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WELCOME TO SIDNEY-BY-THE- SEA, one of Vancouver Island’s best kept secrets.
Sidney is a bustling
seaside community but still retains a relaxed atmosphere. Sidney is a quaint town overflowing with the charm and character of a seaside resort, with interesting shops, friendly restaurants, outdoor cafes and pubs. On a warm, sunny day, the sea is a vibrant blue and dotted with hundreds of sail and powerboats. This sea-side city enjoys a moderate Mediterranean-type climate with year-round mild temperatures and low rainfall, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts wanting
to try their hand at
crabbing, shrimping, kayaking, bird watching, hiking and scuba- diving. Close to Butchart Gardens, B.C. Ferries at Swartz Bay and the Victoria Airport, Sidney is still only 20 minutes from downtown Victoria. Set amidst the natural beauty and unspoiled charm of the Saanich Peninsula, the vibrant community of Sidney-by-the- Sea is
the gateway to the BC
Gulf Islands and the US San Juan Islands, lending itself to great days of island hopping and exploring. The waters off Sidney are home to three Southern resident pods of Orcas whales, Dahl porpoises, sea lions and seals. Sidney is the centre of the greatest concentration of marinas on Vancouver Island and home to many of the coast’s finest
Sidney-by-the-Sea by Glenn Kohaly
Downtown Sidney
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