Downtown Vancouver, 溫哥華的獨特新鮮事

Small groups led by a local guide! This fun and safe bike tour is 'geared' to give you an intimate, up-close and personal meet & greet with Vancouver. Through stories and sights, you'll understand why Vancouver is one of the most beautiful and livable cities in the world. We'll get in touch with it's culture, nature, history, famous landmarks, and local hidden gems. Highlights include: -Stanley Park -Granville Island (tour includes ferry ticket) -Gastown -Chinatown -City Center -English Bay Beach -Olympic Village Vancouver is a city that begs to be explored on 2 wheels. We have one of the world's longest waterfront bike paths and one of the most impressive bike route networks of any city in North America. We'll be biking at a leisurely/slow pace and making 'brakes' along the way for photos. I'll show you some of the best places to capture Vancouver's essence. From the majestic forest of Stanley Park to the modern city center, you'll see it all!

Our tour will take us through mossy forests and fern beds, across a suspension bridge, floating a hundred feet above Lynn Canyon with stunning views of waterfalls and alongside the river to hidden pools that offer the perfect place for a snack of Salmon and Cedar tea. We begin our journey on the world renown Baden Powell Trail, as we follow its winding path through a forest of towering trees Lynn Creek appears alongside us. This trail will deliver us to the Suspension Bridge giving us the chance to gaze into the canyon below taking in the impressive waterfalls from a bird's eye view. The east side of the creek sits above the canyon in a more mature forest and delivers us to Twin Falls a smaller double waterfall. After a short climb, we return to the Suspension Bridge on route to a river beach to brew a little Cedar tea and nibble on candied salmon. Our journey is approximately 5km in length and includes short steep sections with well made wooden steps. The walk is a beautiful figure 8 loop helping us to capture the magic of the canyon while seeing new terrain throughout. Sunset tours include an increased chance of wildlife sightings such as Bears or Owls. Headlamps are provided. Other things to note Please note that this is a non smoking tour. This is due to fire risk in the canyon. Dogs are welcome on this tour! Leash required.

We are happy to welcome you on our beautiful 2011 50 foot Jeanneau Sailboat that is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. We depart Mosquito Creek and motor out of Vancouver Harbour into Burrard Inlet. You will see Coal Harbour, Stanley Park and unique views of downtown from the water. Once we pass under the Lions Gate Bridge we'll set sail and enjoy stunning views of the Vancouver area, Passage and Bowen Islands, Point Atkinson, West Vancouver, Howe Sound and even Georgia Straight. Sit back and relax whilst we serve up a light snack and a selection of Beers, Ciders and assortment of alcoholic beverages as you enjoy the views of English Bay. We have water and pop available for the minors, tea and coffee as well. If you're the more adventurous type, we can put you to work and teach you the basics of how to sail, trimming the sails and even take the helm. After 2 hours on the water pack up the sails and motor back to Mosquito Creek and the picturesque views of Coal Harbour. We offer all kinds of other experiences if your looking for something more private or don't see a date that works for your group. Please reach out and well do our best to create a unique and once in a lifetime experience! We have a covered cockpit should we see showers. We only cancel due to unsafe conditions.

Hello travelers and curious locals! First, we want to give a big thanks to you for finding our experience. You've just found one of the top-rated bike tours in beautiful Vancouver. Get ready for serious cycling fun as we bring you to the city's top outdoor gems. You'll be taken on an immersive experience with a 3-hour adventure, seeing and experiencing what many Canadians and people around the globe cherish as the most beautiful and accessible Old Growth Forest in the world. This carefully selected route will take you into Vancouver's west end, one of the city's top places to cycle. It's a gorgeous part of town to ride and a great way to warm up and get the blood flowing. Then we will take you to the stunning Stanley Park. This 1000-acre park is world-renowned for its incredible beauty, history and activities. We will see the First Nations mighty totem poles, English Bay, Lord Stanley's Statue, while we ride on the world famous Seawall. You will hear stories of the rich history of Stanley Park and find hidden gems known only by locals. Join us for a relaxing, entertaining and educational cycle through the magnificent green Oasis of Vancouver, Stanley Park. Please Note: The 3-hour bike tour requires moderate skill and confidence on a bike The bike rental, helmet, and lock are included in the experience. E-Bike upgrade $45 Our adventure starts at Spokes Bicycle Rentals

