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The Inner Harbour in Victoria at golden hour with a floatplane, the Empress Hotel and the Parliament Buildings
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Visiting Victoria by yacht

Climate and the Transport Canada traffic rules for yachts that visit Victoria Harbour.

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Climate

When to come

MonthMean daily highRainSeason
Jan8 C143 mmOff
Feb9 C89 mmOff
Mar11 C78 mmOff
Apr14 C48 mmOff
May17 C38 mmShoulder
Jun20 C31 mmPeak
Jul22 C18 mmPeak
Aug22 C24 mmPeak
Sep20 C31 mmPeak
Oct14 C88 mmShoulder
Nov10 C153 mmOff
Dec7 C142 mmOff

Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1981 to 2010 normals, Victoria Int'l A. Season bands are our own estimate.

Harbour

Harbour traffic rules

SeaplanesVictoria Harbour is a certified water airport with up to 100 flights a day. Cross the runways only in a straight line between the Shoal Point and Berens Island beacons, or at the Songhees and Laurel Point Narrows. Do not cross when the strobe lights flash.
Speed7 knots in the Outer Harbour, from the Ogden Point breakwater to Shoal Point. 5 knots inward from Shoal Point.
ProhibitedNo sailing, no anchoring and no blackwater discharge in the harbour.
Large vesselsPower vessels of 20 m (65 ft) or more may also use the seaplane runways and must transit without stopping or delay. They must hail harbour patrol on VHF 18A before entering or leaving Victoria International Marina.
ContactsPort and Airport Manager: 250-298-1500, emergency 250-380-8177. Harbour patrol: VHF 18A. Breaking the rules may lead to summary conviction or fines.
Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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