Vancouver · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 6 best lunch experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason, so start there.
Review of Vancouver’s brunch and lunch cruise, with Indian Arm views, buffet dining, live music, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Amazing experience and wonderful day spent on the cruise. Good food, beautiful scenery visible from the deck”
Hike Lynn Canyon, cycle Pitt Meadows, and enjoy a farm lunch on this active six-hour Vancouver day tour.
“Great day visiting Lynn Canyon and cycle in Pitts meadows. Very enjoyable. Armand as a tour guide was great.”
Review of Vancouver’s 5-hour small-group tour with Stanley Park, Capilano Bridge, Grouse Mountain lunch, and Vancouver Lookout.
“Tour was great. Guide was great. Was only the two of us and our guide. Our tour included a lunch at the top of Grouse mountain. I would recommend finding a different tour with the same sights minus the lunch option. Your “included” lunch is a separate menu with about 6 selections to choose from,(not great options either),not the regular menu. It includes a beverage option of pop coffee or tea. For the price of this tour I expected to be able to choose anything I wanted off the menu. There were tours available for a lot less but with the date we had available, this was the only one…”
Taste Fraser Valley wines on a 5.5-hour tour from Vancouver, with three wineries, a charcuterie lunch, and a small group van ride.
“Tour was fun and informative. The guide was very nice and helpful. And let us play our music on the bus!”
See Vancouver’s Stanley Park, Capilano Bridge, Grouse Mountain, and Vancouver Lookout with lunch, hotel pickup, and a six-person group.
“Tully was the BEST!! He was attentive, informative and accommodating. He even accompanied me at the suspension bridge, even tho I know that isn't normal. He made sure that I saw the bears, (my priority), and walked at my pace. I was his only tourist. I saw the steam clock, went to an observation tower, drove thru Stanley Park, rode the gondola, went to the suspension bridge, cliff walk and lunch on the top of the mountain. It was really fun, I will admit there was a lot of walking. The bridge was way out of my comfort zone but it was fun. Beware it was shaky but save, as…”
Spend five hours tasting BC wines at three Fraser Valley wineries with private transport, charcuterie, and a wine-focused guide from Vancouver.
“It was a gorgeous, warm day to enjoy wine tasting in the Fraser Valley. The locations we visited were lovely and the entire experience was enhanced by the tour guide, Robert, who provided water, lunch, knowledge when we wanted and lots of laughs and smiles for my fiancée and I for the whole duration of the trip. Robert was nice enough to take just my fiancée and I on the tour, which I appreciate because I had another tour cancel on me because of lack of participants. We couldn’t be more grateful!”
Pick a shoreline, a forest or a table.
