All British Columbia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience Vancouver sights by water on this Zodiac inflatable boat tour from Granville Island. Cross False Creek and admire Siwash Rock, a stone spire near Lion’s Gate Bridge. In Vancouver Harbour, learn about waterfront landmarks. Venture into Deep Cove and the glacial fjord of Indian Arm for views of granite cliffs only accessible by boat. See the beauty of the Granite Falls and Silver Falls up close before heading back.

Experience an up-close encounter with northern Pacific marine life on this half-day whale-watching cruise off Victoria’s coast. Travel out into the open ocean aboard a comfortable, motorized boat to look for native species like humpback whales, gray whales, orcas, elephant seals, and sea lions in their natural habitat. Learn about local marine ecology from a naturalist guide, and take in fantastic views of Vancouver Island between animal sightings.

Trade the hustle and bustle of Vancouver for an immersive nature trip when you book tickets to Grouse Mountain. This outdoor and cultural park offers a range of seasonal attractions throughout the year, from wildlife viewing and family-friendly shows to the Skyride aerial tram. Book in advance to guarantee your admission—then, upon arrival, explore at your own pace and add on experiences that interest you most.

While there are many locations where you can catch a glimpse of the maritime life off the coast of Vancouver, it can be tricky to find the best spots when trekking around the region without a guide. On this small-group half-day whalewatching adventure, set out on a journey to the San Juan Islands for a chance to see a variety of wildlife in natural habitats.

Spend half a day touring Vancouver’s natural and urban highlights on this sightseeing bus tour. Your guide escorts you to key attractions such as Canada Place, Robson Street and across the Lions Gate Bridge. Listen to commentary as you wind through vibrant neighborhoods and tree-lined paths in Stanley Park. Get an overview of the city even if you're short on time.

Immerse yourself in aerial views of Canada’s dramatic landscape—all without actually traveling the country—on this simulated flight. With this unique way to explore, you'll start with a presentation on the history and culture of Canada, then brace yourself for take off. From your seat under the high-dome screen, careen through the sky, hurtle over mountains, and even feel the wind in your face.

Soar above Vancouver on this small-group seaplane experience, and leave the crowds behind as you glide over the city’s top landmarks and natural wonders. Take in bird’s-eye views of the vibrant downtown skyline, the lush Stanley Park, and the beautiful harbor, all set against the backdrop of nearby mountain peaks. This sightseeing experience provides a unique and unforgettable perspective of the city’s beauty, making it perfect for those seeking a more exclusive adventure.

It can be tough to pick between a historic or culinary tour when exploring a new city, but this small-group epicurean walking tour of Vancouver’s Gastown lets you experience both. Enjoy a handpicked selection of gourmet treats from several different distinguished culinary destinations, plus one complimentary cocktail, as your guide narrates the area’s storied history. Each stop is carefully chosen to represent the authentic flavors of the region.

Get a unique perspective of the mountain town of Squamish and the surrounding alpine scenery as you soar above it all on this Sea to Sky Gondola ride. Climb inside your comfy gondola cabin, which seats a maximum of eight passengers, and enjoy magnificent aerial views over nearby Howe Sound and Shannon Falls. At the top, access scenic walking trails, multiple viewing platforms, and the mountaintop restaurant and tea house.

Discover the sights and sounds around Vancouver, British Columbia, on this scenic boat tour. Led by a guide, travel along the coastline of English Bay, west of the downtown peninsula, to popular Lighthouse Park, the Seal Colony and centrally located False Creek, which separates downtown Vancouver from the rest of the city. Along the way, see a plethora of attractions, like Stanley Park, English Bay Beach, the Lions Gate Bridge, plus offshore freighters.

Experience many of Whistler’s top highlights in just one day—and make getting there from Vancouver simple—on this multi-stop tour. Travel to Whistler via comfortable coach, admiring dramatic mountain views en route. Upon arrival, discover Shannon Falls (one of the tallest waterfalls in British Columbia), ride the Sea to Sky Gondola, enjoy free time in Whistler Village, and more.

Welcome to the Vancouver Grouse Mountain Express Tour. Enjoy complimentary hotel pick-up from downtown Vancouver before heading straight to Grouse Mountain for an unforgettable alpine experience. Ride the Skyride gondola and take in breathtaking views of the city, ocean, and surrounding mountains. At the summit, soar above the treetops on the exhilarating Peak Chairlift and enjoy free time to explore. Visit the resident grizzly bears at the wildlife refuge, catch the lively lumberjack show, hike scenic trails, or simply relax and enjoy the panoramic views. Dining options are available at the top for those looking to grab a bite. Throughout the experience, your guide will share insights into the mountain’s history and ecosystem. After your adventure, unwind with complimentary transportation back to your downtown Vancouver accommodation.

