Sit back, relax and experience all of the sights and sounds of the bustling port of Vancouver.

Circling Burrard Inlet onboard the paddlewheeler M.P.V. Constitution, you'll get up close to many famous landmarks as you cruise around Vancouver's inner harbour.

Tour Highlights

• Burrard Inlet
• Vancouver's inner harbour

This tour is seasonal and only operates from May through to September

This private tour starts with a stop at the beautiful Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver's China town. The Chinese have a totally different perspective on what a garden should be and it must be seen to be understood. You also do a little walk around Chinatown to see such novelties as the "World's Narrowest Building" and Chinese spice and medicine shops.

Leaving the downtown area you then travel to the highest point in the city, the spectacular Queen Elisabeth Park and it's sunken gardens and sweeping panoramic views of Vancouver, the mountains, and the sea. Originally a rock quarry for the early development of downtown, it is now a spectacular garden and view point.

And finally, you will enjoy the breathtaking Van Dusen Botanical Garden with an amazing array of what nature has to offer. This mature 22-hectare (55-acre) garden features displays of plants in picturesque landscape settings. Specific garden areas are planted to illustrate botanical relationships, such as the Rhododendron Walk, or geographical origins, as in Sino Himalayan Garden. These areas are set amidst rolling lawns, tranquil lakes and dramatic rockwork with vistas of the mountains and Vancouver cityscape.

This is a great afternoon tour because if you wish you may take advantage of the wonderful restaurant at Van Dusen Botanical Garden for dinner. (Sorry, not included in tour fees)

Please Note:

• This is a private and personalized tour so your group will be the only people on the tour.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required.

Tour Highlights

• Gastown - Historic area of Vancouver
• Chinatown - Vancouver's cultural diversity in action
• Robson Street - High fashion shopping area
• Canada Place - Alaska cruise ship terminal
• Stanley Park - With stops at the totem poles and Prospect Point
• English Bay and Vancouver Harbour
• Bloedel Floral Conservatory - See spectacular landscaping and floral displays at Queen Elizabeth Park and the Conservatory (admission included)
• Granville Island - Stop to see artists' studios, craft galleries and the Granville Island Public Market.

For assured top quality and timely service, make sure you arrive at Vancouver Airport having pre-booked transportation to your Vancouver hotel.

The Vancouver Airporter departs from the Arrivals Level (Level 2) of both the Domestic and International Terminal Buildings of the Airport. They service over 30 downtown hotels via three Airporter routings.

Step aboard an old-fashioned horse-drawn vehicle and meander in comfort through the natural beauty of the 1000 acre park, Stanley Park. A professional guide fully narrates the tour which highlights Deadman's Island, Vancouver's Harbour, Lions Gate Bridge, a Coastal Red Cedar Forest, and includes stops at the Totem Poles, the Girl in a Wet Suit Statue, the S.S. Empress of Japan Figurehead, and the Rose Gardens.

You can take a bus tour anytime, but how often do you get a chance to see the sights by horse-drawn carriage? Bring your camera along for a great family experience long to be remembered!

This tour is seasonal and only operates from March through to October

Escape by seaplane from busy Vancouver harbour to tranquil Bowen Island for a delicious dinner at Doc Morgan's Seaside Restaurant, one of British Columbia's most charming seaside restaurants.

Depart downtown Vancouver by seaplane at 7:00pm for Bowen Island. Dine from 7:30pm until 9:30 pm. Enjoy Howe Sound views aboard the 10:05pm ferry. Board your waiting limousine for the spectacular "city lights" drive back to downtown Vancouver at 10:25pm.

This tour is seasonal and operates from May through to September

Your first stop is Capilano Fish Hatchery which has extensive educational displays covering many aspects of the salmon life cycle and the functioning of the hatchery.

Next, continue on to Capilano Suspension Bridge where you will have time to take a heart-quickening walk 230 feet above the floor of Capilano Canyon across the 450-foot suspension bridge span.

Ascend the mountainside by coach to Grouse Mountain, where breathtaking views of the city, ocean and surrounding mountains unfold as the Skyride whisks you on a one-mile aerial journey to the Peak of Vancouver. Visit orphaned Grizzly Bears and Grey Wolves, safe and protected at the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, and enjoy the magic of "Theatre in the Sky". Return to Vancouver via the spectacular Lions Gate Bridge.

Tour Highlights

• Grouse Mountain, including Skyride, Theatre in the Sky and Refuge for Endangered Wildlife (admission included)
• Capilano Suspension Bridge and Treetops Adventure (admission included)
• Capilano Fish Hatchery
• Lions Gate Bridge

Experience Vancouver's attractions at your own pace by riding in classic turn-of-the-century trolleys with a fully narrated tour. All of the major attractions, famous parks and gardens, shopping areas, and fine restaurants are made easily accesible by the 23 available trolley stops.

You can choose to take the entire tour in 2 hours or get off the trolley at any of the 23 stops to visit Vancouver's major downtown attractions, shop, or dine. Then re-board another trolley when you are ready to continue on your tour.

