VANCOUVER
Vancouver’s best days out.
The 10 most popular evening experiences right now, with what each trip actually includes, who runs it and what it costs to book.
2.5-hour Vancouver sunset dinner cruise near Stanley Park: West Coast buffet, live music, and skyline views of Canada Place.
Most Popular“While the buffet dinner was average, the service and live music were great, and the sunset was magic. Overall, a very enjoyable evening.”
Vancouver whale watching from Granville Island on a high-speed catamaran, with expert crew, free emailed photos, and a whale guarantee.
“We had such a beautiful night on the sunset cruise! Seeing three orcas surface at the same time is a moment I will never forget. Plus we saw humpback whales as well. This was a very special night!”
Enjoy a Vancouver sunset cruise with a West Coast dinner buffet and live onboard music, plus skyline views from the water for $167.
Sunset Vancouver bus tour: Stanley Park, Prospect Point for Lions Gate Bridge photos, Gastown steam clock, and an English Bay beach stop.
Two hours of Vancouver night views with photo stops at Stanley Park’s Prospect Point and English Bay, plus a quick Gastown drive.
“One night in Vancouver and we’re so glad we took the night tour! The 2-hour city tour hit so many beautiful highlights! Kaden was our guide, and he was entertaining, fun, and knew the best Vancouver history! Our driver was great, also. I’m not sure how he expertly navigated the busy streets! We felt like…”
Small group Vancouver night tour with Capilano Suspension Bridge, Skyride to Grouse for dinner, plus Stanley Park and Gastown.
“I really enjoyed the tour. I don’t speak English very well, and the guide, Paul, was very attentive. The tour is totally worth it — the lights in Capilano look like a dream.”
Vancouver sunset trolley tour with Stanley Park totems, English Bay and Kitsilano views, BC Place, Rogers Arena, and Gastown lights.
“Can't tell you about the tour, as it was cancelled due to lack of numbers. They told me it was cancelled 15 minutes after its due departure time and after I had contacted them.”
Night photography coaching in Vancouver’s Gastown with a pro guide, DSLR/tripod loans, and hands-on long-exposure tips for unforgettable shots.
“the guide Nafee was very knowledgeable and gave many photography tips and we can immediately used. We enjoyed the guide very much and would recommend.”
Sunset cruise from Horseshoe Bay in Howe Sound with a complimentary bubbly toast, calm Salish Sea views, and 2 hours of sailing.
Two hours on a 40’ charter boat from Horseshoe Bay for a champagne sunset over Howe Sound, with wildlife chances like seals and eagles.
“While I was disappointed with the boat, especially given the price, the crew was very nice and the scenery was very pretty. We did get to see seals too! We didn’t get a full sunset unfortunately but it was still a nice evening.”
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