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Apollo Bay

Apollo Bay nestles into the picturesque green foothills of the Otway Ranges. On the way to discovering this "paradise by the sea", you'll experience some of the Great Ocean Road's best scenery and smaller holiday hamlets.

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Ballarat

Ballarat is a historic gold rush city in Australia, where visitors can admire the Victorian inspired architecture of the gold rush era, visit the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka or hold a koala or feed a kangaroo at Ballarat Wildlife Park.

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Barongarook


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Beechworth

Beechworth is a small town is Victoria, Australia, offering plenty of exciting things to do. Beechworth offers fine dining and local wineries, festivals, and frequent reenactments of colonial history. Adventurous visitors can enjoy the extensive walk...

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Belgrave


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Butchart Gardens

The Butchart Gardens, a National Historic site in Victoria British Columbia, offers 55 acres of amazing floral displays. The displays change with the seasons, but no matter the season there is always a variety of vibrant flowers. During the summer mo...

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Daylesford

Daylesford is a popular spa town to go to escape the rush of the cities. It is also a great place to stop and relax along your long travels around Australia. Just north of Daylesford is Hepburn Springs, where you will find plenty of mineral springs i...

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Dunkeld, AU

The gateway to the southern Grampians is the iconic Mount Sturgeon where its beautiful rocky summit and lush vegetation makes for a perfect hike down to the village of Dunkeld. This region was first inhabited by the Chapwurrung people for over 4,000 ...

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Echuca


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Falls Creek

Falls Creek is an alpine ski resort in the Victorian Alps of the Alpine National Park with terrain fit for beginners and professional athletes. Make the best of a snow adventure – gear up and hit the snowtubes, attend Snowsport School, stroll t...

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Geelong

Known as an agricultural and pastoral town in the past and as an industrial center after the 1850’s gold rush, Geelong is now experiencing record growth, economic development and investment. Its name originates from the Aboriginal word for bay - ji...

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Gembrook


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Gippsland Coast


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Gippsland Lakes


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Grampians National Park


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Great Ocean Road


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Halls Gap

At the foot of Wonderland Range is the holiday town of Halls Gap, hub of the relaxing Grampians way of life. Halls Gap caters to almost every need boasting cafes, gift stores, a variety of accommodation from camp sites to luxurious getaways, and an a...

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Lakes Entrance

Lakes Entrance is a lake town that sits between a manmade channel where the network of inland waterways flow into the Tasman Sea connected by the East Gippsland Lakes. This fishing port was once named Cunninghame, however in 1870 it was remaned Lakes...

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Little Desert National Park


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Little River


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Lorne

Lorne is one scenic destination of Australia. Ocean, mountains, rocks and rainforest can all be found here. Cinema Point Lookout, the highest point on the Great Ocean Road, is worth visiting. Cathedral Rocks Lookout, Mount Defiance Lookout, all on t...

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Melbourne

Melbourne Melbourne is a maze of hidden laneways, opulent bars, exclusive restaurants and off-the-beaten-track boutiques. Here you can soak up culture, hit the sporting grounds, taste the dynamic food and wine scene, dance til dawn or wander the par...

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Moorooduc


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Mornington Island


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Mornington Peninsula


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Mount Buffalo National Park

Mount Buffalo National Park is Australia’s Alpine high country with sheer granite cliffs, wildflower fields, waterfalls, and winter snow summits. Discovered by two explorers Halimton Hume and William Hovell in the early 1800’s, the mounta...

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Phillip Island

Known for it's natural beauty and wildlife, Phillip Island is a wonderful Australian destination.

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Port Campbell

Port Campbell is an attractive, quiet windswept little fishing village set on a natural gorge at the mouth of Campbells Creek. The population of about 200 regulars is regularly inflated with visitors because of its proximity to some of the finest coa...

