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The Butchart Gardens Experience

The world-famous Butchart Gardens: a wonderland of spectacular themed gardens, exotic plants, streams, ponds and fountains—sure to create a lasting impression!

Round-trip transportation between Downtown Victoria and the Butchart Gardens , onboard our fully narrated coaches. Your ticket includes admission into the gardens.

Tour Highlights

Saturday Night Fireworks

During the month of July enjoy fireworks at Butchart Gardens. Each show features original aerial and ground displays choreographed to music and designed by Jennie Butchart’s great-grandson Christopher Ross. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket. Fireworks are included with your admission to the gardens.

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Departs daily from in front of the iconic Fairmont Empress Hotel, see “Route and Schedules” or departure times.

This experience includes:

• Admission to The Butchart Gardens Included in price
• Round Trip Transportation
• Live Driver narration
• The Most Modern Coaches on the Island

Routes and schedules are subject to change.

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Schedules can vary by season. Check with your Gray Line agent on check-in to confirm times.

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The Butchart Gardens is a 120-year-old world famous 55-acre display garden located in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia. Created by Jennie Butchart, and still privately owned and operated by the family, The Gardens was designated a National Historic Site of Canada, in 2004 for its one hundredth birthday.

Biosolids: what the public needs to know.

The Butchart Gardens is greatly concerned about how government is disposing of sewage biosolids in our community, and is an active member of the Peninsula Biosolids Coalition. To learn more, click below.

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Special event: chilliwack, children’s garden gnome hunt, night illuminations, summer entertainment, explore the gardens.

Step inside and explore The Gardens

Butchart by Numbers

• 55 Acres of Gardens
• 900 Bedding Plant Varieties
• 26 Greenhouses
• 50 Full-Time Gardeners

Open Year-round

The butchart story, one woman’s vision forever transformed our notion of a garden.

With a former quarry as a canvas, Jennie Butchart envisioned transforming this space into a beautiful garden haven, overflowing with lush greens and colourful blooms. The result of her vision is The Gardens, which are still family run to this day.

The Gardens await

Ready to plan your visit to The Gardens? Purchase your admission? Start your journey here.

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Seattle to Victoria Day Trip With The Butchart Gardens

Quick facts.

• The Butchart Gardens are rated among the world’s most beautiful garden attractions & top places to go in Canada by USA Today, CNN Travel, Condé Nast, many more!
• Includes Victoria Clipper fast ferry from Seattle, motorcoach pickup right from the FRS Clipper terminal in Victoria, admission to The Butchart Gardens
• Returns you to downtown Victoria with an afternoon drop off back at the FRS Clipper Victoria terminal

About This Trip

Immerse yourself in more than 300,000 blooms at world-renowned The Butchart Gardens with a quick day trip to Victoria from downtown Seattle on our high-speed Victoria Clipper catamaran. Soak in the culture of Victoria and wander The Gardens’ intimate paths lined with an array of flowers. With 55-acres bursting with color, no visit to Victoria is complete without exploring the iconic gardens!

Have more time? SAVE on your Victoria Clipper fast ferry when booking our Seattle to Victoria Overnight with The Butchart Gardens !

Need some travel inspiration? Check out our Ultimate Guide to The Butchart Gardens .

Clipper’s Butchart Gardens Tour

NOTE:   Times may vary by season. Below reflects a sample itinerary for 2023 season.

8:00 AM Depart Pier 69 in Seattle – Climb aboard the Victoria Clipper fast ferry at Pier 69 for a quick and scenic  2-hour and 45-minute cruise through the Salish Sea to the heart of downtown Victoria.

11:50 AM Depart Victoria Terminal on Motorcoach – Hop on a motorcoach for a scenic narrated 45-minute drive to The Butchart Gardens.

12:25 PM Arrive at The Butchart Gardens – Immerse yourself of 55-acre oasis that is The Butchart Gardens. Wander past a variety of colorful plants and flowers and indulge in the Dining Room restaurant’s award-winning Afternoon Tea service.

2:30 PM Depart The Butchart Gardens ( NOTE:  Jun 15 – Sep 15, this is a 3:00PM bus departure time ) – Enjoy a motorcoach ride back to Victoria’s downtown core.

