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Discover the beautiful, vibrant city of Vancouver on a private tour of the bustling, coming of age city or a guided tour of the incredible Stanly Park.

Due to the mild climate found in Vancouver, the stunning views and friendly locals, it is known as a very popular tourist attraction.

Located on the coast, west of the province British Columbia, this seaport is one of the most densely populated city’s and most ethnically diverse with only 50% having English as their first language.

When in Vancouver your can go from city life to rural life in a matter of minutes as the city is surrounded by impressive mountains with lots of trails, climbs, waterfalls, alpine lakes and so much more. The mountains also happen to be a very popular movie and film location.

There is a thriving art, theatre and music scene found in the city along with great Art Galleries from contemporary, local to ancient art and Museums that range from anthropology, maritime, history to anything space orientated.

 

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Great Squamish Day Trip from VancouverSOLD OUT
Great Squamish Day Trip from Vancouver

Located 50 mins from Vancouver, driving north into the mountains on the Sea-to-Sky Highway Squamish is the activity capital of Canada. Stunning views, National historic site

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Fraser Valley Wine Tour from VancouverSOLD OUT
Fraser Valley Wine Tour from Vancouver

Vancouver has a prime wine growing region east of Vancouver (Langley). The township of Langley consists of farmland, open spaces, modern and old-fashioned homesteads.

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Vancouver Grand City TourSOLD OUT
Vancouver Grand City Tour

Vancouver is a special city see for yourself on this 5-hour guided tour city destinations of Gastown, Chinatown, Granville Island, Yaletown, Shaughnessy, Olympic village.

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VancouverShared Tour5 hours

Top 10 Things to Do in Vibrant Vancouver

  1. Stanley Park

    Stanley Park

    Take a visit to Stanley Park which is Vancouver's first, largest and loved urban park. A national historic site, it's like an oasis within the city, all 400 hectares of it! Take guided tours of rainforest, walk the trails, relax on the beautiful sandy beaches, explore the cultural and historic landmarks, watch for local wildlife or partake in the many fun activities. Whatever it is you want this park will probably have it.

     

     

  2. Capilano Suspension Bridge

    Capilano Suspension Bridge

    When you are on a guided tour of Capilano Suspension Bridge, you will get to take the exhilarating walk across the 137m bridge which suspends 70m above the Capilano River, originally built in 1889. There are many things to do here apart from the bridge, like walks along the cantilevered walkway that cling to the granite cliff above the Capilano Canyon or do the treetop adventure which has 7 suspensions bridges through the evergreens.

  3. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

    Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

    Located in Vancouver's Chinatown and hidden behind a low white building is Dr.Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. The first ever Chinese garden to be built outside of China. Take a guided tour around the gardens to see amazing mosaics, fabulous plant life packed with colours and strange surprises, lily pads in the ponds and narrow winding paths. Every view in this garden is specially designed and cannot be seen at once.

  4. Museum of Anthropology

    Museum of Anthropology

    A guided tour of this Museum of Anthropology starts from the moment you see the building, it is a stunning sight and even the designers say ‘it is a work of light and shadows’. At the entrance, the first artworks and words that greet you are a welcome from the First Nations hosts the Musqueam. The exhibits are extraordinary and there are stages through the tour where you think you have gone back in time. 

  5. Lynn Canyon Park

    Lynn Canyon Park

     On a private tour, there is a great deal to see and do in Lynn Canyon Park. Officially opened in 1912, it started off as a 12-acre park that has now grown to an impressive 617 acres. There are lush rain forests and in the summertime a very popular spot at the 30-foot pool. A suspension bridge upstream and a wooden bridge that crosses the Twin Falls, stunning waterfalls, downstream. Great walking and hiking trails for the energetic.

  6. Granville Island

    Granville Island

    On a city tour, you have to go to Granville Island which is described as an island or oasis in the middle of a city. There is a unique atmosphere as you walk around the ‘island’ looking at the spectacular fresh food markets or interacting with the craft people selling their wares. Sit in the waterfront restaurants or cafes and watch the lively going ons of the area. Buskers playing their music, just happy to be there.