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Port Fairy

Beautiful Port Fairy has retained much of its colonial architecture, providing visitors with a fascinating insight into the history of one of Victoria's earliest ports. On a drive into this charming Shipwreck Coast town in Moyne Shire, the number and...

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Portland, AU


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Queenscliff

Queenscliff in Victoria is a bayside town that has a lot to offer. Discover the wildlife in Port Phillip Bay, enjoy eco adventures, visit the historical fort and Fort Queenscliff museum, tour fascinating galleries, and there are even renowned restaur...

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The Great Ocean Road

The gateway to the Great Ocean Road lies just 46 mi/75 km southwest of Melbourne. Running 250 mi/400 km from the city of Geelong to the border of South Australia, the road hugs the contours of Victoria's rugged southwest coast: It provides one of Aus...

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Traralgon


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Wangaratta


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Warrnambool

In the words of one tourist operator "If Warrnambool was 5 degrees warmer there would be a million people living here!" The cities natural attractions of wide sandy beaches two major rivers and surrounded by some of Australia's most fertile country h...

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Wattle Hill


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Wilsons Promontory

Known as “The Prom” to the locals, Wilsons Promontory is Australia’s coastal wilderness with winding trails, empty beaches, a eucalyptus forest and rocky mountain plateaus. Since 1898, it is protected by the Wilson Promontory Nation...

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Yarra Valley

The Yarra Valley is a world class, world renowned wine region, reminiscent of Bordeaux or Burgundy in the South of France, or the Tuscany region of Northern Italy. It is a place of unspoilt pristine beauty, where the water and the air are clean and c...

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Yering


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Victoria


Although Victoria is in British Columbia, it feels more like England than Canada. The city was founded in the 1800s as a Hudson Bay Co. trading post and outpost of the British Empire, populated by settlers attracted to its mild climate. Historic Victoria boasts several grand buildings, lots of shops, and aesthetic touches reflecting its English heritage. Today, part of the city's charm comes from old-world traditions juxtaposed with new-world experiences.

Victoria is also a modern, prosperous provincial capital with a diversified economy. The education, tourism and technology sectors are strong, and specialty farming has burgeoned in the nearby Saanich Peninsula and up-island Cowichan Valley. The result is a city with an international reputation for good restaurants and a penchant for outdoor activities such as whale-watching, sea kayaking, sailing and cycling. For a city of its size and scale, Victoria has an energetic, eclectic buzz. And it's only a short ferry ride or flight away from Vancouver.

Must See or Do

Sights—Beacon Hill Park for many mature trees and glorious gardens; The Butchart Gardens; the view from Fort Rodd Hill National Historic Site; the Parliament Buildings.

Museums—The Emily Carr House for her artwork; the history of the area and its trades, like deep-sea diving, at the Royal British Columbia Museum.

Memorable Meals—Both levels of Ferris' Oyster Bar & Grill for great food and atmosphere; Rebar Modern Food for a delicious juice bar and health-conscious cuisine; tea at the Fairmont Empress Hotel; takeout fish-and-chips from the Inner Harbour's Red Fish Blue Fish; Olo Restaurant for local food with a fresh twist.

Late Night—A brew or two at Spinnakers Gastro Brew Pub on the Inner Harbour; inspired libations at Clive's Classic Lounge; local musicians at Hermann's Jazz Club.

Walks—A slow walk around the Inner Harbour; a historic walk through Chinatown; a guided tour of the city's haunted addresses.

Especially for Kids—The Victoria Bug Zoo; Victoria Butterfly Gardens; a ride on the Victoria Harbour Ferries; Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea; the petting zoo at Beacon Hill Park.

Geography

Victoria radiates out from its Inner Harbour, where most of the historic buildings, sites and attractions are located. The city's layout is compact, with two main streets, Government and Douglas, running parallel to the harborfront. East-west cross streets, many of them one-way, are generally on an orderly grid system, with few digressions from that pattern.

