Explore Victoria in style on a 3-hour luxury sightseeing adventure with Victoria Zero Emission Tours!
You’re about to experience one of the most unique parks in North America. With a legacy of 2,000+ trees and shrubs dating back to the early 1900s, Beacon Hill Park offers a landscape that rivals the world’s best Parks. Wander past tranquil ponds home to blue herons and peacocks, and cross the iconic 1910 Stone Bridge. From its lush canopy to its artistic pebble bridges, every corner tells a story of Victoria’s heritage.
Travel sustainably and comfortably as we share captivating local history, haunted legends, quirky facts, and fascinating stories about the city. Discover Victoria’s iconic landmarks, scenic viewpoints, and hidden gems while enjoying a relaxed, effortless experience.
For Your Tour Convenience
We offer pickup and drop-off at many locations. Please contact us to confirm if your location is eligible. If your preferred pickup spot isn’t listed, reach out—we’ll do our best to accommodate.
If arriving by Black Ball Ferry Line, Harbour Air, or Helijet. Your guide will meet you at that location holding a sign with your name.
Executive Luxury (1–3 Passengers): Our flagship configuration. We stow the 3rd row to provide the most spacious and luxurious cabin environment for discerning travelers.
Standard Groups: The Kia EV9 is designed for six passengers. We limit our tours to five guests to ensure maximum comfort. Please note the 3rd row is best suited for children and smaller adults who have the mobility to comfortably enter and exit the rear cabin.
Mobility-Friendly (1–3 Passengers): This setup provides ample room for guests to store their mobility aids or to reserve one wheelchair and up to two deluxe walkers ahead of time.
Mile Zero marks the starting point of the Trans-Canada Highway in Victoria, BC. Located near Beacon Hill Park, it's a popular photo spot and a symbolic place where coast-to-coast journeys begin. (Drive time 5 mins)
Beacon Hill Park is a 200-acre green oasis in the heart of Victoria, BC. Known for its manicured gardens, walking trails, ponds, and free-roaming peacocks, it's a peaceful spot for picnics, wildlife watching, and scenic strolls near the ocean. (Drive time 3 mins)
(Drive time 5 mins /view time 5 mins)
Government House is the official residence of B.C.’s Lieutenant Governor. Set on 14 hectares in Victoria’s Rockland area, it features beautiful public gardens, scenic views, and historic charm. (Drive time 6 mins, Outside viewing only)
Craigdarroch Castle is a stunning Victorian-era mansion built in the late 1800s by coal baron Robert Dunsmuir. Located in Victoria, BC, it features intricate woodwork, stained glass, and rich history—offering a glimpse into the lives of Canada’s wealthy elite. (Drive time 2 mins, Outside viewing)
Chinatown in Victoria, BC, is Canada’s oldest Chinatown, known for its vibrant culture, historic architecture, and iconic Fan Tan Alley. It’s a lively hub for dining, shopping, and exploring local history. (Drive time 10 mins /view time 10 mins)
(Drive time 3 mins /view time 2 mins)
The Fairmont Empress is Victoria’s iconic waterfront hotel, known for its grand architecture, royal guests, and famous Afternoon Tea overlooking the Inner Harbour. (Outside viewing only)
Inner Harbor in Victoria, BC, is a bustling waterfront hub known for its stunning views, historic landmarks like the Parliament Buildings, Steamship Building and Empress Hotel, and lively atmosphere. It’s a prime spot for dining, shopping, and exploring the city’s charm. (Outside view)
Fisherman’s Wharf in Victoria is a lively waterfront spot with colorful floating homes, seafood kiosks, unique shops, and eco-tours. Just a short walk from the Inner Harbour, it’s a fun place to stroll, grab a bite, and watch the boats come and go.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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