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It is our priority to keep our community, guests and staff safe during this global pandemic. Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing has made the decision to temporarily close starting at 6:00 pm (PST) Tuesday, March 17, 2020. For all inquiries or questions, please call us at 604-451-1600 or e-mail at reservations@glwcs.com.
 
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GUIDED TOUR

VANCOUVER CITY +
CANYON LIGHTS

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Plan for 5h

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ADULT

from C$129

CHILD

from C$65

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About This Tour

Vancouver City + Capilano Suspension Bridge Canyon Lights

Vancouver doesn’t get any better than this. The Canyon Lights Tour to Capilano Park will ignite your holiday spirit as the park is blanketed with glittering Christmas lights. The Capilano Suspension Bridge, Treetops Adventure, Cliff-walk, and the surrounding rainforest are all magically transformed into a wonderland of festive lights and holiday cheer. Your visit doesn’t stop with the Canyon Lights tour, as we then guide you past the spectacular 50-foot Christmas tree at Jack Poole Plaza, and through the bustling Robson Street shopping district. You will have the opportunity to explore the quaint public markets of Granville Island and grab a mug of organic hot chocolate, or pick up a hand-crafted gift from one of the many artisan shops. Don’t forget your mittens!

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EXPLORATION STOPS

Next stop: Adventure! Step off the bus, stretch your legs, and explore at your own pace. We've created our itinerary to give you the perfect amount of time at each unforgettable stop! Not sure where to start? Our guides are always happy to show you their favourite hidden gems!

Canyon Lights

Over the holidays, the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park takes centerstage with Canyon Lights. Every attraction at the park is awash with festive spirit, lit by hundreds of thousands of glittering lights. Enjoy a magical arm-in-arm stroll across the glowing suspension bridge, or high among the forest canopy on Treetops Adventure. Sing carols under the world's tallest living Christmas tree, and create new holiday memories by decorating gingerbread cookies or making a Christmas card. The Canyon Lights Tour is always a favourite, enchanting visitors every year.

Granville Island Public Market

You will be wide-eyed with your first step on Granville Island. Although the most popular attraction on Granville is arguably the daily public market, there is much more to do. The neighbourhood is flush with some of the best food and drink Vancouver has to offer, more galleries, artisans and crafters than you can shake a paintbrush at, as well as live performances of both music and theatre. Granville Island is famously colourful with a vibrant, west coast vibe, so go with the flow and enjoy this modern cultural hit.

Stanley Park Totem Poles

The Stanley Park Totem Poles at Brockton Point are one of BC’s most visited tourist attractions. These towering monuments are brought to life through First Nations artistry and are one of the most recognizable cultural symbols of Western Canada. Since the 1920s, the Vancouver Parks Board has been collecting intricately carved totem poles from remote locations in BC. Enjoy other First Nations art including “Raven: Spirit of Transformation” which was constructed from a Douglas Fir stump that was left after the 2006 windstorm that devastated Stanley Park.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Each of our tours shine a spotlight on the region's most iconic landmarks, neighbourhoods, and culture — all with live narration from our expert guides. Don't forget your camera! Our oversized, tinted windows are designed for sightseeing so you won’t miss a thing!

Chinatown Vancouver

If one word could describe the people of Vancouver, that word would be diverse. Accepting so many amazing cultures brings opportunties and rich experience, and Vancouver's Chinatown is as rich as it gets! Being Canada's largest Chinatown district, your tour through the area will expose you to the lively atmosphere, the Chinese markets and coffeeshops, and the distinctly eastern architectural designs. Chinatown Vancouver is the home of the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden, an authentic 15th century-inspired gem of tranquility among the bustle of the streets. Chinatown in Vancouver is indeed an enlightening cultural experience.

Stanley Park

Celebrated as Vancouver’s first official green space, Stanley Park compliments the business of the city with an expansive array of forest, field and path known as Stanley Park. Driving through the park you will experience life on the Vancouver Seawall where runners, walkers and cyclists all stretch their legs along this barrier protecting the shores from erosion. Stanley Park is a true wonderland of forest attractions including the quaint Teahouse Restaurant, views of the endless Pacific Ocean over sandy shores, even an outdoor summer theatre. You will want to return to visit the iconic Vancouver Aquarium and decipher the stories wandering through the First Nations Totem Poles.
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Prices include attraction admission and taxes. Gratuity is optional and is not included in the price. If you feel our staff have gone above and beyond your expectations, gratuity will be greatly appreciated.

