Attractions

the human and natural history of British Columbia, and features periodic exhibitions of international renown. Highly realistic and inviting displays, such as the Ice Age and Coastal Forest dioramas, provide visitors with a sense of having truly experienced the authentic settings of many exhibits.

Royal British Columbia Museum is at the corner of Belleville and Douglas Street, close to both the Parliament Buildings and the Empress Hotel in downtown Victoria.

Beacon Hill Park is located along the south shore of Victoria, British Columbia and the Juan de Fuca Strait. It has been a park belonging to the city of Victoria since 1882. A trust was then established for the 62-acre (24.8-hectare) site. Beacon Hill Park was originally called Meeacan (the Salish name for belly) by the First Nations people because from a distance, it looked like the belly of a large man lying on his back.

An exciting and dynamic new focus on aquatic education, research and conservation is evolving in Sidney, BC through the development of the New Marine Centre. Located in one of the finest coastal settings in North America, the new centre will draw attention to the imposing natural ocean resource that graces our local coastline and the importance of conserving this fragile marine environment for generations to come.

Kristen and Bruce Jordan welcome you to their west coast organic farm with its panoramic orchard and ocean views. Relax at the Ciderhouse with a glass of cider paired with organic cheese and other local delectables. Enjoy the views of the organic orchard and the islands beyond. Top off your visit with a complimentary tour and browse the selection of hand crafted farm products.

Marley Farm is a family owned and operated winery located in the tranquil Mount Newton Valley, British Columbia. The Marley Family have always dreamed of owning a winery and in the spring of 2000 that dream was born. Beverly, an ardent winemaker of many years, led the charge in getting the business set up.

Marley Farm endeavours to offer a fun, family setting and with their bright new winery now open, you are invited to visit at 1831D Mount Newton Cross Road, Saanichton, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada