Celebrate Romance on the Harbour

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Take a long walk on the water

Walk along Dallas road, out to the lighthouse, at the end of the breakwater. Spend some time looking at floatplanes, take off and land, and take in a gorgeous sunset. The Breakwater Bistro is a great spot for a pint after a long stroll. 

Explore Old Town

Victoria has many alleyways that have stood the test of time. Trounce Alley was created in 1859 by Thomas Trounce. Connecting Broad and Government street, Trounce alley also has many shops and restaurants. Trounce Alley is roughly 100 meters long and filled with lights. Walking through the alley at night is a stunning, if not short, view. 

Raise a glass 

One of the most popular breweries on Vancouver Island, Phillips Brewing and Malting Co. where you can take a tour of the brewery and sample many of their craft beers. The kid-friendly, non-alcoholic sister, brand Phillips Soda Works, was founded in 2012. There will always be something for everyone.

Enjoy a cup of tea

Silk Road makes natural, quality teas and body products made with their teas. Enjoy a drink, and pick up some soothing skincare products. Silk Road Tea also has a spa, which has temporarily been closed due to COVID-19. Check out their website for details. 

Hangout on Fisherman's Wharf

A classic Victoria date spot, Fisherman’s Wharf is home to colourful, picture-perfect floating homes and playful seals.   Nestled near the inner harbour, Fisherman’s Wharf is a one-of-a-kind attraction. With food kiosks, unique shops and businesses, and boathouses, there is always something unique to see and do.

As the snow melts and flowers start to bloom, there is plenty to do in Victoria to celebrate valentines day. Experience everything Victoria has to offer in comfort at Days Inn Victoria. With quality customer service, clean, cozy rooms, and a great location, we have it all. With a great view and in close proximity to the harbour, Days Inn Victoria is the perfect spot for a romantic Valentine's day get away.

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