• Canada Place - A renowned waterfront landmark recognized for its sail-like architecture, Canada Place provides sweeping views of the harbor. It’s an excellent starting point for waterfront walking tours.
• Stanley Park - A vast urban park featuring the picturesque Seawall, verdant forests, and famous totem poles. Easily reachable by bus, it’s ideal for biking or walking, offering expansive views of Vancouver’s waterfront, mountains, and nature, all just steps from downtown.
• Coal Harbour - A charming waterfront area known for its marinas, parks, and views of seaplanes taking off. Walkable from downtown, it’s a tranquil spot to enjoy the skyline, visit cafes, or continue to Stanley Park’s Seawall.
• English Bay - A favored beach for sunbathing, swimming, and watching sunsets. Easily accessible by bus or a walk from downtown, English Bay offers a vibrant atmosphere, beachside cafes, and proximity to Stanley Park’s Seawall.
• Vancouver Art Gallery - Featuring a rich collection of Canadian and indigenous art, including works by Emily Carr. Centrally located in downtown Vancouver, the gallery hosts rotating exhibitions.
• Robson Street - Vancouver’s premier shopping and dining destination, Robson Street is bustling with trendy boutiques and international brands.
• Vancouver Public Library (Central Library Branch) - The Vancouver Central Library is one of the city’s most iconic architectural landmarks. Designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie, its unique structure resembles a modern Roman Colosseum, with curved walls and open spaces that create a vibrant public hub.
• Granville Island - A cultural center with an artisan market, galleries, and theater spaces. Explore the lively food scene and waterfront views by foot, or take a quick ferry or bus ride. It’s a dynamic mix of shopping, dining, and local artistry.
• Gastown - Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood, famous for its cobblestone streets and the iconic Steam Clock. Easily walkable from downtown, it’s home to boutique shops, trendy restaurants, and historic architecture, offering a charming glimpse into the city’s past.
• Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden - An authentic classical Chinese garden located in Chinatown, offering serene koi ponds, intricate rock formations, and traditional architecture.
• Science World - A family favorite with interactive exhibits housed in a futuristic dome, Science World explores topics ranging from physics to environmental science. Its waterfront location also offers stunning views of False Creek.
• False Creek - A scenic path ideal for walking or biking along the waterfront, offering stunning views of the city and False Creek. It connects key spots like Science World and Granville Island and is easily accessible from various parts of downtown.
• Yaletown - Once an industrial area, Yaletown is now a trendy district with upscale restaurants, boutiques, and waterfront parks. Walkable from downtown or accessible by SkyTrain, it’s a hotspot for dining and nightlife in a chic urban setting.
• Museum of Anthropology - Located at UBC, this museum showcases indigenous art, including totem poles and artifacts from First Nations cultures. Accessible by bus, MOA’s striking architecture and beautiful ocean views make it a must-see for culture lovers.
• Kitsilano Beach - A vibrant beach with stunning views of the downtown skyline and North Shore mountains. Popular for swimming and beach sports, it’s surrounded by cafes and shops, making it perfect for a relaxing day out.
• The Quay Market & Food Hall - Located across the harbor in North Vancouver, this bustling market offers local food, artisan products, and waterfront views. Reachable via the SeaBus from downtown, it’s a vibrant spot for dining, shopping, and enjoying the view of Vancouver’s skyline.
• Capilano Suspension Bridge Park - Walk across this 140-meter-long suspension bridge high above the Capilano River for breathtaking views of the forest. Accessible via a shuttle from downtown, the park also offers treetop walkways and scenic hiking trails.
• Grouse Mountain - Take the Skyride gondola to the top for spectacular views, hiking, and wildlife encounters. Easily accessible by bus from downtown, Grouse Mountain offers year-round activities, including skiing in winter and hiking in summer.
• VanDusen Botanical Garden - A sprawling botanical garden featuring themed displays like a hedge maze and native plants. It’s an ideal spot for a tranquil walk among beautiful flora, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s bustle.
• Queen Elizabeth Park - A beautifully landscaped park offering stunning views of downtown Vancouver and the mountains. Visit the Quarry Garden or the tropical Bloedel Conservatory. This hilltop park is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.

• Customizable Tour of your choice of sites from ‘What to expect’ list
• Local English Speaking Guide
• Meet up with guide on foot within designated area of Vancouver

• Private Vehicle
• Transportation fees, Entrance fees, Lunch, and Other personal expenses
• Guide Entry fees are only covered for sights listed under What to Expect.

Explore the highlights of Vancouver on a 4-hour private walking tour led by a government-licensed guide! This customized adventure features iconic sites such as Stanley Park, Granville Island, and historic Gastown, while also revealing hidden treasures known only to locals. The knowledgeable guide will adapt the tour to suit your interests, offering captivating stories and insights into Vancouver’s history, culture, and lively neighborhoods. Enjoy a flexible, eco-friendly exploration of the city’s picturesque waterfront, lively markets, and charming streets at your own pace. Ideal for travelers seeking a personal, immersive experience, this tour guarantees an unforgettable day in one of the world’s most stunning cities.

Note*: Please choose your must-see locations from a list in the tour information to design your personalized itinerary.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.