Stanley Park tours, things to do and tickets

On this popular 5-hour bike tour of Vancouver, ride on dedicated cycling lanes for most of the easygoing route, and stop to hear tales of the city from a knowledgeable guide. Without traffic to worry about, focus on the sights: Stanley Park’s rain forest and wildlife, an oasis in Chinatown named one of the world’s top city gardens, and the city’s historical center of Gastown. Cycle on seawalls for magnificent views of the skyline, North Shore Mountains and False Creek. Riders of all levels will enjoy this small-group tour limited to 9 people.

Hit some of Vancouver's most popular sites on this 3.5-hour sightseeing tour. Wind through Stanley Park, Chinatown, Gastown, Granville Island and more, while learning about the places you see from an informative guide. This is a great way for first-time visitors and those short on time to get a great overview of the city.

On this Vancouver tour by comfortable coach, not only will you visit top Vancouver attractions including Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown and Chinatown, but you’ll also experience the thrilling, scenic Capilano Suspension Bridge! You'll have time at several attractions to explore on your own by foot, and your guide will provide commentary about the places you visit.

Guests must contact Gray Line Westcoast Sightseeing by 5 pm the night prior to departure to confirm pick up location and time.

Gain a unique perspective on Vancouver’s history on this 90-minute tour and take in the sights of the city from the water.You will learn a fascinating array of information, highlighting the sights of Vancouver’s Coal Harbour, the North Shore, English Bay, and Stanley Park.
*Whale watching is not included in this tour

!!! Must be 16 years of older!!!
This 4-hour tour highlights the best of Vancouver including Stanley Park, Prospect Point, English Bay, False Creek, Chinatown and Gastown.

Electric Bikes make the experience a breeze for all fitness levels.

Note: this tour is only available for guests 16 years of age or older.

See Vancouver the way it is best seen – by water – during this 3-hour tour in a Zodiac inflatable boat. Beginning at Granville Island, you'll cross False Creek and follow the coastline through Stanley Park. From your guide, learn about Vancouver's waterfront landmarks like the Burrard Street bridge and the city's most-photographed natural formation: Siwash Rock.Travel through the Vancouver Harbour and on to Deep Cove and Indian Arm, a glacial fjord with a backdrop of steep granite cliffs that can only be seen by boat.

Cycle away from the urban noise and disappear into the woods on this 3-hour bike tour of Stanley Park. Explore the sights at a relaxed pace: First Nations totem poles in Brockton Point, Lost Lagoon, and the unexpected oasis of Third Beach, among others. Look out for bald eagles, and pedal the paved Seawall path for beautiful city and mountain scenery. Along the way, learn about Vancouver’s historical roots in the logging industry and the park’s rich ecosystems from an expert guide. This small-group tour capped at 10 people is sure to please riders of all experience levels.

Discover Vancouver's world-renowned Stanley Park on this 1-hour sightseeing tour. Step aboard an old-fashioned horse-drawn vehicle and travel in comfort through the natural beauty of the 405-hectare (1,001-acre) public park. Relax to the gentle clip-clop of the horse's hooves and the fresh scents of cedar and the sea. A fun and friendly guide fully narrates this storytelling adventure, featuring the famous Totem Poles, Girl in a Wetsuit statue, the Stanley Park Rose Garden, and more.

Travel along the coastline of English Bay on this 90-minute city and seal tour in Vancouver. Visit Lighthouse Park, over to the Seal Colony and into False Creek. See Stanley Park, English Bay Beach, the Lions Gate Bridge, the beautiful homes of West Vancouver, plus offshore freighters, the Seal Colony, Lighthouse Park, Siwash Rock, Jericho Sailing Centre, Kitsilano Beach, Granville Island, the Science World Geodesic Dome, Yale Town, and much more!

This year round tour of Vancouver and the neighboring North Shore includes both a comfy coach bus ride through downtown attractions and hair-raising walks high above a canyon river. Stops include the totem poles in Stanley Park, Granville Island and the observation deck of Vancouver Lookout. Hold on tight as you trek across the swaying Capilano Suspension Bridge and look down through the glass floors of the Cliffwalk. A visit to a salmon hatchery completes your overview of the Pacific Northwest. Hotel transport is included.

You could take the ferry or a bus to Victoria, but with all the transportation and traffic involved, it could take hours. Get to your destination in 35 minutes with this one way seaplane flight from Vancouver. As you fly over Vancouver, capture prime aerial views of Canada Place, Burrard Inlet and Stanley Park. Fly south over the Salish Sea and the Gulf Islands, and then land downtown at Victoria’s Inner Harbour near the Fairmont Empress Hotel and BC Parliament Buildings.