Head off the coast of Steveston Village for the chance to see British Columbia’s whales and a vast variety of other maritime wildlife on this half-day tour. Hop aboard a whalewatching vessel and journey through the Canadian Gulf Islands as you cross the Straight of Georgia, all the while carefully watching for signs of killer whales, humpback whales, seals, sea lions, and much more.

Explore the Whistler backcountry, without having to worry about navigation or route finding, on this guided snowmobile tour of the Brandywine and Callaghan valleys. Explore winding routes with stops at scenic lookouts and a cozy backcountry cabin or dome. Winter and safety gear—including snow pants, jackets, boots, gloves, helmets, and goggles—and a hot drink, and a snack are included for your comfort and enjoyment.

Scout for an incredible array of marine life during this half-day Vancouver whale-watching cruise. Once on-board the comfortable vessel, you can look out for orcas, humpback whales, seals, porpoises, and eagles. The region is renowned for attracting whales, offering a 95% success rate with sightings. Best of all, enjoy spectacular scenery set amidst the Gulf and San Juan Islands, and see views many other visitors to the region miss.

Soar above the mountains and glaciers of British Columbia with this small-group sightseeing helicopter flight from Whistler. Admire stunning aerial views of Whistler, Blackcomb, and the Garibaldi Provincial Park, home to the volcanic Black Tusk, Garibaldi Lake, and Rainbow Glacier. Weather permitting, the helicopter will land to let you enjoy a short stroll around the high alpine wilderness.

Explore Victoria's history and culinary scene on this two-in-one, small-group walking tour of the British Columbian capital. Follow a guide to highlights such as the Parliament Buildings, the Inner Harbor, Fan Tan Alley, the Harmonious Gates of Interest, and the Victoria Public Market. Along the way, stop for food tastings of local products.

Vancouver's diverse food scene is a highlight of the city, but finding the best neighborhood flavors requires a local connection. Discover the city's best eats on a small-group (or private) walking tour of Downtown and Gastown, which includes stops to taste Vancouver's famous sushi, classic Canadian poutine, chocolate, and even a secret dish. It turns a meal into an adventure, and it's paired with tales of Vancouver culture and history.

Experience some of Vancouver's highlights on this family-friendly day tour, including stops at Grouse Mountain and the Capilano Suspension Bridge. With a small group of just 14 travelers, watch the lumberjack and endangered bird shows at Grouse Mountain. Visit the Treetop Adventure and the Cliffwalk at the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Round-trip hotel transportation included.

Set out on the Pacific Ocean off Victoria, British Columbia, in search of whales, and get closer to wildlife than you could otherwise, on this immersive, small-group tour by open-top Zodiac. Travel through the Haro Strait and the San Juan de Fuca Strait, visiting Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites and Race Rocks Ecological Reserve to see diverse marine wildlife, with a guide onboard to provide insights.

There’s so much to see in Victoria on Vancouver Island that it can be tough to know where to start. This private city highlights tour includes hotel pickup and private transportation between stops, letting you focus on enjoying the experience with a curated itinerary of the best Victoria has to offer.

Discover the highlights of Vancouver after your cruise with a city sightseeing tour including pick up at the port. Climb aboard an air-conditioned coach and explore the capital of British Columbia during this half-day tour. See popular neighborhoods including Gastown and Chinatown and visit landmarks including Granville Island and Prospect Point Lookout. Luggage is transported with you, so there’s no need to return to the port.

Discover the natural beauty of Vancouver’s Stanley Park aboard a horse-drawn carriage on this charming 1-hour tour. Sit back and relax as your trusty steed clops along Park Drive overlooking the Seawall. An informative guide shares engaging commentary on the sights, including the Rose Garden, Girl in a Wetsuit Statue and the famous First Nations totem poles. Snap memorable photos of Vancouver and the Lion’s Gate Bridge. It’s a great way to experience the fresh air of Stanley Park without tiring your feet!

Book a first-class transfer from downtown Vancouver to downtown Victoria, and enjoy a stress-free journey through western British Columbia. It’s a simple, cost-effective option that offers multiple departure times, seven days a week. Transport is by comfortable motorcoach and the BC Ferry.