Discover the jaw-dropping beauty – and sinister stories – of Stanley Park. Behind those majestic forests, picturesque gardens and stunning beaches lies a history of buried treasure, shocking crime scenes, and the ghostly lore of Deadman’s Island. You’ll explore the famous seawall, dark forested trails, historic totem poles, notorious crime scenes and more! As you stroll along with your guide Glenn, Aman, Aislynn, Will, or Rowan, you'll hear the inside story of one of the world's most remarkable parks. Meeting your guide outside the Vancouver Aquarium you’ll soon venture down a path beneath towering groves of Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas Fir, some hundreds of years old -- a genuine Pacific Northwest forest experience. After a tale of long lost treasure, you’ll pop out onto the famous seawall to discover the secret history of Deadman’s Island. You’ll see Stanley Park’s world famous totem poles close up, before you stroll the seawall with its jaw-dropping views of downtown and the north shore mountains. You’ll find the long lost indigenous village of Xwayxway and end your tour with a shocking tale of true crime. From there it’s a short stroll back to the start point with your guide! Other things to note: we operate rain or shine, please to be sure to dress for the weather!

Join us for an action packed day exploring the forest of Lynn Canyon Park & the breathtaking valley of Pitt Meadows. We start the day with a leisurely hike through Lynn Canyon Park. Crossing the 50m high suspension bridge allows a panoramic view over the canyon, forest & raging waters below. Leaving the bridge, we enter into the ancient rain-forest and take a stroll beneath the towering trees above. We join the Baden Powell Trail and learn some interesting facts about the rain-forest and local ecosystem. Following the hike, we take the short drive out to Pitt Meadows. Here we enjoy a fresh and healthy lunch before we begin our bicycle ride along the beautiful dikes & farmland. Pitt Meadows is located in the lower Fraser valley, 50 km from downtown Vancouver & surrounded by the glorious mountains of Golden Ears & Pinecone Burke Provincial parks. We are delighted to be the sole tour operator with access to the stunning Trans Canada Trail located at Pitt Meadows, BC. The Trans Canada trail is the longest recreational trail in the world and spans the entire width of Canada. Enjoy the colorful surrounding farmland, fauna and blooming meadows as we pedal along the majestic trail. Other things to note Bring your own camera/cellphone for photos, sunglasses and sunscreen, loose fitting comfortable clothes or sportswear, sneakers or any closed footwear.

We'll ride to Mt. Seymour or Cypress Provincial Park where I'll take you on one of the scenic hiking trails. All of our hikes end with a spectacular view of the city or the Howe Sound. Lunch break will be enjoyed at the top of the mountain with great ocean views and some fun nature games. Other things to note Wear weather appropriate hiking shoes and layered outfits for more flexibility with temperatures; bring lunch and water and a big bucket of laughter!

We will share an interpretive walking tour with you in beautiful Stanley Park as you learn and experience how our tribes have utilized the land for food, medicine, and technology. You'll walk through the guided trails, seeing firsthand lush trees and a diversity of plants while gaining new knowledge of our Indigenous perspectives and history. Arrive early. This is a walking tour, 2.2 km (1 m), & requires moderate mobility. Please dress for the weather. Layers are great. Bring a camera, sunscreen, & an umbrella if raining. Good walking shoes are recommended Please be advised that a different host may conduct your tour.

How do you make a great Vancouver bike ride even better? Hop on a comfy e-bike and see the city in style! Climb higher and ride easier on high-quality electric-powered bikes, accompanied by your local-expert tour guide. Beginning at our bike shop in the heart of Downtown Vancouver, we'll get you fitted and walk you through how to use these fun and user-friendly electric bikes. Then we'll join the protected bikeway towards the world-famous Seawall, passing the Vancouver Convention Centre with views of the North Shore mountains. There will be plenty of stops along the way for storytelling and photo ops. We'll carry on into Stanley Park to learn about the breathtaking coastal rainforest and First Nations history. We'll cruise uphill with ease through forest trails to the lookout at Prospect Point, then wind our way down through the trails to check out the city's beaches. Riding along False Creek and into Yaletown and Olympic Village, we'll learn about the city's development and architecture. Then we'll explore the historic neighbourhoods of Chinatown and Gastown, before arriving back at the shop Downtown. Enjoy expert storytelling about the history, ecology, geography and culture of the region in a fun and casual format, all while experiencing the fun of e-bikes and the beautiful views. Leave with local recommendations for restaurants and activities for the rest of your trip. Other things to note A minimum of two guests is required for this activity to operate. Please note: Tipping tour guides in Canada is customary and always appreciated. It's not mandatory but is the best way to show your guide that you had a great experience and encourages the exceptional service that they provide.

