Canada · FOOD AND DRINK TOURS IN VANCOUVER ISLAND
The 5 best food and drink tours in Vancouver Island you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Victoria’s Chinatown, harbor, and food scene on a two-hour small-group tour with generous tastings and local stories.
“Learned a lot about Victoria that I hadn’t read online. Fun to meet and hear the stories of the proprietors as we tasted their delicious food. A very good variety. Money and time well spent.”
Review of Victoria’s two-hour food and city tour, with generous tastings, local history, small groups, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“History lesson and great food tour combined! What could be better. Our guide kept us entertained and found the most interesting food stops. This is a tour not to be missed.”
Explore Victoria’s Chinatown and Old Town through seven tastings, local stories, craft beer, and a compact two-hour walking tour.
“Really fun way to get to experience Chinatown. Brenda was fun, quirky, and knowledgable. Perfect combination!”
Review of Cowichan Valley’s six-hour wine and food tour from Victoria, with boutique wineries, local lunch, scenic Malahat views, and practical tips.
“My wife and I are locals who have enjoyed wine tours in New Zealand and Australia, so we thought we'd check out the local fare. Tyco, our tour guide was full of interesting tidbits of Victoria and her surroundings. We were pleasantly surprised that we were the only people going on this particular tour. We thought that if it didn't get enough people, it would be canceled. We were so happy to have the guide all to ourselves. But, one of the enjoyable things about these types of excursions is getting to know others, often from around the world. So, that was a little disappointing, though nothing in comparison to…”
Walk Victoria’s Chinatown and Old Town while tasting local food, hearing lively history, and exploring Fan Tan Alley on this two-hour tour.
“Andy leads a terrific tour. He shared interesting information about the area. It was obvious he knew and understood the evolution of the neighborhoods. The restaurant vendors were welcoming to the group and the food was delicious and varied. Andy kept a good pace while assuring everyone could keep up.”
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