VANCOUVER
Vancouver’s best days out.
The 15 most popular cruises & boat tours right now, with what each trip actually includes, who runs it and what it costs to book.
Vancouver to Victoria day trip by coach and BC Ferry with wildlife chances, 2 hours at Butchart Gardens, and free time in the Inner Harbour.
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Fast Zodiac cruise around Vancouver Harbour for wildlife, seals, skyline photos, and a small-group guide plus a free photo package.
“Nice speedboat tour. However guide was not that good...a bit of a "body-shamer". Can't remember his name but definitely wouldn't recommend unless going with another guide.”
2.5-hour Vancouver sunset dinner cruise near Stanley Park: West Coast buffet, live music, and skyline views of Canada Place.
“While the buffet dinner was average, the service and live music were great, and the sunset was magic. Overall, a very enjoyable evening.”
Ferry from Vancouver to Victoria, guided coach ride, Butchart Gardens ticket included, plus time to wander downtown Victoria.
“Justin did a great job. He didn’t just tell us about the sights, he educated us on the history and current state of life in Vancouver and Victoria. It was a long day but he kept our interest and kept things fresh throughout.”
Post-cruise Vancouver tour with Capilano Suspension Bridge and Vancouver Lookout, plus Stanley Park, Granville Island, and city drive-bys.
“Great way to use the time after a cruise especially when you can't get accommodation early. Tour guide Sara was very good and especially loved Capilano suspension bridge. It was amazing and so beautiful.”
Fast Zodiac cruising in Vancouver’s harbor with skyline views, expert commentary, and chances to spot bald eagles and seals, plus free photos.
“It was outstanding! We saw wales, harbor seals and bald eagles. Weather was horrible but still had a great time.”
90-minute Vancouver speedboat from Granville Island to False Creek, with two seal colony stops and views of Stanley Park and Lions Gate.
“We had planned to go with our three small kids for seal watching and was excited for it. Dillion was very friendly, understanding and accommodating inspite of the issue we had from our side because of our kids. The manager was also very understanding. They put customers first. We really appreciate their focus on making…”
Ride along English Bay to Lighthouse Park to a seal colony, then back under the Lions Gate Bridge on a 1.5-hour boat tour from Granville Island.
Enjoy a Vancouver sunset cruise with a West Coast dinner buffet and live onboard music, plus skyline views from the water for $167.
Snorkel and kayak with harbor seals at Pam Rocks from Vancouver. Gear, snacks, and expert guides included for a small-group 5-hour outing.
“Amazing experience! We went out on the boat on a sunny day. Stopped at two different seal colonies. The guides were very respectful and showed us how to behave in the water. Not too close to the seals with a good distance and they might come to us by curiosity. Some were curious and played…”
Vancouver Brunch Cruise: 3–4 hour open-air brunch buffet over Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm, with skyline views and live guitar.
One-hour narrated Vancouver harbor cruise on Burrard Inlet with reserved seats. See Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, skyline, and North Shore views.
“It was a very nice tour around the thriving Vancouver harbour and.port facilities. Fortunately the weather gods smiled upon the day making the trip very pleasant.”
Hour-long narrated Vancouver harbor cruise from 501 Denman Street with Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge views, and a fully licensed bar.
Enjoy a 90-minute Vancouver harbor cruise with a live English guide, top-deck photo views, and a bar on board.
“We took an afternoon ride in October. Beautiful waterfront views. Sunny, chilly and breezy so bring a jacket! Crew was fabulous. Offered a variety of drinks and snacks. Interesting commentary about the tour and Vancouver. Top deck is set up with tables and chairs and can seat 20+ people. Very comfortable. Made my day when…”
Vancouver City and Waterfall boat tour on a Zodiac speedboat, with waterfront sights, Indian Arm waterfalls, and wildlife like seals.
“Great views & incredible way to get a feel of Vancouver in a sort period of time! We saw Stanley Park, English Bay, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Deep Cove, Indian Arm, a cool waterfall, seals, an eagle, and lastly a seaplane flyover the boat!”
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