Point Ellice is a prominent geographical feature located in Victoria, British Columbia. It is situated at the confluence of the Gorge Waterway and the Upper Harbour, making it an important area for both natural beauty and local history. The point is known for its scenic views and recreational opportunities, attracting visitors and residents alike. Historically, Point Ellice was significant for the Songhees First Nation and later became a site for European settlement. The area has seen various developments over the years, including residential and commercial projects, while still preserving its natural landscape and cultural heritage.