Group Experiences in Vancouver

Connect with the incredible at Vancouver Aquarium! Discover over 65,000 amazing animals like rescued sea otters, sea lions, and other aquatic species in Vancouver’s iconic Stanley Park. Explore Canada’s largest aquarium, featuring 120 world-class exhibits, a 4D Theatre experience, interactive displays, daily educational animal programs, and so much more. From the waters of local Canadian habitats to the wonders of the Amazon rainforest, learn about the incredible diversity of the animal kingdom around the world.

Science World Vancouver is a dynamic science center in Vancouver, BC. With its iconic geodesic dome, it inspires curiosity and passion for science and art through interactive exhibits, demonstrations, and displays. Inside, visitors can explore the Eureka! Gallery for hands-on scientific activities, or stop by the Wonder Gallery to unleash their creativity with fun games and interactives. The BodyWorks exhibit focuses on the human body, while the Earth Sciences exhibit explores our planet. Meanwhile, live science demonstrations at the Peter Brown Family Centre Stage captivate audiences. Science World hosts temporary exhibitions on various scientific topics, showcasing cutting-edge research and technology. They also offer educational programs and workshops for children and young adults. Science World Vancouver is a hub of scientific discovery and interactive learning experiences, making it a must-visit destination for science enthusiasts of all ages.

Taste adventure in the evergreen treetops with Capilano Suspension Bridge Park tickets. Breathe in the fresh pine-scented air as you cross the eponymous suspension bridge and explore the winding walkways around the rainforest canopy. It's 70 meters high! As you cross, look down and see the Capilano River below, painted green by the dense forest. The bridge can support the weight of 96 full-grown elephants, so you can stride across with confidence! The Capilano Cliffwalk takes you on a cantilevered walkway which hugs the granite cliff high above Capilano Canyon, leading to previously inaccessible parts of the park.

Flyover offers an immersive experience in landscapes, stories, and culture. Using unique perspectives and sensory engagement, you'll fly over global destinations and landmarks. Flyover journeys start with a look at the people, cultures, and locations you’ll explore from above. After learning about the destination, you'll embark on a flying journey. You'll sit with your feet dangling before a 20-metre spherical screen, flying over iconic locations and natural wonders. Sights, scents, and sounds, combined with motion, create the feeling of flight and wonder. Join the new **Awaken Canada** adventure, now showing. This nationwide journey offers a fresh look at Canada's wonders. The adventure explores Canada's diverse regions, from the Arctic to the coasts, without leaving Vancouver.

Standing proudly among the North Shore Mountains, the 1,200 mt-tall Grouse Mountain is a year-round wonderland of fantastic outdoor activities. During the winter, the Peak of Vancouver transforms into a winter wonderland brimming with frosty fun and sparkling light displays. Board the state-of-the-art Skyride or gondola and ascend the mountain in ultimate comfort and soak in awe-inspiring vistas of the snow-covered valleys below.

From free-flying tropical birds to exotic plants and flowers, this thriving ecosystem is a world away from Vancouver, only 15 minutes from downtown. Walk among free-flying birds, learn about biodiversity, and soothe your soul in the healing garden. As you wander the lush rainforest in the giant dome, look out for colourful macaws, African parrots, exotic finches, and Chinese pheasants. They're a friendly bunch, and some of them might say hello!

Some cities are so pretty they just need to be seen from above. Take a glass elevator up 168 meters (553 feet) to enjoy a 360-degree view that includes Stanley Park, historic Gastown, the Northshore mountains and the vibrant downtown core. Vancouver Lookout has been an iconic element of the city’s skyline since 1977. Buy your Vancouver Lookout tickets in advance online to ensure that a visit to the Lookout is part of your Vancouver experience. Learn about the city from information panels located throughout the deck, or follow the complimentary self-guided audio tour. Free Wi-Fi is available. With views like this, you may find yourself double-taking till you're dizzy!

A bit of tranquillity and reflection can do a world of good when the hum of city life gets a bit too loud. Vancouver's Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden has been providing just that since 1986. Meander the serene paths, catching glimpses of koi fish and turtles as you go, and admire picturesque pagodas and reflections cast from the ponds. This Ming Dynasty-style garden-home is the first among its kind to have been built outside of China, and is a unique venue for cultural programming and events, including guided tours, concerts, festivals, exhibitions, receptions, educational and cultural programs. As a registered not-for-profit, all garden revenue goes toward their mission to bring together cultures and communities through educational and public programs. One of Vancouver's top tourist attractions, it's no wonder why it was Canada’s Garden of the Year in 2012 and named the 'World's Top City Garden' by National Geographic.

This 55-acre oasis in the heart of Vancouver boasts over 7,500 plant species and bloomin' marvelous varieties of flora from around the world! Get lost in an amazing cedar tree maze, spot robins, sparrows, and butterflies, and count the stone sculptures and fountains. The staff here plot out new self-guided tours all the time, so there's always a new route to explore at VanDusen Botanical Garden.

Visit the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre in Vancouver. Watch 360° shows at the Planetarium Star Theatre. Walk through the interactive Cosmic Courtyard Gallery. See live science demonstrations. Learn about the universe, suitable for all ages.

