Historic Race Rocks Lighthouse and Sea Lion Colony, Victoria BC

A beautiful vertical photograph of the iconic, black-and-white striped Race Rocks Lighthouse, situated on a rocky islet in the Juan de Fuca Strait near Victoria, British Columbia. Built in 1860, it is the second-oldest lighthouse on Canada's Pacific coast and the only one constructed of stone. The scene captures a thriving colony of wild sea lions and seals resting along the rugged rock formations at the edge of the ocean, beneath a bright blue sky filled with soft summer clouds. Excellent for Pacific Northwest travel guides, marine wildlife features, and Canadian coastal tourism.