



by Canadian Coastal
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$270.30This three-hour afternoon sailing tour departs from the docks in Squamish, located about 40 minutes north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway. The tour takes place on a 40-foot sailboat on Howe Sound, Canada’s southernmost fjord. After leaving the dock, the boat sails under the Stawamus Chief granite monolith and passes Shannon Falls. Participants have the opportunity to assist with sailing tasks such as steering and adjusting the sails, regardless of prior experience. The route explores the northern part of Howe Sound, offering views of the sea and the Coastal and Tantalus mountain ranges. There are several stops suitable for taking photographs. Wildlife sightings, including dolphins or orcas, are possible during the tour. Carbonated beverages and all necessary safety equipment are included.
Drive towards Squamish on highway 99, also known as the Sea-to-Sky highway. Look for the McDonalds and turn south onto Cleveland Ave. Pass through downtown and turn left on Vancouver St at the end of Cleveland Ave. The docks are straight ahead. Park in the gravel lot and we'll meet you on the pier.
End point
Drive towards Squamish on highway 99, also known as the Sea-to-Sky highway. Look for the McDonalds and turn south onto Cleveland Ave. Pass through downtown and turn left on Vancouver St at the end of Cleveland Ave. The docks are straight ahead. Park in the gravel lot and we'll meet you on the pier.




by Canadian Coastal
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$270.30This three-hour afternoon sailing tour departs from the docks in Squamish, located about 40 minutes north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway. The tour takes place on a 40-foot sailboat on Howe Sound, Canada’s southernmost fjord. After leaving the dock, the boat sails under the Stawamus Chief granite monolith and passes Shannon Falls. Participants have the opportunity to assist with sailing tasks such as steering and adjusting the sails, regardless of prior experience. The route explores the northern part of Howe Sound, offering views of the sea and the Coastal and Tantalus mountain ranges. There are several stops suitable for taking photographs. Wildlife sightings, including dolphins or orcas, are possible during the tour. Carbonated beverages and all necessary safety equipment are included.
Drive towards Squamish on highway 99, also known as the Sea-to-Sky highway. Look for the McDonalds and turn south onto Cleveland Ave. Pass through downtown and turn left on Vancouver St at the end of Cleveland Ave. The docks are straight ahead. Park in the gravel lot and we'll meet you on the pier.
End point
Drive towards Squamish on highway 99, also known as the Sea-to-Sky highway. Look for the McDonalds and turn south onto Cleveland Ave. Pass through downtown and turn left on Vancouver St at the end of Cleveland Ave. The docks are straight ahead. Park in the gravel lot and we'll meet you on the pier.