

by Wild BC Tours and Guiding
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$454.20This private tour begins with a pickup from the hotel in Vancouver and a ride in a Classic Cadillac Touring limo. The guide drives the group to Stanley Park, where there is time to see the totem poles and views of the city skyline, harbor, and Lions Gate Bridge. Next, the tour continues to the Lions Gate Bridge for a closer look at the entrance to Vancouver Harbour. The group then visits Gastown, the city’s oldest business district, to learn about its history and the origin of its name. After Gastown, the tour moves on to Chinatown, one of North America’s largest, known for its shops and herbal medicine vendors. The guide then takes the group to Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s highest point, featuring views of downtown and the North Shore mountains along with a sunken garden. The final stop is Granville Island, an artists’ neighborhood with a large public market. Hotel pickup and drop-off, local taxes, and the limo ride are included, while food, drinks, and gratuities are not. This tour lasts about four hours and offers flexible time at each location, with a private guide providing commentary throughout.
Stanley Park
Visit Stanley Park to see views of the city skyline, harbor, and mountains. The stop includes a display of totem poles and a view of the Lions Gate Bridge spanning the inlet entrance. The stop lasts about 25 minutes.
25 min
Lions Gate Bridge
Stop for about 20 minutes to see views of the entrance to Vancouver Harbour from the Lions Gate Bridge.
20 min
Gastown
Spend around 20 minutes in Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest business district. The guide shares the story of the district’s name, which comes from a long-winded bartender. The area has been refurbished but retains its historical character.
20 min
Chinatown
Visit Chinatown, the third largest in North America, known for its variety of shops and herbal medicine vendors. The stop length is flexible and not fixed.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Stop for about 20 minutes at Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in Vancouver. The site offers views of downtown and the North Shore mountains as well as a sunken garden.
20 min
Granville Island
Spend about 20 minutes on Granville Island, an artists’ neighborhood with a large public market and various art-related shops.
20 min


by Wild BC Tours and Guiding
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$454.20This private tour begins with a pickup from the hotel in Vancouver and a ride in a Classic Cadillac Touring limo. The guide drives the group to Stanley Park, where there is time to see the totem poles and views of the city skyline, harbor, and Lions Gate Bridge. Next, the tour continues to the Lions Gate Bridge for a closer look at the entrance to Vancouver Harbour. The group then visits Gastown, the city’s oldest business district, to learn about its history and the origin of its name. After Gastown, the tour moves on to Chinatown, one of North America’s largest, known for its shops and herbal medicine vendors. The guide then takes the group to Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s highest point, featuring views of downtown and the North Shore mountains along with a sunken garden. The final stop is Granville Island, an artists’ neighborhood with a large public market. Hotel pickup and drop-off, local taxes, and the limo ride are included, while food, drinks, and gratuities are not. This tour lasts about four hours and offers flexible time at each location, with a private guide providing commentary throughout.
Stanley Park
Visit Stanley Park to see views of the city skyline, harbor, and mountains. The stop includes a display of totem poles and a view of the Lions Gate Bridge spanning the inlet entrance. The stop lasts about 25 minutes.
25 min
Lions Gate Bridge
Stop for about 20 minutes to see views of the entrance to Vancouver Harbour from the Lions Gate Bridge.
20 min
Gastown
Spend around 20 minutes in Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest business district. The guide shares the story of the district’s name, which comes from a long-winded bartender. The area has been refurbished but retains its historical character.
20 min
Chinatown
Visit Chinatown, the third largest in North America, known for its variety of shops and herbal medicine vendors. The stop length is flexible and not fixed.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Stop for about 20 minutes at Queen Elizabeth Park, the highest point in Vancouver. The site offers views of downtown and the North Shore mountains as well as a sunken garden.
20 min
Granville Island
Spend about 20 minutes on Granville Island, an artists’ neighborhood with a large public market and various art-related shops.
20 min