Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. With European settlement dating from 1845, Victoria has long cultivated an image of genteel, old-world civility, as symbolized by the iconic ritual of afternoon tea at the Fairmont Empress hotel and the opulence of the celebrated Butchart Gardens. More recently, however Victoria has emerged from its still-honored imperial past as an energetic, vibrant city of arts and culture, shopping and fine dining, and healthful outdoor lifestyles. Whether as an ultimate daytrip destination from Seattle, the focus of a longer metropolitan vacation, or as a launching point for broader explorations of Vancouver Island, Victoria provides endless reasons to visit . . . and to return. For more information on Victoria and its environs, visit the official Web site of Tourism Victoria Kenmore Air seaplanes fly directly to Victoria Inner Harbor two to five times daily all year 'round (depending on the season). Flights can be booked from Kenmore Air Harbor and Seattle Lake Union or from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with a complimentary shuttle connection. Click for schedule Victoria flights embark/disembark at the Hyack Air Floatplane Terminal on the Inner Harbour. The terminal address is 1234 Wharf Street, Victoria, BC V8W 3H9. Map & driving directions Kenmore Air Express also offers charter service to Victoria International Airport from anywhere in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. | 
