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Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler 4 Days Private Tour

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• Christmas & New Year
• Watch time tick at the Gastown Steam Clock
• Discover the mix at Granville Island
• Cycle along the scenic Vancouver Seawall

“fantastic tour. highly Recommended Globalduniya” kmahak, traveled in November 2019

• In-depth Cultural
• Cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge
• Explore Vancouver Aquarium's marine life
• Shop and dine in diverse neighborhoods

“Very friendly staff, beautiful scenery, awesome food.” K S, traveled in June 2023

• Experience a Coast Salish welcome at the dock
• Explore the waters by kayak or paddle board
• Cruise with an Indigenous guide and spot marine life

• Health, Spa & Wellness
• Dine at a floating restaurant in Secret Cove
• Enjoy a private yoga session by the ocean
• Experience a 'Fly-and-Dine' to a wilderness lodge

“Wonderful experience. I'm really satisfied.” Eva Carol Bernasconi, traveled in August 2023

• Coach / Bus
• Explore Victoria's Inner Harbour and museums
• Enjoy a private boat whale watching tour
• Walk through ancient forests in Cathedral Grove

“It was the perfect opportunity to see the area and all the wildlife as well. Being able to camp meant that the group interacted a lot and made it really fun.” Emily Hollinshead, traveled in August 2022

• Hiking & Trekking
• Mountain Hikes
• Explore Whistler's High Note trail
• Kayak on the serene Cowichan Bay
• Trek the iconic Stawamus Chief trail

• Experience a traditional Coast Salish welcome
• Enjoy a serene boat trip back to Lund Harbour
• Watch Grizzly Bears in Toba Inlet with a guide

“The Discover tour is the best. It's a smaller group. Very personal.” Barbara Stefanis-Israel, traveled in May 2023

• Explore Butchart Gardens and taste cider at Sea Cider
• Depart Vancouver and ferry through Gulf Islands
• Walk Malahat SkyWalk for stunning 360-degree views

“Despite some very wet weather it was a thoroughly enjoyable holiday.” Susan Chapman, traveled in September 2018

• Spot grizzly bears feasting on salmon in Orford
• Watch whales and seals from a Zodiac in Ucluelet
• Hike among ancient Douglas firs in Cathedral Grove

“The kayaking with camp on the remote island was brilliant. It was a fantastic experience.” Rachel Jackson, traveled in August 2023

• Kayak through Clayoquot Sound's waters
• Explore Victoria's vibrant Inner Harbour
• Discover ancient forests in Strathcona Park

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Our British Columbia tours bring you everywhere from the ancient rainforests on Vancouver Island to the snowy slopes of Powder Highway. Backpack the West Coast Trail, considered one of the best hiking routes in the world. Sail around the mysterious islands of Haida Gwaii, also known as the Canadian Galápagos. Embark on a wildlife safari in the Chilcotin Mountains, the best-kept secret in BC.

Our expert guides craft journeys with all the ingredients for a perfect trip — comfortable lodges, incredible landscapes, and thrilling activities. Let’s make your British Columbia trip a masterpiece!

Below find our collection of multi-day tours in British Columbia grouped by activity.

Planning Your Trip to British Columbia

To help you plan your trip we’ve gathered essential travel information about British Columbia, including how to get there and what weather to expect. To fuel your wanderlust, we’ve listed the best places to visit and the top 5 things to do in BC.

British Columbia Quick Facts

• Capital: Victoria
• Area: 944,735 sq km (364,764 sq mi)
• Largest City: Vancouver
• BC is the westernmost province in Canada. 
• BC boasts more than 27,000 km of coastline.
• About one-quarter of all black bears in Canada live in BC.
• BC is North America’s third-largest film and television production centre.

British Columbia Map

British Columbia stretches from the Pacific Ocean to the rugged Rocky Mountains. The province is bordered to the west by Alaska and to the east by the province of Alberta. To the north lies Yukon Territory and the Northwest Territories. To the south lies the U.S. states of Washington, Idaho, and Montana. 

How to Get to British Columbia

You can reach British Columbia by air, road, ferry or rail . The majority of travelers fly into Vancouver, the main transportation city of BC. Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is served by flights from the USA, Europe, Asia, and across Canada. Air Canada boasts the most non-stop flights.

You can also easily reach BC by car. The region has well-maintained roads, which is one of the reasons why driving is the most popular means of transportation in the province. For train enthusiasts, VIA Rail operates the transcontinental train running from Vancouver to Toronto.

BC Ferries offers car and passenger services along the British Columbia coast. 

British Columbia Weather

British Columbia will surprise you with the mildest climate in Canada . But the weather varies a lot from one region to another. Thanks to the warm Pacific Ocean, coastal regions have mild temperatures year-round. On the coast, the average temperature is around 20°C (68°F) in summer and rarely drops below freezing in winter.

Further inland, the mountains have the greatest influence. This means that the Interior experiences hotter summers and colder winters than coastal regions. Summer temperatures here often surpass 30°C (86°F) . The average low temperature is -8°C (16°F) .

Northern British Columbia has the shortest summers and coldest winters. The average summer temperature is 20°C (68°F) and the average winter temperature looms around - 10°C (14°F) .

For a daily weather forecast, visit Environment Weather Forecast .