Discover unique adventures with the Vancouver Explorer Card! Explore the Vancouver Aquarium and enjoy a skyline ascension at Vancouver Lookout. Next, try out the interactive Flyover Experience that gives you a virtual tour of Vancouver.

To get to the heart of Vancouver and really understand its identity as a city, you first need to know its history. The MOV is dedicated to encouraging a deeper understanding of Vancouver and its residents through stories, objects, and shared experiences. Journey through the decades, find out what life was like in Vancouver during different periods, and come away with a new appreciation for Rain City.

Sail into Vancouver's maritime history at the Vancouver Maritime Museum in the picture-perfect Vanier Park on the Vancouver waterfront. Learn about the profound relation-"ship" between humans and the sea, as you explore model ships, an extensive collection of maritime art, retired vessels, a huge library, and archives. Outdoors, you'll find the NASA undersea research vessel Ben Franklin, and the boiler of the Beaver, the first steamship in the Pacific Northwest. The famed St. Roch is a National Historic Site. This RCMP vessel was the first vessel to circumnavigate North America in the early 20th century and helped to connect distant communities in the Canadian Arctic. It makes you realize just how far we've come with communication!

Dive into Vancouver's history, maritime adventures, and cosmic wonders with this exclusive package. Discover the city's past at the Museum of Vancouver, explore its seafaring legacy at the Vancouver Maritime Museum, and marvel at the mysteries of the universe at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre. **Museum of Vancouver: Entry Ticket** Learn about the history of Vancouver at this award-winning museum and gain a deeper understanding of its identity through stories, objects, and shared experiences. **Vancouver Maritime Museum: Entry Ticket** Explore Vancouver's maritime history, model ships, a large maritime art collection, and the iconic RCMP vessel St. Roch at the Vancouver Maritime Museum. **H.R. MacMillan Space Centre: Entry Ticket** Visit the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre in Vancouver for 360° planetarium shows, interactive galleries, and live science demonstrations suitable for all ages.

Standing proudly among the North Shore Mountains, the 1,200 meter-tall Grouse Mountain is a year-round wonderland of fantastic outdoor activities. In the summer, enjoy hearty hikes with vast sweeping views, explore a wildlife refuge home to two grizzly bears, and see some lively lumberjack action.

Wheel around the streets and parks of Vancouver by bike tour with a custom map. Discover the sights, sounds, and smells of the city as its rich culture and history come to life when you whizz past famous landmarks. Cruise through Stanley Park and see the landscape change from beach to forest, cycle past the waterfront Granville Island Public Market and shop for yummy local produce. Check out Chinatown, meander the cobbled streets Gastown, and more!

Welcome to the Bill Reid Gallery, where you can explore Indigenous art and culture from the Northwest Coast. The gallery features Bill Reid's carved totem poles, jewelry, and other art pieces. Located in the city center, the gallery provides a calm space to appreciate Indigenous artistry. The Bill Reid Gallery is Canada's only public gallery dedicated to the contemporary Indigenous Northwest Coast Art. Bill Reid is best known for his exceptional artistry, which includes sculptures, jewelry, and prints that reflect Northwest Coast Indigenous culture and traditions. The gallery's objective is to promote a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures and values and to create a welcoming space for all to connect, learn, and grow. Whether you're an art lover or just looking for something memorable, the Bill Reid Gallery is a great choice. Before you leave, you can also visit the Gallery Shop for a souvenir.

Visit the Vancouver Art Gallery, one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions in downtown Vancouver. Since 1931, the Gallery has featured exhibitions, public programs, and artwork by local and international artists. See both historical and modern art, with a focus on Indigenous and Asia Pacific artists through the Centre for Global Asias. The gallery is in a former courthouse near major transit stops and city attractions. You can visit year-round, stop by the Gallery Store, and eat on the rooftop patio at 1931 Gallery Bistro.

Wheel around the streets and parks of Vancouver by bike with a custom map. Discover the sights, sounds, and smells of the city as its rich culture and history come to life when you glide past famous landmarks. Cruise through Stanley Park and see the landscape change from beach to forest. Cycle past the waterfront Granville Island Public Market and shop for yummy local produce. Check out Chinatown, meander the cobbled streets of Gastown, and do more.

Prepare for a flexible hop-on, hop-off bus tour, onboard double-decker buses, that lets you explore downtown Vancouver at your own pace. You can get off at any stop to look around and hop back on when you're ready to keep going. The route covers key sights like Stanley Park, Granville Island, and Gastown. You'll hear audio commentary about the city’s history and culture as you ride. The tour also includes two self-guided walking tours, and it's a simple way to see a lot of Vancouver in a short time.

Set sail for an exciting 1-hour scenic tour through Canada's bustling Burrard Inlet, known as the "Gateway to the Pacific." Discover Vancouver's iconic landmarks as the boat takes you on an adventure. Sail past vibrant cruise ship terminals, admire the city skyline, and discover Gastown's rich history. Don't forget to gaze at the magnificent North Shore Mountains towering above. Snap photos of these incredible sights, sip on a refreshing beverage, and admire the views from spacious open-air decks. Prefer to stay cozy indoors? No problem—a comfortable interior offers panoramic views too.

