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Sunday October 14 through Saturday, October 20, 2007:
Independent Victoria, BC Excursion
A
scenic cruise aboard The Victoria Clipper will bring you to the quaint
“Old English” town of Victoria. Dubbed the “City of Gardens,” this
intimate, sophisticated seaside City is the vacation capital of Canada
and one of the premiere tourist spots in the Pacific Northwest.
Victoria’s unique character is deeply rooted in its 150-year history, a
history full of colorful people and fascinating tales. Best
known as the capital city of British Columbia, and one of the most visitor-friendly cities anywhere,
Victoria is alive with cosmopolitan dining, superb shopping, a colorful nightlife
and a full complement of cultural offerings.
From Seattle, you will board the Victoria Clipper
and sail to the downtown harbor of Victoria, to spend the day
exploring British Columbia’s most charming city. There’s much to see and
do in Victoria: the Parliament Building, the Royal BC Museum, Afternoon
Tea at the elegant Fairmont Empress Hotel, Crystal Gardens, and, of
course, the famous Butchart Gardens. Then, return to
Seattle’s sparkling city lights that evening.
Hours:
8:00 a.m.
– 8:45 p.m.
Rate: About
$110.00
Availability: This tour is
subject to availability and hours are subject to change.
In order to obtain the best
possible rate, please purchase tickets directly from the Victoria
Clipper by calling 1.800.888.2535 or online at
www.clippervacations.com.
Use group code #8120167 to
qualify for the best available rate.
You are responsible for your
own transportation to/from the Clipper, a 5-7 minute cab ride from
downtown Seattle.
Guests are required to arrive
at the Victoria Clipper Dock one hour prior to departure for check in.
When traveling between Canada
and the United States, it is necessary to pass through Customs at the
border and a passport must be shown. Foreign nationals should check
possible visa needs for entry into Canada and reentry into the U.S.
Persons with a felony may be denied entrance into Canada. If you have
been convicted of a crime in the United States it may be considered a
felony in Canada; DUI convictions are considered a felony in Canada.
http://www2.avs.org/symposium/seattle/companions/default.asp
Registration: Convention Center, Lobby Level 4
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