Canada · FOOD TOURS IN VICTORIA
Distances here are long and daylight is not free. These 8 food tours in Victoria justify the slot, with the cost, the duration and the pickup point spelled out.
Victoria food and history tour review covering tastings, Chinatown, local stories, route details, value, and practical booking advice.
“Andy is an engaging and affable guide. He is knowledgeable and charming. We enjoyed each of our stops and enjoyed meeting the business owners.”
Taste Victoria beyond the postcard sights with local food, wine, chocolate, history, and a generous two-hour downtown walking tour.
“The guy was really informative and friendly. Enjoyed visiting different restaurants and tasting unique foods”
Review of Victoria’s Hip & Hidden Chinatown food tour, with seven tastings, local history, craft beer, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Tour guide Brenda was interesting and informative. Other people in our small group were fun and friendly. All the tour stops were great. Loved the food we sampled.”
Review of Cowichan Valley wine tour from Victoria, with three wineries, local lunch, scenic Malahat views, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Colleen's narratives & insight were tremendous. The interactions with the wineries owners provided an interesting and informative touch to the tour.”
Explore Victoria through local bites, craft drinks, Chinatown history, a harbour ferry ride, and lively stories in 150 minutes.
“This was a wonderful way to experience Victoria, while having some great nibbles along the way. Fabulous guide too!”
Explore Victoria’s Chinatown, Old Town, and local food scene on a two-hour walking tour with tastings for $84.
“Everything was excellent . Only suggestion would be for the soup to be hotter . Guide was excellent, friendly, knowledgeable and entertaining. Would suggest it to friends and family.”
Taste Victoria through tacos, dumplings, tempeh, beer, and Chinatown stories on this lively two-hour food walk for $95.
“Brenda our host was a wealth of local knowledge and brought us around a great variety of different food establishments. she really did showcase what Victoria has to offer.”
Taste Victoria’s local food scene, BC wine, landmark views, and neighborhood favorites on a two-hour guided walking tour.
“A wonderful blend of highlights and local history! Easy going local guide that really knew places to stop and see both scenery and historic markers. Five enjoyable hours seemed to fly by”
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