Vancouver · VANCOUVER TOURS
273 tours
From the Stanley Park seawall to the canopy walk above the Capilano canyon, this is the pick of everything guided in the city. Prices, durations and the practical detail for each, plus a note on which ones work in the rain, because several of them are better in it.
Heated catamaran whale watching from Granville Island, free wildlife photos, naturalist guides, hot drinks, and a whale sighting guarantee.
“It was a great day! We saw so many types of wildlife. The crew was fantastic-very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Hop on and off an open-top bus through Vancouver’s top sights like Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown, with audio.
“Highly recommend this. Our driver was Sherry and she was absolutely amazing and very entertaining and helpful”
Day trip from Vancouver to Victoria by BC Ferries, with Butchart Gardens admission and time in Chinatown and the Inner Harbour.
“it was organized, comfortable accommodations. On our day the weather was very rainy . It was a long day”
High-speed catamaran whale watching from Granville Island with free pro photos, warm drinks, and a whale sightings guarantee.
“Amazing! Staff were all very knowledgeable and we got to see so many amazing things.”
Coach and ferry day trip from Vancouver to Victoria and Butchart Gardens, with city time and a 55-acre garden visit.
“The company was on time and Kaleen our driver was professional, courteous and friendly. Very pleased”
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver: cross the 450-foot bridge, walk the glass Cliffwalk, see Treetops Adventure, and use free shuttle.
“Amazing experience going on to suspension bridge. Love the experience.”
Vancouver hop-on hop-off tour with 10 stops, harbour views, Granville Island and Gastown, plus 2 self-guided walks and multilingual audio.
“Sherry was one of our drivers and she was fantastic!”
Half-day Vancouver tour covering Gastown, Chinatown, Stanley Park viewpoints, and Granville Island Market, with hotel pickup.
“Jordan was very informative and entertaining. He used different voices to tell the history of the places we visited. Only down side was we wanted more shopping time.”
Half-day Vancouver tour with hotel pickup, visiting Stanley Park, Canada Place, Granville Island, and Capilano Suspension Bridge.
“very relaxed trip. great overview of downtown Vancouver neighborhoods. Flexible, knowledgeable, friendly driver. Gorgeous views.”
Ride the Sea to Sky Gondola, stop at Shannon Falls, and enjoy Whistler Village from Vancouver with hotel pickup and live guide commentary.
“Our tour guide, Alex was very knowledgeable, full of information and trivia. He was also very accommodating and helpful. Despite my being 20 minutes late, he not only waited for me but came back to my hotel, then went back to the pick up site when he found out I’d already left. I was late because my pick up was supposed to be at 8:50 am and they picked us up at 8:20 am.”
Half-day whale watching from Vancouver with a strong sighting rate for orcas and humpbacks, plus seals, eagles, and big coastal scenery.
“We were able to see a humpback up close, seals and a pod of orcas. My wife and I had a great time. Would recommend!”
Vancouver in one day: Gastown, Chinatown, Granville Island, the Vancouver Lookout, Capilano Suspension Bridge, and Stanley Park views.
“Good value for the money! Professional guide! As per schedule, explained very nicely and in detail!!”
Flyover in Vancouver is a 35-minute 4D flying show at Canada Place with motion seats, a 20-metre screen, winds, mists, and nature scents.
“Absolutely fantastic experience - would highly recommend - it really felt we were flying over Canada - utterly brilliant :)”
Fly over Vancouver by seaplane from Coal Harbour. 30 minutes total, views of Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, and North Shore mountains.
“Activity was fantastic and we had amazing views. It was great how the pilot flew both sides over the city and Stanley park so it didn’t matter which side of the plane you were sat as both got the views.”
A gothic street-theater walk through Gastown’s darkest chapters, from the 1886 Great Fire to cobbled back alleys and iconic stops, with local guides.
“We learned some about the gastown. The stores where interesting. Our guide was very nice. Would recommend.”
