VANCOUVER
27 Tours Reviewed
Stanley Park by bike feels instantly freeing. This self-guided ride pairs audio commentary with flexible stopping, so you can learn as you cruise and pause for viewpoints whenever you want. I especially like that the info is built in for…
Stanley Park gets way easier with wheels. I really liked the downtown car pickup, and I also enjoyed the small-group pace that keeps things relaxed. One catch: this tour isn’t OK for kids under 6. For a low price, you…
A short ride from town, the forest starts fast. This Vancouver e-bike tour takes you into tall trees, with wildlife sightings possible, plus a picnic lunch along the way. It’s built for getting out of the city without spending a…
Forty kilometers of coast, pedals, and big views. This guided ride is built for seeing Vancouver’s waterfront in one go, with a Stanley Park circuit plus stops that move you through different sides of the city. I also like the…
Vancouver is made for two wheels. This Bike and Hike Vancouver day turns the city’s famous waterfront into an easy, well-paced adventure, with stops at Granville Island, Stanley Park, Kitsilano, False Creek, and English Bay. I especially like the included…
Pedal Vancouver from the water. This False Creek water bike rental turns a city stroll into an hour on the water, with a choose-your-pace ride and chances to spot seals and seabirds. I also like how beginner-friendly it feels thanks…
One sentence can sum up this ride: Vancouver, minus the hassle. You get a structured, small-group e-bike route that strings together big-name sights like Gastown and Canada Place with real time in Stanley Park. I love that the company handles…
Two wheels, one iconic park, zero stress. This self-guided Stanley Park bike ride uses AudioMe Tours GPS-based audio to cue you at the right moments along the 9km loop, with narration for major landmarks and wildlife you pass. I especially…
Pedal faster, see more, stress less on hills. This guided e-bike loop through Stanley Park is built for covering big sights without paying the usual time and energy tax. You’ll ride the entire seawall plus park trails, with stops at…
Vancouver in 3.5 hours can feel like a sprint. This one stays relaxed while you sample Seawall views and the big character of multiple neighborhoods by bike. The route moves city-to-city without the usual stop-and-go, and your guide keeps the…
Two parks, one brisk morning. This Half-Day Hike and Bike Tour in Vancouver strings together Lighthouse Park’s coastal forest walk and a full Stanley Park seawall cycle, so you get real scenery fast. It’s built for people who want outdoors…
Pedal Vancouver, then actually understand it. This 4-hour city bike tour stitches together big-name sights with the kind of local context that makes the route click, including Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown, plus the World’s Longest uninterrupted Sea…
A bike can make Stanley Park feel new. I love how this ride takes you through the old-growth rainforest without slowing down, and I also love the way the stops at the totem poles connect the park to Indigenous culture.…
Vancouver is made for two wheels, and this waterfront e-bike tour is a smart way to see it without paying the price in sore legs. You’ll get a guided ride that strings together Vancouver classics like Stanley Park and Granville…
Stanley Park shrinks when you glide on an e-bike. This small-group ride lets you cover the seawall loop and the park’s interior sights in about 150 minutes, with a real guide to point out what you’d miss on your own.…
