Venturing Beyond the Classroom
Vancouver Island’s wild beauty, characterized by lush forests, scenic coastline, and awe-inspiring mountains, is at our doorstep. We are also minutes from vibrant Victoria, a capital city and Canadian holiday destination, and all it has to offer. Whether students want to spend their free time connecting with nature or visiting the shops, restaurants, and cafes of charming Victoria, they can do it all.
Why You’ll Love It Here
Feel Safe and Secure
Victoria is big enough to offer excitement while still being fairly small, friendly, and community minded. It’s safe, walkable, and easy to navigate.
Immerse Yourself in Nature
Our location is perfect for nature-lovers and adventurers, allowing for everything from a quick walk in the woods of the West Coast to a multi-day camping trip.
Celebrate Multiculturalism
Victoria is a welcoming multicultural city, where students can explore a variety of cuisines and cultures—in addition to further connecting with their own.
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Chinatown
Discover interesting shops, great restaurants, and fun attractions, such as the super narrow Fan Tan Alley.
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Interactivity Board Game Cafe
This place is made for games-lovers! Browse their incredible selection of games and play a game or two.
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Inner Harbour Walks
Stroll this scenic stretch to see historic architecture, attractions like the Fairmont Empress Hotel, and inspiring beauty.
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Government Street Shopping
When you’re in a shopping mood or looking to pick up a souvenir, Government Street is the place to go.
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Fisherman’s Wharf
Right on the water is this hidden gem! Enjoy tasty food from the kiosks, take in the view, and go on eco-tour adventures.
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Oak Bay Village
This charming, walkable street is home to vintage clothing stores, cool cafes, art galleries, and restaurants.
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Getting Around Victoria
Our school transport team provides regular service to downtown Victoria, the BC Ferries terminal, and Victoria International Airport. Taxis and public transit are another option and the cost of taxi rides can be charged directly to the student’s account.
