VANCOUVER
Vancouver’s best days out.
The 10 most popular hop-on hop-off bus tours right now, with what each trip actually includes, who runs it and what it costs to book.
Hop on Big Bus Vancouver for 24 or 48 hours, clear-top city views, Stanley Park to Gastown, plus audio and included walking tours.
Most Popular“Sherri was amazing, she was our generation so we related to her and her humor. She was informative and knowledgeable.”
A 1–2 day Vancouver hop-on hop-off bus tour with 10 stops, big harbour views, Gastown Steam Clock, and two included walking tours.
Hop on and off a Vancouver trolley for guided highlights in Stanley Park, Gastown, and Granville Island. 1.5 hours per loop.
“I bought tickets for this activity yesterday and spent one hour waiting for the trolley that NEVER ARRIVED to the stop. I called the company and sent me to voicemail. I wasted over an hour for a tour that I never got. Fortunately the Representative from Viator started the refund process as he wasn’t able…”
Unlimited 24/48-hour Vancouver trolley pass with live English narration and 19 stops, covering Stanley Park, Granville Island, and Gastown.
Hop between nine False Creek ferry stops with a Granville Island day pass. Frequent boats, local stories, and easy waterfront access.
“It was such a fun and relaxing way to explore Vancouver. The views from the water were beautiful, and the stops made it easy to visit places like Granville Island, David Lam Park and Yaletown. The boats came often — so convenient! Definitely worth getting the day pass.”
Classic Vancouver trolley highlights: Stanley Park totem poles, Prospect Point views, Granville Island Market, English Bay, Olympic Village and Chinatown.
Sing along on Vancouver’s Christmas lights trolley tour with Stanley Park, Gastown, and VanDusen Festival of Lights, plus Lights of Hope.
“I thought it was an actual trolley, but it is a bus which was enclosed, which was actually nice because it was cold outside, but it actually turned out to be very fun. This is something I would never do. I wanted to see the Christmas lights, but I’m not into karaoke, but it turned…”
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.”
A 2.5-hour Vancouver trolley tour with guided singalongs to Taylor Swift hits, covering Stanley Park, waterfront views, Yaletown, and Gastown.
“The Taylor Swift Karaoke tour was scheduled to start at 2:30 and go for 2.5 hours finishing at 5 pm. However the tour guide did not respect time and started late and we finished late by over 30 min. He did not respect time nor did he care that we were late. At the last…”
Sing holiday hits on a motorized Vancouver trolley, with stops at Stanley Park and VanDusen Festival of Lights for about 3 hours.
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