Your Vancouver adventure starts when you meet your friendly local guide at a downtown Vancouver hotel. Then, head as a group to the enchanting Stanley Park, a showcase of the west coast's natural splendor in all its glory. Next, ventures outside the city, where the mountainous horizons beckon. Here, the famous Capilano Suspension Bridge awaits, suspended 230 ft. above the river, promising a thrilling walk across. Up next is the Cliffwalk®, guaranteed to get hearts racing! The adventure continues with a breathtaking gondola Skyride, climbing up to the peak of Grouse Mountain. At the summit, sit down to a delightful twilight dinner at the panoramic Altitude Restaurant.

Outside of Vancouver's city limits, the wilds of the Pacific Northwest are waiting to be discovered. This ticket lets you witness the majesty of Canada's nature – there's even the chance to see bears at the top of Grouse Mountain. You'll get to see the salmons' famous swim upstream, walk among treetops in a lush evergreen forest, and enjoy a host of activities at the top of Grouse Mountain, including a show at the Theatre in the Sky and a Birds in Motion demonstration.

Got a soft spot for city breaks _and_ nature trails? Buckle up and bask in the best of both worlds, on a road trip from vibrant Vancouver to the evergreen beauty of Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. First up, enjoy a guided city sightseeing in downtown Vancouver. Hunt for crafty bargains at Granville Island Public Market, and spice things up by driving through Canada's largest Chinatown district. Afterward, you'll wheel across the Lions Gate Bridge for a rainforest escapade at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Traipse across the eponymous bridge suspended 230 feet above the Capilano River, traverse the woodland canopy in the Treetops Adventure, and test your nerve on the glass-floored Cliffwalk walkway that juts out from a granite cliff-face hanging over the river.

When the sun shines in Vancouver, you've got to make the most of it. There's no better way to enjoy it than to get out on the water of False Creek and see the city in a whole new light. Once you're off dry land you'll have the chance to take it easy, paddling from site to site – seeing Science World's sphere and BC Place – and potentially spotting a seal or two on the way. The staff will give you some pointers and make sure you're confident and ready before you head out!

Ready for a culinary adventure? Dive into the delectable delights of North Vancouver’s award-winning Shipyard’s District! An epic 3-hour expedition awaits, promising a tantalizing array of local delicacies, BC craft beers, Okanagan wines, locally crafted ciders and the renowned offerings of the Lonsdale Quay market. A scenic 12-minute Sea Bus ride from Vancouver’s downtown Waterfront Station will bring you to Vancouver’s North Shore & the famous Lonsdale Quay Market & newly developed Shipyards Waterfront District. Guided by charismatic and knowledgeable storytellers, guests will be whisked away on a fun-filled, entertaining afternoon. North Vancouver’s Lower Lonsdale's Shipyard District hosts an emerging foodie scene that guarantees a whirlwind of flavors and a feast for the senses. So why wait? Secure a ticket to this must-experience gastronomic journey and immerse yourself in a world of culinary wonders!

As the old cliche goes, it's the journey that counts and not the destination. When it comes to making the journey to Granite Falls, however, both the voyage itself and the final destination are equally spectacular. You'll travel deep into the steep-sided fjord known as Indian Arm on a properly cool-looking boat and feel invigorated by the fresh mountain air on your cheeks!

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Stanley Park, Vancouver's top attraction, with a unique twist on sightseeing. Step aboard an old-fashioned horse-drawn vehicle and let the gentle clip-clop of the horses' hooves transport you on a comfortable journey. Inhale the fresh, fragrant scent of cedar and sea, while a knowledgeable guide narrates your one-hour tour, highlighting the stunning Deadman's Island, Vancouver's bustling harbor, the iconic Lions Gate Bridge, the majestic coastal Red-Cedar forest, and the charming Rose Garden. And let's not forget the famous stops at the Totem Poles, Girl in a Wet Suit Statue, and S.S. Empress of Japan Figurehead. Rain or shine, these horse-drawn tours are covered and wheelchair accessible, departing every 20-30 minutes, daily. Of course, you can always take a bus tour, but why not add some unforgettable memories to your trip by exploring the sights via a magical horse-drawn carriage ride?

The bustling isle just across the Burrard Inlet from Downtown Vancouver is the second-most visited attraction in all of Canada, following just behind the iconic Niagara Falls. And as a centre of culture and local fare in the city, Granville Island offers mouthwatering fine foods and produce from dozens of independent farmers and artisans, as well as several galleries showing off dazzling works from local artists. This two-hour Granville Island Market Tour covers the smorgasbord of gastronomic delights spanning the sights across Granville Island. Guests can mingle at the lively Public Market, where the city’s chefs find fare to fill their menus. The catch of the day is sold alongside artisanal cheeses, melt-in-your-mouth donuts, and top-notch fairtrade coffee. The variety of sights will give you a heaping slice of local life and help you inhale Vancouver one delicious bite at a time!

This Half Day Whale Watching Tour from Vancouver lets you explore the Strait of Georgia’s and Howe Sound’s currents in search of orcas and humpback whales. Departing from Granville Island in downtown Vancouver our high-speed, custom-built, luxury catamaran will take you on a 3-to 5-hour fully-guided whale watching & marine wildlife tour. Experience the majesty of the Salish Sea and its wildlife, from whales surfacing in unison to bald eagles soaring overhead. Listen to the marine mammal experts bring the animals’ stories to life (while you stay warm, dry and hydrated in its heated cabin, of course!)

