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Post-Cruise City & Capilano Tour (with airport drop)

Location: North Vancouver
Duration: 5.5 Hours
Age Limit: For All Ages
Explore Vancouver with West Coast Sightseeing: Post-Cruise City & Capilano Tour

Overview

Why Choose Westcoast Sightseeing for Your Vancouver Adventure

Blend the best of city and nature life with this Vancouver City and Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Sightseeing Tour. On this five hour excursion, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the stunning beauty of British Columbia’s countryside. Walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge, stroll through a temperate rainforest, and soak up the hustle-and-bustle of the Granville Island Public Market. Your tour will also wind through some of Vancouver’s most diverse neighborhoods, including Chinatown and Gastown.

Note: Once you depart your cruise ship, please follow the signs to exit the terminal and to Canada Place street-level. Look for the Welcome Centre kiosk and check in with one of our agents for your tour.

Global Soccer Event Update: All Guided Tours pick-ups and drop-offs will be from Canada Place on game days – June 13, June 18, June 21, June 24, June 26, July 2, July 7.

Highlights of Our Post-Cruise City Tour

Experience both Vancouver City’s urban charm and gorgeous natural landscapes.
Cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge for a breathtaking view of the river below.
Visit Granville Island Public Market, a haven for good food and shopping.
View Stanley Park’s Totem Poles and learn more about the Pacific Northwest’s rich Indigenous history.
Sightsee in Vancouver’s diverse neighborhoods, including Chinatown and Gastown.
Listen to expert commentary on Vancouver’s settler history, urban culture, and vibrant food scene.

Tour Stops

Next stop: adventure! Westcoast Sightseeing has created an itinerary that gives you the perfect amount of time at each noteworthy tour spot. For something a little off the beaten path, ask our guides. They are always happy to show you a few hidden gems as well!
Stanley Park Totem Poles

The Stanley Park Totem Poles at Brockton Point are one of British Columbia’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 the province. Enjoy other First Nations’ art like “Raven: Spirit of Transformation,” which was constructed from a Douglas fir stump left after the 2006 windstorm that devastated Stanley Park.

People on a bridge over a pond in the woods, enjoying nature's beauty.
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

In Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, you’ll get the chance to take a relaxing stroll beneath the shade of its temperate rainforest. Once on the Bridge itself, marvel at the fantastic views of the Capilano River from above. For adventurers young and old, the Treetops Adventure Course connects 7 viewing platforms to 1,300 year-old Douglas fir trees. To wrap up your visit, explore the Living Forest Trail to learn stories about native flora and fauna.

A variety of fresh fruits and vegetables at a busy market.
Granville Island Public Market

Granville Island wows food-lovers with its bustling public market, and the traders here serve up some of the best dishes and drinks Vancouver has to offer. On top of that, the market is brimming with arts and crafts, galleries, live music performances, and more. With a distinctive West-Coast vibe, Granville Island is a must-see destination. Go with the flow and enjoy this modern cultural anomaly!

Additional Details

Each of our tours shine a spotlight on Vancouver, Victoria, and Whistler’s most iconic landmarks, neighborhoods, and natural parks while guests listen to live narration from our expert guides. The vehicles at Westcoast Sightseeing all have oversized, tinted windows, which are specifically designed for sightseeing. You won’t miss a thing!

Chinatown Vancouver

Vancouver is a wonderfully diverse place, with people and cultures from across the world rubbing shoulders happily. Chinatown Vancouver showcases this diversity beautifully, and with its bustling markets and busy streets it’s the largest Chinatown district in Canada. On your spin through this must-see neighbourhood, see the Chinese markets and coffeeshops, and admire the distinctly Eastern architectural designs. Chinatown Vancouver is also home to the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Garden, an authentic 15th century-inspired haven of tranquility.

Canada Place

If sustainable architecture is of interest to you, your jaw will drop when you see the buildings of the Vancouver Convention Centre. Even though the original East Building at Canada Place is an impressive sight on it’s own, the West Building, constructed in 2002, is of a design that will inspire the environmentalist in everyone. You may notice the “living roof” covered in vegetation, but what you won’t see is that the building’s waste water is treated and recycled for irrigation of the roof. You also won’t be able to see the building’s LEED Platinum certification in sustainable design, or the building’s PowerSmart designation, or it’s GO GREEN certification for environmental best practices, but they are indeed all there!

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.

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Please Note:

Once you depart your cruise ship please follow the signs to exit the terminal and to Canada Place street-level. Look for the Welcome Centre kiosk and check in with one of our agents for your tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately, wheelchairs and crutches are not permitted on the Capilano Suspension Bridge, the Treetops Adventure tour, or the Cliffwalk.

Expect to spend approximately 60 minutes at Granville Island and 90 minutes at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.

Aside from enjoying the stunning views, Granville Island offers all kinds of experiences, including fresh bakeries, fish markets, glass-blowing studios, and colorful artisan shops.

Drop off at the Vancouver Airport will be between 6:30 pm and 7:00 pm. Ensure flights are scheduled for 9:00pm flight or later.

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