Dive into the heart of BC's coastal lands with an eco-tour that goes beyond a mere nature walk — it's a deep immersion into the world of "Forest to Table Cuisine". Set amidst the serene beauty of Stanley Park, this journey allows you to taste nature's abundance while truly living it. Each flavor and location narrates a tale of the region's rich past and vibrant present, offering an unforgettable sense of place for all who partake. Kick off your adventure with a restorative session of forest bathing in the tranquil woods, then transition to the inviting shores of pristine beaches, readying your senses for the culinary delights ahead. Guided by your local naturalist and wild food culinary expert, you'll experience innovative dishes that place a premium on local, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients. As you meander through forested trails, unique tastings await: earthy wild mushrooms paired with sea asparagus, a diverse array of smoked salmon, and soothing Spruce Tip Tea. Your trail leads you back to the beach for a grand seafood platter, perfectly situated to enjoy the coastal ambiance. Conclude your sensory journey with forest berry tarts, their hazelnut crust adorned with wild rose petals, capturing the essence of Stanley Park. Rooted in tradition yet inspired by culinary innovations, this experience creates a lasting sense of place, especially for the discerning foodie.

Small groups led by a local guide! This fun and safe bike tour is 'geared' to give you an intimate, up-close and personal meet & greet with Vancouver. Through stories and sights, you'll understand why Vancouver is one of the most beautiful and livable cities in the world. We'll get in touch with it's culture, nature, history, famous landmarks, and local hidden gems. Highlights include: -Stanley Park -Granville Island (tour includes ferry ticket) -Gastown -Chinatown -City Center -English Bay Beach -Olympic Village Vancouver is a city that begs to be explored on 2 wheels. We have one of the world's longest waterfront bike paths and one of the most impressive bike route networks of any city in North America. We'll be biking at a leisurely/slow pace and making 'brakes' along the way for photos. I'll show you some of the best places to capture Vancouver's essence. From the majestic forest of Stanley Park to the modern city center, you'll see it all!

Immerse yourself in the chilling dramas of historic Gastown as you venture into Vancouver's earliest and most gruesome history on this 90-minute walking tour. Follow the lamplight of your guide as you discover the terror of a Great Fire that ate up Gastown in minutes, the long forgotten plague of smallpox, and the unsolved murder of John Bray. Designed for adult audiences, the experience is both a walking tour and a theatre piece. Your guide is a professional actor, performing in character throughout. Every story is grounded in documented Vancouver history, taken from the city archives. The plot line is woven together as the tragic tale of one person's life, ending in a dramatic finale in Gastown's Maple Tree Square. Every one of Gastown's must-see sites and landmarks is visited on the walk, the oldest hotel, the Gastown Steam Clock, you’ll see how Vancouver looked before and after the Great Fire, explore notorious Gaoler's Mews, and walk down the back alleys of Water Street to famous Maple Tree Square. Do not expect a ghost tour or conventional walking tour – this is a performance experience that will pull you so deep into the swirling lamplight and darkened alleys of Gastown’s murky past, you may have a hard time finding your way back out…