Venture into Vancouver's earliest and most gruesome history on the Lost Souls of Gastown Tour. You'll discover a time when Vancouver was the Granville Townsite – the wild frontier town that suffered a devastating fire, smallpox outbreaks, and unsolved murders. Designed for adult audiences, the Lost Souls of Gastown Tour is both a walking tour and a theatre piece. Created by Forbidden Vancouver's Chief Storyteller Will Woods – and based on documented Vancouver history – the plot weaves through back streets and alleyways to a dramatic finale in the heart of Gastown's Maple Tree Square.

Get whisked into the pine tree-laden slopes of the Coast Mountains on an epic sightseeing tour of British Columbia's glorious great outdoors. Marvel at the majestic spectacle of Howe Sound, the towering Shannon Falls, and the Tantalus Glacier looming huge on the horizon. Gaze at glimmering fjords, ancient coastal rainforests, and rugged mountain ranges as you wind your way through the wild heart of B.C. in a cozy tour bus complete with a friendly guide narrating the journey.

Visit key spots in Vancouver on this guided tour. See Stanley Park's famous totem poles, and pass by English Bay Beach and Gastown. Ride up to the Vancouver Lookout for city views, and explore Granville Island's food market. Afterwards, board a zodiac inflatable boat and view the city from the water. Lastly, finish back where you started.

Ride through Stanley Park in Vancouver with history, nature, and adventure. Cycle along protected lanes with many stops along the way. Enjoy playground breaks for the kids and ice cream near the Totem Poles. Visit the *Girl in a Wetsuit* statue and the Beaver Lodge at Beaver Lake. This half-day outing includes several spots in the city and ensures that everyone enjoys the ride. This is considered an easy tour that mostly uses dedicated bike lanes with minimal traffic. Expect stops every 10-20 minutes for scenic photo opportunities and stories.

Unmoor yourself from the ordinary and embark on a breezy cruise around Vancouver's scenic coast. Glide across the shimmering English Bay and see the city reflected on the water, as a friendly guide shares fun facts about the city and the local ecosystem. Sail under Lions Gate Bridge, past the rugged crags of Lighthouse Park, and all the way up to Granville Island for a close encounter with the thriving local seal colony.

Tickle your sense of adventure (and your sense of smell!) with a scenic adventure into the heart of Vancouver Island! Cruise across the Georgia Strait in a comfy ferry, and explore the beautiful seaside city of Victoria, before continuing on to discover the endless acres of botanical wonders waiting at The Butchart Gardens.

Begin your tour of Vancouver by meeting a guide who will lead you on a city exploration. Walk through the city's key areas, learn about its history, and observe the cultural aspects of Vancouver. Your guide will provide insights about local neighbourhoods and suggest points of interest, ensuring you can navigate the city effectively. Understand the layout of Vancouver, its essentials, and gain travel recommendations to maximise the value of your visit. Additionally, interact with others on the tour and learn about the diverse community of Vancouver. The guide will share useful travel tips as you journey through this engaging metropolitan area.

Start your morning in Gastown before it gets busy. Walk through the area and see Waterfront Station, the Steam Clock, Maple Tree Square, and cobblestone alleyways. Taste four different brunch dishes, including special egg dishes, artisan sourdough, and a maple syrup waffle.

Join a 3-hour walking tour to see Vancouver's thriving Film and TV industry. Discover Vancouver’s role as a top destination for filming. Visit filming locations from *The Flash*, *Deadpool*, *The Night Agent*, *Lucifer*, *Supergirl*, *The Interview*, *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed*, *The NeverEnding Story*, *I, Robot*, *Fifty Shades of Grey*, *The X-Files*, and more. Stand where scenes were filmed and watch clips of these shows. Guided by local actors, learn how productions transform the city into different worlds.

Join a 4-hour jet ski tour in Vancouver. Visit the Seal Colony Islands and the Howe Sound fjord, a UNESCO reserve only accessible by boat. Make a stop at Bowen Island. Hear stories, local history, and geological facts from your guide. Enjoy a drink or ice cream at one of the Snug Cove shops or restaurants on Bowen Island. After a safety briefing and tutorial from your guide, head out into the harbour. Ride through the Howe Sound fjord, alongside the Tantalus Mountain range, explore islands and wildlife conservatories, and take a break at Snug Cove. The jet skis are stable, fast, and suitable for all skill levels.

Join a 2.5-hour jet ski tour around Vancouver. See Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, Bowen Island, Gambier Island, and Howe Sound Fjord, reachable only by water. Visit a local seal colony and see starfish, seals, sea lions, jellyfish, bald eagles, and sometimes black bears and dolphins. Learn stories, local history, and geological facts from the guide. Spot Vancouver's wildlife and view the city skyline differently. Ride stable, fast, and sporty jet skis suitable for people with any and all skill levels.

Take a 4-hour boat tour of Vancouver and Howe Sound, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Visit Lighthouse Park, a seal colony, Horseshoe Bay, and other parts of the fjord. See old-growth rainforests and Howe Sound's waters. Ideal for those looking to see beyond Vancouver's shorelines. Stop at Bowen Island to browse shops and eat at local restaurants. Experience local island life firsthand. Watch seals in their natural habitat and Vancouver’s local wildlife. Hear stories about West Vancouver and Howe Sound, including local history, celebrity homes, and geological information from your guide.