British Columbia in Winter

BC is great in summer but equally spectacular in winter, when fresh snow covers the soaring mountains peaks. The province in winter is unbeatable for skiing adventures. Skiing resorts throughout the province start opening in December, with the season extending until March.

Skiing resorts throughout the province start opening in December, with the season extending until March .

If you’re visiting coastal regions, a warm coat is enough. However, if you’re traveling to the interior, make sure to pack a heavy coat, a warm hat and a good pair of gloves. 

Places to Visit in British Columbia

Vancouver island and victoria.

You can’t come to British Columbia and not see Vancouver Island and Victoria, the elegant capital of BC. Victoria will charm you with its colourful buildings, two castles, and floral hanging baskets. For active vacationers, the island offers unparalleled hiking, salmon fishing, sailing, and kayaking adventures. The region is also one of the top whale-watching destinations in the world.

Spot majestic orcas on a week-long sea kayaking adventure or explore Vancouver Island in-depth on our Wilderness Camping on Vancouver Island Tour .

The Southern Gulf Islands

Located between mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island, this group of islands has a Mediterranean climate and is the perfect place for foodies. Revel in freshly caught salmon or crab and lose yourself in local farms and vineyards. Apart from artisan food, these islands pride themselves on their wild beaches, ancient forests, and calm gardens. The fragile ecosystem of this archipelago is protected by the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve.

Revel in freshly caught salmon or crab and lose yourself in local farms and vineyards.

Wells Gray Provincial Park

Canada is home to massive crystal-clear lakes, and there is no better place to appreciate them than Wells Gray Provincial Park. Situated in east-central British Columbia, the park holds one of the world’s most pristine bodies of water. You can explore the many lakes and waterways on our  Lake Canoeing in Wells Gray Provincial Park Tour.

Besides premier canoeing lakes, the parkland offers unmatched alpine hiking opportunities through Caribou Mountains .

Nootka Island

Located off the west coast of Vancouver Island, Nootka hides untouristed beaches and an interesting story. Back in 1788, Captain James Cook arrived in Nootka and became the first European to set foot on British Columbia and make contact with First Nations people. The natives shouted to Cook, “itchme nutka,” meaning “go around,” but he misread their language and thought the name of the area is Nootka. That’s how the island got its name.

Back in 1788, Captain James Cook arrived in Nootka and became the first European to set foot on British Columbia.

See the place where Cook anchored his ship on our Coastal Backpacking Trip on Nootka Island . 

The Chilcotin Mountains

If you’re looking for off-the-beaten-path adventures in BC, discover the remote Chilcotin Mountains. We invite you to explore the Southern Chilcotins, revered for their alpine terrain, flowered meadows, and abundant wildlife. Nicknamed “Wildflower Heaven,” it’s home to a vast array of wildflowers including blue arctic lupine, purple fireweed, and arrowleaf balsamroot.

Our guided Chilcotin Mountain Backpacking Adventures will take you off-grid and show you all the region’s hidden gems. Make sure to keep your camera ready!

Top 5 Things to Do in British Columbia

1. hike the west coast trail.

Fancy yourself a hiker? Up for transformative experiences? Conquer the rugged West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island. This 75-km (47-mi) long coastal trek is undoubtedly the most breathtaking hiking trail in Canada . It starts west of Victoria and ends near the village of Bamfield. The scenic route follows First Nations trails and paths used by shipwreck survivors.

The entire hike takes about six days and is a true test of endurance. But you’ll be rewarded with blissful beaches, rugged cliffs, waterfalls, and old-growth rainforests.

Backpack the West Coast Trail of Vancouver Island with an expert guide who will show you all the best spots and keep you on course. 

2. CANOE IN WELLS GRAY PARK

Wells Gray Provincial Park is a massive wilderness park covering more than 5000 square kilometers, dotted with pristine lakes, rivers and towering mountains. The park protects the watershed of the Clearwater River. Located in Wells Gray, you will find Clearwater Lake and Azure Lake, two of the premier canoeing lakes in British Columbia.

3. Sail Around the Islands of Haida Gwaii

There’s no doubt about it — Haida Gwaii is the most mysterious destination in BC. Formerly known as the Queen Charlotte Islands, Haida Gwaii is an archipelago of about 450 islands and lies 80 km (50 mi) west of the BC coast. There you can immerse yourself in First Nations culture, lush rainforests, and incredible coastline. These remote islands are also called the Canadian Galapagos for their many unique species of flora and fauna.

There you can immerse yourself in First Nations culture, lush rainforests, and incredible coastline.

Explore ancient Haida villages and eerie totem poles on our exclusive Sailing Tour Around the Islands of Haida Gwaii .

4. Ski the Legendary Powder Highway

The Powder Highway is the world-famous skiing route through the Rocky Mountains. There you’ll find BC’s major ski resorts. Be awestruck by various ski options including downhill, backcountry, cross-country, cat, and heli. Explore premier skiing areas such as Red Mountain Ski Resort, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort , and Whitewater Ski Resort . Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced skier, this skiing wonderland suits everyone. Just make sure to save some leg power for exploring the surrounding towns with incredible views. 

On our Ski Tour in British Columbia hit the slopes of the Powder Highway and feel amazed by planet Earth again. To catch your breath, soak in natural hot springs throughout your trip.