You can now also combine your Vancouver Trolley Tour with a new cultural experience with the Vancouver Art Gallery. Simply redeem your combo package vouchers on the Trolley before visiting the Gallery. The Trolley driver will then issue you with an express entry ticket to the Gallery. See below for information on current and upcoming exhibitions.

Come aboard for a three-hour train experience on the Whistler Mountaineer between Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia. The Sea-to-Sky corridor is famous for it's unique blend of contrasts, all of which you will see for yourself on this fantastic journey - cities and old-growth forests, bustling action and natural serenity, deep valleys and snow-capped peaks, seascapes and mountain views!

Whether you want to do it in a day, or spend a little more time in Whistler, book your return journey today to ensure a smooth visit to this spectacular area of Canada!

Spectacular Highlights along The Route:

• Scenic views of West Vancouver and Stanley Park
• Oceanfront route along the shores of Howe Sound with views of the British Columbia Coastal Mountains
• Shannon Falls
• Mount Garibaldi
• Spectacular journey through Cheakamus Canyon
• Brandywine Falls
• Four-season mountain resort of Whistler

Your journey begins along the Sea to Sky Highway overlooking majestic Howe Sound. Watch for circling bald eagles and other wildlife while you continue to the four-season mountain resort of Whistler.

You will get some free time to explore the resort's shops, galleries and cafes at the base of the mountain.

Returning to Vancouver, you will pause at picture-perfect Shannon Falls. At over 1,000 feet it is one of North America's tallest waterfalls and is an ideal way to conclude your adventure.

Tour Highlights

• 5 hours of free time in Whistler to explore the village attractions
• Stop at Shannon Falls
• Britannia Beach

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to October

You will start your tour going through scenic, world famous, Stanley Park and then over the spectacular Lions Gate Bridge. You will be taken to the base of Grouse Mountain where North America's largest aerial tramway system will whisk you away on a one mile journey high above the second growth forest and between the mountain peaks. The views are breathtaking - the city skyline, ships in the harbour, the glittering Strait of Georgia, and far-off Vancouver Island.

When you reach the top of the mountain plateau, 3700 feet (1100 metres) above sea level, you will have two hours to explore, dine or just enjoy the fantastic view. Choose from a fabulous array of restaurants where Grouse Mountain chefs will delight you with the finest selections of West Coast and specialty seafood dishes. From fine dining in the Observatory (you can make reservations aboard the Trolley) to the casual fare at Altitudes Bistro, there is a menu to please any palate.

Enter Grouse Mountain's mile high Theatre in the Sky, and view Canada's first high definition video presentation "Born to Fly" experiencing British Columbia from an eagle's perspective, an aerial adventure exploring scenery, recreation, travel and the natural wonders of the Pacific Province. You can also visit the orphaned grizzle cubs, Grinder and Coola in their natural habitat where they are able to play, protected and secure.

After having spent a glorious two hours exploring the mountain, return to the base and re-board the Trolley for the return trip to your point of embarkation.

Your tour begins as you are picked up from your hotel and driven onto a B.C. Ferry ship for a 1.5 hour cruise to Vancouver Island. Full restaurant facilities are on board.

Once you're back on land, you will take a scenic drive through exclusive residential areas and parks on the way to downtown Victoria. You will be given an overview of downtown Victoria and will then have free time to explore on your own.

Admission is included to any ONE of the following Downtown Victoria attractions: Royal British Columbia Museum, Maritime Museum of BC, Miniature World, Bug Zoo, or the Wax Museum.

Before heading back to Vancouver, you will take a visit to the world famous Butchart Gardens (admission included).

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to November.

A fully narrated half-day tour of Vancouver?s wealthy North Shore. The tour will cross Vancouver Harbour on Lions Gate Bridge, to the Capilano Fish Hatchery to learn the life cycle of the Pacific Salmon. Visit world famous Capilano Suspension Bridge, and also experience their ?Treetops Adventure? forest canopy walkway. Take the Skyride to the chalet atop Grouse Mountain and see Grizzly Bears in the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. Return by boat taking the SeaBus across Vancouver Harbour.

Tour Highlights

• Cross Lions Gate Bridge to the North Shore
• Capilano Reservoir, source of Vancouver's drinking water
• Grouse Mountain Skyride. Rise to a viewpoint 1,200 meters (3,700 feet) above the city for seasonal specials: logger sports show, grizzly bears at the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, theatre presenations, sleigh rides, ice skating, and a great view (admission included).
• Capilano Suspension Bridge and Park (admission included). Cross the world's longest suspension foot bridge and experience the new 'Treetops Adventure' forest canopy walkway. Visit the Trading Post, one of the best gift shops in Vancouver and see Native Indian totem pole carvers at work.
• Capilano Fish Hatchery - Learn about the life cycle of the Pacific Salmon
• Cross Vancouver Harbour on the SeaBus (fare included) from Lonsdale Quay Market

Enjoy the best of Vancouver in classic turn-of-the-century trolleys with a fully narrated tour year round. Visit Vancouver's major attractions, famous parks and gardens, shopping areas, and fine restaurants. Your Trolley ticket is your passport to fun, information, and excitement!

