VANCOUVER
28 Tours Reviewed
That drive to Whistler comes with built-in narration. This Vancouver to Whistler private self-guided audio tour strings together the Sea to Sky Highway and major stops so you can follow along without feeling rushed, with clear audio commentary calling out…
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…
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…
Stanley Park in one morning? Yes, please. This guided walk is a practical way to get your bearings fast, with photo stops and real local recommendations baked into the route. I like how it mixes big-name sights with Granville Island’s…
Downtown Vancouver turns into your photo classroom fast. In just two hours, you practice candid city watching, working with light and shadow instead of hunting for perfect scenes. You’ll learn to spot silhouettes, reflections, and those quick interactions between strangers…
Gastown feels like it has its own soundtrack. This self-guided smartphone walk strings together major sights and quick stories across 2 to 3 hours, from Waterfront Station to Victory Square, with an English mobile ticket. I especially like that it’s…
The Sea to Sky Highway gets better with audio. This self-guided driving tour strings together 90+ location-triggered stories across a scenic route of 75+ miles, so you can explore without waiting for a bus schedule. I like that it’s built…
Stanley Park by scooter beats walking. This self-guided ride strings together standout sights around English Bay and the Stanley Park Seawall, with Audiome recordings that tell you what you’re seeing as you go. I like two things a lot: the…
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…
Why walk Vancouver with riddles This self-guided offline-friendly game turns landmark spotting into self-paced challenges, with 14 puzzle steps that nudge you to look closely at the city. It is a safe, budget-friendly way to explore on your own schedule,…
Two big outdoors hits in one day. This guided hike combo stacks Grouse Grind views, a gondola ride, and the canyon drama of Lynn Canyon. I especially like how the day mixes hard effort with planned recovery. You climb the…
Sunset altitude starts fast. This small-group Vancouver night tour stitches together Stanley Park, the Capilano Suspension Bridge with Cliffwalk®, and a gondola ride to Grouse Mountain for a twilight dinner. I like how the group stays intimate at up to…
Gastown feels like Vancouver in miniature. This self-guided smartphone walking tour helps you connect modern events with the neighborhood’s past, using routes shaped by Chris King, a Vancouver local with 20 years of experience. I especially like the web-based format…
A road trip can feel like freedom. This one adds an audio GPS guide that keeps you moving while teaching you about nature and culture along the way. I especially like the mix of quick, on-the-drive storytelling and the practical…