5. Spot Grizzly Bears in the Bella Coola Valley

Also known as the Valley of Grizzlies, Bella Coola promises the wildlife adventure of a lifetime. Lying west of the Chilcotin, it’s home to one of the highest concentrations of grizzly bears in the world. In fact, the village population is outnumbered by these majestic animals. In autumn, salmon spawn the rivers, drawing grizzlies and their cubs to the rivers banks. Aside from wildlife, Bella Coola offers eye-opening mountain scenery with glaciated peaks.

Witness fishing grizzlies from a drifting boat on our unforgettable Grizzly Bear and Wildlife Viewing Safari from a Lodge . And who knows? You might even spot the elusive spirit bear.

What are Travelers Asking about BC?

Where is British Columbia located?

British Columbia is located in western Canada and borders the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the east. To the north lies the Yukon and Northwest Territories and to the south lies the United States. 

Why is it called British Columbia?

In 1858, Queen Victoria named the area British Columbia to avoid confusion with Columbia in South America. Canadians relate the name “Columbia” with the Columbia River and its surrounding region. The word “Columbia” itself is derived from Christoper Columbus and has been in use since the 18th century. 

What is the Capital of British Columbia?

The capital of British Columbia is Victoria, located on Vancouver Island off Canada’s Pacific Coast. The capital is named for Queen Victoria who sat on the throne when the region was ruled by a colonial government. 

Where is Vancouver Island, British Columbia?

Vancouver Island is located off the southwest coast of mainland British Columbia. The Strait of Georgia lies between Vancouver Island and the mainland of BC. It’s about a two-hour ferry ride from the city of Vancouver. 

What to Do in British Columbia?

Blessed with towering mountains, emerald lakes, and magnificent coast, British Columbia offers endless opportunities for adventures. Hike, kayak, ski, sail, or go wildlife watching. Whenever you go, the great outdoors will be waiting for you. Our small group guided tours in British Columbia  ensure an authentic and personal experience for every traveller. 

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15 Best Vancouver Sightseeing Tours & City Excursions

Taking the best Vancouver city tours is the best way to learn, understand, and live the city.

Getting immersive, entertaining city information on Vancouver excursions also saves time – and increases the value of each second spent in the city.

Let’s break down the top sightseeing tours in Vancouver to see if we can find the right one for you.

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The Lost Souls of Gastown Tour – Best Vancouver City Tour for History

Location:  Gastown | Length: 1.5 hours | Cost:  From $37.80 CAD

Gastown is the most historic neighbourhood in Vancouver, hands down.

Its cobblestone streets and narrow alleyways hint at a feisty frontier town, not a cosmopolitan city of millions. The first building there was actually a pub built by loggers who were paid in whiskey.

Loggers, whiskey, you see where I’m going with this – this is the top of our best walking tours of Vancouver .

Throw in the Great Vancouver Fire, some smallpox outbreaks, and tales of revenge and redemption , and we’ve got the makings of a delightfully macabre Vancouver walking tour .

I like this one for groups seeking city tours as it’s arguably the most social Vancouver tour , and it offers lots of hidden gems.

The Stanley Park Bike Tour – Top Stanley Park Tour

Location: Stanley Park | Length:  3 hours | Cost:  From $103.50 CAD

Stanley Park is one of the most fabulous urban parks in the world, and it stands out because it’s not the byproduct of any fancy landscaping. It’s exactly as nature left it – with about half a million trees .

The park has the Vancouver Aquarium , is home to breathtaking First Nations totem poles , and counts some amazing panoramic city views along the Stanley Park Seawall .

This is one of the best bike tours of Vancouver , and you’ll weave through old-growth forest trails ,  learn all about local flora and fauna, and learn the Coastal First Nations history of life before the settlers came.

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Vancouver City Sightseeing Tour with Stanley Park & Granville Island – Top City Tour for Tourists

Meeting Point: Georgian Court Hotel | Length:  3.5 hours | Cost:  From $78.75 CAD

Here’s a tourist tour for people wanting to check off major sights with the least amount of hassle possible .

The epic food market and artisan stronghold at Granville Island is tough to get to, so sitting back and letting them take you to the action is the highlight of this trip.

The fact it also includes all the highlights of Stanley Park makes this a great one-two punch.

Along the way, you’ll get all the info from First Nations to contemporary culture through a knowledgeable guide – and they even take you to Gastown and Chinatown as well.

Talking Trees Tour – Best Vancouver Walking Tour

Location:  Stanley Park |  Length:  1.5 hours |  Cost:  From $75.00 CAD

This captivating interpretive walking tour in Stanley Park is an ideal way to learn about the history and culture of the First Nations peoples.

This is the real Vancouver local tour.

Accompanied by a knowledgeable cultural ambassador , the tour offers a unique firsthand perspective on how Aboriginal people have preserved and nurtured these lands, forests, and oceans for generations.

As you explore the natural beauty of Stanley Park, you’ll gain valuable insights into the rich heritage of the local First Nations , with the goal of deepening your understanding of their customs.

Vancouver Hop on Hop Off Bus Tour – Best City Tour for Cruisers

Location: Downtown | Length:  2.5 hours | Cost:  From $65.00 CAD

I always recommend Vancouver hop-on hop-off bus tours for anybody on day one of a Vancouver itinerary or for cruisers arriving at the Vancouver cruise terminal .

