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.
“The trolley tour didn’t exist. Trying to get a refund for it. When we arrived at the scheduled time, it didn’t show. People at information booths in the area told me it is no longer running.”
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.
“Very easy to find and all staff friendly and helpful. Great way to see Granville Island and discover other hidden gems along the waterfront.”
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.
“Great way to see the city , relax and get in the Xmas spirit. The staff were amazing, very knowledgeable and kept us entertained.”
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.
“We could not find the meeting point. Two addresses where advertised, we got to one of them about an hour early, waited in the cold, and we had to pay $23 for underground parking. What a waste, we were really looking forward to this adventure. Suggest that they advertise better meeting point.”
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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