This is a fantastic tour - unfortunately the day we went was a bit impacted by wet weather so the views over the city and the Straits from the plane werent as good as we hoped, especially in terms of taking photos. By the time we returned on the ferry the weather had cleared and it was picturesque sailing through the Gulf Islands late in the afternoon. This is a good package.
Review by: Oranit S, October 2017
Beautiful views!
Review by: Sandra C, September 2017
This is just a fantastic trip to do, it is a must really spectacular.
Review by: Pamela M, September 2017
The best way to travel to Victoria. Easy and fast!
Review by: Pamela M, September 2017
The best way to travel to Victoria. Easy and fast!
Review by: rvlong, September 2017
Loved this package. Such an enjoyable day visiting Victoria and flying on a seaplane was on my bucket list! Thank you Viator.
Review by: Leenie, September 2017
Great service and great customer service.
Review by: Andrea W, August 2017
The plane was easy to find and easy to check in. It left on time and was super quick to get across to Victoria. We had a lovely day in Victoria then made our way to the bus station for the bus back. The bus was air conditioned and the driver was great, we got back to Vancouver in a few hours via the ferry and enjoyed our day!
Review by: Barbara E, August 2017
After a shaky start .... bad weather and a replacement plane causing a delay in departure, we finally enjoyed a scenic, smooth flight as the skies cleared . Definitely the way to go if affordable as split option, with return by ferry / bus seemed an eternity , by comparison. _br/_ The tour of quaint, charming Victoria was excellent and made us aware, too late, we should have allowed for at least a one night stopover, as the shortened day, unfortunately , did not allow for the side trip to the iconic Butchart Gardens.
Review by: Willem V, August 2017
What a view :
Review by: David H, August 2017
The sea plane was not to be missed and the views were fab.... don't forget your passport or driving licence as they require photo I'd_br/_ An absolute must
Review by: Drake R, June 2017
The connector bus rides from Victoria to the BC ferries terminal on Vancouver Island and from the BC Ferries Terminal at Tsawassan to Vancouver City were miserably long. I recommend a seaplane commute both ways and forget about the ferry.
Review by: Harvey H, June 2017
The day started with perfect weather, what more could we ask for._br/_ The seaplane trip was excellent, landing in the middle of Victoria Harbour._br/_ We hired a driver who took us to Butchart Gardens, a distillery in Sidney and back to Victoria. _br/_ We then boarded a bus which goes with you on the ferry back to Vancouver._br/_ We left at 9am and were back at 7pm. a fantastic day._br/_ If you take the ferry both ways you would need to stay overnight.
Review by: Schalk N, June 2017
The pilots did not give any commentary on the way there. The ferry was very enjoyable.
Review by: James W, April 2017
IT WAS A TRIP OF A LIFETIME!
Review by: Joop, March 2017
Amazing. We enjoyed every minutes. Best way to go visit Victoria from Vancouver.
Review by: Pui, March 2017
No tour guide.
Review by: Anne Margaret T, March 2017
This was one of the most amazing trips I have ever taken. Early morning take-off from Vancouver, flying over the Victoria. I even managed to fit in a whalewatching tour before going back by bus and ferry. The scenery was amazing.
Review by: Mery M, January 2017
If you are looking for an experience where someone takes care of all the transportation this is it. I had a great experience taking a seaplane for the first time. When I checked in at the plane terminal they already had an envelope with my name on it for the rest of the transportation. The sea plane with very fun but wished the windows where cleaner so I could take pictures.
Review by: MR C P, November 2016
Trip by seaplane was great and a staff member the other end took us on a quick tour and showed us where a good walk was - really enjoyed Vancouver Island and the wharf and went to a fantastic restaurant the Blue Crab
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