Since it includes all the major photo landmarks , it’ll look like you were here for weeks! 🙂

Once you’re picked up, you’ll be taken to prime downtown locations like Canada Place, Stanley Park, and Robson Street . It’ll also follow some of Vancouver’s best beaches along English Bay before dropping you off at Queen Elizabeth Park .

The tour in Vancouver finishes up in Chinatown and Gastown (with a stop at the Gastown Steam Clock).

Prince of Whales – Best Vancouver Day Tour on the Water

Location:  Granville Island | Length: 5 hours | Cost:  From $235.99 CAD

This is one of the top Vancouver nature tours, whether you’re grabbing their half-day tours or their full-on  day trips from Vancouver that’ll take you all the way to Victoria .

What I love about their half-day whale-watching tour is that it departs right from Granville Island aboard the Salish Sea Freedom – the biggest, fastest ship in the fleet that’ll have you on whale grounds in a hurry.

The chance to see orcas and humpback whales in the wild on the top Vancouver whale watching tours is true bucket list stuff.

There’s a 90%+ sighting rate, and if they don’t deliver, you’re allowed to come back another day.

Small Group Grouse Mountain & Capilano Bridge Tour – Best Nature Tour in Vancouver

Location:  Hotel Pickup | Length:  5 hours | Cost:  From $289.99 CAD

Vancouver’s crown nature jewels are on full display with this small group (14 or fewer) family-friendly tour .

With convenient hotel pickup , you’ll be shuttled through Stanley Park and over the Lion’s Gate Bridge to North Vancouver: home of the Capilano Suspension Bridge and Grouse Mountain .

You’ll get entry to both world-class attractions and around two hours to spend at each. Old-growth forest , epic views, grizzly bears , lumberjack shows, dining, patios, totem poles – it’s all here.

Evening Guided Bus Tour of Vancouver – Best Vancouver Night Tour

Location:  Downtown | Length:  90 minutes | Cost:  From $34.00 CAD

If you’re visiting Vancouver in summer and have limited time but want to squeeze in all the golden hour glory into one quick trip, this is the Vancouver tour for you.

The idea of this seasonal tour is to visit spots like Stanley Park (including Prospect Point), English Bay, and Queen Elizabeth Park under the amazing twilight rays, with much smaller crowds .

The tour winds up in Gastown , which is an ideal nightcap if you’re looking to explore the best bars in Vancouver .

These tours of Vancouver BC run at 19:30 daily between May 20th and October 10th. 

Epic Electric Bike Tour – Best City Tour of Vancouver on Bikes

Location:  Hornby Street | Length:  4 hours | Cost:  From $149.50 CAD

Here’s a top Vancouver tour for people who wanna cover a ton of ground that can’t be done on bus routes – or even traditional bikes, for that matter.

This small group Vancouver city tour (max 8 people) utilizes the city’s bike trails , taking you through Stanley Park and the Vancouver Seawall, + some of downtown’s top neighbourhoods.

This Vancouver city sightseeing tour is led by an entertaining and professional guide to get you up to speed on city lore.

The Grand Bike Tour – Best Sightseeing Tour of Vancouver for Exercise

Location:  Vancouver | Length:  5 hours | Cost:  From $129.00 CAD

I love this one for Vancouver visitors who just want to get after it , consuming real Vancouver culture (and calories!) over an un-rushed ride through the city’s best areas.

This is one of these all-inclusive Vancouver tours that’ll get any true traveller excited. Along the way, you’ll discover four major Vancouver can’t-miss sights , all from the seat of your bike:

• Granville Island Public Market
• Stanley Park

All will be explained by an entertaining, fact-packed tour guide who’ll weave you through old-growth forests, beachside promenades, and cultural hot spots .

Vancouver Instagram Tour – Top Photography of All Best Vancouver Day Tours

Location:  Downtown | Length:  1.5 hours | Cost: From $80.00 CAD

OK, so the name might be a bit deceiving for non-millennials and younger – but this is a legitimate sightseeing tour of Vancouver – with a photography focus .

The best part? It’ll load you up with iconic postcard-like photos with just your mobile phone.

This small group tour is run by a professional photographer. They’ll take you on seasonal and weather-specific tours to city landmarks like the Art Deco Marine Building, the Olympic Cauldron, the Vancouver Art Gallery balcony, Gastown, Chinatown, and more.

All the while, they’ll be giving great photography tips and telling compelling stories about the city.

Vancouver Seaplane Tour – Top Vancouver Sightseeing Tour for Couples

Location:  Downtown | Length: 20 minutes | Cost:  From $167.97 CAD

This small group tour of Vancouver is for those who want to not only get the best city view but for those looking for a true bucket list experience .

I mean, how many people have ever taken off in a seaplane? Departing right from Vancouver Harbour , you’ll be up in the air in 60 seconds with epic views of Grouse Mountain , the skyline, and the BC coast.

The splash landing (don’t get the wrong idea, there’s no danger) is a huge thrill . This is great for couples seeking city tours in Vancouver with a little adventure .

Vancouver Private Tour – Best Private Vancouver City Tour

Location: Vancouver | Length:  3 hours | Cost:  From $312.50 CAD

For those looking for private sightseeing tours in Vancouver, look no further than the private Vancouver Sightseeing Tour – which is the top price-value ratio private Vancouver tour in the city.

