The town of Sidney is located only a few kilometres from the Victoria airport and the ferry terminal. Home to various shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as a beautiful pier that offers stunning views of the Vancouver Island coastline. Making it the perfect stop on your way out after a great Victoria vacation.
Sidney’s main shopping district is found along Beacon Ave and is a great place to visit any time of the year. Park your car at one of the public parking lots and wander down Beacon Ave towards the waterfront, passing stores, restaurants and cafes.
You can head north or south along the waterfront walkway discovering restaurants, beaches and boardwalks.
The Charm of Sidney BC, it’s easy to spend hours walking up and down Beacon visiting all the local stores and boutiques. We have compiled a list of some of the best places to stop.
Sidney Coffee shops and Bakeries
Art galleries on Beacon Ave
Antique Stores
Bookstores
If it’s the weather isn’t cooperating, check out this list of indoor options in the area.
Public Washrooms
Beacon Ave public washrooms are on 4th st and just off Beacon Ave behind Tanners Books. Located at the Military display tank and airplane
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