  7. Queen Elizabeth Park

    Queen Elizabeth Park

    Regarded as Vancouver's horticultural jewel, take a guided tour of the Queen Elizabeth Park.
    Thanks to being situated 152 meters above sea level the views are spectacular of the park, city and mountains. See the gorgeous landscaped quarry garden, the exotic, native trees and sculptures in Arboretum. In the domed Bloedel Conservatory, there are 120 free-flying exotic birds, rare plants and flowers thriving in controlled temperatures

  8. Seawall

    Seawall

    Vancouver has the world's longest uninterrupted waterfront pathway. The Stanly Park Seawall is part of this pathway and was originally built to protect the park. The Seawall is divided into clearly marked sections - one for walkers and joggers which is closest to the water edge - the other for cyclists and inline skaters. It is a great place to take a stroll on an evening or jog during the morning as part of you exercise routine

  9. Inuksuk

    Inuksuk

    While on a city tour, see the Inuksuk which is a human-made stone landmark, located in English Bay, Vancouver, using crafts by the Inuit, Inupiat, Kalaallit, Yupik and other people of the Arctic region. It is a very interesting landmark if not a bit unusual to look at. The history of the Inuit and other Arctic people is fascinating and it is always good to learn about new things and this is certainly one of those things. 

  10. Vancouver Lookout

    Vancouver Lookout

    Take a private tour to see the Vancouver Lookout and see the most spectacular views. When you get here, you enter a glass elevator and ascend to the top. At the top is the observation deck that gives you the full 360-degree views of the city. It is great during the day but is even more spectacular at night with all the lights of the city sparkling. This is really a worthwhile tour to take when in Vancouver.

Guided Tour of Vancouver's Incredible Stanly Park, a Private Tour of Lynn Canyon or a City Tour of Vancouver by Night

Nightlife in Vancouver is as vibrant as the city itself and you get to see this when on a city tour especially. The vast range of cuisine is very evident with the number of different types of restaurants.

The majority of restaurants are of top quality with each having mouthwatering specialities from many different cultures. You are spoilt with the choices of restaurants when choosing where to eat in Vancouver.

For entertainment you are not short of places to go, a quiet bar to sit, relax and chat, a music concert to hear the top musicians or extravagant nightclubs to dance till you drop all night long.

It will not matter which month of the year you travel to Vancouver there is always lots to do and great private tour operators to help you get the most of your holiday.

Travel Tips for Vancouver

Best Time To Visit Vancouver

Any time of the year, to visit Vancouver is a good time but it depends on what you are looking to get from your holiday that will decide the best time for you. If it is skiing then anytime in January to early March is good. Spring break for guided tours of blossoming Botanic gardens, hikes or a round of golf, April to June is best. Sunny days in July to September for outdoor festivals and wildlife. October to December for winding down on sightseeing tours.

Typical Costs in Vancouver

Vancouver is not too expensive a city and you can have a great holiday without going over your budget. It is possible to get a double room in a standard hotel for $150 or if you want luxury prices can start from $250. In a local restaurant, dinner for two can cost $40 and in a fine dining restaurant $100. It really will depend on how much you are willing to spend. Sightseeing and city tours will vary throughout the year, from season to season.

Know Before Visiting Vancouver

Always do research about the destination you intend to travel to. Book as many private tours as possible in advance to ensure you are not disappointed upon arrival. Be aware of your location and never walk alone at nighttime in dark streets. Always be aware of your surroundings at all time and advice is to keep your personal belongings in a safe.

Weather in Vancouver

Thanks to the Pacific Ocean currents and protection from the mountain ranges, Vancouver has mild weather all year round. Temperatures during the summer stay in the mid-twenties (Celsius) and in the winter the temperatures can go as low zero (Celsius). There is always snow in the hills and mountains, but the city sees very little if any at all. However there is a good bit of rain throughout the winter months.

Top 18 Things to See as Well as Do in Private Tour of Vancouver

  1. Grouse Mountain – Just for anyone that loves nature, this is probably Vancouver’s # 1 attraction. Take the SkyRide gondola the mountain which you could catch a fantastic view, then go skiing or be snowboarding your tours of this place, or in the summer months, walk one of several forest trails.

  2. Watch a sporting event – This city is stuffed with sporting events, without matter your taste, there's something here for you. If you like football try and stop by to get a BC Lions game, but be aware, they're able to get pretty rowdy. However, Canada is hockey country, if you really want to discover what Canadians love, check out a hockey game. During the summer, Vancouverites are obsessed with the White Caps team.