Our tour will take us through mossy forests and fern beds, across a suspension bridge, floating a hundred feet above Lynn Canyon with stunning views of waterfalls and alongside the river to hidden pools that offer the perfect place for a snack of Salmon and Cedar tea. We begin our journey on the world renown Baden Powell Trail, as we follow its winding path through a forest of towering trees Lynn Creek appears alongside us. This trail will deliver us to the Suspension Bridge giving us the chance to gaze into the canyon below taking in the impressive waterfalls from a bird's eye view. The east side of the creek sits above the canyon in a more mature forest and delivers us to Twin Falls a smaller double waterfall. After a short climb, we return to the Suspension Bridge on route to a river beach to brew a little Cedar tea and nibble on candied salmon. Our journey is approximately 5km in length and includes short steep sections with well made wooden steps. The walk is a beautiful figure 8 loop helping us to capture the magic of the canyon while seeing new terrain throughout. Sunset tours include an increased chance of wildlife sightings such as Bears or Owls. Headlamps are provided. Other things to note Please note that this is a non smoking tour. This is due to fire risk in the canyon. Dogs are welcome on this tour! Leash required.

What makes Vancouver so endeared by visitors who come here? It is the incredible natural beauty that engulfs every single corner of the city. A visit here without taking in some of this natural beauty is a missed opportunity. This tour offers those that participate, an overload of stunning, natural wonders, Old growth rainforest, waterfalls, suspension bridge, stunning pools of water, beautiful creek, and endless trails through all of it. We make this tour simple to participate with curb side pickup and drop off service and moderate 9km hike.

It's time for Vancouver's secrets to come out of the closet. From drag kings and two spirit warriors, to queer church ministers and transgender crime fighters, this walking tour is a celebration of the unsung heroes who forever changed the social fabric of Vancouver Meet your guide - the man in pink! - outside Trees Organic Coffee at 930 Burrard Street. You'll embark on a 2 hour adventure into the LGBTQ2+ history and culture of this West Coast metropolis. Start in the heart of Downtown Vancouver on Burrard Street, where you'll discover some of Vancouver's earliest LGBTQ+ pioneers. Weave a path through Imperial Court coronations, drag kings at the Quadra, gay ministers at the United Church, the myth of Patient Zero, the GRID crisis, and visit urban oasis Nelson Park, until you find yourself in the gaybourhood on Davie Street. The walking tour strolls the historic tree-lined West End as you discover the city's earliest Pride parade, Jim Deva Plaza, bookstore bombings, a transgender campaigner who blew the whistle on the biggest crime in Vancouver history. You’ll finish right in the middle of the action in the Davie St. village with its variety of bars and restaurants. The perfect place to enjoy a cocktail as you reflect on your afternoon's adventure.

We will share an interpretive walking tour with you in beautiful Stanley Park as you learn and experience how our tribes have utilized the land for food, medicine, and technology. You'll walk through the guided trails, seeing firsthand lush trees and a diversity of plants while gaining new knowledge of our Indigenous perspectives and history. Arrive early. This is a walking tour, 2.2 km (1 m), & requires moderate mobility. Please dress for the weather. Layers are great. Bring a camera, sunscreen, & an umbrella if raining. Good walking shoes are recommended Please be advised that a different host may conduct your tour.

We are happy to welcome you on our beautiful 2011 50 foot Jeanneau Sailboat that is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. We depart Mosquito Creek and motor out of Vancouver Harbour into Burrard Inlet. You will see Coal Harbour, Stanley Park and unique views of downtown from the water. Once we pass under the Lions Gate Bridge we'll set sail and enjoy stunning views of the Vancouver area, Passage and Bowen Islands, Point Atkinson, West Vancouver, Howe Sound and even Georgia Straight. Sit back and relax whilst we serve up a light snack and a selection of Beers, Ciders and assortment of alcoholic beverages as you enjoy the views of English Bay. We have water and pop available for the minors, tea and coffee as well. If you're the more adventurous type, we can put you to work and teach you the basics of how to sail, trimming the sails and even take the helm. After 2 hours on the water pack up the sails and motor back to Mosquito Creek and the picturesque views of Coal Harbour. We offer all kinds of other experiences if your looking for something more private or don't see a date that works for your group. Please reach out and well do our best to create a unique and once in a lifetime experience! We have a covered cockpit should we see showers. We only cancel due to unsafe conditions.