Heading northbound along Government Street, you'll intersect with Old Town, Bastion Square and Chinatown. Douglas Street begins at Mile Zero, a landmark that indicates the beginning of the Trans-Canada Highway and overlooks the Pacific Ocean and precipitous Olympic Peninsula. Venture north, and Douglas Street flanks Beacon Hill Park and the Royal British Columbia Museum, then defines the eastern edge of downtown. To the east are the picturesque neighborhoods of Rockland, Fairfield and Oak Bay, as well as Craigdarroch Castle and the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.

History

Though Spain first claimed what is now Victoria, the English established the first European settlement in 1843, when James Douglas of the Hudson's Bay Company set up a trading post there. Victoria's protected harbor on the southern coast of Vancouver Island offered a safe refuge for clipper ships, and Douglas' good relations with the native population helped the settlement grow quickly.

In an era known for its formality and elegance, early Victoria must have seemed like the wild frontier to the first British settlers, particularly in 1858, when more than 25,000 miners passed through on their way to the Cariboo Gold Rush. But the new Victorians were intent on civilizing the wilderness, taking with them their fine English china, their architectural ideas, their gardens and their tradition of tea (still staunchly upheld by visitors). They set about creating a society based on a half-remembered, half-imagined England.

The capital of British Columbia, Victoria is filled with heritage buildings and reminders of those early days. The city has a long-standing reputation for being sedate, but it is quickly outgrowing the label. Besides being the province's government hub, Victoria is home to several colleges and universities, and the city has attracted many global technology firms, bringing more young people to the city. The influx has sparked a revitalization in the central area, with old-world-style buildings being converted into restaurants, lounges and hip cafes on every downtown block.

Potpourri

With all its outdoor activities, it's no surprise that Victoria has been rated among the fittest cities in Canada.

Victoria's Maritime Museum is home to North America's oldest operating birdcage elevator.

The Fairmont Empress Hotel serves 500,000 cups of tea annually.

Victoria is home to what is recognized as the narrowest street in Canada: Fan Tan Alley. The city also boasts the oldest Chinese temple in Canada: Tam Kung Temple on Government Street in Chinatown.

Victoria arguably has the most microbreweries in Canada per capita (showcased in its beloved Ale Trail), as well as the country's oldest licensed brewpub, Spinnakers Gastro Brewpub.

The B.C. Legislature buildings on the Inner Harbour dazzle year-round with 3,560 lights.

Location

Large cruise ships dock at Ogden Point, about 1 mi/2 km southwest of downtown. The terminal has gift shops, restrooms, foreign-currency exchange and pay phones. If your cruise line has made arrangements, you can take a shuttle downtown for Can$11. Taxis also wait in front of the terminal. There's public bus service to the downtown area, or you can walk—it takes about 20 minutes to get to the city's center.

Small cruise ships often dock in Victoria's Inner Harbour. The Tourism Victoria Visitor Centre is located along the Inner Harbour on Wharf Street across from the Fairmont Empress Hotel. http://www.victoriacruise.ca.



Shore Excursions

Shore excursions include a tour of the Legislature Buildings, tea at the Empress Hotel or another teahouse, a horse-drawn carriage ride and a visit to Craigdarroch Castle. Also offered are trips to the Butchart Gardens, an electric-bike outing, an English-style pub tour, and an art gallery and wine-tasting visit. For ocean and rain forest enthusiasts, there are whale-watching trips and travel to an adventure zipline facility in nearby Sooke.



Victoria


Located on the south shore 23 mi/37 km southwest of Charlottetown, Victoria, Prince Edward Island, has become an artists' colony, but fortunately the artists haven't pushed out the traditional industry—fishing. Together, these two industries give the tiny village an eclectic atmosphere. After perusing the local crafts, head down to the wharf to see the fishing boats or visit the lighthouse to examine old photos of the village. Then stop for tea or coffee at one of the cafes or tearooms, or take in a show at the local playhouse. The town offers some great views, both inland and out into Northumberland Strait.



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