Join a popular kayak tour and paddle through False Creek to see floating homes, marinas, birds, seals, Science World, and BC Place stadium. Stop at a Vancouver beach for a coffee and snack, then paddle back to Granville Island. Hear about Vancouver’s history and recent ventures from your guide. The tour departs from Granville Island in sit-on-top or sea kayaks. The water is calm at this time, allowing you to paddle through marinas and historic waterways.

Take a seaplane from Harbour Air Whistler's terminal for a glacier tour. Fly over Whistler village and the Coast Mountain range. See glaciers, alpine lakes, and meadows from above. View Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains in the distance. Notice the blue waters of high-altitude lakes against the snow-capped peaks.

Take a 20-minute seaplane tour, departing from Inner Harbour. See the coastline, islands, and waters from above. Fly over the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Olympic Mountains, and the beaches of James and Sidney Islands. Pass above Butchart Gardens and the Saanich Peninsula to see British Columbia's natural scenes. Notice the urban landscape of downtown Victoria and the waterfront. The flight ends back at the Inner Harbour, close to the local streets and attractions.

Take in the views of Victoria, BC, from the air on a seaplane tour. The tour starts at Victoria Harbour, flying over the city's skyline, coastline, and natural features. Get an aerial view of downtown, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the Olympic Mountains. This extended flight includes the Saanich Peninsula, Sidney’s coastline, and Saanich Inlet. A notable point is the flight over Butchart Gardens.

Take an extended scenic flight over Vancouver on this seaplane flight. Fly over Stanley Park, English Bay, the Lions Gate Bridge, and the North Shore Mountains. Continue north along the coast to view the islands of Howe Sound. Circle back over the Sunshine Coast to see Vancouver's diverse landscapes from above.

Take a 20-minute seaplane trip and see Vancouver from the air. View the city's skyline, downtown area, and surrounding mountains. From downtown's buildings to the nearby mountains, the flight offers different sights depending on the weather – each trip provides a unique look at the city.

The ultimate sightseeing experience - an unparalleled, bird's eye view of one of the most stunning cities in the world. Departing directly from downtown Vancouver's heliport, right next to the cruise terminal, you'll soar over iconic landmarks and breathtaking landscapes. Over the sparkling waters of Burrard Inlet, flying high above the vibrant cityscape, with the towering peaks of the Coast Mountain Range right at your fingertips. From Stanley Park to the awe-inspiring Lions Gate Bridge. you'll see Vancouver like never before. Get so close to the cruise ships, you can practically wave to the passengers sipping cocktails on deck!

Use a Vancouver Hop On Hop Off Express Pass to see the city at your own pace. This pass lets you visit top attractions in a single day. Board trolley buses that have 14 stops around downtown Vancouver. Perfect for visitors who want to explore the city without the commitment of 24- or 48-hour tickets, this single-day pass is ideal for those looking to make the most of their time in Vancouver. Enjoy 60-minute loops and explore freely. This tour operates between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM, offering unlimited access to board and disembark at any stop along the route. With convenient 60-minute loops, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to explore Vancouver’s iconic landmarks, festive attractions, and local neighborhoods—all in a day!

Join the express tour and visit Grouse Mountain, a key spot in Vancouver. Ride the Peak Chairlift, which is included in the tour, and see expansive views from above the treetops. At the top, you will have free time for various activities. Visit the wildlife refuge to see grizzly bears. Attend a lumberjack show to learn about the region's culture. If you like hiking, choose one of the scenic trails for a walk.

Celebrate the holiday season on the festive dinner cruise. Dance to DJ music, try a buffet of seasonal dishes, and view the city from the water. Make the night special with good food and festive vibes.

Join a 2.5-hour cruise this holiday season. Enjoy a buffet dinner with various dishes onboard, and listen to live music while cruising.

Spend the day exploring two of Vancouver’s most treasured natural settings. The first destination is water views from Lighthouse Park, home of the oldest and biggest Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir trees in the area. The 2-hour hike covers just over 6km, and the natural beauty will take your breath away. After your hike, make the scenic drive back to Vancouver over the Lions Gate Bridge to Spanish Banks Beach and stop for a delicious and healthy picnic lunch. After lunch, cruise the incredible Vancouver waterfront from Spanish Banks, through Kitsilano and False Creek.

Fly over the West Coast to see mountains, waterfalls, alpine lakes, and untouched backcountry. This trip includes a 15-minute remote landing where you can view glacier peaks, the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver Island, and the Coast Mountain Range.

Snowshoe through a winter landscape on one of Vancouver's local mountains. Reach the summit for views of Vancouver city, the Pacific Ocean, and surrounding snow-capped mountains. This is a challenging trail that offers a unique perspective of the area. North Shore mountains provide 11km of snowshoe trails in a winter wonderland setting. The trails run through sub-alpine meadows and snowy forests with a quick stop at the Lodge for a refreshment and a light snack before returning to the city. Expect to spend a significant amount of time outdoors, so prepare accordingly. The clear, crisp air and quiet environment create the perfect view for this adventure. Ensure you have appropriate gear and check the weather conditions before setting out.