Here you’ll get picked up directly at your hotel and taken on a five-star tour of Vancouver’s top attractions with your own professional guide – you’ll learn the history , laugh at jokes, and discover some great secrets to take advantage of during your stay.

The best part? With these private Vancouver Canada city tours, once you’ve booked, they’ll put you in touch with your guide to make a customized Vancouver tour depending on your interests.

FlyOver Canada 4D Video Experience – Cheapest Tour in Vancouver

Location: Downtown | Length: 8 minutes | Cost:  From $30.45 CAD

Tell somebody it’s possible to fly across Canada in 8 minutes and wait for the look on their face – then tell them you did that at FlyOver Canada in downtown Vancouver.

This state-of-the-art flight simulation uses 4D technology to make you feel like you’re really taking a flight across Canada – whether you’re being sprayed with the mist of Niagara Falls or breathing in the scents of an Alberta flowerbed, this is a true 5 sense experience. 

This is one of the cheapest Vancouver BC city tours, and in my opinion, since it’s indoors, it is one of the best things to do in Vancouver in winter .

Victoria Highlights Tour – Top Vancouver Tour to Escape the City

Location: Vancouver & Victoria | Length: 13 hours | Cost:  From $229.00 CAD

OK, so this isn’t a Vancouver day tour, but if you’re looking for Vancouver to Victoria tours , this is the fastest way to do it – and you’ll see a National Historic Site of Canada with over a million bedding plants while you’re at it.

Butchart Gardens is an oasis of fountains , stunning sculptures, and tranquil streams kept prime by over 50 full-time gardeners . You’ll also fit in the Empress Hotel , Canada’s oldest Chinatown, Victoria’s Inner Harbour and more.

This is one of the most romantic city tours on the list – and one of the most romantic things to do in Vancouver , period.

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We will come off the ship in the morning but do not fly out until 10 pm. Had thought to leave luggage at airport storage & connect with a four from there. Do you have a suggestion? Assume we’d have to get to the city to get the hop on hop off bus? Appreciate any and all suggestions. Thank you, Claudia

Hi Claudia,

Honestly, it seems like a massive headache to get off the ship downtown, head to the airport (opposite direction to everything) to drop the bags, and then head back to downtown for any of the tours… would be about an hour of travel for no real reason.

Personally, I would simply drop off your luggage at the cruise terminal luggage storage right on the dock… then you can grab the hoho bus from 50 meters away!

You’d have all day to see the city… then grab your luggage at 5 and maybe have an easy dinner nearby before heading to the airport.

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The 15 Best Vancouver Tours

From the city to the sea to the mountains, see the best of Vancouver on these exciting excursions.

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Though whales are a popular animal to spot in Vancouver, tourists also have the chance to see many seals during their stays.

Travelers regularly flock to Vancouver, British Columbia , to discover its stunning architecture, bustling markets and fantastic outdoor pursuits. Upon arriving, they also discover the city's incredible food and craft beer scenes. With so much to see (and eat), signing up for a guided tour is a great way to pack the most sightseeing into your trip. After consulting traveler opinion and expert input, U.S. News determined these 17 tours to be the best available in Vancouver.

Vancouver Water Adventures – City & Seal Tour

See some of Vancouver's famous local wildlife along this 90-minute inflatable boat tour through English Bay. Though the highlight of the tour is the local seal colony, you'll also catch sightings of Kitsilano Beach , Yaletown , Granville Island and more. Tour-takers say guides are adept at navigating the boat and providing the history of the landmarks seen during the ride. Tickets start at CA$59 (about $42), and participants must be at least 4 feet tall. Tours depart daily at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Vancouver Water Adventures offers a variety of boat and kayak tours.

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Vancouver Foodie Tours – Granville Island Market Tour

Discover Granville Island's bustling public market, which is filled with bakeries, cheese shops, butchers and other food producers, on this two-hour guided tour. The walking tour, which hosts up to 16 participants, includes more than 20 tastings along with information about the foods and their makers. Along the way, you could sample locally produced wine, elk salami, doughnuts and maple salmon candy, among other delicious tastings. Participants say they enjoy trying the different food and learning about the history of the peninsula from knowledgeable foodie guides. Tickets cost around CA$70 (about $50) for patrons 13 and older and CA$60 (about $43) for children 12 and younger. Tours run daily at 10:30 a.m. Vancouver Foodie Tours also operates a tour of the Gastown district's restaurants and a tour about Chinese food in Richmond, a city just south of Vancouver.

Harbour Cruises – Vancouver Harbour Cruise

Sail through the Burrard Inlet past many of Vancouver's top landmarks during this hourlong boat excursion on an old-fashioned paddlewheeler. From the boat's open-air decks or its cozy interior, you'll see spectacular views of the Vancouver skyline, Stanley Park and the mountains. The tour is also fully narrated. For an extra treat, grab a drink from the onboard bar. Tour-takers say they enjoy the views and that the commentary is helpful. Many cruisers even spotted seals. Tours run daily at 11 a.m. and 12:15, 1:30 and 2:45 p.m. Tickets cost approximately CA$40 (about $43) for adults 18 and older, CA$35 (about $25) for children ages 12 to 17, CA$12 (about $8.50) for ages 5 to 11 and are free for those 4 and younger. The company also offers a variety of lunch and dinner cruises.

