VANCOUVER · NEIGHBOURHOOD
21 Tours Reviewed
Your stomach leads the way here. This Granville Island food walk turns a market stroll into five focused tastings with story-led guidance that make the bites feel meaningful. I especially like how the pacing keeps you tasting across multiple spots…
Orcas feel close on a fast zodiac ride. This Vancouver tour runs on an open-air Zodiac so you get real 360-degree views while you zip around the Salish Sea. I especially love the open-air, 360-degree perspective and the onboard marine…
Granville Island smells like your next meal. This 2-hour small-group food walk mixes tastings with real local scenery, including park paths, waterfront stops, and a peek at how the area works. I like how it gives you a guided route…
A trolley loop, but with real Vancouver flavor. This Stanley Park ride hits famous viewpoints like totem poles, then connects you to the city’s neighborhoods with live, on-the-ground narration. It’s a good use of a half day when you want…
Vancouver can feel big—so this day tour keeps it simple. You get coach comfort plus a tight route hitting the city’s most famous sights without you having to plan every turn. I also like that the tour mixes landmark stops…
A kayak gives you a different angle fast. This Granville Island Vancouver Kayak Tour turns a classic city waterfront day into paddle time, with stops built around sights like Granville Island’s harbor scene and a real mid-route coffee & snack…
Jet skis turn Vancouver into your own playground. You start near Granville Island, then trade city streets for fast water time plus giant views of Howe Sound. It’s a simple setup with a clear plan and a guide who helps…
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…
A great day in Vancouver starts on a trolley. This one strings together Stanley Park, Granville Island, and downtown neighborhoods with live narration and real time for photos. I especially like the classic-car feel—an older trolley that makes the city…
Orcas are the main event here. This 5-hour Granville Island catamaran ride lets you scan the Salish Sea for orcas and humpbacks, with a marine naturalist guiding the whole experience. The one catch is that the trip length can stretch…
Five bites later, you’ll get the story. This Granville Island walking food tour turns a normal market stroll into a guided bite-by-bite route with five hand-picked food stops and a 19+ cocktail, plus lots of chances to talk with stall-holders…
Granville Island is a food shortcut. In just two hours, this guided market tour takes you into Granville Island Public Market with VIP access, then strings together tastings and vendor stories in a way that makes Vancouver’s food culture feel…
Orcas feel closer than you expect. On Eagle Eyes, I love the 360° open deck view that lets you scan the water without barriers, and I love the marine naturalist guidance that helps you understand what you’re seeing. From Granville…
Four hours to learn Vancouver fast. I like the live, on-board guide and the Stanley Park viewpoints that you can’t really recreate in one self-guided walk. The trade-off: the schedule is tight, so you’ll do a little walking but not…
Water makes Vancouver feel smaller. This Granville Island Ferry Hop-On Hop-Off Day Pass lets you treat Vancouver’s Inner Harbour like your own moving city map, hopping between docks at your pace. It’s a simple, low-stress way to reach major waterfront…
