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Victoria is the capital of British Columbia. It is located at the beautiful coast of Vancouver Island. If you are planning to visit Victoria, flying is the fastest option. It only takes 25-35 minutes from Vancouver, 1.5-2 hours from Edmonton, 5 hours from Toronto, 5-6 hours from Quebec, 6-7 hours from Nova Scotia & New York City, and 3-4 hours from California. If you are flying to Canada, Holafly eSIM provides global coverage with unlimited data and 1GB/month back up data. It is easy to use and install. You can use my code, KRIZZIATRAVELS, to get a discount! #HolaflyTraveller

Driving to Victoria is another option for road trip lovers. Rest stops, overnight hotels and ferry rides are some of the things to consider when you travel by road to Victoria. It is only 2-3 hours from Vancouver but you need to ride a ferry. You can bring your vehicle as well. The ferry leaves the Tsawwassen port every hour from 6AM-9PM every day during Summer and every two hours during off season. They have an App called BC Ferries. You can track the daily schedule of the ferry there. You can buy ferry tickets online at bcferries.com, on the App or in-person. You need to pay for the vehicle and for each person inside it. When we went there, children below 18 years old and BC seniors get a discount. Adults pay full price. Transportation by train directly to Victoria is not possible.