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Landsea Tours & Adventures – Victoria & Butchart Gardens

If you're looking for a daytrip from Vancouver, consider this 13-hour excursion with Landsea Tours & Adventures, which takes you by ferry to Victoria , British Columbia's capital. In Victoria, you'll have time to explore downtown, the Inner Harbour and the Fairmont Empress Hotel , before making your way to the 55-acre Butchart Gardens . Tourgoers say the excursion is well organized with plenty of time to spend at the gardens. Tours depart at 8 or 9 a.m., depending on the time of year. Tickets start at CA$225 (about $161) for participants 13 and older and CA$115 (around $82) for ages 3 to 12. Prices include round-trip transportation from select Richmond or downtown Vancouver hotels . Landsea Tours & Adventures also operates seaplane tours, hop-on, hop-off tours and outdoor adventure excursions.

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Stanley Park's collection of totem poles is a highlight during Vancouver Bike Tours' leisurely ride around the city.

Vancouver Bike Tours – Towers & Totems

Travelers say this tour is a family-friendly way to explore the city. They also regularly describe the guides as accommodating and informative. During the 3 1/2-hour ride, you'll bike about 11 miles around Vancouver to see several key landmarks, including Stanley Park. In addition, you'll learn about the Coast Salish people and see a collection of totem poles. Tours depart daily at 9:30 a.m., and tickets cost approximately CA$65 (about $46), including the bike rental. The company also offers a Dragons & Steam tour, which rides through Chinatown.

Toonie Tours Vancouver – Street Art & Craft Beer Tour

This walking tour introduces visitors to Vancouver's craft beer scene as well as Mount Pleasant, an area known for its many street murals. Participants begin the three-hour expedition with a brewery tour of Main Street Brewing Company and enjoy beer samples (plus a snack). Afterward, guides lead participants through Mount Pleasant to see the diverse street art. Reviewers say that guides have a great knowledge of both the art and the artists. Tourgoers also enjoyed the beer stop and describe the tour as educational. Tickets cost approximately CA$65 (around $47). Tours run several times a week, but specific days vary by season; tours depart at 4:30 or 5:30 p.m. Toonie Tours also runs a free walking tour of Vancouver and a bike tour of Stanley Park.

Cycle City Tours – The Grand Bike Tour

Riders say this tour is a great way to see the city and that guides are engaging and knowledgeable. The five-hour bike tour offers riders a broad overview of the city. Highlights include cycling through Stanley Park, past the beaches of English Bay, taking the ferry to Granville Island for lunch at the market, and pedaling through Chinatown. Tickets cost approximately CA$90 (about $64) for adults 18 and older and CA$80 (about $57) for youths ages 10 to 17; prices include the cost of bike rental. For families with children younger than 10, the company asks that you schedule a private tour. Tours are available daily at 10 a.m. Though the tour lasts five hours, you'll only be riding bikes for about two hours. Cycle City also offers night tours and rides atop e-bikes.

Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing – Vancouver City Tour + Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

An ideal option if you have a limited amount of time to sightsee, this half-day trip combines a guided city tour to sights like Chinatown, Stanley Park and the Granville Island Public Market with a visit to North Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge Park . After exploring the city, you'll get to walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge and explore the surrounding temperate rainforest. Reviewers praise this tour, saying they see quite a bit of the city in five hours and that they particularly enjoy the stop at the bridge. Tickets start at CA$129 (about $92) for ages 13 and older and CA$65 (about $46) for ages 3 to 12 and includes round-trip transportation from select area hotels. Tours are available daily at noon. The company also offers tours to Grouse Mountain and daytrips to Whistler , among other options.

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Learn all about Vancouver's sordid past on a walking tour with Forbidden Vancouver.

Forbidden Vancouver Walking Tours – The Lost Souls of Gastown Tour

Discover the macabre side of Vancouver on this theatrical walking tour, which recounts tales of smallpox outbreaks, the Great Vancouver Fire, murder mysteries and other haunting stories about the city. This 90-minute outing offers great storytelling alongside plenty of Vancouver history, tourgoers say. Tours generally operate Monday through Saturday from May through November, though trips in late spring and late fall run on a limited schedule. Tours depart at 8 p.m. Tickets start at CA$29 (about $21) for adults and CA$26 (around $19) for students and seniors. The company says the tour is designed for adults only and does not recommend it for children younger than 14. Forbidden Vancouver also offers an art deco-themed tour that includes a chocolate tasting and a tour about the city's LGBT history.

A Wok Around Chinatown

Tourgoers praise A Wok Around Chinatown for its informative, kind guides and "immersive" experience. During this four-hour tour, participants will explore Chinatown to discover where local chefs shop for their foods and see area landmarks, such as the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. The tour concludes with a dim sum lunch, which travelers say is delicious. Tours operate at 10 a.m. daily, and tickets cost about CA$80 (about $57), including lunch. The company also offers a foodie tour of Granville Island.