Vancouver is commonly called the Gem on the coast with the right mix of cultures, modern city planning, and an abundance of natural features and wholesome recreation. On this 5-hour Grand City Tour, your guide will discuss the history and uniqueness of Vancouver. Tour downtown Vancouver including Stanley Park, Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown, and Granville Island Public Market. Experience that special vibe that makes this city one of the most cosmopolitan places in the world.

If it's your first time in Vancouver, kickstart your exploration with this half-day tour aboard a comfortable coach, providing an excellent introduction to this captivating seaport city. Marvel at the iconic sails of Canada Place, immerse yourself in the local atmosphere while traversing through Robson Street, Chinatown, and Gastown. Navigate through the lush rainforest and picturesque shorelines of Stanley Park for stunning views of Lion's Gate Bridge and explore the historical totem poles at Brockton Point. Indulge your senses at Granville Island's Public Market, savoring delightful aromas, and culminate your tour at the Vancouver Lookout, offering sweeping panoramas of the city, ocean, and mountains. Bonus: Enjoy the convenience of included hotel transport.

Riders of EBikes must be 16 years or older:
Discover the cultural diversity and spectacular natural setting of Vancouver on this independent bike tour. Vancouver has developed one of North America's most remarkable cycling infrastructures. Separated bike lanes criss-cross downtown, and the city is ringed by a 34-kilometer, seaside cycling path. Proceed at any pace desired while pedaling past places like Stanley Park, Olympic Village, Granville Island, Spanish Banks and much more.

See Vancouver your way, in a Classic Cadillac Touring limo on a private tour of this seaport city's major attractions and highlights. Spend as much time as you like at Stanley Park’s Brockton Point, Granville Island, Chinatown and Gastown, while learning insightful commentary from your private guide. A personal guide shows you and your group from site to site. Travel to Queen Elizabeth Park, the city’s highest point, for amazing views of downtown and the North Shore mountains. What could be a better way to discover Vancouver?

Equivalent to 40 stories, our viewing deck is the most iconic landmark in Vancouver. Enjoy 360-degree views of Gastown, Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, the majestic North Shore Mountains and the Olympic Peninsula Mountains from the Harbour Center's panoramic observation deck.

Learn more about Vancouver's past, present and future by reading the informational plaques or listening to our complimentary self-guided audio tour. Free Wi-Fi is available.

The Vancouver Lookout is open from 10 am to 7 pm, 7 days a week with the last elevator taking guests up at 6:30 pm. Please check our website for any early or special closures.

Enjoy a comprehensive cultural and educational experience on a 90-minute interpretive walking tour around Beaver Lake, Stanley Park. Learn how indigenous (aboriginal) people have lived and managed the land, the forest and oceans for countless generations. You'll explore Vancouver’s iconic Stanley Park with a First Nation guide. Along the way, your guide will point out local plants that were harvested for food, shelter, art and medicine. Your guides are trained local First Nations Cultural ambassadors who are members of the local tribes and have a strong connection and rich detailed history of Stanley Park and the local region. This tour is appropriate for all fitness levels.

Please note we are operating on select days this summer due to health and wellness management during Covid. Our days of operation are Tuesdays and Wednesdays for July and August. We recommend advance booking to secure your spot.

On this exciting 3.5 - 4 hour tour, travel over to Bowen Island and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Take a short walk around the park before jumping back onto your tour boat for more exploring. You will have a chance to see Stanley Park, The Seal Colony, Lighthouse Park, Ocean Freighters and much more. Your tour includes your dinner and one drink.

Enjoy a five-hour private guided tour in an intimate setting. Visit many of the most popular sites in Vancouver, including Chinatown, Gastown, the iconic Stanley Park, and Granville Island. Breathe in the fresh mountain air and experience the breathtaking views on a visit to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, including the bridge itself, the Cliffwalk, and the Treetop Adventure. We partner up with the parks to provide our customers priority entrance which allows you to skip the long lines. This tour is family and kid-friendly.

In this private luxury tour, seat back, relax, and enjoy Vancouver's major attractions. This is the best way to view this beautiful city while your tour guide tells you its history. Enjoy the journey while you admire the wonderful views of Stanley Park’s Brockton Point, English Bay, Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown. This tour is family and kid-friendly.

You can customize the destinations you want to explore upon request (by notifying your tour operator early) or simply relax and let your tour guide do the work for you.