Victoria Harbour (British Columbia)

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Victoria Harbour is located in Victoria, British Columbia. There is a ferry terminal located on the harbour that services Victoria with Port Angeles, Washington.

Victoria Harbour comprises the Inner Harbour, Upper Harbour, Selkirk Water, Gorge Waters, and Portage Inlet.

The Inner Harbour is popular with tourists. The major buildings, from left to right, are The Fairmont Empress, Royal British Columbia Museum, British Columbia Parliament Buildings, Pacific Undersea Gardens (white building floating on water), the Royal London Wax Museum (originally the Canadian Pacific Railway Steamship Terminal, also by Francis Rattenbury), Grand Pacific Hotel, and the ferry terminal for Black Ball ferries (MV Coho).

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