Victoria, B.C. Inner Harbour
OLD-WORLD CHARM MEETS COASTAL RELAXATION.
DIRECT SEAPLANE FLIGHTS FROM SEATTLE TO VICTORIA, BC
Discover the enchanting beauty of Victoria, British Columbia, nestled on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. A picturesque Canadian city offering a unique blend of natural wonders, vibrant culture, and historic charm, making it a must-visit destination for travelers from around the world. Whether you choose to hop on a 45-min. direct seaplane flight from Seattle to Victoria departing from Lake Union or Kenmore Air Harbor, or even a 30-min. hop from Friday Harbor Marina on San Juan Island, we’ll get you to Canada in a zip.
From afternoon tea served at the historic Empress Hotel, to a visit to the world-famous Butchart Gardens, to Inner Harbour strolls and farm-to-table dining, Victoria is a must-see for your travel list. Traveling from Seattle to Victoria via Kenmore Air seaplane affords you a better view than a boat and gets you there in a third of the time. Step off the plane, onto the dock at the Seaplane Terminal, and clear customs in the shadow of the Parliament Buildings.
Victoria presents a compact downtown where you’ll find a unique mix of history and stunning architecture integrated with modern trends. From classic pubs to world-class attractions and a thriving arts scene, Victoria is a excellent year-round destination for outdoor and urban enthusiasts alike. The best part? A variety of top-notch accommodations are easily withing walking distance or a short cab ride from our terminal.
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FLOATPLANE
Year-round flights to the Victoria Inner Harbour Seaplane Terminal from either Kenmore Air Harbor or Lake Union in Seattle. Our fleet includes six-passenger de Havilland Beavers and our larger Otters. Looking for something more personal? The Cessna 180 is a two-passenger floatplane that is a most economical charter flight option. Sorry, no complimentary baggage storage on-site.
ACCOMMODATIONS
There is a wide range of lodging accommodations available from upscale hotels to cozy B&Bs to historic inns and everything in between. Tourism Victoria provides a great index of options as does the Victoria B.C. Chamber of Commerce.
ACTIVITIES
A walk around downtown will show why Victoria has been described as being more English than England. If you want elegance, there’s tea at the Empress Hotel. For a more casual afternoon, there’s a thriving pub scene. History buffs can tour the castles or if you’d prefer more natural beauty, Victoria has a well-earned reputation as the City of Gardens because of its ideal growing climate.