Prepare for an adventure from the Grouse Mountain, towering above the city at 2,800 feet above sea level. Begin with pickup at your accommodation and drive across the Lions Gate Bridge into North Vancouver. Go for a 1.6 km ride on the Skyride gondola to the top, where you’ll enjoy views of Vancouver, the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf Islands, and the surrounding snow-capped mountain peaks. At the summit, go snowshoeing to Dam Mountain and Thunderbird Ridge. After your snowshoeing adventure, ride back down the Skyride and enjoy the amazing views on your way back. Finally, get dropped off at your accommodation in Vancouver.

Explore Vancouver's natural beauty as you see old-growth rainforests, waterfalls, a suspension bridge, and clear pools. Walk along beautiful trails and visit a beautiful creek. Join a 9 km hike with curbside pickup and drop-off service in Metro Vancouver.

Explore British Columbia's backcountry, a remote and pristine area on the west coast, via helicopter. See towering peaks and expansive fields with blooming flowers. Choose between a 60-minute or a 90-minute flight for a memorable adventure.

Explore British Columbia's untouched backcountry, known for its beautiful rivers and waterfalls. With zero population count, it's a paradise on BC's west coast. Discover towering peaks and fields blooming with flowers on a customized flight journey. Choose between the duration of 30 or 45 minutes for an unforgettable experience.

Store your luggage in Vancouver with a convenient and secure luggage storage service. To begin, secure your ticket and visit the designated storage point during opening hours. Show your booking or confirmation email to store your baggage for the day securely. When you're ready to retrieve your luggage, return to the same spot during operating hours. Show your booking or email and receive your belongings.

Ride an E-bike through the greenery of Stanley Park along the famous Seawall. Glide effortlessly uphill to the impressive Prospect Point, take a scenic spin around False Creek, and enjoy Downtown Vancouver's lively neighborhoods. Electric bikes make the ride easy for everyone, but you need to know how to handle a regular bike.

Join Vancouver's most memorable dinner cruise. Vancouver is known for unparalleled beauty and incredible food. Experience both with the city's original and best dinner cruise. Feast on a delicious buffet inspired by Vancouver's flavours during this cruise. Witness the scenic views of the downtown skyline, North Shore Mountains, Stanley Park, and more as you listen to live music. Furthermore, sip a cocktail on an open-air upper deck while enjoying the best views of Vancouver.

Spend a perfect late morning in Vancouver. Join a 3-hour cruise enjoying great food and drinks while you admire the beautiful scenery of Vancouver and the West Coast. Feast on a delicious Vancouver-inspired brunch buffet and sip on delicious drinks while taking idyllic photos from an open-air top deck. Witness unique city views from the water and lose yourself to nature.

Leave the city behind – just for the afternoon. The Indian Arm Cruise is a 4-hour escape into one of the most breathtaking fjords on the West Coast. Once a month, from May to September, set sail deep into the quiet beauty of Burrard Inlet and up into the rugged coastline of Indian Arm. Towering cliffs. Hidden waterfalls. Forested mountains that stretch out in every direction. Whether you’ve lived here for years or you’re visiting for the first time, this cruise lets you experience a part of Vancouver most people never see – from the best possible vantage point: the water. Lounge on open-air decks. Breathe in the salt air. Sip something cold. And take your time over a fresh buffet lunch served on board. It’s slow travel – scenic and soulful. And only happens once a month, on the third Sunday.

Set off on a magical tour to see the canyon lights at Capilano Park in Vancouver. As the holiday spirit pulses through the city, the park cloaks itself in a dazzling display of Christmas lights, transforming it into a wonderland. The tour will also take you to the impressive 50-foot Christmas tree at Jack Poole Plaza through Robson Street – a lively shopping district overflowing with holiday buzz. Stroll through the markets at Granville Island and cozily enjoy a mug of organic hot chocolate or select the ideal hand-crafted gift from the artisan shops.

Snuggle up to witness awe-inspiring views from the outdoor viewing deck, or relax as the ferry gracefully traverses the Juan de Fuca Straight, passing by the tranquil Gulf Islands, en route to Victoria from Vancouver. This is Christmas in Victoria aboard the esteemed BC Ferries. Your festive sail includes views of the iconic Fairmont Empress, the Parliament Buildings, and the Inner Harbour's docked boats, all resplendent in shimmering Christmas lights. As you reach land, hop off and explore the dazzling Christmas displays at the renowned Butchart Gardens. Stroll through a whimsical winter wonderland, check out the delightful Twelve Days of Christmas displays, and take the kids to meet Santa.

This guided tour turns the traditional city-sightseeing on its head, starting from Vancouver's beating heart, whizzing past iconic spectacles like Canada Place and the 2010 Olympic Cauldron, before diving headfirst into the shopping mecca of Robson Street. The tour then sweeps you into Stanley Park, a sprawling 405-hectare urban oasis snuggling within the city's downtown bustle. The thrill doesn't stop there, as the journey continues to the vibrant Granville Island, a public market humming with life and infectious energy. Next, the tour meanders through the historic mazes of Chinatown and Gastown districts. For the grand finale, a jaw-dropping ascent in a glass elevator to the peak of the Vancouver Lookout awaits. From this 360-degree observation deck, feast your eyes on the panoramic views of Vancouver sprawled below, extending as far as you can see!