Prince of Whales Adventures – Half-Day Whale Watching

Marine mammal experts guide this half-day excursion and share information about both humpback and orca whales throughout the five-hour catamaran cruise. Travelers regularly rave about this tour and recount multiple wildlife sightings. Tours run daily from April through early November; specific times vary depending on the month, but you can expect to depart at 8:30 a.m., noon or 2:30 p.m. Tickets start at CA$170 (about $122) for participants ages 18 and older, CA$130 (around $93) for ages 13 to 17, CA$105 (approximately $75) for ages 2 to 12 and are free for children younger than 2. In the event that you do not see whales, your next excursion is free. The company offers several other boat tours, as well as tours that combine boat rides and seaplane flights.

See Vancouver from above during a flight in a seaplane.

Harbour Air Seaplanes – Vancouver Classic Panorama

Enjoy a bird's-eye view of Vancouver on this seaplane tour. The 20-minute flight soars over the city's downtown skyline and over popular sights like Stanley Park, the Lions Gate Bridge and English Bay. Participants describe the experience as an incredible way to see the city and say they felt safe during the entire flight. Tickets start at CA$135 (about $97) for ages 12 and older, CA$75 (about $54) for children ages 2 to 11 and are free for infants. Flights depart multiple times daily from about 8:45 a.m. to around 6:45 p.m. If you want more time in the air, consider the 35-minute version of this tour.

Vancouver Brewery Tours – Vancouver Brewery Tour

Sample a wide variety of locally made beer during this three-hour van tour. Each outing includes stops at three different breweries for facility tours and a flight of the company's beers. You'll also enjoy an introduction to the beer-making process as well as a free beer glass and a journal to record your favorite brews. Patrons rave about the beers sampled during the tour and compliment the guides on their expertise. Tickets cost about CA$85 (around $61) for those who are drinking and CA$60 (about $43) for those who are not. Prices include transportation between breweries and all beer sampled. All participants must be at least 19 years old and bring a photo ID. Tours run Wednesday at 6 p.m., Friday at 4 p.m., Saturday at noon and 4 p.m., and Sunday at 1 p.m. Breweries visited depend on the day and time of the tour. The company runs multiple other craft beer tours in different areas of the city as well as private tours.

Taste Vancouver Food Tours – Gastown Food Tour

Eat your way through the historic Gastown area of Vancouver on this 2 1/2-hour walking tour that's limited to just 16 participants. Indulge in a variety of foods, including pulled pork, beer-battered fish, chocolate from Canada's oldest chocolate shop and more sweet and savory delights. Tourgoers say the food is delicious and that their guides are friendly and knowledgeable. Tours run at 2 p.m. daily from June through September; excursions leave Wednesday through Sunday only October through May. Tickets start at CA$89 (about $64) per person, regardless of age. All food, plus two alcoholic beverages are included. The company also offers food tours of Little Italy and Vancouver's North Shore.

Wild Whales Vancouver

Wild Whales Vancouver takes passengers off the coast into English Bay to search for humpback and killer whales as well as other local wildlife. Trips can last anywhere from three to six hours, depending on if the boat has to travel farther from Vancouver to spot wildlife. The company says 90% of their trips see whales, but if your outing has no animal sightings your next trip is free. Travelers report seeing lots of whales and describe guides as insightful and friendly. Departure times vary depending on the season and vessel type selected; tours depart from April through October only. Tickets start at CA$150 (about $108) for participants 13 and older, CA$100 (about $72) for ages 3 to 12 and CA$30 (about $22) for ages 2 and younger.

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Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide

Let’s explore the captivating Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide together. This self-guided tour promises an immersive experience , allowing us to uncover the city’s rich history at our own pace. With GPS-enabled playback and offline access, we can dive into the indigenous roots and Victorian-era landmarks that define Victoria’s vibrant culture. Whether we opt for a 90-minute jaunt or a leisurely 2.5-hour stroll, this audio guide provides a versatile and accessible way to discover the heart of this remarkable city. Intrigued? Let’s delve deeper into the tour’s notable features and see what else awaits us.

• Self-guided in-app audio tour of Victoria, Canada, covering key landmarks and historical insights at your own pace.
• GPS-enabled playback triggers relevant commentary as you explore the Inner Harbour, Old Town, and Chinatown.
• Downloadable offline maps and audio guide ensure a seamless experience without internet connectivity.
• Flexible 2.5-hour tour with the option to complete in 90 minutes or at a leisurely pace.
• Lifetime access to the English audio guide, offering great value for a comprehensive city exploration.

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Tour Overview

The Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide offers an immersive and flexible way to discover the rich history and vibrant sights of Victoria.

Priced from Kč271 per person, this 2.5-hour tour provides the freedom to explore at your own pace. With a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance, you can book with confidence.

The tour’s key highlights include the Inner Harbour, Old Town, Chinatown, and historical landmarks, all brought to life through an engaging audio guide.

You can complete the tour in 90 minutes or linger at the stops, thanks to the GPS-enabled playback and offline access to maps and content.

Experience Highlights

From the indigenous roots to the vibrant Victorian Era , the Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide immerses you in the rich history and captivating sights of this coastal gem.

The immersive audio guide provides a seamless, self-guided journey, allowing you to explore at your own pace. As you stroll through the downtown core, the GPS-powered playback activates key highlights, including:

• The picturesque Inner Harbour , home to the grand Legislative building and the historic Grand Empress Hotel.
• The charming Old Town, brimming with trendy shops and eateries.
• Victoria’s Chinatown, where you’ll uncover the stories of the city’s first Chinese immigrants.

