Victoria Travel Guide｜Transportation, Accommodation, and Food Recommendations.

Make the most of the good weather 😉 Today, we're exploring Victoria, a city near Vancouver ✌🏻 ⛴️Transportation Buy a ferry ticket on the BC Ferries website to get to the island. The ferry ride takes 1h35min. One-way ticket price 🎫: - 19.1/person - If you choose to drive onto the ferry, the ticket is 80.75 The departure port in Vancouver is Tswwassen. It is recommended to arrive at the ticket gate 30min-1h before departure. 🏨Accommodation For convenience, we chose the Fairmont Express, which is in a great location for city walks! City Hall and the Royal Museum are right outside the door. The hotel is decorated in a retro style, but the rooms are small (if you mind, we recommend choosing another hotel nearby 🌟). 🥘Food 👩🏻‍🍳 II Terrazzo: A popular Italian restaurant in DT. Reservations are recommended. Recommended dishes: CAPESANTE e TONNO AFFUMICATO (scallops and smoked tuna)/SPAGHETTI CARBONARA (steak and cream pasta)/GRIGLIATA di Carne (steak, lamb chops, and duck leg platter). 👩🏻‍🍳 Red Fish Blue Fish: Street food fish and chips next to Inner Harbor. The fish is fresh and tender. We recommend trying the halibut. 👩🏻‍🍳 Uchida Eatery: A hidden gem of a Japanese restaurant in an alley. We recommend the assorted sashimi donburi. It is only open four days a week, so be sure to check the opening hours before you go. 👩🏻‍🍳 Bodega: Spanish food with a great atmosphere. Each dish is small but delicious, perfect for drinking and chatting 🍷. 👩🏻‍🍳 Don Mee: Hong Kong-style dim sum in Chinatown. Authentic taste. The waiters push carts around the restaurant, and you can take whatever you want to eat. We recommend going early to avoid the long lines. Stay tuned for the next article on travel routes and attractions 😎 More travel guides in the "World Travel 🌍" collection