Three- or Seven-Night Stay for Six at Sooke Harbour Resort & Marina in Greater Victoria, BC
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Homey condos with fireplaces & full kitchens overlooking private marina, where you can set off on deep-sea fishing & whale-watching cruises
What You Get
Stay for six in a two-bedroom condo
Travel Window: June 5–June 28 or September 3–October 7
- $387 CAN for three nights
- $669 CAN for seven nights
Travel Window: June 29–September 2
- $399 CAN for three nights
- $769 CAN for seven nights
Book by: 7/20/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Fully Equipped Waterfront Condos on Quiet Vancouver Island
Just offshore of British Columbia, Vancouver Island is sprinkled with fishing spots: boaters can coast and cast their rods out on the Strait of Georgia, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and dozens of mountain fjords. One of the few towns on the island’s Pacific coast is Sooke, and it enjoys a pretty view of Washington’s Olympic Mountains across the water. Here, Sooke Harbour Resort & Marina features its own private marina where guests can set off on fishing, whale-watching, and sight-seeing cruises.
The marina can dock up to 84 boats; guests have full access and slips are available for those who would like to moor their own boat. Whale-watching tours run from about May to October; hop aboard one, and you’ll cruise through nearby inlets in search of orca and humpback whales as well as seals, sea lions, and dolphins. On a fishing charter, you can haul in salmon, cod, and massive deep-water halibut, which can weigh up to 300 pounds. The resort has access to deep-freeze units to help store any catches or preserve any spare Han Solos.
Sooke Harbour Resort is located right on the water, and each two-bedroom condo has access to a private patio that overlooks the harbor (top-floor units have the best views). Inside, the condos feel more like a friend’s vacation home than a standard hotel—electric fireplaces, microsuede sofas, and six-piece dining sets lend to a homey feel, and there’s a full kitchen with granite counters if you want to prep any fresh seafood. There’s also a pair of onsite hot tubs, open year-round.
Greater Victoria, British Columbia: Rugged Seaside Bluffs and Rich History
Located about 45 minutes west of downtown Victoria, the seaside township of Sooke is surrounded by natural splendor. A number of nearby provincial and regional parks—including East Sooke and Juan de Fuca—showcase the rocky coastline's tide pools and pine-covered bluffs. Sooke Potholes is among the most popular parks in summer, when kids come visit to cannonball into the emerald and sapphire swimming holes.
Back in town, the Sooke Region Museum illuminates the local history, from the First Nations—Canada’s aboriginal peoples—to 19th-century loggers. Alternatively, the Royal BC Museum in Victoria features totem poles that rise above Thunderbird Park while a reconstructed wooly mammoth models the latest tuskwear.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- Two queen beds plus pullout sofa
- Standard occupancy: 6
- Maximum occupancy: 6
- Adding occupants above standard: none allowed
- Two private balconies, many with harbor views
- Full kitchen with granite counters, fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, and housewares
- Electric fireplace
- Separate dining and living area
- Pillow-top mattress and down duvet
- Soaker tub and rain showerhead
- Washer/dryer in unit
- Flat-screen TV
- Private carport
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: 10 a.m.
- Parking: private carport included
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets up to 40 pounds (18 kg) may be added for $40 CAN per stay.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are not available.
- Room upgrades: upgrade to a three-bedroom unit for an additional $50 CAN per night.
What It's Worth
Stay for six in a two-bedroom condo
Travel Window: June 5–June 28 or September 3–October 7
- $387 CAN for three nights (up to a $687 CAN value)
- $669 CAN for seven nights (up to a $1,603 CAN value)
Travel Window: June 29–September 2
- $399 CAN for three nights (up to a $747 CAN value)
- $769 CAN for seven nights (up to a $1,743 CAN value)
Amenities
- Overlooking full-service marina
- Water views from en suite balconies
- Two outdoor hot tubs, open year-round
- Sailing charters, kayaking & biking available (extra fees)
- Onsite coffeehouse
- Free parking and WiFi
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- Before doing any fishing, you'll need a saltwater fishing license with a salmon stamp; see more info here.
- If you'd like to moor a boat onsite, rates range from $1 CAN to $1.25 CAN per foot per day, or $7.50 CAN to $9.50 CAN per foot per week (can accommodate up to 50-foot vessels).
- Because weather on the water can be temperamental, make sure to bring warm, layered clothing in any season.
