



by Harbour Air Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$430.62This Victoria Panorama Scenic Seaplane Tour includes a 30-minute experience with about 20 minutes of flight time. The seaplane takes off from the water near Victoria’s Inner Harbour. Passengers fly over downtown Victoria, viewing the Inner Harbour, the rugged coastline, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. On clear days, the Olympic Mountains and Peninsula are visible on the horizon. The flight continues over Elk Lake, known for rowing and outdoor activities, and PKOLS Park, which features Mount Douglas and views across the Saanich Peninsula. The route passes above Finlayson Arm, a deep inlet surrounded by forested hills and cliffs, and Saanich Inlet with its calm waters and marine environment. The plane then arcs back over Victoria’s Western Communities and the historic Esquimalt Dockyards before descending for a landing in Victoria Harbour. The tour includes GST and sustainable fees. Gratuities and hotel transfers are not included.
Harbour Air Seaplanes
This 30-minute flight provides an introduction to seaplane aviation with views of downtown Victoria and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The Olympic Mountains are visible in the distance. Passengers can see grand houses along the rugged coastline. The spray of water during takeoff and landing is notable.
Elk Lake
The flight passes over Elk Lake, which is known for rowing and outdoor recreation, set against a backdrop of forest and rural areas.
PKOLS Park
From above, passengers can see Mount Douglas and the wide views it offers across the Saanich Peninsula, a popular area for hiking and scenic overlooks.
Finlayson Arm
The seaplane flies over Finlayson Arm, a fjord-like inlet surrounded by forested hills and cliffs on southern Vancouver Island.
Saanich Inlet
Passengers see Saanich Inlet with its calm waters and marine ecosystems, bordered by the rolling landscape of the peninsula.
Esquimalt
The flight arcs back over Victoria’s Western Communities and passes over the historic Esquimalt Dockyards, an important part of Canada’s naval history. The tour ends with a descent and landing in Victoria Harbour.
The Victoria Harbour Air terminal is conveniently situated right on the water in the Inner Harbour, just steps away from the downtown core, the Parliament Buildings, and many of the city’s iconic hotels and attractions. Check-in for your tour is 40 minutes ahead of the scheduled departure.
End point
The Victoria Harbour Air terminal is conveniently situated right on the water in the Inner Harbour, just steps away from the downtown core, the Parliament Buildings, and many of the city’s iconic hotels and attractions. Check-in for your tour is 40 minutes ahead of the scheduled departure.




by Harbour Air Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$430.62This Victoria Panorama Scenic Seaplane Tour includes a 30-minute experience with about 20 minutes of flight time. The seaplane takes off from the water near Victoria’s Inner Harbour. Passengers fly over downtown Victoria, viewing the Inner Harbour, the rugged coastline, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. On clear days, the Olympic Mountains and Peninsula are visible on the horizon. The flight continues over Elk Lake, known for rowing and outdoor activities, and PKOLS Park, which features Mount Douglas and views across the Saanich Peninsula. The route passes above Finlayson Arm, a deep inlet surrounded by forested hills and cliffs, and Saanich Inlet with its calm waters and marine environment. The plane then arcs back over Victoria’s Western Communities and the historic Esquimalt Dockyards before descending for a landing in Victoria Harbour. The tour includes GST and sustainable fees. Gratuities and hotel transfers are not included.
Harbour Air Seaplanes
This 30-minute flight provides an introduction to seaplane aviation with views of downtown Victoria and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The Olympic Mountains are visible in the distance. Passengers can see grand houses along the rugged coastline. The spray of water during takeoff and landing is notable.
Elk Lake
The flight passes over Elk Lake, which is known for rowing and outdoor recreation, set against a backdrop of forest and rural areas.
PKOLS Park
From above, passengers can see Mount Douglas and the wide views it offers across the Saanich Peninsula, a popular area for hiking and scenic overlooks.
Finlayson Arm
The seaplane flies over Finlayson Arm, a fjord-like inlet surrounded by forested hills and cliffs on southern Vancouver Island.
Saanich Inlet
Passengers see Saanich Inlet with its calm waters and marine ecosystems, bordered by the rolling landscape of the peninsula.
Esquimalt
The flight arcs back over Victoria’s Western Communities and passes over the historic Esquimalt Dockyards, an important part of Canada’s naval history. The tour ends with a descent and landing in Victoria Harbour.
The Victoria Harbour Air terminal is conveniently situated right on the water in the Inner Harbour, just steps away from the downtown core, the Parliament Buildings, and many of the city’s iconic hotels and attractions. Check-in for your tour is 40 minutes ahead of the scheduled departure.
End point
The Victoria Harbour Air terminal is conveniently situated right on the water in the Inner Harbour, just steps away from the downtown core, the Parliament Buildings, and many of the city’s iconic hotels and attractions. Check-in for your tour is 40 minutes ahead of the scheduled departure.