The trolley fleet runs on environmentally friendlier propane fuel ... keeping Vancouver beautiful! Tour at your own pace! Take the entire tour in 2 hours or get off the trolley at any of our 16 stops to visit Vancouver's major downtown attractions, shop, or dine. Then re-board another Trolley to continue on your tour. The fun begins the minute you get on board!

Either before or after your trolley tour, you can also go to The Lookout Observation Deck at Harbour Centre and Vancouver Aquarium. At The Lookout Observation Deck you can look out over the city by day and also by night, as once you receive your admission ticket, it is valid throughout the day and evening. Voted BC's best-loved attraction, The Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre allows visitors to come face-to-fin with Arctic beluga whales, giant Amazon arapaima, tropical reef sharks and the fascinating dolphins, sea lions and otters of British Columbia.

Grab a seat on a custom-designed, high-speed, 28 ft. rigid hull inflatable, powered by twin Verado Mercury 4 stroke outboard engines. With an experienced guide at the helm, you won't miss a thing on your Guided Group Nature Tour. The Howe Sound safari takes you on a 2 hour adventure to the spectacular scenery and wildlife which make coastal British Columbia world famous!

What to expect ... You'll find yourself racing beside steep cliffs, exploring caves, and viewing harbour seals at play. Points of interest are Pam Rocks, a Harbour Seal haulout, normally complemented by majestic bald eagles soaring overhead. Tour will cruise out into The Strait of Georgia to see awesome views of Vancouver. On your return to Horseshoe Bay you'll view spectacular waterfront homes around West Vancouver.

The Sea Safari is fast but safe. The aluminum hull design with inflatable tubes makes it comfortable in calm and rough water. Depending on the weather, either Mustang Integrity suits or approved life vests are provided, for your comfort and safety. The vessel is equipped with VHF radio and a cell phone. Just relax and enjoy the ride!

Please Note:

• This tour is not suitable for pregnant women or for people with a history of back problems

This tour is seasonal and operates from April through to October

Depart Vancouver harbour and explore the rugged fjordland and picturesque villages of the Sunshine Coast north of Vancouver. You will have a short touch down at the spectacular West Coast Wilderness Lodge, where you will indulge in a bit of BC Cuisine including Smoked Salmon and BC wine. - a true West Coast experience! Available year-round. Click here for more information and Booking Details

Explore British Columbia's Capital City. This fully escorted and commentated tour includes priority ferry boarding, 90 minute ferry ride through the Gulf Islands and admission to world-renowned Butchart Gardens.

Enjoy a scenic drive and arrive into downtown Victoria. You will have ample free time to explore the world famous Fairmont Empress Hotel, British import shops, Parliament buildings, Provincial Museum, the city centre and the attractions around the Inner Harbour.

Tour Highlights

• BC Ferries cruise through the Gulf Islands (ferry ticket included)
• World-famous Butchart Gardens (admission included)
• Free time to explore Victoria's Inner Harbour

Protected from the open ocean and close to Vancouver, the Gulf Islands are a sea-kayaking paradise. Marine life here is among the most diverse in the world?s temperate waters. Rocky reefs, lush kelp beds and protected bays are home to a myriad of marine invertebrates, fish, and sea mammals.

Seals, river otters and sea lions are often observed in the Gulf Islands. Sightings of Killer Whales, harbour seals and Dall?s porpoise are rare, although they too inhabit these waters. Colonies of gulls and cormorants are scattered throughout the area, which also contains several breeding sites for bald eagles, oystercatchers and pigeon guillemots.

Your adventure begins with a ferry ride to Galiano Island where you embark in comfortable two-seater sea kayaks. Qualified and knowledgeable guides will interpret the wildlife around you and make sure your trip is safe and memorable. Your adventure ends with a floatplane ride into the sunset back to Vancouver.

Experience or fitness are not required for this trip.

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to October.

Begin your private afternoon adventure with a drive across the famous Lions Gate bridge to the foot of the mountains.

The first stop is the world famous Capilano Suspension Bridge (Admission Included).
This includes:

• Thrilling Treetops Adventure and dramatic Cliffhanger Walk
• Interactive Living Forest exhibit
• Seven acre West Coast rain forest
• World's largest private Totem Pole collection
• First Nations Artisans depicting their artistic techniques, skills and heritage
• Story Center history walk
• Seasonal indoor and outdoor dining venues
• Shopping in the 1911 Trading Post Gift Shop

From there, the Grouse Mountain Skyride whisks you to the top of the Grouse Mountain alpine area (Admission Included).

Once on top, you will be treated to an easy guided orientation walk of the many features of Grouse Mountain, followed by plenty of free time to explore on your own. Several different lunch and dinner venues are available, as well as souvenir and gift shops.

