Vancouver · AUDIO TOURS
The good audio tours fill up weeks out and the small-boat ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of the Sea to Sky Highway audio tour, with GPS narration, 28 stops, practical tips, drawbacks, and value for Vancouver to Whistler drives.
“Waste of money. Great drive but the trivia is not needed. The few things we learned were good. Seemed to not always be on location.”
Explore Western Canada by car with GPS audio in English or German, from Vancouver and Victoria to Banff, Jasper, and the Icefields Parkway.
Review the Sea to Sky Highway audio tour, with 90+ stories, offline maps, flexible stops, and practical tips for the Vancouver to Whistler drive.
“I used this while travelling by bus between Vancouver and Whistler. I enjoyed commentary, but was not totally captivated by it.”
Explore Vancouver’s beaches, UBC, Gastown, and Stanley Park with a flexible self-guided audio tour for up to four people.
“My kids love the beach and as this was their first official been at the beach , it is clean and lots of ice cream and burger available”
Take a self-guided audio drive from Vancouver to Whistler, with stops at Porteau Cove, Shannon Falls, Squamish, and Brandywine Falls.
“Great tour adding to the memorable scenery and fun drive up to Whistler. Overall the info enhanced the drive, just as we were looking for. The helpful tips and tricks navigating the highway was great, especially being able to go at our own pace.”
Pick a shoreline, a forest or a table.
