



by Vancity Cruises
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$138This 90-minute sightseeing boat cruise in Vancouver takes place on a double decker catamaran with live narration from a tour guide. The 12.5-mile (20 km) route begins in False Creek, a busy inlet lined with marinas, condos, restaurants, and the Seawall. The boat then passes Granville Island Public Market, a popular spot for both locals and tourists. After leaving False Creek, the cruise goes under the Burrard Street Bridge and continues along English Bay Beach, a sandy city beach. Next, the boat sails past Stanley Park, North America's largest urban park, where guests can observe bikers, rollerbladers, and walkers. The route includes a close view of Siwash Rock, a volcanic stack formed over 20 million years ago with cultural significance to First Nations peoples. The boat approaches the Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge connecting Vancouver to the North Shore, with narration about the private family who built it. The tour then turns around in English Bay, offering views of the North Shore mountains, Bowen Island, and Vancouver Island. The vessel features upper deck seating plus bow and stern decks for open-air viewing. The lower deck provides shaded seating with large panoramic windows for rainy or overcast weather. On-board restrooms are available. Snacks and drinks can be purchased at the bar. Taxes and fees are included; gratuities and beverages are not.
False Creek
The tour starts by cruising through False Creek, an inlet known for its marinas, condominiums, restaurants, and the Seawall, a popular walking and cycling path.
Granville Island Public Market
The boat passes Granville Island Public Market, a well-frequented spot by tourists and locals offering shops, food vendors, and cultural attractions.
Burrard Bridge
Leaving False Creek, the boat goes under the Burrard Street Bridge, the third bridge featured on this tour route.
English Bay Beach
The cruise continues past English Bay Beach, a sandy city beach located centrally in Vancouver and a common gathering place.
Stanley Park
The boat sails alongside Stanley Park, which is the largest urban park in North America, often filled with bikers, rollerbladers, and walkers visible from the water.
Siwash Rock
Siwash Rock is a volcanic rock formation rising from the water, formed over 20 million years ago, and holds cultural importance for First Nations peoples.
Lions Gate Bridge
The boat reaches the Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge linking Vancouver and the North Shore, with information about the private family who constructed it.
English Bay
The tour turns back in English Bay, offering views of the North Shore mountains, Bowen Island, and Vancouver Island before returning.
The marina is located around the back of 760 Pacific Blvd (a glass building right on the water). Follow signs to VANCITY CRUISES and please wait by the gate to Dock B. One of our crew members will greet you 10 minutes before your departure time to board you onto the vessel.
End point
The marina is located around the back of 760 Pacific Blvd (a glass building right on the water). Follow signs to VANCITY CRUISES and please wait by the gate to Dock B. One of our crew members will greet you 10 minutes before your departure time to board you onto the vessel.




by Vancity Cruises
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$138This 90-minute sightseeing boat cruise in Vancouver takes place on a double decker catamaran with live narration from a tour guide. The 12.5-mile (20 km) route begins in False Creek, a busy inlet lined with marinas, condos, restaurants, and the Seawall. The boat then passes Granville Island Public Market, a popular spot for both locals and tourists. After leaving False Creek, the cruise goes under the Burrard Street Bridge and continues along English Bay Beach, a sandy city beach. Next, the boat sails past Stanley Park, North America's largest urban park, where guests can observe bikers, rollerbladers, and walkers. The route includes a close view of Siwash Rock, a volcanic stack formed over 20 million years ago with cultural significance to First Nations peoples. The boat approaches the Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge connecting Vancouver to the North Shore, with narration about the private family who built it. The tour then turns around in English Bay, offering views of the North Shore mountains, Bowen Island, and Vancouver Island. The vessel features upper deck seating plus bow and stern decks for open-air viewing. The lower deck provides shaded seating with large panoramic windows for rainy or overcast weather. On-board restrooms are available. Snacks and drinks can be purchased at the bar. Taxes and fees are included; gratuities and beverages are not.
False Creek
The tour starts by cruising through False Creek, an inlet known for its marinas, condominiums, restaurants, and the Seawall, a popular walking and cycling path.
Granville Island Public Market
The boat passes Granville Island Public Market, a well-frequented spot by tourists and locals offering shops, food vendors, and cultural attractions.
Burrard Bridge
Leaving False Creek, the boat goes under the Burrard Street Bridge, the third bridge featured on this tour route.
English Bay Beach
The cruise continues past English Bay Beach, a sandy city beach located centrally in Vancouver and a common gathering place.
Stanley Park
The boat sails alongside Stanley Park, which is the largest urban park in North America, often filled with bikers, rollerbladers, and walkers visible from the water.
Siwash Rock
Siwash Rock is a volcanic rock formation rising from the water, formed over 20 million years ago, and holds cultural importance for First Nations peoples.
Lions Gate Bridge
The boat reaches the Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge linking Vancouver and the North Shore, with information about the private family who constructed it.
English Bay
The tour turns back in English Bay, offering views of the North Shore mountains, Bowen Island, and Vancouver Island before returning.
The marina is located around the back of 760 Pacific Blvd (a glass building right on the water). Follow signs to VANCITY CRUISES and please wait by the gate to Dock B. One of our crew members will greet you 10 minutes before your departure time to board you onto the vessel.
End point
The marina is located around the back of 760 Pacific Blvd (a glass building right on the water). Follow signs to VANCITY CRUISES and please wait by the gate to Dock B. One of our crew members will greet you 10 minutes before your departure time to board you onto the vessel.