The last long weekend of summer is here — and there’s no better time to slow down, take a breath, and enjoy all that Victoria has to offer.
Whether you’re wrapping up your summer plans or gearing up for a busy fall, the Labor Day long weekend (September 1st) is the perfect chance to recharge.
Here are 5 ways to spend it well:
1. Visit a Stunning Property with Dreamy Outdoor Space
Whether you’re considering a move or just love a good home tour, now is the perfect time to explore what’s on the market.
Listings like 2944 Tudor Avenue showcase the outdoor living Victoria is known for — think lush gardens, tranquil patios, and room to unwind. Use the weekend to dream a little (or a lot).
2. Picnic by the Beach or in the Park
Head to Dallas Road, Clover Point, or Esquimalt Lagoon with your favorite snacks and soak in the salty air. These spots are ideal for a low-key, sun-filled afternoon before the season shifts.
3. Explore a New Neighborhood
From the charm of Fernwood to the coastal luxury of Oak Bay, this long weekend is a great time to wander, explore, and get a feel for where your next move might be.
Our team is here to help you tour homes or explore new opportunities if real estate is on your mind this fall.
4. Indulge in a Patio Brunch or Sunset Dinner
Celebrate summer’s final stretch with a local food moment. Brays, Finn’s, and The Flying Otter all offer cozy patios, ocean views, and fantastic fare.
Toast to the season with a glass of local wine or a craft cocktail.
5. Get Inspired for Fall Living
Use this pause before September routines kick in to refresh your vision.
Whether that means decluttering your space, planning a move, or booking a consultation with our team — now is the time to act with intention.
Soak it in, slow it down, and dream big.
Let this long weekend be your launchpad into an exciting fall. If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or simply exploring your options — we’re here to help you make that next move confidently.
Contact us and let’s help you find the right home base before the leaves fall.
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