Admission to Grouse includes complimentary access to the Theatre in the Sky, snowshoeing, ice skating, The Peak of Christmas and sleigh rides in the winter. In the summer, visit the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife with its' resident Grisly Bears and Wolves, take advantage of complimentary scenic chair rides, Grouse Mountain's World Famous Lumberjack Show, Birds in Motion demonstrations and much more.

Time and interest permitting, you will also stop at the Capilano Fish Hatchery where you will learn about the life cycle of Salmon, (up close) and the Cleveland Dam.

Please Note:

• This is a private and personalized tour so your group will be the only people on the tour.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required.

Enjoy the best of Vancouver in classic turn-of-the-century trolleys with a fully narrated tour year round. Visit Vancouver's major attractions, famous parks and gardens, shopping areas, and fine restaurants. Your Trolley ticket is your passport to fun, information, and excitement!

The trolley fleet runs on environmentally friendlier propane fuel ... keeping Vancouver beautiful! Tour at your own pace! Take the entire tour in 2 hours or get off the trolley at any of our 16 stops to visit Vancouver's major downtown attractions, shop, or dine. Then re-board another Trolley to continue on your tour. The fun begins the minute you get on board!

Either before or after your trolley tour (or both!), you can also go to The Lookout Observation Deck at Harbour Centre, where you can look out over the city. Once you receive your admission ticket, it is valid throughout the day and evening. You are welcome to return and see the city by day and by night.

This ideal introduction to seaplane aviation departs from downtown Vancouver's bustling Coal Harbour and includes a complete aerial tour of the city and surrounding mountains. The exhilarating spray of the water is always a highlight during takeoff and landing. Click here for more information and Booking Details

Howe Sound will be yours to explore, with seal rookeries, bird sanctuaries, waterfalls, the famous sea-to-sky highway (from a completely different viewpoint), local islands and marine parks, beautiful homes and cabins, lighthouses and marine restaurants. This is fun, safe summertime ocean exploring!

This tour is seasonal and operates from April through to October

Depart Vancouver harbour by seaplane for an exciting flight over the Gulf Islands to beautiful Victoria. Spend the day exploring quaint antique shops, cafes, and the historic alleys of the oldest China town in Canada. Upon completion of your day in Victoria, board a coach to take BC Ferries through Active Pass and the Gulf Islands back to Vancouver. Click here for more information and Booking Details

Escape the city and discover the calm inland waters of Indian Arm aboard the luxurious M.V. Harbour Princess. This 4 hour luncheon cruise travels through Vancouver's inner harbour, the Burrard Inlet, and then North into the spectacular setting of Indian Arm. Nestled within the Coast Mountain range, this area was once heavily glaciated, leaving behind a spectacular landscape featuring lush green forests protecting this inlet from the open ocean.

Enjoy a wonderful catered salmon and chicken buffet lunch as you cruise by the panoramic vistas, the pristine Silver Falls, large waterfront homes, privately owned islands, wildlife and more. Indian Arm is a true photographer's delight!

This tour is seasonal and only operates from June through to August

First up is a drive from downtown Vancouver to the ferry terminal for priority boarding on the British Columbia Ferry service, then a 1 hour 40 minute cruise across the straight of Georgia and through the breathtaking Gulf Islands.

The first stop will be the world famous Butchart Gardens to enjoy a truly amazing abundance to horticultural mastery. Being a private tour, you will leave when you are ready, but most people take at least a couple of hours to explore the gardens (with time for tea if you please).

Then it is on to Victoria where you will see the Legislature Buildings, Empress Hotel, Beacon Hill Park and more. Enjoy some free time to explore this fascinating city and all it has to offer. Admission to the Royal British Columbia Museum is included.

Return to Vancouver via BC Ferry service for a late evening conclusion.

Please Note:

• This is a private and personalized tour so your group will be the only people on the tour.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required.

You will travel in comfortable, covered boats through spectacular West Coast scenery. Other marine wild life you are likely to encounter include Dall's Porpoises, seals, sea lions, and bald eagles. On rare occasions Minke whales and sea elephants have been encountered. A trained naturalist will explain the eco-system to you.

You travel protected from the elements in covered, comfortable, high-speed boats equipped with washroom facilities. On-board lunch and hotel pick-up are included.

Guarantee: Sighting chances are 90 per cent. If you don't see whales, your next trip is free, but a nominal fee of $30 is charged to cover transportation and the lunch.

Vancouver's oldest tourist attraction, originally built in 1889, stretches 450 feet (137m) across and 230 feet (70m) above Capilano River. Since then much has been added to the twenty-seven acre park.

Treetops Adventure is the newest of Capilano Suspension Bridge's attractions and the first venue of its kind in North America, offering a squirrel's eye view of a thriving coastal forest. Visitors venture from one magnificent Douglas fir tree to another on a series of elevated suspension bridges, some reaching as high as 100 feet (30m) above the forest floor.

