Vancouver · STANLEY PARK TOURS
The seawall is nine kilometres and the park is a thousand acres, which rules walking out for most people. The 15 below sort the bike days, the horse-drawn loops and the guided walks by price, length and how much of the park each one actually reaches.
See Vancouver’s top sights in 3.5 hours, from Gastown and Granville Island to Stanley Park, with hotel or port pickup included.
“It was a wonderful tour. Our tour guide was Brent. Very knowledgeable. Loved the market on Granville Island.”
Review of Vancouver’s half-day tour with Stanley Park, Granville Island, Lions Gate Bridge, and Capilano Suspension Bridge.
“We had an excellent tour around Vancouver BC. They arrived to pick us up promptly and Andy was very knowledgeable about the whole area, and very informative and friendly!!”
Cycle through Stanley Park, the seawall, First Nations totems, beaches, and rainforest trails on this relaxed Vancouver bike tour.
“Great bike tour through Stanley Park. Fun and educational. Jake was a great tour guide! Highly recommend.”
Ride through Stanley Park by horse-drawn carriage, with park history, totem poles, ocean views, photo stops, and a relaxed one-hour pace.
“Exceptional tour. Steph did a great good as a tour guide. Lots of information. Highly recommend. Great for all ages.”
Cycle Vancouver’s downtown, seawall, and Stanley Park with a small group, local stories, mountain views, and an easy 18-km route.
“The tour was excellent; it was a little chilly and wet but we made the most of it. Jeremy was very professional and informative. Highly recommend.”
Explore Stanley Park’s darker stories, Indigenous history, crime sites, totem poles, and seawall views on this engaging two-hour walk.
“Even though we had a quite large (19) group, Theo did a super job of keeping everyone engaged and interested. We had no trouble hearing him….even with the occasional seaplane take-off in the nearby harbor. I’m really glad we decided to take this tour….it was interesting, as well as educational.”
Ride 12 easy kilometers through Vancouver, Stanley Park, forest trails, beaches, and waterfront paths with a small-group guide.
“Jake provided an excellent tour of some key sites inside and outside of Stanley Park. Such beautiful vistas along the sea wall of different parts of Vancouver and some nice stops within the Park including Totem Polls, Girl in a Wetsuit and Beaver Lake. Beautiful to see old growth trees. Jake was informative, enthusiastic and friendly.”
See Vancouver at sunset by double-decker bus, with photo stops at Stanley Park and English Bay, plus Gastown and downtown sights.
“Our tour guide (lady driving a green bus!), made the evening enjoyable, informative and fun.”
Ride Vancouver’s Stanley Park Seawall, see totem poles and Siwash Rock, and hear local history on a relaxed three-hour bike tour.
“It was our first time to Vancouver and this was a perfect activity to experience it. Our tour guide was great. He kept the group together with ease and paced the activity perfectly.”
See Vancouver by night on a two-hour bus tour with Stanley Park, Prospect Point, English Bay, local stories, and sunset photo stops.
“Overall, a decent, short excursion . Good if your time is limited. Mary was very knowledgeable and very pleasant.”
Walk Stanley Park with a First Nations guide, learn Coast Salish plant traditions, and circle Beaver Lake on an easy 90-minute forest tour.
“Our guide was very personable and friendly. She told us of her people's traditions and way of life. She also pointed out local vegetation and Stanley Park features. Midway through the talk, she gave us some traditional tea. It was welcome, as the day was cool and rainy.”
Glide from Coal Harbour into Stanley Park on a guided mini Segway tour, with mountain views, totem poles, waterfront stops, and patient instruction.
“The pace and vibrancy of the activity is invigorating. The harbor and park were beautiful The instructor was very friendly and helpful with us.”
See Vancouver by bike on a four-hour ride through Stanley Park, Granville Island, Chinatown, Gastown, and the downtown waterfront.
“Fun energetic knowledgeable guide who shows you the dights & advises you on where & what to eat & drink. Not strenuous. Ideal starting point to sightseeing”
See Vancouver in 4.5 hours by trolley, from Stanley Park’s totem poles and viewpoints to Granville Island, Olympic Village, Chinatown, and False Creek.
“We enjoyed the trip, fantastic. Cyrus was very helpful and accommodating. Our lady tour guide was a delight to be with, funny and knowledgeable.”
Ride Vancouver’s Seawall by e-bike for three hours, with Stanley Park, Granville Island, harbor views, safety gear, and a self-guided map.
“We really loved our ride along the seawall and around the one way loop. It was a great way to experience the city and see things we may not have seen otherwise. The city is extremely bike friendly and the path is well marked. The two men at the Alien bike rental place were very nice and informative. It was a positive experience in every way.”
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