Explore 1,000-acre urban park with seawall, totem poles, and forests!

Discover Stanley Park - Vancouver's crown jewel and urban paradise! Stanley Park tours explore 1,000-acre park with seawall (10km scenic path!), totem poles at Brockton Point, old-growth forest, beaches, Vancouver Aquarium, and stunning views. Bike or walk the seawall, visit Prospect Point (best views!), see First Nations totem poles, explore forest trails, and enjoy outdoor spaces. Tours include bike rentals, guided walks, Indigenous cultural experiences, and nature education. Learn about park history (1888), conservation efforts, and cultural significance. It's urban forest heaven!
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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.

Experience the perfect blend of urban and natural beauty on the Vancouver City and Capilano Suspension Bridge Park Sightseeing Tour. • Visit top Vancouver locations including Stanley Park, Historic Gastown and Chinatown • Explore Granville Island and its incredible artisan markets • Experience the thrilling, scenic Capilano Suspension Bridge including ample time to to explore. • This is a half day tour We are celebrating 40 years of sharing our stunning cityscape, urban beaches, and coastal rainforests with our guests. Our expertly curated guided tours offer a special and safe experience.

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. Please kindly review before booking: A) Tours operate on a first come first served basis. We do not take reservations for a specific departure time. B) In the peak season there might be some wait time after the lunch hours, and unfortunately, we are not be able to guarantee seats availability after 3:00PM. C) Check in at the Ticket Booth first is required. You will be placed on the next available tour and handed your boarding pass. You would not be able to get on the carriage without a boarding pass.

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.

Experience the magic of Stanley Park the best way possible—by bike! Join Toonie Tours for an unforgettable guided cycling adventure through Vancouver’s most iconic park, led by a friendly and knowledgeable local guide. This tour is more than just a scenic ride—it’s a deep dive into the beauty, culture, and history that make Stanley Park a world-renowned treasure. Pedal along the famous Seawall, breathe in the fresh Pacific air, and take in panoramic views of the North Shore mountains, city skyline, and sparkling coastline. Cruise under towering cedar and fir trees, past quiet forest trails, vibrant gardens, and Indigenous totem poles that share powerful stories of the land. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple, a family, or a curious local, this small-group tour is the perfect blend of relaxation, discovery, and storytelling. Feel the breeze, hear the birdsong, and reconnect with nature—one pedal at a time.

Experience the perfect blend of urban excitement and natural beauty on our Vancouver City Trolley sightseeing adventure. In just a few hours, immerse yourself in the best of Vancouver’s stunning landscapes and vibrant city life. During your guided tour, marvel at the majestic totem poles at Brockton Point, indulge in delicious ice cream while soaking in the panoramic views from Prospect Point, and wander through the charming cobblestone streets of Granville Island to the famous Public Market. But that’s not all – get ready to explore an urban oasis. Cruise through diverse and internationally acclaimed neighbourhoods like the West End’s English Bay, False Creek’s Olympic Village, and world renown Chinatown, all while your expert Step-On Guide captivates you with fascinating tales of Vancouver’s rich history and culture.

Personalized Experience: With small group sizes, enjoy a more intimate tour where you can interact with your guide and ask questions, catering to your interests. Local Insights: Benefit from expert knowledge as your local guide shares fascinating stories about Stanley Park’s history, culture, and ecology that you won't find in guidebooks. Customizable Routes: Tailor your journey to your preferences! Whether you’re interested in photography, nature, or history, we can adjust the route to enhance your experience. Scenic and Unique Stops: Discover hidden gems and picturesque viewpoints of Stanley Park that many tours overlook, perfect for memorable photo opportunities. PLEASE NOTE: The scooter rental is not included in the tour price. Guests are required to rent their own electric scooters separately before the tour begins. This allows flexibility for participants to choose the most suitable rental option based on their preferences.

Explore, learn, and be amazed on our guided 1-day Vancouver City Sightseeing Tour — a 6 to 8-hour journey through the city’s most iconic landmarks. Visit the world-famous Capilano Suspension Bridge (optional), a 137m (450ft) cable suspension bridge surrounded by lush rainforest, and experience FlyOver Canada (optional), an immersive flight simulation that showcases Canada’s most breathtaking landscapes. Discover the stories behind Canada Place, Gastown, Stanley Park, and Granville Island, as our expert tour guide brings each destination to life. Admission tickets for Capilano Suspension Bridge and FlyOver Canada are not included in the tour price and may be purchased on-site. Our tour guide will primarily provide commentary in Chinese (Cantonese or Mandarin), with essential highlights also available in English. Gratuities are not included, but are greatly appreciated for our Driver/Tour Guide

Discover Vancouver by Bike: A Comprehensive Tour Experience Vancouver's neighborhoods from Stanley Park to Gastown in a fun, safe bike tour. Enjoy the smells of the park, the breeze at Granville Island, and the history of Chinatown and Gastown. Capture moments, learn stories, and savor local treats at a leisurely pace. Great Tour Guarantee: Your satisfaction is our promise; if not, we'll make it right. Highlights in 4 Hours: From nature to urban landscapes, see Vancouver's diversity. Small Groups & Comfortable Bikes: Intimate experience with only 10 guests, fostering connections. E-Bike Upgrades Available: Effortless city exploration for all fitness levels. Friendly, Award-Winning Guides: Cycle with a knowledgeable, friendly local for an engaging tour.

Stanley Park is perhaps the top attraction when visiting Vancouver. There is so much to see in this 1000acre park. From incredibly beautiful natural spots to historically significant locations and stunning lookouts, this tour provides it all. The use of e-bikes gives us the ability to cover so much ground as well as pick up and drop off at your accommodation anywhere in Vancouver proper makes it hassle free, simple and easy.

