Discover Vancouver Winter City Tour

• Start your day at the iconic Canada Place and Jack Poole Plaza, where you’ll see the Olympic Cauldron and enjoy waterfront views. Then, head into the serenity of Stanley Park to explore the First Nations Totem Poles and take in panoramic sights at Prospect Point.
• Continue your journey with a scenic drive through the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, including the beachfront of English Bay, the lively West End, and historic Gastown—home of the famous steam clock.
• Visit Vanier Park in Kitsilano for an unbeatable photo stop before crossing False Creek to Granville Island. Enjoy time to explore the market, browse art galleries, or grab lunch with a waterfront view.
• Pass by Olympic Village and Science World before wrapping up the tour back downtown at Canada Place around 2:30 PM—leaving you with a true insider’s look at Vancouver’s charm, culture, and natural beauty.

Begin your journey at Canada Place, an architectural landmark on Vancouver’s waterfront that resembles a sailing ship. Adjacent to it is Jack Poole Plaza, home to the Olympic Cauldron from the 2010 Winter Games. Take in sweeping views of the harbor and learn about the area’s symbolic connection to Canada’s identity and Indigenous heritage.

Explore the natural beauty and rich history of Stanley Park. At Brockton Point, admire traditional Coast Salish totem poles and join your guide (optional) for a walking tour to uncover Indigenous stories of Vancouver’s original inhabitants. Then, stop at Prospect Point for spectacular winter views of Lions Gate Bridge and the North Shore Mountains.

Drive through the vibrant West End neighborhood and along English Bay, where the Pacific meets the city. This beachfront stretch is dotted with public art, scenic trails, and winter views of ocean and mountains that create a uniquely peaceful urban moment.

Pass through the historic cobblestone streets of Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood, home to the famous steam clock and heritage buildings. As you follow the shoreline of False Creek, enjoy views of Science World and Olympic Village—two landmarks of the city’s recent evolution.

Take a break at Granville Island, a cultural and culinary hotspot. Enjoy time on your own to browse the bustling public market, visit artisan shops, or grab a cozy lunch from local food vendors. Don’t forget to take in the waterfront views of False Creek before reboarding the coach.

At approximately 3:30 PM, your tour concludes back at Canada Place. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for Vancouver’s beauty, diversity, and stories—ready to explore more on your own or simply reflect on a memorable winter journey through the city.