3:05 PM Arrive Back in Downtown Victoria – You’ll be dropped off back in front of The Fairmont Empress hotel on the Inner Harbour.

5:00 PM Depart Victoria – Hop back on the Victoria Clipper fast ferry for your scenic journey back to Seattle.

7:45 PM Arrive at Pier 69 in Seattle – Disembark the ferry and enjoy the rest of your evening on the Seattle waterfront!

Prices vary by season. Prices listed are minimum prices per adult. All applicable taxes included.

• Includes all applicable taxes • All prices shown in USD including tax • Best available rates based on 7-day minimum advance purchase • Rates may be higher per segment of travel for Saturday departures from Seattle and Sunday departures from Victoria • A fuel surcharge, port and security fee may be added to all Victoria / Seattle fares • Passport, Passport Card or EDL required when crossing an international border • Restrictions apply, subject to change

"We had an excellent time! We took the 7 am tour to Victoria and purchased the combo pack that took us to the Butchart Gardens… I highly recommend this tour!"

- Daniela R. TripAdvisor

"The easy way to visit Butchart Gardens without driving!"

- RealRoadWarrior, San Clemente, CA TripAdvisor

"We love gardens around the world. Butchart Gardens is one of our favorites, but getting there can be inconvenient by car. We take the Clipper to Victoria and avoid the hassle."

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Victoria Day Trip With The Butchart Gardens & Butterfly Gardens

Discover the City of Gardens with a quick and easy day trip to Victoria, BC on our sleek, high-speed Victoria Clipper ferry. Explore 55-acres of blooms at the world-renowned The Butchart Gardens and get up close and personal with an array of beautiful butterflies at the tropical Victoria Butterfly Gardens.

Victoria Day Trip With Tea at the Fairmont Empress

Experience one of Victoria’s quintessential traditions with a day trip from Seattle to Victoria on the Clipper for tea at the Fairmont Empress. Choose from over 21 of the finest loose leaf tea and dine on a lineup of scrumptious goodies.

Seattle to Victoria Sea and Sky Day Trip

Enjoy two epic travel experiences in one great Pacific Northwest getaway! Soar through the skies via Kenmore Air seaplane to Victoria and cruise back on the sleek, high-speed Victoria Clipper fast ferry to Seattle.

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• Includes one-way or round trip travel via the Clipper ferry.
• Routes available between Seattle and Victoria
• Includes travel to any of our destinations with activities or hotel stay or both.
• Enjoy the convenience of booking the entire trip all at once.

Need help planning your trip? Call our Clipper Pacific Northwest travel experts at 800-888-2535 between 9am-6pm PDT (Mon-Fri), 9am-3pm PDT (Sat-Sun).

Coronavirus update : Clipper ferry service is cancelled between Seattle and Victoria until August 7, 2020. Learn more.

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The Butchart Gardens Tours & Trips

Find the right tour for you through The Butchart Gardens. We've got 33 adventures going to The Butchart Gardens, starting from just 2 days in length, and the longest tour is 25 days. The most popular month to go is August, which has the largest number of tour departures.

33 The Butchart Gardens tour packages with 825 reviews

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Enchanting Butchart Gardens (Evening Calls)

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

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Wheelchair Accessible

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Approximately 3 Hours

Meals Included

Meals not included

The Butchart Gardens by night offers an entirely different perspective from daytime visits.

By the time you arrive at the gardens, the riotous color of broad daylight will have given way to low light and cooler temperatures , so the focus of an evening visit becomes the extraordinary floral scent of the blossoms and subtle lighting. One of the largest underground wiring installations in North America helps this wonderland of flowers, rare trees and lighted, winding paths to take on an enchanted aspect. The magnificent Ross Fountain, the centerpiece of these lush gardens, dances with creative lighting effects.

Enjoy cascading fountains, footbridges, music and outdoor entertainment while you learn how a barren rock quarry metamorphosed into a world-renowned horticultural attraction.

It is important to note that during May and September, daylight is very limited and this tour is operated predominately in low light. The drive to the gardens is approximately one hour each way. You will have 60 to 90 minutes at Butchart Gardens. Tour operates only during evening calls in Victoria.

