Saanich Peninsula homes light the way into the Christmas season

A tunnel of candy canes welcome visitors to this home on Moxon Terrace in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)A tunnel of candy canes welcome visitors to this home on Moxon Terrace in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Santa towers over this Doney Road home in Central Saanich. (Submitted)Santa towers over this Doney Road home in Central Saanich. (Submitted)
This sign greets visitors to Galbraith Close, a veritable enclave of Christmas decorations. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)This sign greets visitors to Galbraith Close, a veritable enclave of Christmas decorations. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
The small but fully decorated enclave of decorated Galbraith Close homes featured a wide range of displays, including this collection of ice skaters. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)The small but fully decorated enclave of decorated Galbraith Close homes featured a wide range of displays, including this collection of ice skaters. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Galbraith Close was ablaze in Christmas decorations Sunday night. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)Galbraith Close was ablaze in Christmas decorations Sunday night. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Santa’s Workshop is just one of the many elements that make this home, in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich, a popular destination for fans of Christmas lights. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)Santa’s Workshop is just one of the many elements that make this home, in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich, a popular destination for fans of Christmas lights. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Wolf Depner/News Staff)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)
Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)Find this creative display in the 1700-block of Sansum Park Drive in North Saanich. (Submitted)

The Saanich Peninsula shines every month of the year, but it is especially true during December.

Here are some pictures taken on a Christmas lights tour across the Peninsula.

Share your holiday favourites by emailing them to editor@peninsulanewsreview.com.

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