Hello travelers and curious locals! First, we want to give a big thanks to you for finding our experience. You've just found one of the top-rated bike tours in beautiful Vancouver. Get ready for serious cycling fun as we bring you to the city's top outdoor gems. You'll be taken on an immersive experience with a 3-hour adventure, seeing and experiencing what many Canadians and people around the globe cherish as the most beautiful and accessible Old Growth Forest in the world. This carefully selected route will take you into Vancouver's west end, one of the city's top places to cycle. It's a gorgeous part of town to ride and a great way to warm up and get the blood flowing. Then we will take you to the stunning Stanley Park. This 1000-acre park is world-renowned for its incredible beauty, history and activities. We will see the First Nations mighty totem poles, English Bay, Lord Stanley's Statue, while we ride on the world famous Seawall. You will hear stories of the rich history of Stanley Park and find hidden gems known only by locals. Join us for a relaxing, entertaining and educational cycle through the magnificent green Oasis of Vancouver, Stanley Park. Please Note: The 3-hour bike tour requires moderate skill and confidence on a bike The bike rental, helmet, and lock are included in the experience. E-Bike upgrade $45 Our adventure starts at Spokes Bicycle Rentals

We will walk around some hidden gems of Vancouver and I will be taking your beautiful portrait photographs. You can either choose one of these adventures as an option or make it custom based according to your preferences. 1. If you love the beaches, we can go to Jericho Beach . 2. For a mix of city & waterfront experience, we can walk around Gastown and Canada Place. 3. If you love the arts, then we can walk around the colorful streets in Granville Island 4. We can go to the seawall around Science World and capture downtown Vancouver skyline. Special Location: 1.5 hour walk across Stanley Park Seawall from Third Beach to Lions Gate Bridge $250 per person. If you don't choose, Default is 2nd option. I will be sending you up to 20 edited photos which will be ready after a week from the day of the experience. These photos will be digital and are perfect for posting on social media & share with your family and friends. This will be a good way to have your travel memories You can also get all the unedited RAW photos for additional charge of 100 USD. I would love to meet you & not only offer you a service, but an experience & a new friend in Vancouver. I wish that you can fall more in love with my city and that my service makes you feel like you are in another home, even if you are far from home. Please contact me in case you don't see the dates and available timings.

Our tour begins outside 49th Parallel Cafe in beautiful downtown Vancouver. One of Vancouver’s most popular coffee and donut shops, 49th Parallel is home to some of the most aesthetic and tasty donuts you'll ever see. From there, we'll take a leisurely walk down Bute Street and along the water, discussing Vancouver's vibrant history while appreciating incredible waterfront views. We'll then visit a hidden gem - Giovane Cafe. At Giovane, we'll experience unique Italian and Austrian-inspired donuts. After that, we'll be walking through parts of historic downtown Vancouver before reaching our third stop, Breka Bakery. Another Vancouver staple, Breka Bakery has a wide selection of Vancouver's best donuts. To finish off our tour, we'll dive into picturesque Gastown to visit the famous Lee's Donuts. What better way to end than taking in the Gastown Steam Clock with a donut in hand? We hope you can join us soon!

Discover the jaw-dropping beauty – and sinister stories – of Stanley Park. Behind those majestic forests, picturesque gardens and stunning beaches lies a history of buried treasure, shocking crime scenes, and the ghostly lore of Deadman’s Island. You’ll explore the famous seawall, dark forested trails, historic totem poles, notorious crime scenes and more! As you stroll along with your guide Glenn, Aman, Aislynn, Will, or Rowan, you'll hear the inside story of one of the world's most remarkable parks. Meeting your guide outside the Vancouver Aquarium you’ll soon venture down a path beneath towering groves of Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas Fir, some hundreds of years old -- a genuine Pacific Northwest forest experience. After a tale of long lost treasure, you’ll pop out onto the famous seawall to discover the secret history of Deadman’s Island. You’ll see Stanley Park’s world famous totem poles close up, before you stroll the seawall with its jaw-dropping views of downtown and the north shore mountains. You’ll find the long lost indigenous village of Xwayxway and end your tour with a shocking tale of true crime. From there it’s a short stroll back to the start point with your guide! Other things to note: we operate rain or shine, please to be sure to dress for the weather!

