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About Vancouver

Urban Oasis

Vancouver is a unique blend of modern city life and breathtaking natural surroundings. Nestled between the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, it offers visitors world-class dining, vibrant shopping districts, and a thriving arts scene, all within walking distance of stunning parks and beaches. Whether you’re exploring the iconic Stanley Park, visiting contemporary galleries, or simply taking in the skyline, Vancouver effortlessly balances city sophistication with natural beauty.

Outdoor Adventure Hub

With easy access to outdoor activities, Vancouver is a haven for adventure enthusiasts. Enjoy kayaking in False Creek, cycling along the Seawall, or exploring the trails of Grouse Mountain. From serene strolls in rainforest parks to thrilling mountain climbs, the city’s proximity to nature makes it ideal for both casual adventurers and seasoned explorers. And when winter arrives, world-class skiing and snowboarding are just a short drive away in the nearby slopes of Whistler and Cypress.

Multicultural Mosaic

Vancouver’s rich cultural diversity is reflected in its neighborhoods, festivals, and cuisine. From the historic streets of Chinatown to the vibrant flavors of Punjabi Market, the city celebrates its multicultural heritage, making it a welcoming destination for visitors from around the world. Food lovers will delight in the eclectic culinary scene, offering everything from authentic sushi to fusion food trucks.

City of Glass

Known for its shimmering skyline of glass towers, Vancouver is one of the most visually striking cities in the world. It’s also home to the largest urban park in Canada, Stanley Park, which spans over 400 hectares. Within the park, you’ll find the famous Seawall, a 10-kilometer path perfect for walking, cycling, or soaking in the stunning coastal views.

Popular Spots

Stanley Park

A green oasis in the heart of the city, Stanley Park offers over 400 hectares of trails, gardens, and beaches. Don’t miss the scenic Seawall and the iconic totem poles at Brockton Point.

Granville Island

This bustling cultural hub features a public market with fresh local produce, artisan shops, theaters, and waterfront dining. It’s a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

Capilano Suspension Park

Just minutes from downtown, this iconic bridge stretches 137 meters across a canyon. Explore the surrounding treetop walkways and learn about the area's Indigenous heritage.

Museum of Anthropology

Located at the University of British Columbia, this renowned museum showcases a world-class collection of Indigenous art and cultural artifacts, including towering totem poles and intricate carvings.

Tours in Vancouver

Rocky Mountain Explorer

14 days

FROM $3695

Discover the stunning West Coast, taste exquisite wines in the Okanagan, and marvel at the Rocky Mountains on a leisurely tour from Vancouver to Calgary. Tour available from May to October.

Mountain Rails and Alaskan Cruise

15 Days

FROM $8619

Through Alberta and BC mountain passes, canyons, and valleys, view stunning scenery on your way to the ocean before travelling northward along the coastline into the fjords and inlets of Alaska.

Rocky Mountain Rail Tour

8 Days

FROM $4619

Witness the beauty found in Western Canada when leisurely traveling through the Alberta Rockies on the way to the BC coast on an exciting tour through the dramatically-changing countryside.

Staff Suggestion

Explore Stanley Park’s Seawall for incredible views, then head to Granville Island for great food and local vibes!

Build Your Own Vancouver Tour

Let’s make a west coast trip that’s uniquely yours! You decide how long, which activities, number of inclusions, everything. Start planning now and make your dream trip a reality.

Featured Attraction: Whale Watching

Embark on an unforgettable adventure as you explore the waters around Vancouver on a whale-watching tour. Spot majestic orcas, humpback whales, and gray whales, along with playful dolphins and sea lions, all while surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Salish Sea. Expert guides share fascinating insights about marine life and the local ecosystem, making this an experience that’s both thrilling and educational. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or just looking for a unique way to enjoy the coast, whale watching in Vancouver is a must-do activity!

EXPLORE

Average Temperature

Spring
12°c

Summer
22°c

Fall
15°c

Winter
7°c

Did You Know?

Vancouver is a kayaking paradise, offering calm waters and stunning views. You can paddle through False Creek, explore the serene coves of Deep Cove, or venture out to Burrard Inlet for a unique perspective of the city skyline and surrounding mountains. It’s a peaceful yet adventurous way to experience the natural beauty of the area!

Still Have Questions?

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