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!
English Bay
Widely considered among the biggest highlights of downtown Vancouver, English Bay is a real coastal gem. Your tour takes in attractions including Beach Avenue, the 2009 A-maze-ing Laughter statues and the sandy beaches of English Bay itself. As you explore, enjoy sweeping views out toward the Juan de Fuca Strait and the iconic Vancouver Seawall. During the festive season, be sure to catch the remarkable Christmas Tree Display — a highlight of English Bay’s celebrations.
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. Visitors exploring the park 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.
Gastown
For Vancouver’s 19th-century settlers, Gastown is where it all began. This historic neighbourhood boasts cobblestone streets lined with hip boutiques, inviting restaurants and traditional First Nations art galleries — and has been entertaining residents and visitors alike for over a century. During your spin through Gastown, your knowledgeable guide shares insight into the area's history and contemporary influence.
Queen Elizabeth Park
For nature-lovers and scenery-seekers alike, Queen Elizabeth Park is a must-visit destination. Sitting at 125 meters above sea level, the park affords spectacular views over the city skyline to the soaring peaks of the North Shore. Highlights include the arboretum, the impressive Bloedel Floral Conservatory — home to over 100 exotic birds and 500 exotic plants — and the landscaped quarry garden.
Operated By Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Tour?
The tour lasts between 100 and 120 minutes.
Do you pick up from hotels?
No, our meeting point is 999 Canada Place Way. Please be at our Canada Place Welcome Kiosk by 7:15pm on the evening of your tour. Our drop-off points are the Canada Place Welcome Kiosk and Gastown.
Are children allowed to travel by themselves?
No, at least one adult must book and travel with any children under the age of 12.
How long do we spend at each stop?
We spend about 20 minutes at Prospect Point and about 20 minutes at Queen Elizabeth Park.