One overwhelming interest of guests to Capilano Suspension Bridge is the flora and fauna of the West Coast rainforest. The Living Forest provides panels with interactive displays, fun facts and "what's that tree?" identification clues. Bug boxes show creepy crawlies at work in the soil. The giant "Naturalist's Notebook" panels illustrate life in the ponds and the world of a fallen tree. Visitors are well informed for their stroll through the rainforest, past tranquil trout ponds and majestic evergreens.

Join a friendly eco guide for a complimentary 20 to 30 minute tour of Capilano Suspension Bridge's West Coast rainforest. Discover the mysteries of an old growth forest and its life cycle; learn about the flora and fauna found in our ecosystem; and identify various trees and plant life unique to Vancouver, Canada.

Watch as First Nations legends are chiseled into cedar and shared with guests at the Kia'palano, the First Nations' Cultural Center. Traditional weaving and beadwork is also demonstrated through the day.

Fly by seaplane to the spectacular Emerald City of Victoria where you will land just steps away from your waiting Kayak. On this unique tour, your professional naturalist will guide you through the beauty of Victoria's charming Inner Harbour and on to seal rock islands where playful seals and other marine wildlife awaits you.

This tour is seasonal and operates from April through to October

Take the path less traveled and experience the journey from Vancouver to Whistler aboard the Whistler Mountaineer! You will depart from North Vancouver Rail Station, pass under the Lions Gate Bridge and then will be witness to some early morning views of downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park as the train hugs the scenic waterfront of West Vancouver's exclusive residential area.

After passing through the Horseshoe Bay Tunnel, travel along the eastern shores of Howe Sound with the British Columbia Coastal Mountains rising steeply to the right and stunning views of ocean and mountain to the left.

As you near the town of Squamish, look out for the impressive cascade of Shannon Falls and the spectacular dome peak of Mount Garibaldi, rising 2,678 metres (8787 feet). Pass through the yards of the West Coast Rail Association, before climbing a steep grade through the Cheakamus Canyon, where the river below tumbles through a craggy gorge. Cross over the pinnacle of Brandywine Falls before arriving at Whistler, the year-round resort renowned for skiing and outdoor activities, and the end of the day's scenic rail tour.

Coast Classic: A classic rail experience featuring quality service, extended legroom and scenic views through large picture windows.

The Coast Classic Experience

• Assigned seating, reclining seats and extended legroom in the fully refurbished Coast Classic rail coaches
• Large picture windows
• Access to the Henry Pickering Open Observation Car
• Travelling in the morning from Vancouver, you will enjoy a chilled continental breakfast. Meals are served at your seat
• Onboard complimentary non-alcoholic beverages served at your seat
• Outstanding service and interpretive commentary provided by the knowledgeable and friendly onboard attendants
• Transfers to and from the Station locations in Vancouver and Whistler

The most spectacular tour departs Vancouver Harbour and features the hanging glaciers and knife-edged ridges of Mount Mamquam (2,600 metres/8,450 feet) and a landing on our secret alpine lake, where the air is fresh and the water is crystal clear.

This tour is seasonal and operates from May through to October

Your adventure starts with a drive across the famous Lions Gate bridge and onto the Sea to Sky Highway. Truly in this case, getting there is half the fun. Hugging the side of the coast mountains, overlooking the Howe Sound, the drive is worth the trip all by itself. Stopping at Shannon Falls and Brandywine Falls you will arrive at Whistler in time for a leisurely lunch.

After lunch enjoy some free time to explore Whistler village or visit the top of the ski area via the high speed gondola (extra fee for gondola). When you are ready, the tour will take a leisurely return drive into the sunset arriving back in Vancouver in the early evening.

Please Note:

• This is a private and personalized tour so your group will be the only people on the tour.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required.

Ride the rails from the North Vancouver Train Station to Whistler on Rocky Mountaineer?s spectacular Whistler Mountaineer Train. This 11-hour tour returns to Vancouver by mini-coach on the Sea-to-Sky Highway.

You will have free time to explore Whistler Village, one of North America?s most popular ski resorts and home to the 2010 Winter Olympics. Weather permitting, an optional glacier sightseeing flight is also available (and highly recommended!).

On the return drive to Vancouver, stops of interest include Shannon Falls, the third highest waterfall in British Columbia. Also walk with a guide through an old growth rain forest to see 1,000 year-old cedar trees 35 to 40 feet around.

The train experience includes:

• Pick-up and drop-off at downtown Vancouver and Richmond hotels
• Rail station transfers in Vancouver
• Interpretive commentary of route features and stops to the attractions on the return
• Access to the Heritage Observation Car, which offers fresh air and unrestricted views of the spectacular scenery
• Tour of Whistler Village and free time (3 hours approximately) in the village

You have a choice of experience on the train:

Glacier Dome
Unparalleled panoramic views form a custom-built Glacier Dome coach

• Delicious full hot breakfast service at your seat
• Complimentary beverages
• Custom-design single-level dome coach

Coast Classic
A classic rail experience with extended legroom and scenic views through large picture windows

• Continental breakfast or light meal service at your seat
• Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages

This tour is seasonal and only operates from May to October.

