Travel Recommendation: Burleigh Falls, Canada to Victoria, BC
Air Travel
- Transport Mode: Airplane
- Companies: Air Canada, WestJet
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours (1 hour flight from Toronto to Vancouver plus 1 hour transfer and layover)
- Distance: 3,000 miles (4,800 km)
- Costs: Approximately $600 CAD (round trip)
- Roads/Routes: Not applicable, however, a transfer from Burleigh Falls to Toronto Pearson International Airport is necessary for departure.
Pro Tip: Book your flight in advance and aim for midweek departures to find more competitive pricing.
Start your journey by driving from Burleigh Falls to Toronto Pearson International Airport. This drive is about 2 hours covering approximately 195 km via Highway 401. After arriving at the airport, you can catch a direct flight to Vancouver International Airport. Once in Vancouver, take a domestic flight to Victoria International Airport (the flight takes about 30 minutes). This combination is the most efficient for reaching your destination.
Driving Option (with ferry)
- Transport Mode: Car/Bus with Ferry
- Duration: Approximately 17 hours
- Distance: 2,200 km (1,367 miles)
- Costs: Approximately $250 CAD (fuel and ferry fees)
- Roads/Routes: Major routes include Highway 401, Highway 1, and connecting ferry routes from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay.
Pro Tip: Check ferry schedules ahead of time—travelling during off-peak hours can save you considerable wait time.
If you choose to drive, your route will start on Highway 115 to Highway 401, allowing access to Highway 1 towards Vancouver. After reaching Tsawwassen, take the BC Ferries Ferry to Swartz Bay, which will take about 1.5 hours. From there, drive for about 30 minutes to reach Victoria.
Summary Recommendation
For a quicker journey with lesser hassles regarding road conditions and ferry schedules, I recommend taking the air travel option with Air Canada or WestJet. However, if you prefer scenic views and a road trip experience, driving with the added ferry can be a memorable journey.