Top Vancouver Bus Tours

We chose the door to door service and had an amazing time on this tour. From being picked up at our hotel to the tour itself, the staff were knowledgeable and friendly. They made it easy to visit each site and give instructions on the best way to navigate each stop. We didn’t feel rushed at all, the amount of time at each place was well thought out. We enjoyed the facts about the area and felt like we know a lot more about the area now. The Capilano bridge area was the highlight of our trip, even with my mild fear of heights.

Enjoyed visiting the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Walking on the suspended bridge was an experience. Enjoyed the attractions included at this park like the tree top adventure and the cliff walk. We ate an early dinner there at the Cliff House Restaurant and Bar. Dinner and atmosphere great, the food was delicious and moderately priced. Highly recommend visiting this attraction and enjoy the food while you are there.

This was such a great day! Herman, our guide, provided historical information in a personal and humorous way. The ride to the mountain was entertaining and quick. Keep in mind that the guided portion of the experience is only during the bus ride. once we arrived at each attraction, we were left to take in the experience on our own with only a time to meet back at the bus. We enjoyed seeing the Salmon hatchery even though its necessity is very unfortunate! There were very few Salmon due to the time of year (mid August) - I imagine it would be quite the spectacle if they were spawning. The gondolas up the mountain took very little time (even with long line-ups). I'm not a fan of heights, so I kept my focus inside the gondola and it wasn't too scary. My daughter took in the scenery and was in awe of the beauty. Once we were on top of the mountain, the fear of heights was not a problem as the set up was on a flat surface and there was no need to look over the edge. We hiked up to the top, watched the Lumberjack Show (it was cute), and saw the bear. Then we ventured to the Capilano Bridge. Again, my fear of heights impacted my experience, but I managed to walk through the entire attraction (including the cliff walk!!!) for my daughter's sake. I didn't take in all of the scenery, but she did and took pictures -- it's really quite amazing how the attraction has been built into nature. I would recommend the experience 100% if it is your first time visiting the mountain and you aren't sure what to expect or how to get around. Now that we have been once, I would feel comfortable going on our own without the guide.