With 20 stops around Vancouver, and full driver commentary, the hop-on hop-off Double Decker Attractions Loop Tour conveniently allows you to spend as much time as you like at all of Vancouver?s most popular attractions - or ride the entire 2-hour loop for a quick informative tour of the city.

Each Double Decker ticket is good for any TWO days and allows you to board an authentic British double-decker coach for fun and easy transport between attractions. Frequent pick-up and drop-off at attractions and sites, including many downtown hotels, Storyeum, Vancouver Aquarium, Robson Street, Stanley Park, Canada Place, Granville Island, Yaletown, Chinatown and Gastown.

Your ticket also includes a free trip on False Creek Ferries, a fun and fast way to get around to stops along the banks of this famous Vancouver waterway.

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to September

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Your tour begins as a mini-bus picks you up from your hotel and takes you along a narrow, winding road through mostly uninhabited rain forest that covers the south side of North Vancouver's Mount Seymour as it slopes steeply into Indian Arm.

The road ends at Woodlands, a small settlement with the last northern public access dock to Indian Arm Inlet. Here you embark in comfortable two-seater sea-kayaks that will take you on an easy jaunt into some of British Columbia's most breathtaking scenery. At all times you are accompanied by trained guides who interpret the wild life around you and ensure your comfort.

Glacial fjords have unique characteristics. Visually they resemble the beauty and calm of mountain lakes. The rocky shores are covered with barnacles, mussels, anemones, sea stars and crabs, as well as various types of seaweed. The most common sea mammal here is the harbour seal. Their heads often pop up above the water and their curious large eyes follow your every movement.

Exposed by extremely low tidal drops, the shores attract a myriad of water birds and eagles at different times of the year. During the winter months Indian Arm is home to migrating ducks, loons, grebes, and other diving birds.

Your lunch destination is a small, uninhabited island with great views of the inlet. Refresh yourself with a tasty 3-course picnic lunch that includes freshly grilled salmon. After lunch there is some time for a swim on a hot day, a walk through the woods or just nap in the sun before you return to the city rejuvenated, invigorated and recharged.

Experience and fitness are not required.

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to October.

This personalized and private, half day van tour starts with a morning pickup at your hotel or cruise ship and features such highlights as:

• Stanley Park and the Lions Gate bridge with stops at displays of Native totem poles and view points
• China Town - The second largest in North America, Chinatown is one of Vancouver's oldest neighborhoods and a fascinating place to explore
• Gas Town - Vancouver's earliest business district, lovingly restored with shops and galleries
• The Lookout Observatory - To get a view of the entire city (Entrance is included)
• Granville Island - Art and fashion Mecca (and a great place for a coffee!)
• Entertainment and Business districts - Where the fashionable are seen

Please Note:

• This is a private and personalized tour so your group will be the only people on the tour.
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required.

Nestled between the Coastal Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver's beauty is proudly unveiled during your fully-commentated tour. Venture through exotic Chinatown and historic Gastown, before arriving at The Vancouver Lookout.

Take an exhilarating glass door elevator ride in British Columbia's tallest building (581 feet), the Vancouver Lookout, that offers a spectacular 360-degree panoramic viewing deck. Next, continue on to Nature's splendor, the thousand acres of Stanley Park. Surrounded by brilliant city and ocean views, you'll have plenty of opportunity to take that perfect picture.

After a leisurely drive along English Bay Beach you'll arrive at Granville Island Public Market, a collection of theatres, artists studios, craft shops, restaurants and food vendors.

Tour Highlights

• Vancouver Lookout! Observation Deck (admission included)
• Stanley Park with stops at the Totem Poles and Prospect Point
• Granville Island Public Market
• Exotic Chinatown
• Historic Gastown
• City Centre and Robson Street

Enjoy a spectacular 30 minute floatplane flight with stunning aerial views of Vancouver, the Gulf Islands and Victoria Harbour. This includes an overview of downtown Victoria with the Parliament Buildings, Empress Hotel, Beacon Hill Park and more. You will have free time to explore downtown Victoria, including admission to downtown attractions before departing for the highlight of Butchart Gardens. There are 55 acres of breathtaking gardens on the 130 acre estate. Return transportation will be by coach and ferry.

Tour Highlights

• Enjoy a spectacular 30 minute floatplane flight with stunning aerial views of Vancouver, the Gulf Islands, and Victoria harbour.
• A visit to the world famous Butchart Gardens - 55 acres of breathtaking gardens on the 130 acre estate (admission included).
• Enjoy additional time in downtown Victoria. Admission is included to any ONE of the following Downtown Victoria attractions: Royal British Columbia Museum, Maritime Museum of BC, Miniature World, Bug Zoo, or the Wax Museum.
• Whale Watching - A special 3-hour optional excursion is available with this tour. Join a naturalist to see Orcas (Killer Whales) and other marine mammals in the wild (operates 1 May to 30 September only). Choose between a tour on an open Zodiac or an enclosed Cruiser.

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April to October.

