The Inner Harbour in Victoria BC is centred around a marina where the floating docks are crowded with yachts, sail boats and water taxis await. The waterfront cove is fronted by the BC Parliament Buildings and a pedestrian two tier waterfront walkway. Walk the lower causeway of the Inner Harbour and enjoy the assortment of eclectic musicians and artists that entertain during the sunny days.

Above the Inner Harbour walkway near the marina are many historic buildings, floral displays, waterfront attractions and some real good shopping experiences.

The Inner Harbour is a scenic gathering place popular for lounging in the sun, people watching, browsing artisan booths and sitting out on an outdoor patio observing the marine activity. The Inner Harbour is near the Government Street retail shops and the many alley ways filled with shops, boutiques and cafes.

A good walk from the Inner Harbour, near the end of the Government Street shops, is one of Western Canada's most famous and historic China Towns; the first in Canada. In the other direction from the Inner Harbour is the quaint community village of James Bay, located near Dallas Road and the breaking waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Ogden Point on Dallas Road is where the docks welcome the many cruise ships visiting Victoria BC each summer.

The Inner Harbour always entertains with its many attractions, shops and performers acting out there stories ... supplying you with a story to take home.