Thunderbird Park
Did you know Thunderbird Park is more than 80 years old? Originally established in 1941, a restoration program was initiated in 1952 with Kwakwaka‘wakw master carver Mungo Martin as chief carver for Thunderbird Park. Today, it’s a place where locals and tourists pause to take in the impressive carvings. 📍: Thunderbird Park
Beacon Hill Park
A jewel of Victoria, the well-groomed Beacon Hill Park charms visitors from all over the globe. 🍃 Situated in the heart of downtown, it makes for quick access to the city’s verdant green spaces and gardens, along with one of the world’s tallest free-standing totem poles, a children’s farm, sports fields, and more. 📍Beacon Hill Park 📸 betterwithadventure
Thunderbird Park
Did you know Thunderbird Park is more than 80 years old? Originally established in 1941, a restoration program was initiated in 1952 with Kwakwaka‘wakw master carver Mungo Martin as chief carver for Thunderbird Park. Today, it’s a place where locals and tourists pause to take in the impressive carvings. 📍: Thunderbird Park
Esquimalt Lagoon - Driftwood Art
Never a dull coastline! Drift away to the living art gallery that is Esquimalt Lagoon, where whimsical driftwood sculptures are put on display. The artists take the natural world as both their medium and their muse with around 20 sculptures spanning the beach-y coast. 🪵 It is also one of seven Migratory Bird Sanctuaries in British Columbia. Watch for blue heron, oyster catchers, mallards and bald eagles flying overhead of this important migratory stopover!
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