 | The Big Bus Victoria Welcome Center | At 811 Government Street. It all starts here. Tickets, maps and schedules, for Victoria's best open-top bus tour. |
 | Ocean Point | At the entrance to the Delta Hotel tennis courts. Fine dining and a scenic water-front walk can be found here. |
 | China Town | At the entrance to Fan Tan Alley, on Fisgard Street. Canada's oldest Chinatown is a must see destination. |
 | Saint Andrews Cathedral | In the loading zone right outside. Spectacular First Nations carvings grace the interior of this architectural treasure. |
 | Christ Church Anglican Cathedral | Across the street at the yellow curb. Dazzling stained glass fills this Gothic cathedral with inspiring light. |
 | Saint Ann's Academy | At the passenger loading zone near St. Joseph's. Cultured gardens and an interpretive center make for a refreshing and informative visit. |
 | Royal B.C. Museum | Across Bellville, at the Bus Stop. Your one stop destination for the natural and human history of Victoria and British Columbia. |
 | Inner Harbour Stop | In front of the Blackball Ferry Terminal. Tickets and information are also available from our staff at the kiosk here. |
 | Harbour Towers | In front of Huntingdon Manor. |
 | James Bay | In front of the Coast Victoria Hotel. The gateway to Victoria's oldest residential neighbourhood. |
 | Fisherman's Wharf Park | At the Bus Stop on Erie Street. Floating homes, charming shops and eateries can be found at historical Fisherman's Wharf. |
 | Ogden Point Cruise Ship Terminal | At the Bus Stop near Montreal Street. Access for cruise ship passengers and a spectacular walk along the Break Water. |
 | Mile Zero Park | Near the Terry Fox statue. Photo ops and scenic beach walks can be found at this unique location. |
 | Beacon Hill Petting Zoo | At the end of the angle parking, near the Goat Pen. Baby goats, golf, gardens, peacocks and picnics. A great place to relax. |
 | Gonzales Beach (Foul Bay) | At the Bus Stop. Bring a picnic, sunscreen and swimwear to this sheltered, sandy beach. |
 | Oak Bay Marina | Wait by the tour bus loading zone. We'll watch for you. Feed the harbour seals, admire the boats or feast at one of two fine eateries. |
 | Oak Bay Village | At the Bus Stop in front of Scotiabank. Go shopping or relax at one of the many fine pubs and cafes in this historic neighbourhood. |
 | Government House Gardens | Across from the entrance, near Joan Crescent. Do you love greenery? Look no further than this stately public garden. |
 | Victoria Art Gallery | On Moss Street, across from the parking lot. Many works by Emily Carr are housed here, along with a spectacular Oriental Art collection. |
 | Craigdarroch Castle | At the bus shelter with the castle's photo in it. No trip to Victoria is complete without a visit to this beautifully restored, stately home. |
 | 811 Government Street | |