Discover the jaw-dropping beauty – and sinister stories – of Stanley Park. Behind those majestic forests, picturesque gardens and stunning beaches lies a history of buried treasure, shocking crime scenes, and the ghostly lore of Deadman’s Island.

Spoken Treasures - Indigenous Walking Tour shares with you the rich stories and true history of Stanley Park and the city of Vancouver. You will hear stories and accounts directly from the people who have lived here for millennia. Talaysay Tours Indigenous guides - ambassadors share both Indigenous culture, our shared history of the region and the aspirations of the indigenous communities today. We also inform our guests of the true meanings and values of the totems that were carved by Indigenous groups up and down the Pacific Northwest Coast.

Take a 3-hour morning bike tour of Stanley Park and Downtown Vancouver. Pedal on bike paths, along the Vancouver seawall and down forest trails. The tour starts in the West End, moves through downtown to the Convention Centre and follows the shoreline of Coal Harbour to Stanley Park. The second half of the tour focuses on the history and art of the native peoples of the Pacific Northwest and the natural beauty of Stanley Park.

Each Talking Trees tour is unique, shaped by the land, the season, and the stories shared along the way. Your experience begins with a brief land acknowledgment and gentle introduction from your Cultural Land Ambassador. Together, you’ll walk among towering cedars, maples, firs, and wild berries, learning how Indigenous peoples have lived sustainably in this region since time immemorial. Through engaging storytelling and land-based teachings, you’ll discover how local plants and trees were traditionally used for food, medicine, technology, and cultural practices. Your guide will share the story of the “Tree of Life” and its many gifts, including uses connected to transportation, housing, clothing, and ceremony. Along the way, you’ll learn how Indigenous communities practiced stewardship through selective harvesting and reciprocal relationships with the land, knowledge systems that continue today. Each tour is shaped by the season and the interests of the group.

Witness Vancouver's transformation as the sun sets, turning the bustling city into a serene landscape. • 2 Hour evening tour of downtown Vancouver • Visit to Vancouver's famous Stanley Park and English Bay We are celebrating 40 years of sharing our stunning cityscape, urban beaches, and coastal rainforests with our guests. Our expertly curated guided tours offer a special and safe experience.
Massive urban park larger than Central Park!
10km paved path - world's longest uninterrupted waterfront path!
First Nations totem poles at Brockton Point - iconic!
Ancient cedars and hemlocks in heart of city!
Bike full seawall loop with guide.
Explore forest trails with naturalist.
Learn First Nations history with totem poles.
Capture best park spots with photographer.
Bike seawall: 2-3 hours. Walking tours: 2 hours. Full park day: 4-6 hours.
10km paved path around park - bike, walk, rollerblade, stunning views!
Brockton Point has First Nations totem poles - photo must!
Old-growth cedars, quiet paths, escape city bustle!
Highest point in park - best Lions Gate Bridge and mountain views!
Third Beach, Second Beach pools, English Bay - swim spots!
Bike seawall counter-clockwise - designated direction!
Spokes Bicycle Rentals at park entrance - $8-15/hour.
FREE to visit park - bike rental and aquarium cost extra.
Prospect Point has cafe and best viewpoint - worth visiting.
Totem poles at Brockton Point FREE - no guide needed but cultural tours add context.
Seawall busy weekends - weekday mornings quieter.
Full loop 10km (6.2 mi) - moderate fitness, 1-2 hours biking.
Third Beach best for sunset - locals' favorite spot.
A: 2-3 hours for seawall bike ride. Half-day (4-5 hours) for thorough visit with forest, beaches, totem poles. Full day possible with aquarium. Flexible - quick visit or all day works!
A: YES - best way to see it! Seawall 10km paved path. Bike rentals $8-15/hour. Counter-clockwise direction required. Separate path for walkers. 1-2 hours for full loop. Most popular park activity!
A: Completely FREE! Seawall, totem poles, forest trails, beaches all free. Bike rental costs money. Aquarium $38 (separate attraction). Parking $3/hour. Otherwise free urban paradise - incredible value!
A: Brockton Point (east side of park near seawall). Nine totem poles representing different First Nations. FREE to visit. Most photographed spot in park. Cultural significance - respectful viewing. 15 min from park entrance.
A: Absolutely! Seawall 10km walk (2-3 hours). Many shorter forest trails. Walking fine but bike covers more ground. Combine walking forest trails + biking seawall perfect! Both activities popular.
A: Prospect Point is highest point in Stanley Park - best Lions Gate Bridge views! Cafe, gift shop, overlook. FREE viewpoint. Great photo spot. 15 min bike from entrance. Worth visiting for panoramic Vancouver and mountains!
A: Worth it if you like aquariums! $38 adults. Marine mammals, fish, conservation focus. 2-3 hours. Good for families, rainy days. Not essential for Stanley Park visit - aquarium separate from park proper. Skip if budget/time limited.
A: Summer (June-Sept): Best weather, long days, perfect! Fall: Beautiful foliage. Winter: Mild but rainy (Vancouver!). Spring: Cherry blossoms nearby. Year-round accessible. Mornings less crowded. Sunset at Third Beach magical!
Iconic Stanley Park and seawall cycling
Beautiful Granville Island and public market
World-class outdoor activities and adventures
Diverse cuisine and cultural experiences
Stunning mountain and ocean views
Perfect blend of urban and outdoor life
Vancouver enjoys a temperate climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Average temperatures range from 40°F (4°C) in winter to 75°F (24°C) in summer.
June to September offers the best weather with warm temperatures, minimal rainfall, and perfect conditions for outdoor activities.
June to August brings peak tourist season with ideal weather, larger crowds, and higher prices.
October to May offers lower prices and fewer crowds, though with more rainfall and cooler temperatures.
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