Tour Highlights

• Travel to Whistler, the number 1 ski resort in North America, via the spectacular Sea-to-Sky Highway. Stops of interest include Shannon Falls, the third highest waterfall in Canada.
• Tour Whistler Village and see where Olympic events will be held. Take the high speed lift (additional cost) to the top of Whistler or Blackcomb Mountain.
• Free time to browse through quaint village shops, walk along forest trails or just relax and enjoy the mountain scenery.
• Optional sightseeing flight to get a bird's-eye view of the surrounding mountain peaks and glaciers (additional cost).
• Walk in majestic old growth rain forest amongst 1000-year old cedar trees. A naturalist guide will introduce you to its unique ecology while you absorb the magic of the forest.

This tour is seasonal and only operates from April through to October.

Travel through the Canadian Rockies on the pristine Yellowhead route from Vancouver to Jasper, and experience the scenic valleys, rolling plateaus, and snowy peaks that this region is known for. While on board, you will have the chance to see some of Western Canada's most stunning wildlife, including moose, elk, big horn sheep, black bear, eagle and osprey.

With an overnight stay in Kamloops at the junction of the mighty Fraser and the Thompson River, this two-day, all daylight journey, ensures that not a moment of the spectacular wilderness will be missed.

Highlights:
• Fraser River - The longest river in British Columbia.
• Fraser Canyon - This deep canyon is a natural wonder that extends all the way to Hope, with steep sides soaring up to 600 metres (1980 feet) above the water.
• Hell's Gate - The thundering waters of the renowned tourist attraction, Hell's Gate, are a fascinating sight. Located at the most narrow and intimidating point in the Fraser River, as much as 909,218,000 litres (200 million) gallons of water surge through the 33.53 metre (110 foot) gorge each minute.
• Mount Robson - Soaring a majestic 3,956.5 metres (12,972 feet), this heavily glaciated peak is the highest of the Canadian Rockies. Dropping into Berg Lake to the North and Kinney Lake to the South, this mountain is a towering giant compared to the snow tipped peaks that surround it.
• Pyramid Falls - As you pass the magnificent Pyramid Falls, cascading 91.5 metres (300 feet) beside the train tracks, the train will slow down to allow you a close-up view of this spectacular site.
• Albreda Glacier
• Jasper National Park - Traveling through Jasper National Park will allow you to explore one of the largest protected areas in the world, designated a Canadian Rocky Mountains Park World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1907.

Enjoy the best of Vancouver in classic turn-of-the-century trolleys with a fully narrated tour year round. Visit Vancouver's major attractions, famous parks and gardens, shopping areas, and fine restaurants. Your Trolley ticket is your passport to fun, information, and excitement!

The trolley fleet runs on environmentally friendlier propane fuel ... keeping Vancouver beautiful! Tour at your own pace! Take the entire tour in 2 hours or get off the trolley at any of our 23 stops to visit Vancouver's major downtown attractions, shop, or dine. Then re-board another Trolley to continue on your tour. The fun begins the minute you get on board!

A combination of a Trolley Tour as well as the wonderful Sunset Tour. This is a flexible ticket which allows you to do the Trolley Tour one day and the Sunset Tour the next OR you may want to do both in the same day - it's entirely up to you!

Trolley Tour - Enjoy the best of Vancouver in classic turn of the century trolleys with a fully narrated tour year round. Visit Vancouver's major attractions, famous parks and gardens, shopping areas, and fine restaurants. Your Trolley ticket is your passport to fun, information, and excitement! The trolley fleet runs on environmentally friendlier propane fuel ... keeping Vancouver beautiful!

Tour at your own pace! Take the entire tour in 2 hours or get off the trolley at any of the 23 stops to visit Vancouver's major downtown attractions, shop, or dine. Then reboard another Trolley to continue on your tour. The fun begins the minute you get on board!

Sunset Tour - The perfect way to end your day! You will start your tour going through scenic Stanley Park. After a short journey over Lions Gate Bridge, North America's largest aerial tramway system whisks you away on a one-mile journey high above the second growth forest and between the mountain peaks. The views are breathtaking - the city skyline, ships in the harbor, the glittering Strait of Georgia, and far-off Vancouver Island. When you reach the top of the mountain plateau, 3700 feet (1100m) above sea level, you will have two hours to explore, dine or just enjoy the fantastic view.

Fly from Vancouver harbour to Victoria to join an expedition to study the wild Orcas of Haro Strait first hand. This unique opportunity to see the magnificent animals in their home waters will give you an understanding that no aquarium can provide. Additional highlights are the seabirds, seals, and underwater kelp forests of the Pacific Northwest ocean ecosystem.

This tour is seasonal and operates from March through to October

Weave your way from Vancouver to Calgary on The Kicking Horse Route, traveling through the towns and villages that grew around and supported the construction of this crucial railway. Canada's West has some spectacular scenery, landmarks and natural wonders, and you will be able to take it all in while enjoying the exceptional service Rocky Mountaineer is known for.

