Begin your Vancouver adventure at Canada Place, where the city's skyline, bustling harbour, and North Shore Mountains create an unforgettable first impression.

Watch seaplanes take off across Burrard Inlet before strolling along the scenic Coal Harbour Seawall toward the Olympic Cauldron at Jack Poole Plaza.

Step into Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood and wander the cobblestone streets of Gastown. Browse independent boutiques, galleries, and cafés while admiring beautifully restored heritage buildings. Stop by the famous Steam Clock before enjoying lunch at one of the neighbourhood's contemporary restaurants featuring fresh Pacific Northwest cuisine.

Afternoon – Downtown Vancouver

Continue into the heart of downtown to explore Robson Street, Vancouver's premier shopping district. Browse local and international retailers, admire public art, or visit the Vancouver Art Gallery if you're interested in Canadian and Indigenous artwork.

Take a break at one of Vancouver's renowned independent cafés before continuing your afternoon stroll.

Head through the leafy streets of the West End toward English Bay Beach, one of Vancouver's favourite gathering places.

Join locals along the waterfront as the sun sets over the Pacific before enjoying dinner with ocean views.

Spend the morning exploring Stanley Park, one of North America's largest urban parks.

Walk or cycle sections of the famous seawall while stopping at highlights including the Totem Poles, Prospect Point, forest trails, and scenic viewpoints overlooking Burrard Inlet.

The combination of old-growth forest, coastline, and skyline makes Stanley Park one of Vancouver's defining experiences.

Take the SeaBus across Burrard Inlet to Lonsdale Quay Market, enjoying spectacular views of downtown along the way.

Browse artisan food vendors and local shops before enjoying lunch overlooking Vancouver's skyline.

Choose your preferred North Shore adventure:

Option A – Grouse Mountain

Ride the Skyride gondola to the summit for panoramic views across Vancouver, seasonal wildlife exhibits, walking trails, and mountain activities.

Option B – Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Experience suspension bridges suspended high above the rainforest canopy while exploring forest boardwalks and elevated treetop walks.

Alternative: Visit Lynn Canyon Park for a free suspension bridge and scenic rainforest trails.

Return to downtown and spend the evening in Coal Harbour or the West End, where waterfront restaurants offer fresh seafood and beautiful evening views.

Begin your final day at Granville Island Public Market, where local artisans, food producers, and specialty vendors showcase the best of British Columbia.

Enjoy breakfast while browsing bakeries, seafood counters, fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and Indigenous artwork.

Take a scenic False Creek Ferry across the water and explore Vancouver from a different perspective. Wander the waterfront paths through Olympic Village, stopping at cafés, public art installations, and small marinas along the way.

Continue into Kitsilano, known for its relaxed atmosphere, independent boutiques, cafés, and beachside lifestyle.

If time allows, finish your afternoon at Queen Elizabeth Park, where beautifully landscaped gardens and panoramic city views provide one last memorable perspective of Vancouver.

Celebrate your final evening with dinner in Gastown, Yaletown, or along the waterfront at Canada Place.

Whether you choose fresh Pacific seafood, contemporary Canadian cuisine, or simply one final sunset stroll beside the harbour, it's a fitting way to end your Vancouver experience.

Optional Add-Ons

Nature

• VanDusen Botanical Garden
• Lighthouse Park
• Deep Cove
• Pacific Spirit Regional Park

Local Experiences

• False Creek Ferries
• Vancouver craft brewery tasting
• Richmond Night Market (seasonal)