All British Columbia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of North Vancouver on this small group adventure. Begin with a stroll across the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge, surrounded by majestic trees and serene waterfalls. Continue your journey along a scenic coastal route to Deep Cove, where a rewarding hike leads you to the Quarry Rock viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas over Indian Arm fjord and lush mountains. Finally, unwind in the charming village of Deep Cove, known for its cozy cafés and waterfront. This tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts seeking an intimate experience with a maximum group size of four, including convenient pickup and drop-off in Vancouver.

A seamless journey awaits as you travel from Kelowna to Big White Ski Resort in a private, luxury shuttle tailored just for your group. Enjoy the comfort of brand new, all-wheel-drive vehicles equipped with leather interiors and Bluetooth audio. Enjoy a scenic one-hour ride through breathtaking landscapes, with an included one-hour grocery stop (if desired) to prepare for your ski adventure. Whether you're a family, group of friends, or ski enthusiasts, this dedicated service ensures that winter driving worries are left behind, allowing you to focus on the slopes ahead. Your private shuttle includes space for up to 14 people and all your gear, groceries and personal items

The Westside Wine Trail in West Kelowna is a dreamy mix of historic wineries, boutique gems, and stunning vineyard views! The "Holy Sip Tour" lets you taste up to 24 wines from five wineries, with plenty of time for a scenic vineyard lunch (bring your wallet!). Just a short drive from downtown Kelowna, this trail offers everything from iconic estates to small-batch treasures, all set against picturesque rolling hills and Okanagan Lake. Sip, savor, and enjoy the perfect blend of rural charm and wine sophistication!

Experience Vancouver's vibrant charm on a walking tour that delves into the city's lively neighborhoods, panoramic vistas, and distinctive markets. Join your guide as you explore iconic spots and hidden gems, unraveling Vancouver's history and culture along the way. Start with a stroll through Stanley Park, where you can marvel at the scenery. Head to Prospect Point for views of the city and its surrounding landscapes. The tour continues with a visit to Granville Island, for its eclectic market offering a diverse array of food, crafts, and local products. Here, you'll have time to explore at your own pace, sampling treats and browsing the stalls. This tour provides a well-rounded exploration of Vancouver, the city's famous landmarks with unique experiences.

Glacier Air Sunrise E-Bike Tour Start your day with the most peaceful and elevated riding experience Whistler has to offer. The Glacier Air Sunrise tour is a premium, small-group e-bike experience designed around quiet trails, cool, crisp mountain air, and that early-morning magic before the village fully wakes up. This ride flows naturally through Whistler’s Valley Trail network, weaving past glacier-fed lakes, forested paths, and hidden sections that feel far removed from the crowds. Along the way, we stop at a favorite local café for a relaxed coffee(beverage) break — a simple but memorable part of the experience. The ride continues through a mix of smooth connectors and scenic paths, gradually looping back toward the village. Routes are adjusted in real time to match each unique group and conditions. Breathe in the Whistler morning and stunning landscape on a premium eBike experience.

Explore some of downtown Vancouver’s most beautiful heritage buildings and indulge in some sweet treats on this tour. Learn scandalous stories about Vancouver’s history and enjoy an exclusive private viewing inside the Marine Building, an Art Deco masterpiece. This is the only Vancouver tour company approved for private viewings inside the building.

Step into a tropical jungle just outside Victoria. The Victoria Butterfly Gardens is located close to Butchart Gardens and is a great way to extend your garden time. The Butterfly Garden houses approximately 70 species of butterfly, in addition to poison dart frogs, tortoises, large iguanas, flamingos, tropical ducks, free flying tropical birds and more. Don’t miss the creepy crawlies in the Insectarium.

Steep trail through old growth rainforest, waterfalls and mountain viewpoints to turquoise-coloured alpine lake nestled between mountains and glacier.

Soak up some of British Columbia’s most dramatic scenery — and an unbeatable vantage point — when you book tickets to Golden Skybridge. Admission includes access to two suspension bridges that soar 426 feet (130 metres) above a massive mountain canyon, as well as multiple viewing platforms, canyon ridge walking trails, the Eagle Net Park, and Village play park. You can also upgrade to take advantage of the on-site zipline, mountain coaster, treetop challenge course, and more.

Fly over Whistler’s epic natural landscape on this exhilarating zipline experience. Start your day with a 4×4 ascent up Rainbow Mountain and get hooked up to a unique dual zipline that lets you soar along with a buddy. See the forests and rivers from a height of up to 200 meters and get your adrenaline pumping as you reach speeds of up to 100 kph (60 mph).