With an overnight stay in Kamloops, at the junction of the mighty Fraser and the Thompson River, this two-day, all daylight, rail experience, ensures that not a moment of this spectacular journey will be missed.

Highlights:

• Fraser Canyon - Marvel at the Fraser Canyon as you exit the Coast Mountains. This deep canyon is a natural wonder that extends all the way to the town of Hope, with steep sides soaring up to 600 metres (1980 feet) above the water.
• The Last Spike - You will pass the stone cairn of Craigellachie where the last railroad spike was driven, linking Canada's railway from coast to coast.
• Spiral Tunnels - A unique architectural wonder built over 20 months starting in 1907, the Upper and Lower Spiral Tunnels were constructed through Mount Ogden and Cathedral Mountain, to improve safety by reducing the grade.
• Stoney Creek Bridge - One of the most important bridges of its time, the beautiful Stoney Creek Bridge spans 147.6 metres (484 feet) and towers 99 metres (325 feet) above the creek bed.
• Hell's Gate - The thundering waters of the renowned tourist attraction, Hell's Gate, are a fascinating sight. Located at the most narrow and intimidating point in the Fraser River, as much as 909,218,000 litres (200 million gallons) of water surge through the 33.53 metre (110 foot) gorge each minute.
• Rogers Pass - Tunnels, such as the remarkable Mount MacDonald Tunnel, snow sheds and glistening glaciers characterize this pass through the Selkirk Mountains.

The See Vancouver & Beyond Smartvisit Card offers unbeatable convenience and great value for money, throughout Vancouver, Victoria and the surrounding area, whether you travel alone or with the whole family. There's a two, three and five-day Smartvisit Card - for adult or child - that's perfect for your stay.

With it comes the See Vancouver & Beyond Smartvisit Guide that highlights everything you'll want to see and do - with useful maps to help you on your way. Discover Vancouver, Victoria, Squamish & Whistler, Langley and the Mighty Fraser Country.

One Card, Many Activities, a Single Payment
Pay once, and you will receive a smart card and a guidebook allowing you entry to a choice of over 50 attractions, tours and activities in Vancouver, Victoria and surrounds. There's no need to pay an entry fee at the attraction as it's all included. Simply present your Smartvisit Card, and you will be admitted. In addition, there are special offers on high value experiences such as whale watching in Victoria which will save you even more.

Visitor Benefits:

• Easy to use - one card does it all
• Value for money - visit as few as two attractions a day and start to save
• All-inclusive - visit as many attractions as you like for a single price
• Great information - reliable guidebook with a wide variety of quality attractions
• Planning - assists with creating the perfect itinerary to suit each user. It also assists with budgeting, with no need to pay cash at the attractions
• VIP - Be recognized as a See Smartvisit Cardholder at each participating attraction
• Security - no need to carry around cash for entrance fees.

Weave your way from Vancouver to Banff on The Kicking Horse Route, traveling through the towns and villages that grew around and supported the construction of this crucial railway. Canada's West has some spectacular scenery, landmarks and natural wonders, and you will be able to take it all in while enjoying the exceptional service Rocky Mountaineer is known for.

With an overnight stay in Kamloops, at the junction of the mighty Fraser and the Thompson River, this two-day, all daylight, rail experience, ensures that not a moment of this spectacular journey will be missed.

Highlights:

• Fraser Canyon - Marvel at the Fraser Canyon as you exit the Coast Mountains. This deep canyon is a natural wonder that extends all the way to the town of Hope, with steep sides soaring up to 600 metres (1980 feet) above the water.
• The Last Spike - You will pass the stone cairn of Craigellachie where the last railroad spike was driven, linking Canada's railway from coast to coast.
• Spiral Tunnels - A unique architectural wonder built over 20 months starting in 1907, the Upper and Lower Spiral Tunnels were constructed through Mount Ogden and Cathedral Mountain, to improve safety by reducing the grade.
• Stoney Creek Bridge - One of the most important bridges of its time, the beautiful Stoney Creek Bridge spans 147.6 metres (484 feet) and towers 99 metres (325 feet) above the creek bed.
• Hell's Gate - The thundering waters of the renowned tourist attraction, Hell's Gate, are a fascinating sight. Located at the most narrow and intimidating point in the Fraser River, as much as 909,218,000 litres (200 million gallons) of water surge through the 33.53 metre (110 foot) gorge each minute.
• Rogers Pass - Tunnels, such as the remarkable Mount MacDonald Tunnel, snow sheds and glistening glaciers characterize this pass through the Selkirk Mountains.

An awe-inspiring sunset over the Pacific Ocean awaits you on the always popular Sunset Dinner Cruise. Experience the wonder of Stanley Park as you cruise underneath the Lions Gate Bridge, through English Bay and enjoy a panoramic view of Vancouver's beautiful city skyline at night.

Your cruise includes a gourmet buffet dinner with vegetarian options for those who wish, as well as live musicians who perform onboard to help set the beautiful and subtle dining experience on the water!

This tour is seasonal and only operates from May through to October