visit community-run gardens. Areas such as Fernwood have distinct cafes, theaters, and murals.
What are the best foods to try in Victoria?
Victoria has local seafood such as Pacific salmon, spot prawns, and Dungeness crab, plus west coast specialties like Nanaimo bars. Historic tea rooms and farm-to-table eateries are frequently suggested.
What should I bring for a trip to Victoria?
Pack layers for changing temperatures, a light waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes for walking through gardens and parks. Including a reusable water bottle and camera helps make the most of your visit.
What is the nightlife in Victoria like?
Victoria’s nightlife has relaxed pubs, local breweries, and music venues, especially around downtown and the Inner Harbour. Live performances, comedy clubs, and cozy lounges are often recommended.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Victoria?
Victoria is known for the Victoria Day Parade in late spring, summer music and food festivals, and public celebrations near the Inner Harbour. Seasonal markets and holiday events also draw visitors throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Victoria?
Victoria has family-friendly vacation rentals in neighborhoods like James Bay, Fernwood, and Fairfield. Many accommodations have welcoming spaces and easy access to parks and museums.
When is the best time to visit Victoria?
Late spring through early fall is frequently suggested for Victoria, with milder temperatures and less rain. Summer months are popular for festivals and outdoor activities.
All about Victoria
Perched on the southern tip of beautiful Vancouver Island, Victoria is a classic Pacific Northwest maritime town brimming with charm and culture. Cruise ships, yachts, and sailboats glide through its ports; visitors roam the lively wharf; and offshore, it’s not uncommon to see whales putting on a show. Wander inland and you’ll find that British Columbia’s capital city is full of ornate Edwardian architecture, expansive public gardens, and ample bike paths. Among Victoria’s significant structures are its late-19th-century Parliament Buildings, whose grand facades glow with festive lights at night, and the genteel Empress Hotel, opened in 1908, where you can still take high tea. Victoria is also home to the oldest Chinatown in Canada, where you can find the country’s narrowest street, shopping corridor Fan Tan Alley. Add to this mix three colleges, world-class museums, picturesque rainforests, driftwood-dotted beaches, and stunning shoreline views, and Victoria is a perfect blend of urbane and outdoorsy.
What are the top things to do in Victoria?
Beacon Hill Park
This sprawling waterfront green space is the heart of Victoria’s park system. Its lush environs include picturesque lily ponds and stands of majestic and rare Garry oak trees. You’ll also find an ornate totem pole carved by acclaimed artist and First Nations member Mungo Martin, and the Moss Lady, a large, whimsical sculpture of a giant taking a nap on the park floor.
Miniature World
Travel the globe in a few strides at this museum housing more than 85 teensy dioramas of places real and imagined. London, outer space, and Camelot are just a few of the locales painstakingly recreated in miniature and populated with residents no bigger than a thumbnail. These motorized exhibits include mini trains that zip around, and doll-sized carnival rides that spin and light up.
Craigdarroch Castle
Known colloquially as a bonanza castle, this staggering temple to wealth sits on a hill overlooking Victoria. Built by coal baron Robert Dunsmuir between 1887 and 1890, this imposing four-floor Victorian estate is replete with stained-glass windows, intricate wood carvings, and antique furnishings. Take a tour of its opulent rooms and ponder the cleaning routine.
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