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Your new home port at the gateway to the Pacific Northwest, world-class moorage for #luxury #yachts from 65'​ to 175'​ located in #Victoria, BC. #OceansApart

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Third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Bastion Square is a historic square located in downtown Victoria a 15-minute walk from the marina. It holds significant historical and cultural importance and is a popular destination for locals and tourists.

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Happy Canada Day!
Enjoy the Festivities

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NEW NORDHAVN 96′ NEW JOURNEY ARRIVES AT VICTORIA INTERNATIONAL MARINA

If your needing yacht provisioning call our concierge desk at [phone].   If you’re looking for a superyacht marina we accept 65′ to 220′ vessels.  Phone or book online to reserve your slip.

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NANAIMO CONTEMPORARY BALLET CANADA DAY
Looking for luxury and something rewarding and fun to do this Canada Day? Vimarina

Tickets are selling now for Tides Are Changing: an immersive celebration of wearable art, our creativity, sustainability, and Ocean conservation converge.

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World Otter Day.

Family of otters on our docks at Victoria International Marina.

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“Future Oceans: Tides Are Changing”

Presented by the Victoria International Marina

Featuring a special live performance by the Nanaimo Contemporary Ballet

Join us for an evening of art and entertainment!

"Future Oceans: Tides Are Changing"

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Don't miss "Tides Are Changing" exhibition & ballet performance on July 1st, featuring sustainably-made wearable art & a breathtaking ballet performance. Tickets are $75 and include a donation to Future Oceans International, a cocktail, and a sustainable tasting menu.

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Happy New Year!

Best wishes for fun and adventures in 2023.

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Killer Whales hunting seals off the docks at Victoria International Marina. The video was taken by Tyler Volk and Steve Sinclair

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Killer Whales hunting seals off the docks at Victoria International Marina. The video was taken by Tyler Volk and Steve Sinclair

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Beautiful day at Victoria International Marina with “Blue” taking in the sights.

For all your yacht provisioning and marina, reservations call our main desk at 778-432-0477. If you’re looking for a superyacht marina we accept 65′ to 180′ vessels.

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Locally Crafted BC Whiskey Weekend at Victoria International Marina

Event Tickets
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Elliott Bay Marina. 2601 W. Marina Place, Seattle monitors VHF 78A. Certified Clean Marina. This is a beautiful marina, immaculately maintained, open all year. The fuel dock has gasoline, diesel, a free pump-out, and a store with convenience groceries.

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Port of Everett Marina.  Located Craftsman Way, Suite 105 Everett WA.  Monitors VHF 16 certified clean marina. Open all year, gasoline and diesel at the fuel dock.  Over 5,000 feet of guest moorage with depths of 10 to 16 feet, unoccupied slips used when available.

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Join us for Music by the Sea at Victoria International Marina featuring an international company of incredible artists. Music by the Sea offers a unique and uniquely diverse program of both classical and jazz chamber music ensembles assembled from a resident company!

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NORTHWEST DEUCE DAYS EVENT JULY 17TH
This amazing event attracts the best classic cars from North America and across the world. Spectators will enjoy viewing over 1,200 cars and 500 of which are Deuces. Main event July 17th downtown inner harbour and legislature grounds.

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Historic Resolution Cove is on Bligh Island, near the south end of Clerke Peninsula. In March, 1778, Captain Cook anchored his tow ships there and found and fitted a new foremast for the Resolution

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NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY
Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day which is taking place on the summer solstice, June 21. Enjoy this day while learning about the indigenous history, art, and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

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Sechelt Rapids. On large tidal exchanges, Sechelt Rapids can run 16.5 knots, the world record holder. Sechelt Rapids, also known as the Skookumchuck Rapids provides the only water access to Sechelt Inlet.