Getting There
- By plane: about 35 miles (55 km) from Victoria International Airport (YYJ)
- By car: about 25 miles (40 km) from Victoria
Homey condos with fireplaces & full kitchens overlooking private marina, where you can set off on deep-sea fishing & whale-watching cruises
What You Get
Stay for six in a two-bedroom condo
Travel Window: June 5–June 28 or September 3–October 7
- $387 CAN for three nights
- $669 CAN for seven nights
Travel Window: June 29–September 2
- $399 CAN for three nights
- $769 CAN for seven nights
Book by: 7/20/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Fully Equipped Waterfront Condos on Quiet Vancouver Island
Just offshore of British Columbia, Vancouver Island is sprinkled with fishing spots: boaters can coast and cast their rods out on the Strait of Georgia, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and dozens of mountain fjords. One of the few towns on the island’s Pacific coast is Sooke, and it enjoys a pretty view of Washington’s Olympic Mountains across the water. Here, Sooke Harbour Resort & Marina features its own private marina where guests can set off on fishing, whale-watching, and sight-seeing cruises.
The marina can dock up to 84 boats; guests have full access and slips are available for those who would like to moor their own boat. Whale-watching tours run from about May to October; hop aboard one, and you’ll cruise through nearby inlets in search of orca and humpback whales as well as seals, sea lions, and dolphins. On a fishing charter, you can haul in salmon, cod, and massive deep-water halibut, which can weigh up to 300 pounds. The resort has access to deep-freeze units to help store any catches or preserve any spare Han Solos.
Sooke Harbour Resort is located right on the water, and each two-bedroom condo has access to a private patio that overlooks the harbor (top-floor units have the best views). Inside, the condos feel more like a friend’s vacation home than a standard hotel—electric fireplaces, microsuede sofas, and six-piece dining sets lend to a homey feel, and there’s a full kitchen with granite counters if you want to prep any fresh seafood. There’s also a pair of onsite hot tubs, open year-round.
Greater Victoria, British Columbia: Rugged Seaside Bluffs and Rich History
Located about 45 minutes west of downtown Victoria, the seaside township of Sooke is surrounded by natural splendor. A number of nearby provincial and regional parks—including East Sooke and Juan de Fuca—showcase the rocky coastline's tide pools and pine-covered bluffs. Sooke Potholes is among the most popular parks in summer, when kids come visit to cannonball into the emerald and sapphire swimming holes.
Back in town, the Sooke Region Museum illuminates the local history, from the First Nations—Canada’s aboriginal peoples—to 19th-century loggers. Alternatively, the Royal BC Museum in Victoria features totem poles that rise above Thunderbird Park while a reconstructed wooly mammoth models the latest tuskwear.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- Two queen beds plus pullout sofa
- Standard occupancy: 6
- Maximum occupancy: 6
- Adding occupants above standard: none allowed
- Two private balconies, many with harbor views
- Full kitchen with granite counters, fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, and housewares
- Electric fireplace
- Separate dining and living area
- Pillow-top mattress and down duvet
- Soaker tub and rain showerhead
- Washer/dryer in unit
- Flat-screen TV
- Private carport
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: 10 a.m.
- Parking: private carport included
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets up to 40 pounds (18 kg) may be added for $40 CAN per stay.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are not available.
- Room upgrades: upgrade to a three-bedroom unit for an additional $50 CAN per night.
What It's Worth
Stay for six in a two-bedroom condo
Travel Window: June 5–June 28 or September 3–October 7
- $387 CAN for three nights (up to a $687 CAN value)
- $669 CAN for seven nights (up to a $1,603 CAN value)
Travel Window: June 29–September 2
- $399 CAN for three nights (up to a $747 CAN value)
- $769 CAN for seven nights (up to a $1,743 CAN value)
Amenities
- Overlooking full-service marina
- Water views from en suite balconies
- Two outdoor hot tubs, open year-round
- Sailing charters, kayaking & biking available (extra fees)
- Onsite coffeehouse
- Free parking and WiFi
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- Before doing any fishing, you'll need a saltwater fishing license with a salmon stamp; see more info here.
- If you'd like to moor a boat onsite, rates range from $1 CAN to $1.25 CAN per foot per day, or $7.50 CAN to $9.50 CAN per foot per week (can accommodate up to 50-foot vessels).
- Because weather on the water can be temperamental, make sure to bring warm, layered clothing in any season.
Getting There
- By plane: about 35 miles (55 km) from Victoria International Airport (YYJ)
- By car: about 25 miles (40 km) from Victoria