What You Will Do
First time to Vancouver? Get your bearings on this half-day tour by comfortable coach for a great intro to the seaport city. Admire the sails of Canada Place, and soak up local flavor passing through Robson Street, Chinatown and Gastown. Wind through Stanley Park’s rainforest and shorelines for vistas of Lion’s Gate Bridge and visit Brockton Point’s historic totem poles. Inhale delicious aromas at Granville Island’s Public Market, and top off your tour at Vancouver Lookout with sweeping panoramas of the city, ocean and mountains. Bonus: Hotel transport is included.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Canada Place
Snap a postcard-worthy pic of the five white sails of Canada Place flared toward the sky, while learning about the convention center’s construction for Expo ’86.
2
Robson Street
Catch glimpses of Vancouver’s rich diversity as you cruise down Robson Street, chock-full of shops from high-end retailers to indie boutiques, fine dining to hole-in-the-wall eateries, sports bars to cafes.
3
Stanley Park
20 minutes
Now you are on your way to Stanley Park and its 1,000 acres (400 hectares) of natural oasis. Inside the park, admire nine totem poles at Brockton Point, fabulous examples of First Nation art, and one of the top attractions in British Columbia.
4
Prospect Point Lighthouse
10 minutes
For over a 100 years, visitors have been coming to Prospect Point to take in the views of Burrard Inlet, Lions Gate Bridge and Vancouver's North Shore.
5
Gastown
Historic Gastown is the original settlement of Vancouver. The area has kept its historic look but has emerged as a trendy area for shopping, exciting eateries and a lively nightlife.
6
Granville Island
20 minutes
Located in False Creek, Granville Island where the locals go to shop and relax.
7
Vancouver Lookout
30 minutes
The Vancouver Lookout features non-stop panoramic views day or night. Beyond the incredible views, the Lookout also offers guided tours packed with facts about Vancouver’s past and present.
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