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Well, wasn’t it lovely! Birds of a Feather was, is a delightful surprise- the location and setting and the appointments are attractive...
- Dora and David Fletcher
Such tranquility and comfort much appreciated. Very nice B&B. Food was top notch.
- Yves
Beautiful BnB! Lovely views and a very quiet, relaxing place to stay. I will definitely recommend this place to family and friends and...
- Wilma
Your B&B is wonderful and we`ve really enjoyed staying here. It was no doubt one of the many things that made our trip to BC...
- Wendy Bullman & Robin Stewart
the Crowther Family Boating Journal: Our Alaska cruise pulled in to Vancouver just after 7:30 am and by 11:30 we met up with Dieter....
- the Crowther Family
My recent stay at Birds of a Feather was a great experience. As a new student to Royal Roads University I found the location to the...
- Dianne Appleby
Thank you so much for your hospitality. The breakfasts were fabulous. A very beautiful place so peaceful. Victoria is a very beautiful...
- Pat
Thank you for the restful spot in a corner of paradise. Everything you recommended was lovely... dinner at My chose cafe, the Hatley...
- Matt, Kendra and Elizabeth
My son & his friend brought me here. Wow ! Flowers and a bit of chocolate on our pillows ! This has been a terrific experience as...
- Louise
Thank you we had a fantastic stay. Beautiful spot and room. Daughter loved the loft. Thank you for your amazing hospitality. We will...
- Cathy, Mark and Heather

Roche Cove Regional Park

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Roche Cove and Roche Harbour in Sooke Basin are named for Richard Roche, 3rd Lieutenant on HMS Satellite, a British naval vessel stationed in Victoria from 1857-1860. Picnic at the protected cove after an easy walk from the parking area. The sand reveals little-neck clams and barnacles at low tide. At high tide, look for sea stars moving over broken shells in search of food. On the water, you might see migrating ducks, such as red-breasted mergansers, Barrow's golden-eye or buffleheads.

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