Iconic Vancouver attraction offers family friendly learn-while-you-play Science experiences that are educational, entertaining and fun!

Take on a daring but safe climbing experience — the Sea to Sky Corridor’s Via Ferrata in Squamish. Italian for ‘Iron Way,’ this engineered vertical adventure consists of metal rungs and a specialized cable system. Once you get used to how high up you are in the mountains, look around for fantastic views of Howe Sound and nearby peaks. With a secured route throughout, this fully guided tour is a fun outing for adventurers ages 8 and up.

Get to Whistler Mountain with ease from the city with this shared bus transfer from Vancouver. Board your bus in the city center and stop in Squamish, Creekside Village, or Whistler ski resort. Your bus is equipped with a bathroom and plenty of legroom for a relaxing journey to the mountains. This service is also available from the ski resorts back to Vancouver.

Secure your spot at the lovely VanDusen Gardens by buying your admission in advance. A visit to the vast oasis in the middle of Vancouver is your chance to wander among more than 7,500 species and varieties from around the world. The extensive collection of sculptures throughout the property adds visual interest to the nature on display. Please note: this voucher does not apply to special events such as the VanDusen Festival of Lights.

Begin your day in English Bay. Then embark on an unforgettable journey with your map through the lush landscapes and vibrant history of Stanley Park, Vancouver's crown Jewel! Scoot down to Coal Harbour , immerse yourself in breathtaking beauty of scenic coastal vistas as you explore this urban oasis. A captivating tour revealing fascinating stories and hidden gems

Pedal through Vancouver’s parks and historic districts, and along waterfront paths with a bike or ebike rental. Enjoy access to bike tour maps designed by local experts and design the perfect route for your own self-guided tour. Pedal at your own pace and make stops wherever you want, from Stanley Park to Granville Island.

Explore the coastal rainforest and towering waterfall of Squamish Canyon with a full-day, all access pass to discover its elevated boardwalk, forest lounge, playground, and viewpoints. Securing your admission in advance ensures you won’t miss out, but doesn’t compromise your flexibility—you’ll be free to arrive at the popular site at any point throughout the day.

Zip through Kolowna and take in far more sights than you’d be able to on a walking tour with this half-day small-group guided e-bike experience. Explore some of the city’s most popular landmarks, including Gyro Beach, the William R. Bennett Bridge, and Mission Creek Greenway, stopping at viewing spots along the way to gaze out at panoramic natural vistas.

Combine a mystery-solving game with a scavenger hunt with this app-led clue-solving activity in Victoria. Solve the mystery of who stole your family’s Gold Rush riches, all while discovering the city sights along the way. Compete with other groups to see solve the clues first or take your time to savor the sights of the city.

Explore the Enchanting Naramata Bench Nestled in the southern reaches of the Okanagan Valley, bordering the shores of Okanagan Lake, lies a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts and seekers of serene beauty alike: the Naramata Bench. This picturesque region offers an unparalleled wine-tasting experience, boasting unique terroir, abundant sunshine, and handcrafted wines that rival some of the finest in the world. With over 40 wineries dotting the landscape, a tour of the Naramata Bench promises an intimate immersion into the heart of Canada’s iconic wine culture.

Experience Victoria’s storied history with this 2-hour walking tour through the city’s most popular and bustling tourist spots. Marvel at the unique architectural style of the Empress Hotel and BC Legislative Building in the Inner Harbour, before walking Bastion Square’s iconic cobblestone streets, and discovering the fusion style of Market Square and Chinatown’s vibrant and history-rich neighborhoods.

The Canadian city of Victoria has a rich British colonial history dating back to the Victorian era, evident in its striking architecture and historic landmarks. Explore the city in style by traditional horse-drawn carriage, and take in sites of interest such as James Bay— one of Vancouver Island's oldest neighborhoods. As your horse clops along, enjoy fine views over Victoria to the Olympic Mountain range beyond.

On this 2-hour foraging tour in the forests of Vancouver, you’ll learn to identify edible mushrooms with a native guide. Amid the beauty of British Columbia’s forests grow diverse mushroom varieties such as porcini, chanterelle, and wild oyster: This family-friendly tour is limited to 20 people to ensure an intimate experience.

The iconic Stanley Park totem poles represent many purposes and values among our peoples. They showcase a rich, eclectic representation of Northwest Coast Peoples and our art forms. Stories and worldviews of Salish peoples’ Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations who have lived in this region from time immemorial.