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Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is an ocean-going city, surrounded on three sides by water. Friendly and unhurried, Victoria is a fun city to visit with kids, especially in summer when it’s still daylight at 9:00pm. Traveling around Victoria couldn't be easier, so let the kids decide whether to ride the charming pint-sized harbour ferry, munch on scones in a tea room, go whale watching, play in Beacon Hill Park or stroll around the Inner Harbour. | |
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Ferries to Victoria - A most pleasureable way to arrive in Victoria is to take the ferry. Ferries from Port Angeles and Seattle dock in the Inner Harbour at Victoria. The trip itself is fun - we took the car ferry from Port Angeles, a 90 min. trip. Tip: When you travel from the U.S. to Victoria, everyone in the family will need a passport or birth certificate (kids under 16) to enter Canada. |
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Travel for Kids has so many fun things to do with kids in Victoria, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of family hotels for Victoria, all styles and price ranges, near to places you'll want to explore. |
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