Beacon Hill Park Horse-Drawn Carriage Experience in Victoria

urney through Beacon Hill Park, a serene sanctuary in the heart of the city. See vibrant flower gardens, peaceful duck ponds, and a charming petting farm, while appreciating the park's natural beauty. Donated in 1858, it has long been a beloved public space, preserving wildlife and native plants. The park is also home to the world’s fourth-largest free-standing totem pole, carved in 1956 from a single Cedar tree. Next, travel along the stunning Salish Sea waterfront, taking in spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and reaching Mile Zero of the Trans-Canada Highway, the starting point of the world’s second-longest highway. Your tour concludes in the historic James Bay neighborhood, with beautifully preserved Victorian homes and captivating stories of the area’s rich history, including iconic Canadian artist, Emily Carr. Reserve your “Uniquely Charming, Famously Fun” horse-drawn carriage ride through Victoria’s stunning streets today. With spectacular horses and personalized guides, this unforgettable experience brings the city’s beauty and history to life!