Feel the adrenaline rush as the cool breeze hits your face while cruising at a speed of 30 knots (55km) off the stunning Vancouver harbourfront! Get ready for a thrilling 90-minute boat adventure in Vancouver's historic waters! You will board an open-air, 12-seater zodiac boat from the scenic False Creek, and be whisked into the vibrant English Bay. Zoom around Stanley Park and under the Lions Gate Bridge, and pause at various sites, as your guide tells you fun facts about each location. See Granville Island and False Creek, the beautiful Stanley Park, Downtown Vancouver and Coal Harbour, the North Shore Mountains and Burrard Inlet, the grandeur of Lions Gate Bridge, and the beachside vibe of English Bay and Kitsilano.

Let yourself be whisked away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Vancouver for a day of breathtaking panoramas and lush landscapes. Your guide will meet you in the heart of the city, and lead you to the world-renowned Stanley Park. Here, the enchantment of the west coast unfolds before your eyes. Take in the awe-inspiring ocean vistas, verdant rainforests, and towering mountain ranges. The adventure doesn't stop there! Next, venture beyond the city limits to the Capilano Suspension Bridge and take a Skyride to the summit of Grouse Mountain. Here you'll enjoy lunch at Altitudes Restaurant with a serving of panoramic views! The journey culminates at the Vancouver Lookout, nestled in the heart of downtown. Ascend 553ft in a glass elevator, revealing a dazzling 360-degree view of the cityscape. Cap off the day with a leisurely ride back to your downtown Vancouver hotel.

This half-day tour will give new visitors the ultimate downtown Vancouver bucket list experience! Explore a checklist of must-see highlights with a guide, and see with your own eyes why Vancouver is frequently ranked among the world's best places to live. You'll see city highlights including, but not limited to, Jack Poole Plaza, English Bay, and Granville Island. There's also the chance to opt in for a walking tour of Stanley Park, home to the famous totem poles. Climb the Lookout Tower for 360º views of the city below.

Journey through the various distinct cultural areas of Vancouver, including Chinatown and Gastown, the charming Vancouver Harbour, and scenic, ocean-side English Bay. Step off the bus in Stanley Park to visit the Totem Poles, as well as Prospect Point for a look at the impressive Lions Gate Bridge. Explore the renowned Public Market and artisan stores at Granville Island and take in the jaw-dropping 360-degree view of the city and beyond from Vancouver Lookout’s Observation Deck (admission included). In addition to exploring downtown Vancouver, continue over the Lions Gate Bridge, deep into the coastal temperate rainforest on Vancouver’s North Shore. Finish your day of touring with a trip to the breathtaking Capilano Suspension Bridge Park for a heart-pounding walk across the suspension bridge. Spanning 137 metres (450 feet) across and 73 metres (230 feet) above the river, this epic feat of engineering is never a bridge too far!

Experience the richness of Vancouver's Asian culinary landscape on the Downtown Authentic Asian Eats Tour. Over three immersive hours, you'll be guided through hidden culinary gems, indulging in a variety of authentic dishes and drinks. This expert-led tour, with small group sizes ranging from 2 to 12, provides personalized recommendations, exclusive discounts, and some local insider knowledge. Join a meaningful culinary adventure that promises to nourish your soul and delight your palate, leaving you with lasting memories of Vancouver's vibrant food scene.

Explore the oldest neighborhood in Vancouver, Gastown, renowned for its fascinating history, bustling atmosphere, and incredible food scene, where food lovers come together on the streets. The Legendary Gastown Food Tour takes you on a 3-hour walking tour through charming cobbled streets, where you can indulge in local craft beer, Japanese Karage chicken, freshly-made Sicilian Tortellini with local wine, vegan sweet and chili cauliflower, traditional Canadian poutine, decadent waffles, and smooth organic icecream. Accompanied by knowledgeable and engaging tour guides that love food and have a great knowledge of Vancouver; you'll also hear captivating stories about Vancouver's "Wild West" history that dates back 150 years. This is a tour you don’t want to miss!

Complete your visit to Vancouver with a sightseeing cruise and dinner on Bowen Island, a picturesque refuge in the middle of Howe Sound. Stay cozy and warm from the crisp Canadian breeze on a 30-foot boat cruise as you listen to stories about the Burrard Street Bridge, Bard on the Beach, and the Eugenia Building while you follow the shoreline. Pick up speed near Stanley Park and pause at Siwash Rock to snap photos of the famous Vancouver landmark. Follow the shoreline towards Point Atkinson, then disembark at Bowen Island where you'll enjoy a home-cooked meal at sunset on the sound. On your return route, you'll see Vancouver’s seal colony from the water, then swing by the Spanish Banks to see the shipping freighters up close. Cruise along the south shore of English Bay to Jericho and Kits Beach, and steer back towards the shoreline of Granville Island, where your Bowen Island boat cruise concludes.