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Colorado Rockies | Rockies’ Ezequiel Tovar — two homers, four…

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Colorado rockies | rockies’ ezequiel tovar — two homers, four hits — stars in win over cardinals, ryan feltner mows down st. louis for five innings.

The Rockies’ 22-year-old shortstop likely clinched his first trip to the All-Star Game with his glittering performance Saturday afternoon at Busch Stadium in Colorado’s 6-5 win over the Cardinals.

Hitting from the No. 3 hole, Tovar slugged two home runs, went 4-for-4, drove in four runs, and totaled a career-high 10 total bases. Tovar’s two-run blast to left off reliever Andrew Kittredge in the Rockies’ three-run seventh inning provided the game-clincher.

Tovar rescued the Rockies after a defensive train wreck nearly cost them the game in the sixth inning and almost wasted a start by right-hander Ryan Feltner.

Although Tovar went 0-for-8 in the first two games of the series, he’s been one of baseball’s most productive hitters for over a month. Since May 1 — entering Saturday’s play — He was tied for the National League lead in total bases (71), extra-base hits (18) and doubles (12).

“I just turned the page,” Tovar told Rockies.TV. “Yesterday was not the result that I wanted, but to be able to come out today and play baseball was a blessing.”

Tovar’s 10 homers are tied with Ryan McMahon for the team lead, and his .813 OPS leads the Rockies. He’s hitting .294 and has committed just two errors at shortstop.

“I don’t feel like I have too (much) power. The home run, for me, is like an accident,” said Tovar, who had his second two-homer game of the season.

Feltner was fabulous for five innings. He shut out the Cardinals and allowed one hit — a harmless two-out single to Paul Goldschmidt in the fourth. Feltner struck out seven.

But his gem was tarnished in the sixth, although it wasn’t his doing. Back-to-back errors by second baseman Alan Trejo and first baseman Elehuris Montero — on potential double play grounders — led to four unearned runs for the Cardinals. Nolan Arenado’s RBI single to left off of reliever Victor Vodnick gave St. Louis a short-lived 4-3 lead.

Colorado’s game-winning seventh inning was ignited by Charlie Blackmon’s one-out double. He shocked the Cardinals by swiping third base, just his third steal of third since 2019. Blackmon scored on Brenton Doyle’s single. Up stepped Tovar, who drove Kittredge’s 0-2, 94.6 mph sinker into the left-field seats.

Tovar led off the sixth with his first homer of the day, jumping on starter Kyle Gibson’s 2-0 sweeper. The Rockies tacked on another run in the sixth on Montero’s double over the head of center fielder Dylan Carlson’s head, followed by Jake Cave’s RBI single to center.

Although Matt Carpenter blasted a 436-foot homer to center off Vodnick in the seventh to cut Colorado’s lead to one run, Jalen Beeks and Tyler Kinley shut down the Cardinals over the final two innings to preserve one of the Rockies’ most satisfying wins of the season. Kinley pocketed his fourth save of the season.

The Rockies will look to clinch the four-game series on Sunday afternoon.

Sunday’s pitching matchup

Rockies LHP Ty Blach (2-3, 4.54 ERA) at Cardinals TBA

12:15 p.m. Sunday, Busch Stadium

TV: Rockies.TV (streaming); Comcast/Xfinity (channel 1262); DirecTV (683); Spectrum (130, 445, 305, 435 or 445, depending on region).

Radio: 850 AM/94.1 FM

Blach has given the Rockies some stability in the rotation but got roughed up in his last start vs. the Reds at Coors Field, allowing four runs on a season-high 10 hits. It was just the fifth time in his career that the lefty gave up double-digit base hits. He’s had no success vs. St. Louis, going 0-1 with an 11.37 ERA in three career games (one start, 6 1/3 innings).

Pitching probables

Monday: Rockies RHP Dakota Hudson (2-7, 5.25) at Twins RHP Chris Paddack (4-3, 5.26), 5:40 p.m.

Tuesday: Rockies RHP Cal Quantrill (5-4, 3.58) at Twins RHP Pablo Lopez (5-6, 5.45), 5:40 p.m.

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