The app’s flexibility lets you complete the tour in 90 minutes or linger at each stop, ensuring an enriching and personalized experience .

Tour Features

Accessible via the VoiceMap app, our Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide provides comprehensive features to enrich your self-guided tour. The audio guide is available in English and offers lifetime access, while the offline maps and geodata allow you to navigate seamlessly without relying on an internet connection.

With these features, you’ll enjoy a flexible, informative, and hassle-free experience as you discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Victoria at your own pace.

Meeting Point and Directions

Commencing your self-guided tour at the Victoria Visitor Center , located at the north end of the Inner Harbour on the corner of Government Street and Humboldt Street, is the recommended starting point.

Nearby parkades provide ample parking , though street parking is limited.

To fully enjoy the experience, make sure to download the tour via the VoiceMap app before setting out. The app will guide you turn-by-turn, with the audio content triggered by your location.

So grab your smartphone, put on your headphones, and get ready to explore Victoria’s rich history and vibrant city center at your own pace.

• Nearby parkades recommended for parking
• Limited street parking available
• Download tour via VoiceMap app before starting

Customer Feedback

The Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide boasts an impressive overall rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 5 reviews.

Myra from Canada appreciated the map and flexibility, finding the tour interesting.

Sarah from Germany praised the tour’s pacing and navigation, noting the audio guide activated based on location.

Clearly, users have thoroughly enjoyed this immersive experience.

With lifetime access to the audio guide in English, along with offline maps and geodata , it’s no wonder this tour is so well-received.

Whether you want to explore Victoria at your own pace or opt for the virtual tour, this app-based guide offers a delightful way to discover the city’s rich history and landmarks .

Pricing and Booking

The Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide offers a flexible, budget-friendly booking process . You can reserve your spot now and pay later, making it easy to plan your trip.

The tour pricing starts at Kč271 per person, which is a great value for the immersive experience you’ll receive.

• Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
• Lifetime access to the audio guide in English
• Offline access to the maps and geodata for a self-guided exploration

With the ability to download the tour before you arrive, you can enjoy the flexibility to explore Victoria at your own pace during your 2.5-hour adventure.

Audio Guide Details

The immersive audio guide takes you on a captivating journey through Victoria’s history, from its indigenous roots to the Victorian era.

Tailored to your pace, the GPS-powered playback ensures you never miss a beat as you stroll through the city’s landmarks.

Explore the Inner Harbour , Old Town, and Chinatown, uncovering the stories behind Victoria’s oldest shops, banks, and pubs.

The audio guide is available in English and can be downloaded for offline use, providing a seamless and flexible experience.

Just download the VoiceMap app, and you’re ready to embark on a self-guided adventure through this enchanting city.

Tour Duration and Flexibility

With a total duration of 2.5 hours, the Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide provides ample time to immerse ourselves in the city’s rich history and landmarks.

The tour’s flexible pacing allows us to complete the route in 90 minutes or linger at stops of interest. We can also take breaks and revisit locations at our own leisure, thanks to the app’s offline access and downloadable maps.

This flexibility ensures we can tailor the experience to our preferences and explore Victoria at a comfortable pace. Whether we’re avid historians or simply seeking a leisurely stroll, the Victoria audio guide offers an adaptable and enriching way to discover the city.

• Flexible 2.5-hour duration
• 90-minute route or linger at will
• Offline access and downloadable maps

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we think you'll like.

• Bike Victoria: 3-Hour City Highlights Tour & Coastal Ride
• Victoria: Sip, Savor, Stroll Evening Food Tour
• Victoria: Panoramic Seaplane Tour
• Victoria: Tips-Based City Highlights Walking Tour | 2.5-Hour
• From Vancouver: Scenic Seaplane Transfer to Victoria
• Victoria Delicious Donut Adventure by Underground Donut Tour

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Take the Tour in a Group?

We can take the tour in a group, as the tour allows flexibility to explore at our own pace. The audio guide can be shared among members, making it a fun and engaging group activity.

How Long Does the Download of the App Take?

Downloading the VoiceMap app should take just a few minutes. It’s a simple process, and we’d recommend doing it before you head out to ensure a seamless tour experience. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices.

Is the Audio Guide Available in Multiple Languages?

The audio guide is available in English, so we can enjoy the informative content during our leisurely stroll through Victoria’s historic sights. While additional language options aren’t mentioned, the tour’s flexibility allows us to explore at our own pace.

Can I Use My Own Device for the Audio Playback?

Sure, you can use your own smartphone and headphones for the audio playback. The tour is compatible with both Android and iOS devices, so you’ll have no trouble accessing the guide on your personal device.

Is There an Option to Pause the Tour and Resume Later?

You can definitely pause the tour and resume it later. The VoiceMap app allows you to stop the audio guide anytime and pick up where you left off during your exploration. This gives you the flexibility to take breaks as needed.

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Enjoy Victoria’s captivating history with the "Victoria: City Exploration In-App Audio Guide." This GPS-enabled tour provides an enriching, flexible experience to uncover the city’s indigenous roots and Victorian landmarks. With offline access and lifetime usage, you can explore Victoria’s vibrant culture at your own pace, whether in 90 minutes or over 2.5 hours. Discover the city’s rich heritage through insightful audio commentary .

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