VANCOUVER
492 Tours Reviewed
Gastown has a way of making you hungry fast. This small-group breakfast walk mixes brunch tastings with quick-hit neighborhood stories, including famous sights like the Gastown Steam Clock. You get to eat your way through historic streets while your guide…
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…
Totem stories change how you see trees. This Stanley Park Indigenous walking tour blends the Seawall walk with an Indigenous Cultural Ambassador, so the park feels less like scenery and more like a living place with meaning. Small group size…
Bowen Island starts with a ferry view you can’t fake. This small-group photography + hiking day mixes Howe Sound scenery, old-growth forest walks, and practical camera coaching. It’s a great way to get outdoors without spending your whole trip figuring…
Four hours, and Vancouver clicks into place. This private highlights route packs in Granville Island and Stanley Park, with stops built for photos and skyline views. I love the way the guide turns landmark spotting into an easy story about…
Four hours in Vancouver can feel like magic. This private tour strings together downtown icons, Stanley Park, and the gardens with easy hotel pickup and a comfortable ride. It’s built for quick orientation, plus photo stops that don’t feel like…
Ferry views with zero car hassle. This Vancouver International Airport (YVR) pickup to Victoria transfer is a straight, coach-to-ferry-to-downtown plan that saves you from tickets, transfers, and lugging yourself across town. I like the direct downtown drop-off at Capital City…
Salt air beats sitting in traffic. On a small-group cruise that starts at Mosquito Creek, you get water-level views of Vancouver plus real sailing time after passing the Lions Gate Bridge. I love how relaxed and social it feels once…
Four to six hours. Big Vancouver hits. This is a private Vancouver highlights tour that strings together downtown, Stanley Park, Granville Island, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge with hotel pickup in the downtown area. I like the way it keeps…
Vancouver by scooter is fast, fun, and surprisingly smooth. This guided ride strings together Chinatown, Gastown, Stanley Park, Granville Island, and False Creek in about 4 to 5 hours, with an easy learning curve and a guide who shares local…
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.…
Four days of Rockies, minus the hassle. This one-way coach trip threads together stand-out sights from Vancouver’s neighborhood to the Canadian Rockies without you managing every shuttle, booking, or check-in. I really like that you get a National Parks Pass…
Gastown tells Vancouver’s origin story in one walk. I like the way a professional guide turns street corners into cause-and-effect city history, and I really enjoy the private format, which keeps the pace human and the questions answered. In a…
One hour on calm water, big city views. This Vancouver False Creek ferry tour is a simple way to see how the city grew from Expo-era development to Winter Olympics legacy, with the added bonus of a quiet ride on…
A city can feel different after dark. This Supernatural tour in Vancouver pairs real filming locations with on-site episode clips and local film-industry stories. I especially like the way it turns casual sightseeing into scene-by-scene context, and the guide focus…
