Sidney Kayaking
Considered as part of the Greater Victoria region, Sidney is mainly on Saanich Peninsula. Views of Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges, besides appealing sea excursions, make this place a paradise for tourists and suitable for kayaking.
Sidney offers a wide range of activities. Kayaking in the sheltered waters, islands and coves is among the catchiest activities performed in Sidney. Kayaking is possible in D'Arcy Island Marine Park, Ready Island, Rum Island and Princess Margaret Marine Park. Sidney's moderate Mediterranean climate with relatively low rainfall makes this recreational resort a fantastic place for paddling followers.
Whale watching, wildlife viewing, golf playing, biking, fishing, and diving are other activities you can enjoy in Sidney. The shores of the Saanich Peninsula and the southern Gulf Islands are home to several marine animals and living species. Visitors can launch from the boat ramp located in Sydney.
Sidney is located on the Saanich Peninsula, east of Pat Bay. This place is approximately 26 km (16.1 miles) north of Victoria and about a five-minute driving distance from south of the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. Visitors coming to Victoria by air can reach Sidney by a 5-minute drive after arrival to Victoria. Moreover, BC Ferries is available between Sidney and Swartz Bay, located north of Victoria.
