Victoria Express

Port Angeles Directions: Travel on Hwy 101 into Port Angeles. Turn towards the water (North) on Lincoln Street. Drive to 115 E. Railroad Avenue. We are located on north end of the first floor in The Landing Mall, the three story building on the water with the totem pole. The Port Angeles Visitor Informaiton Center is directly in front of the Landing Mall where you can find travel informaiton about Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula.

Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula

Attractions, Travel and Recreation

• Port Angeles Heritage Tours - Also includes sections of the underground tours. Tours available Mon-Sat at 10 or 2pm and last approximately 1 1/2 hours. Please all 360 452 2363 X101 to make reservations.
• The Museum at Carnegie, operated by the Clallam County Historical Society. Presents a small but extemely well done depiction of Clallam County history, the county in which Port Angeles is located. Within walking distance of the ferry terminal and open Wed thru Sat from 1p.m. to 4 p.m. at no fee. For additional information, contact the Clallam County Historical Society at 360/452-2662.
• Olympic Raft and Kayak - River rafting, sea kayaking, guided tours on the Elwha River

One of the many benefits to visiting the beautiful Olympic Peninsula is the opportunity to experience Olympic National Park’s many attractions, such as Hurricane Ridge, the Hoh rainforest, Lake Crescent, and the rugged Pacific Beaches. 

Victoria Ferry Terminal Location and Parking: Located at 254 Belleville St.

Parking is available at several locations, one of which is at our Victoria terminal.  Daily parking rates at the various parking areas begin at $6 Canadian per day.  Parking meter cards are sold at City Hall - Public Service Centre. There are currently $25.00 and $50.00 cards available. (There is a $5 administration fee when the Smartcard is purchased.)  Prices may vary.

The map below highlights public parking options in downtown Victoria, most of which are no more than a 5 minute walk to the ferry terminal.

Attractions

• Victoria Harbour Ferry - A fleet of eleven, 12 passenger ferries which travel around beautiful Victoria, B.C. Harbour.
• Victoria Carriage Tours - Victoria's only uniformed drivers wearing top hats. We provide private carriage tours 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

San Juan Island Service!

Enjoy a Scenic Cruise to Friday Harbor on the Victoria Express

The San Juan Islands–famous for their natural beauty, abundant marine life, endless recreational opportunities and of course, the magnificent Orca whales.

Guides to the San Juan Islands

• San Juan Islands Visitors’ Bureau - Official Guide for planning a vacation to the San Juans, including travel tips, lodging and activities.
• San Juan Island Chamber of Commerce - Features a comprehensive list of San Juan Island businesses including lodging, restaurants, retail, museums, art galleries and more.

Take the VICTORIA EXPRESS ferry to Friday Harbor on San Juan Island for an experience you will never forget. The San Juans are known as the "Jewels of the Pacific Northwest" because they are blessed by mild weather and spectacular scenery in every direction.

The 2 1/2 hour ferry to the San Juan Islands has unbeatable Orca whale watching opportunities as well as harbor seals, Dall’s porpoise, bald eagles, and other birds and wildlife. The VICTORIA EXPRESS crew will provide narrative as the ship cruises from Victoria, B.C., Canada through Haro Strait by Henry Island, English Camp, Roche Harbor and into Friday Harbor on San Juan Island. The smooth, comfortable VICTORIA EXPRESS has a galley stocked with snacks, soft drinks and adult beverages.

On the island you can hike, kayak, bike, bird watch and horseback ride. Take a Moped up-island and walk on an isolated beach you can call your own for the afternoon. Shop in quaint Friday Harbor for the afternoon. Dine in one of the many island restaurants or let us make arrangements for you to stay in one of the island’s lodging establishments.

Relax! Enjoy island time! The VICTORIA EXPRESS is the best way to experience the beauty of the San Juan Islands and the Pacific Northwest.