Whistler is a bucket-list destination for many adventure seekers, and this tour will prove why! Cast your eyes on Shannon Falls, and feel the power of its gushing waters. Point your lens at endless mountain ranges, an ancient glacial fjord, and the second-largest granite monolith in the world as you travel along the famous Sea to Sky Highway. it's one of the most scenic routes in Canada. This Whistler & Shannon Falls Tour is an adventure that embraces the true west coast lifestyle, with free time in Whistler Village to explore. You'll also make a stop at the Squamish Adventure Centre – the perfect opportunity for a coffee and snack. Use this chance to book any optional Whistler activities with your tour guide.

Located in Vancouver's historic Chinatown, the Chinatown Storytelling Centre is a perfect activity for people of all ages to learn about the neighbourhood and the stories of the courageous men and women who helped build this community. Through interactive kiosks, visitors will explore the struggles and celebrate the triumphs of Vancouver's Chinese diaspora. Use an augmented reality app and experience the sights and sounds of 20th-century Chinatown. This is a self-guided tour, meaning you will get to explore the exhibition hall at your own pace and reflect on the experiences and stories of joy, friendship, and family.

Team up with your super friends to save the planet in this fun outdoor activity in downtown Vancouver. The Muck Monster has learned to harness the power of mother nature and only you and your superhero team can stop her! You'll explore the downtown Vancouver waterfront, finding clues and solving puzzles. Your goal is to track down Muck Monster's secret hideout; discover her secret identity; and stop her plans to turn Vancouver into the greenest city in the world, no matter the cost. So, use your superhero powers for good and save the planet on this exciting adventure!

Who killed Jimmy? Jimmy Capello was stabbed, poisoned, and strangled. Who did it, and why? Work your way through historic Gastown, picking up clues along the way and then report back. Does your team have what it takes to solve this cold case murder on the streets of Gastown? Solve the murder and earn your detective badge. If you’ve played an escape room game before you already know what to do. The main difference with this murder mystery is that you are outdoors and the play area covers approximately 2 km instead of a locked room. The route of each game is carefully designed to pay homage to Vancouver history, architecture and culture as players explore an exciting fictional world. By the end of the game you will know the city better than some locals! **Combine this Gastown murder mystery game with other Vancouver favourites. Some things are better together.**

Stanley Park. It’s almost 1,000 acres of pristine wilderness. Half a million trees including giants hundreds of years old. Eagles soar overhead, while salmon, seals and even the occasional whale swim in the surrounding waters. It’s the city of Vancouver’s greatest treasure. But there’s more to this park than incredible scenery. It’s also been home to crime, riots, persecution, political intrigue, class warfare, logging, hunting, disease, military installations, remarkable public art, ecological catastrophes, secret construction mega-projects, poetry, scandal, and murder. So take the Dark Secrets of Stanley Park Tour with Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours — a whimsical two hours roaming the trails, seawall, sights, and sounds of one of the world’s great urban retreats.

Do it like the locals in Vancouver and get around by bicycle. This fact-packed 5-hour cycling tour is designed to show you the best bits of Downtown Vancouver and get you excited about discovering more of the city! Starting with a tour of world-famous Stanley Park, hit the riding trails through old-growth forest and cycle along the spectacular seawall. After riding through English Bay, passing some of the hottest beaches in the city, we'll make our way to Granville Island. This cultural hot spot is famous for its arts scene, as well as great food and shopping. Poutine, anyone? Next, follow the seawall along the south side of False Creek, taking in beautiful views of Vancouver’s modern architecture framed by the North Shore Mountains. Finally, check out Vancouver’s vibrant Chinatown, and learn about the wild-frontier times as a logging outpost on the charming cobblestone streets of historic Gastown. What an adventure!

It wouldn't be a trip to Vancouver without a look at Stanley Park, by bicycle. This sunshine trap is one of the city's liveliest areas and is uniquely situated with incredibly scenic views of downtown Vancouver, the North Shore, The Lion’s Gate Bridge, as well as English Bay and the Westside. Let your guides weave you down the pristine forest trails that criss-cross through the park. You'll get in-depth information about the biodiversity of the temperate rainforest, learn the history of the coastal first nations, stop for snaps at their legendary totem poles, and hear stories about the park's fascinating 125-year history! The Stanley Park Bike Tour is an easy 9-10 km ride on dedicated bike trails. Anyone with moderate fitness can easily do this ride!

After a day of exploring downtown Vancouver, this evening tour will show the city from a different perspective. As the bustling city calms down into the evening, this is the best time to discover the sights of Vancouver. Travel to scenic spots around the city that are free of the daytime bustle, allowing for an unobstructed experience at each location. Stop at viewpoints where you can see the ocean sparkle as the sun sets. From downtown Vancouver, the tour will wind its way through Stanley Park, English Bay and Prospect Point. All locations offer stunning sunset panoramic views and fantastic opportunities for that perfect picture. Guests can end their tour in either Historic Gastown or Canada Place.

Solve a murder mystery in Vancouver, take in panoramic views from the Vancouver Lookout, and explore iconic locations like Stanley Park, Granville Island, and Chinatown at your own pace on a hop-on hop-off bus tour through the city.

Solve a murder mystery in Vancouver, take in panoramic views from the Vancouver Lookout, and explore iconic locations like Stanley Park, Granville Island, and Chinatown at your own pace on a hop-on hop-off bus tour through the city.