Accessible Victoria

In the heart of Oak Bay, known for its beautiful character homes and sandy beaches, is the much loved luxury hotel, the Oak Bay Beach Hotel, which offers deluxe lodgings with some accessible suites, which could work for folks with disabilities.

Located in the heart of Central Saanich, is a local attraction sure to delight all ages. The Victoria Butterfly Gardens was opened in 2008 and has been pleasing fans of butterflies (and other interesting creatures) ever since.

Vancouver Island’s most recent and spectacular tourist attraction, the Malahat Skywalk. The Skywalk is a beautiful feat of engineering, the first of its kind in North America, which is accessible and designed to be enjoyed by all.

For a refreshing stroll that’s a true Victoria experience, the 2500 ft (762 metres) long wheelchair and scooter accessible Breakwater Walkway at Ogden Point is something you won’t want to miss.

Tucked down in Market Square in the heart of Victoria’s old town district you’ll find Whistle Buoy Brewing, which is a welcoming and wheelchair accessible space serving up delicious craft beers, made right on the premises.

All passengers travelling with Harbour Air must be ambulatory in order to fly. Passengers must have the ability to walk on and off the aircraft with minimal or no assistance.

What makes Victoria extra special, is the ease with which travellers of all abilities can take advantage of our world class activities, luxurious accommodations, and delicious dining choices. Discover Victoria through Robin's perspective, creator of the website Girl About Town: Accessible of Victoria.