Discover Vancouver Sightseeing Bus & Boat Tour

• Kick off your adventure at Canada Place and Jack Poole Plaza, where you’ll see the iconic Olympic Cauldron, a lasting legacy of Vancouver’s 2010 Winter Games
• Head over to Stanley Park, where you’ll encounter the First Nations Totem Poles collection, and have the chance to join your guide for an optional walking tour. Uncover the history and stories of the Indigenous peoples of the land
• Stop at Prospect Point to admire panoramic views of the Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore Mountains
• Then, enjoy a driving tour featuring Vancouver’s must-see spots, from the sandy shores of English Bay and the lively West End to the False Creek waterfront and historic Gastown, the city’s original neighborhood known for its famous steam clock
• Ride a glass elevator up the Vancouver Lookout, where sweeping, 360-degree views of the city await (admission included)
• Visit Granville Island, a charming urban oasis brimming with things to do. Enjoy some free time for lunch and a bit of shopping, explore the bustling public market, browse art galleries, or unwind with a coffee as you take in the waterfront views of False Creek
• Join a City and Seals Boat Tour departing from Granville Island (included). Learn about local history while you discover the marine wildlife off Vancouver’s shores. You can also upgrade to a Granite Falls Tour for an additional cost
• Return to your preferred pick-up location at approximately 5:30pm, or purchase Vancouver attraction tickets at our office to continue your adventure

*Photo courtesy of ©Vancouver Water Adventures

Begin your journey at two of Vancouver’s iconic waterfront landmarks: Canada Place and Jack Poole Plaza. Shaped like a sailing ship, Canada Place embodies Canadian pride and serves as a central hub for tourism. Right next door, Jack Poole Plaza offers stunning views of the harbor and mountains and is home to the Olympic Cauldron, a symbol of the 2010 Winter Games and the four host First Nations. This area captures the spirit of Vancouver’s cultural energy and beauty.

Explore Stanley Park, a treasured Vancouver landmark and coastal rainforest alive with diverse plant life and towering trees, framed by mountain views and cityscapes. At Brockton Point, discover First Nations Totem Poles, each with intricate carvings representing Indigenous Nations, including some from the 1880s. Join an optional guided walking tour of Brockton Point and along the seawall for additional insights. Continues to the lookout in Prospect Point, where you’ll take in breathtaking views of Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore Mountains.

Leaving Stanley Park, head into Vancouver’s lively urban core. The West End, a trendy neighborhood, offers a unique blend of city life and scenic beauty. At English Bay, or First Beach, you’ll find sandy shores and stunning sunset views. This spot is also famous for the annual Polar Bear Swim, where brave participants have taken a New Year’s Day plunge since 1920.

Continue your bus tour through False Creek and historic Gastown. False Creek provides unique city views from all directions and is home to the iconic Science World, a geodesic dome originally built for Expo 86 and now a beloved science center. In Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest district, stroll along cobblestone streets and catch a glimpse of the famous steam clock, a charming nod to the city’s past amid its modern skyline.

This 168-meter tower, an easily recognizable landmark, provides unbeatable views of Vancouver. From the top, take in the city’s mix of urban skyline, North Shore Mountains, and the glistening Pacific Ocean. A swift glass-elevator ride brings you up, where you can capture photos, enjoy the sights, and get an impressive overview of this beautiful coastal city.

Cross the bridge to Granville Island, a charming peninsula in the heart of Vancouver. Known for its bustling public market filled with fresh produce, artisanal foods, and handcrafted items, this area invites you to wander its vibrant streets. You’ll have free time to browse galleries, shops, and choose a perfect spot for lunch.

For the last stop of your tour ,climb aboard a Zodiac boat for a thrilling ride along Vancouver’s stunning waterfront. Your journey will take you past scenic landmarks like Stanley Park, Siwash Rock, Lighthouse Park, and into the lively waters of False Creek. Along the way, visit a bustling seal colony and soak in incredible views of West Vancouver, including luxury celebrity homes. Your guide will share fascinating stories about local history, geology, and the beauty of Howe Sound, adding depth to this unforgettable coastal experience.