Easy Victoria BC: Walking to Ogden Point breakwater from Victoria cruise port

I show you one of the easiest things you can do walking from Victoria cruise port: Walking from the cruise ship to the Ogden Point breakwater lighthouse! Walk all the way to the end and you’ll see a little lighthouse! This is perfect if you have an evening visit to Victoria and you arrive in time for sunset. I’ll also let you know about: - Driftwood Beach where you will probably see lots of driftwood, as well as some colorful rocks. - Further walking along the coast on the paved Dallas Road waterfront trail to Holland Point Park. - If you have a daytime visit to Victoria, how to continue on to Beacon Hill Park and beyond. If you’re looking for easy things to do near the Victoria BC cruise terminal on your own, the Ogden Point breakwater can be a perfect way to end your Alaska cruise during your last port stop in Canada. _Disclaimer: Some websites below are affiliate partners and I may earn a commission._ *Watch more videos* Victoria at night walking route: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIgZuyIB6cI Things to do near Pier 66 (NCL Seattle cruise port) on embarkation day before you get on the cruise ship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzELh_lwb74 *Map of Victoria BC* Scroll all the way down for the map: https://www.tourismvictoria.com/ *Easy tour in Victoria* Pedicab tour from the cruise port: https://www.viator.com/tours/Victoria/Victoria-Pedicab-Cruise-Ship-Guest-Package/d617-3564P4?pid=P00096896&mcid=42383&medium=link&campaign=ak-yt-victoria-ogdenpointbreakwater *See my picks for booking tours independently in Alaska cruise ports:* https://www.viator.com/partner-shop/myperfectalaskacruise *Snorkeling in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska* As I was walking along the Ogden Point breakwater, I saw people snorkeling! I think I saw them holding sea urchins. They were wearing cold water swimming gear, which reminded me of snorkeling in Alaska! There are snorkeling tours in Ketchikan and Sitka. Snorkeling in Ketchikan: https://www.viator.com/tours/Ketchikan/Alaska-Mountain-Point-Snorkeling-Adventure/d942-317445P1?pid=P00096896&mcid=42383&medium=link&campaign=ak-yt-victoria-ogdenpointbreakwater Snorkeling in Sitka: https://www.viator.com/tours/Sitka/Snorkel-Tour-Sandy-Beach/d4153-352209P1?pid=P00096896&mcid=42383&medium=link&campaign=ak-yt-victoria-ogdenpointbreakwater You can go snorkeling in Vancouver too: https://www.viator.com/tours/Vancouver/Sea-Life-Cruise-Snorkel-and-Kayak-with-Seals/d616-18260P1?pid=P00096896&mcid=42383&medium=link&campaign=ak-yt-victoria-ogdenpointbreakwater *Read on the blog* I’ve been to Victoria 3 times by cruise ship, and also for overnight stays, so I’ve got more ideas of things to do in Victoria! What to see in Victoria at night: https://myperfectalaskacruise.com/canada-travel/victoria-at-night/?utm_source=youtube_victoria_ogdenpoint If you have a daytime visit: https://myperfectalaskacruise.com/canada-travel/things-to-do-in-victoria-canada/?utm_source=youtube_victoria_ogdenpoint *About me* I've had 100+ cruise days, and 7 cruises have included Alaska! I’ve been to 20+ national parks and 80+ state parks in the US. This means that I like nature and the outdoors, and these are the types of things I look for in Alaska cruise ports! I've done a lot on my own in port, and I've also done 15+ tours in Alaska. I'm here to give you ideas for cruise excursions and DIY port days so you can have so-very-Alaska experiences! For a first-timer's guide to Alaska cruise ports, visit the homepage on the blog! https://myperfectalaskacruise.com/?utm_source=youtube_victoria_ogdenpoint