☰Things to Do

Sidney Spit is a long sandy peninsula extending from the northern tip of Sidney Island, about two kilometres east of Sidney across Miners Channel. …

Island park reserve of coves, trails, and Salish Sea views

Sidney's claim to fame among literary visitors is its improbable concentration of independent bookshops along and around Beacon Avenue, the town's main street. For …

John Dean Provincial Park is the forested hill above Sidney, with old-growth Douglas fir and views over the Saanich Peninsula.

Small aquarium and learning centre focused on the marine life of the Salish Sea.

The Shaw Ocean Discovery Centre is a public aquarium on the Sidney waterfront focused entirely on the marine environment of the local Salish Sea …

A sheltered Sidney-area bird sanctuary of tidal flats, eelgrass, and wintering waterfowl.

Sidney Museum and Archives is a museum worth considering while exploring Sidney.

Small working waterfront stop near Sidney’s harbour and ferry country.