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Seattle to Vancouver Urban and Scenic Day Trip
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Seattle to Vancouver Urban and Scenic Day Trip

by Jupiter Legend Corporation

10 hours
Seattle
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10 hours
Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
Language
English
Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
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2 adults × $198
All taxes and fees included

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10 hours
$396$440Save 10%
2 adults × $198
All taxes and fees included
10 hours
$396$440Save 10%
2 adults × $198
All taxes and fees included
10 hours
$396$440Save 10%
2 adults × $198
All taxes and fees included

Overview

This full-day bus tour lasting about 10 to 12 hours travels from Seattle to Vancouver and back. It includes transportation in comfortable vehicles suited to the group size and services of a professional driver and guide. The tour covers a variety of urban and natural sights in Vancouver, with an optional FlyOver Canada 4D ticket available. The trip begins with a northbound drive from Seattle, passing coastal and mountain scenery typical of the Pacific Northwest. Upon arrival in Vancouver, the tour visits Stanley Park, where guests have about an hour to walk forested trails, see waterfront views, and view the park’s totem poles. Next, the bus passes through Vancouver’s historic Chinatown district, offering views of its cultural and heritage architecture from the vehicle. The tour then stops at Canada Place, a waterfront landmark known for its sail-shaped roof and harbor views. Visitors may choose to pay extra for the FlyOver Canada 4D experience here, which simulates flying over various Canadian landscapes. Afterward, the group spends about 20 minutes at Gastown to see the steam clock, which whistles and emits steam every 15 minutes. The final Vancouver stop is Granville Island, where guests have an hour to explore the public market, shops, and waterfront area. The tour concludes with the return drive to Seattle.

Highlights

Travel by bus through Pacific Northwest scenery
Walk Stanley Park’s forest trails and waterfront
Drive through Vancouver’s historic Chinatown district
Stop at Canada Place with optional FlyOver Canada ticket
Visit Gastown steam clock for 20 minutes
Explore Granville Island public market and shops

What's included

FlyOver Canada ticket if selected with the price option
Professional driver and guide or driver-guide
Transportation in comfortable vehicles sized for the group

What's not included

Meals during the tour
Personal and other expenses not listed as included
Gratuities for driver or guide
FlyOver Canada ticket if not selected (tickets available from guide)
5% GST tax when paying with Canadian dollars

Itinerary

1

Drive from Seattle to Canada border

Depart Seattle heading north toward Canada, leaving city streets behind for coastal and mountain scenery typical of the Pacific Northwest. The ride is smooth and sets the day’s tone.

2

Arrival in Vancouver

Reach Vancouver, a city where ocean views, mountains, and urban life come together. It offers a mix of natural and cultural sights to explore.

3

Stanley Park

Spend about one hour walking in Stanley Park’s green spaces. The park features forest trails, views along the waterfront, and notable totem poles, all close to downtown Vancouver.

60 min

4

Chinatown Drive-by

Pass through one of North America’s oldest Chinatowns by bus, observing its historic buildings and cultural atmosphere from the vehicle.

5

Canada Place

Stop for about one hour at Canada Place, known for its sail-shaped roof and views of the harbor. Guests may choose to purchase tickets for the FlyOver Canada 4D ride here.

60 min

6

Gastown Steam Clock

Pause for 20 minutes at the historic steam clock in Gastown, a landmark that whistles and emits steam every 15 minutes, located in a popular historic district.

20 min

7

Granville Island

Spend one hour at Granville Island exploring the public market, local artisan shops, studios, and waterfront areas ideal for shopping or eating.

60 min

8

Return to Seattle

Travel back to Seattle after a day of sightseeing, completing the round trip with time to reflect on the places visited.

Meeting point

08:30AM Departure Seattle Public Library-Central Library; For customers who stay at Downtown Seattle hotels, this boarding location would be more convenience.

End point

08:30AM Departure Seattle Public Library-Central Library; For customers who stay at Downtown Seattle hotels, this boarding location would be more convenience.

Languages

English (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–12 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Pushchair and stroller friendly
Reachable by public transport
Infants travel on an adult's lap
Suitable for all fitness levels
Participants under 18 must be with an adult; pregnant women can join if under 24 weeks by tour end.
Bring comfortable clothing, sun protection, cash, and drinks for hydration.
Booking information must be accurate; a reachable phone number is required for communication.
Pre-purchased tickets or city passes are not accepted; buy tickets through the operator or guide. Group reservations are recommended.
1. If the traveler holds a U.S. or Canadian passport, they must bring a valid U.S. or Canadian passport. 2. If the traveler holds a U.S. permanent resident ID or Canadian permanent resident ID, they must bring a valid passport and a U.S. or Canadian permanent resident ID, ensuring the ID is valid and carried with them. 3. If the traveler does not hold the above documents, they must prepare the corresponding travel visa in advance according to the instructions of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Not available on match days for football fans.
Luggage is inspected at borders and must be claimed before crossing; unclaimed luggage cannot cross. Passengers must declare dutiable items. Tour operators are not responsible for luggage at borders. Those denied entry must arrange their own transport.
Children under 6 require booster seats by state law; no booster seat needed for bus travel on the day.
No parking at departure point; transport to and from meeting location is not included.
If a scheduled attraction is closed, an alternative stop will be arranged.
Tour operator may change the itinerary to maintain smooth operation.
The guide may alter the schedule due to weather, traffic, or other conditions.
Total
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