ADULT

From

C$129

CHILD

From

C$65

Frequently Asked Questions

Guided Tour FAQ

How much time will we spend at each stop?
We spend approximately 20 minutes at the Totem Poles and Prospect Point in Stanley Park, approximately 60 minutes at Granville Island, and 90 minutes at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.
Is Capilano Suspension Bridge wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately, wheelchairs or crutches are not permitted on the Bridge, Treetops Adventure or the Cliffwalk.

General FAQ

How much time will we spend at each stop?
We spend approximately 10-15 minutes at the Totem Poles in Stanley Park, approximately 60 minutes at Granville Island, and 90 minutes at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.
Is Capilano Suspension Bridge wheelchair accessible?
Unfortunately, wheelchairs or crutches are not permitted on the Bridge, Treetops Adventure or the Cliffwalk.
What time is Capilano Suspension Bridge open until?
Capilano Suspension Bridge is OPEN every day of the year, except for Christmas day. Their opening hours vary during the year. Visit their site for more information. Please note that hours of operation may be changed due to special events. We recommend contacting us at 604-451-1600 for the latest information.
What is your cancellation policy?
Changes or cancellations can be made anytime before 8:00 pm the night before your scheduled tour, unless otherwise specified. After that time, all bookings will be considered non-refundable. Please note that no shows or missed departures will not be refunded. No refunds or exchanges will be allowed on any unused tier products  and attraction packages (Classic, Classic +, Premium Pass)
Do you offer tours in my language?
Our guided tours are conducted entirely in English; however, our Hop-On, Hop Off tours offer recorded commentary in English, French, Spanish, German, Korean, Japanese and Mandarin.
What should I bring on the tour?
Camera or video camera Water bottle Comfortable walking shoes Comfortable clothing for the weather Umbrella for rain or shade
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather depending on the season. Check the weather prior to arrival into Vancouver. Bring an umbrella or rain jacket just in case of inclement weather.
Are the tours canceled if it rains?
Absolutely not! Vancouver is well-known for its rainy weather and our tours run rain or shine. Don’t forget to bring along an umbrella!
Are the tours wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate motorized scooters/wheelchairs or folding wheelchairs, walkers or strollers on our Hop-On, Hop-Off buses due to limited storage capacity and provincial laws prohibiting luggage and other items which are not securely or properly stored onboard.

Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing can offer folding wheelchair, walker and stroller accessible buses on our Guided Tours.  We cannot accommodate motorized scooters/wheelchairs on any of our buses. Please check with our Contact Centre for the availability of a wheelchair accessible bus before confirming your tour by calling 604-451-1600 or at info@westcoastsightseeing.com.

For guests who were looking forward to our Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing experience, we are happy to offer a special rate of $69 per person to our City + Lookout tour guided tour for the entire group. Please contact our Contact Centre to check availability.

We are not able to accept any type of motorized scooters/wheelchairs on our buses.

Do you allow pets on the bus?
With the exception of registered service dogs, no pets are allowed on board.
Are children allowed to travel by themselves?

No, at least 1 adult must book and travel with any children under the age of 12.

How do we pay for tours and attractions?

Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing accepts payment with VISA, Mastercard and American Express. Direct Debit is currently not available.

Tickets purchased through WeChat or Alipay will not be accepted.

After the tour, can I be dropped Vancouver International Airport?
Yes!  Gray Line WestCoast Sightseeing offers a complimentary drop off at the Vancouver International Airport.  Please advise our team in advance of an airport drop off by calling us as 1-877-451-1777 by 8 pm the evening prior to the tour departure.
Can I travel with my luggage on the bus?
  • Guided Tour One-Way Trips:  We will accept luggage for guests traveling one way to Victoria or Whistler.
  • Vancouver Airport Drop-Off:  We can accept limited luggage on coaches only if guests are being dropped off at the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) after the tour.
  • Gray Line WestCoast Sightseeing must be advised 24 hours prior to tour departure that guests will be bringing luggage with them.