Join us on a 75-minute leisurely 1.1 km walk along the iconic seawall of Stanley Park. This culturally enriched Indigenous tour of history starts at the Stanley Park Information Booth. Along the way you will enjoy the unique Indigenous stories, oral history and perspectives of our shared city, its early developments and our world-renowned Stanley Park. This place has been the home to our peoples and tribes for thousands of years and we would like to share our rich history with you. This tour will have several stops along the way; your guide-ambassador will share how the Salish Sea has provided our people with a sustainable intact society for countless generations. The tour will conclude at the Stanley Park Totem Poles where we will highlight the history and stories of the carved cedar totems, our story poles. We will share the stories of the artists and the West Coast people. 75 minutes will go fast and you will go away with fascinating indigenous stories of this city, and a deeper awareness and an enriched understanding of the Indigenous people of this region, our way of life, our art, legends and our sacred relationship to the land and our ancestors. Bring your camera, water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses. In the cooler months, we recommend you dress warmly and wear rain-resistant clothing. Please be advised that a different host may conduct your tour.

Vancouver has a huge craft beer scene and is considered the best in Canada! Join me on a neighbourhood culture crawl among Vancouver's most interesting local breweries. Learn about the craft beer movement and the culture that surrounds it while enjoying beer tastings only available in Vancouver. We'll start with unique access to a historic local brewery to see, smell, taste and learn the basics of 4 seemingly simple ingredients that create over 100+ distinct styles of beer in the world. We'll enjoy a hand crafted beer recipe that is exactly what beer tasted like centuries ago. As we enjoy a light walk downhill to visit 2 other very different breweries in the neighbourhood, I'll explain how the craft beer subculture was recently revived and why it's quickly gaining in popularity. Our beer tastings will include stories of popular American craft beers styles of today - many of the beers we taste are small batch, meaning they're only available in the breweries we visit. No doubt we'll likely get into some healthy banter over which ones are the best. Whether you’re brand new to craft beer or a veteran, you’re sure to enjoy these very local and very tasty beverages while meeting the people who make it.

Hello Beer and Street Art Enthusiasts, Get ready for a stroll through Vancouver's Mount Pleasant. You’ll experience an art and beer-filled experience you'll be buzzing about for years to come. In this carefully selected route, you’ll see some of the city's most fabulous murals and have craft beer from some of the best breweries in town. Our tour begins at Olympic Village Square. We'll make introductions & connect with the history of the area to get started. After, we’ll head on out to our first art pieces, seeing some of the coolest murals Vancouver has to offer. Next, The Beaumont Studios, a city gem where over 40 artist studios operate. While at the Beaumont Studios, we’ll have some cold beverages for us from a local craft brewery. Then, we’ll go through the Beaumont Studios, where you’ll meet artists who operate out of this creative hub. Next, we’ll continue our stroll through Mount Pleasant, where you’ll see more incredible pieces of art and the stories that go with them. Our winding trajectory will lead to the next couple of beer samplings straight from the taps at Electric Bicycle Brewing, Faculty Brewing, or similar. This tour will connect you with the history, art and craft beer of the area, and you’ll see why Mount Pleasant is the hippest neighbourhood of Vancouver. It's a time well spent, and we can't wait to show you around. Cheers to good company!

Stroll through the heart of Downtown Vancouver to discover the riveting stories of glamour, scandal, and deceit behind the city’s most beautiful architecture. Your guide Glenn, Will, Rachel, or Rob will share the remarkable story of each building you visit, including the tales of fame, scandal, and murder hidden within their elegant walls. Your walking tour also includes stops for three delectable delights from some of Vancouver's best bakeries and chocolatiers, the perfect complement to your adventure into the city’s early twentieth century history. This walking tour is a must-do for both those with a sweet tooth, and history buffs alike! Be prepared to walk, learn, look, laugh, and enjoy some of the best gourmet goodies Vancouver has to offer! Other things to note: - This experience lasts 2-2.5 hours. - There's an opportunity for a bathroom break around the halfway mark. - ALLERGIES AND DIETARY RESTRICTIONS: Please note, the treats served on this tour may contain gluten, eggs, dairy, and nuts, and are prepared in kitchens where these and other common allergens are present. If you have allergies or dietary restrictions, attend at your own discretion. Get a taste of Vancouver history storytelling (without the treats) on any of our other walking tours!