  3. Granville Island – Granville Island is a beautiful cool place. The island supplies a full day of shopping and eating, a place for buying delicious and fresh groceries. There can be the Granville Island Brewing Company; that's British Colombia’s oldest brewery. It’s simple to spend a day in in your private tour of Vancouver watching the path performers and sampling farm fresh foods from the local establishments.

  4. The Lynn Canyon recreational area– This Park isn't only a good half-day trip, but it’s also free. Consider visiting Lynn Creek to look at the cascading waterfalls.

  5. Go whale watching – If you’re aiming to spend money on something in tours of Vancouver, look check at a boat tour to watch Orca whales. A tour typically costs more than 170 CAD for the day – always ask about student discounts. You get a great deal of whales coming within the inside passage so probabilities of seeing options very high. If you don’t, many businesses will give you a voucher for an additional pair trip.

  6. Stroll down Robson Street – This is definitely an amazing street for dining and shopping. During lunch, it’s also a superb place to individuals watch. Moreover, it’s much less far away from the art gallery, which showcases greater than 9,000 works.

  7. Stanley Park – Located right in the town center, this enormous park is surely an escape in the hustle and bustle of downtown. It has beautiful trails, plus a waterfront path for hiking and biking. From here, you won’t even recognize that you’re within a city in your private tours - it’s my personal favorite as well as the lovely recreational area in Vancouver.

  8. Capilano Suspension Bridge – This terrific 440-feet long suspension in the Capilano River is just not for anyone who is fearful of heights. It’s an enormous drop! Located outside the town, this bridge, surrounding trails, and scenery results in one of one of the best trips from the metropolis.

  9. Wreck Beach – This is the only nude beach in the town, Wreck Beach incorporates a community vibe with naked folks lurking, sunbathing, swimming, and playing music. This is one of the last several places to embody the free-Spiritedness which the Vancouver has been famous for within the seventies. It lies just under university campus.

  10. Saturday Farmer’s Market – Vancouver comes with an active local food scene, in addition to the ideal places to dig into the grown as well as -prepared in BC meals are at the farmer’s market. The location changes all through the year, therefore, make sure that you check on sites, such as eatlocal.org or perhaps any other related site for times and dates in your Vancouver private tours.

  11. Richmond Night Market – Between May and September, among the coolest spots in this remarkable city is the Richmond Night Market. Inspired by markets all through Asia, the Richmond Night Market is usually a delight of Asian food, culture, and shopping. Snacks including dumplings of meat on the stick and all things in between can be purchased from 2-8 CAD.

  12. Vancouver Art Gallery – The excellent collection of national and international contemporary artwork here is phenomenal. Spending a full afternoon here, we have found it’s well worth it.

  13. Vancouver Aquarium – Home to over 70,000 creatures, through the Arctic to your Amazon, this aquarium is often a fascinating attraction. There is really a daily show with all the beluga whales, dolphins, and sea otters.

  14. The Lookout – Located inside the downtown Harbour Centre, this very building is 430 feet high as well as the perfect location to check out the town. There is a great deal of pleasure for been taken from something as simple as being so expensive up!

  15. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden – The first awesome, as well as authentic classical Chinese garden, built beyond China, this sanctuary is from the heart of the metropolis. Everything in regards to the rock, the water, the plants, as well as architecture is harmonious and also peaceful.

  16. Gastown – This trendy area is full of lots of souvenir shops as well as restaurants. Instead of wandering or perhaps going around, the steam clock could be the main attraction here in Vancouver tour.

  17. Yaletown – Yaletown can be a recently-converted industrial neighborhood that’s now the place to find some of the metropolis’s best eateries and pubs in your private tour of Vancouver. It incorporates a hipster vibe and is particularly full of young adults. It’s reachable because of the metro, or by walking through the downtown core.

  18. Explore Vancouver Island - Get a couple of days off from the town to take a look at this western Vancouver Island. Try out the yummy seafood, opt for a hike, see some whales, store, and also lounge on the beach. This is a location simply to sit down as well as the rest. Because it is indeed near Vancouver, it’s a well-known getaway with the local people throughout the summertime.