Top Vancouver Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

We had a wonderful experience and really learned so much while on a short tour. I was nervous to have young kids along and everything ended up going well. We especially loved our time at Granville Island but were happy to be able to see so much of the city at once.

Amazing experience! We went out on the boat on a sunny day. Stopped at two different seal colonies. The guides were very respectful and showed us how to behave in the water. Not too close to the seals with a good distance and they might come to us by curiosity. Some were curious and played with our fins whilst some of them just swam in the water. It was amazing to see them in their natural habitat. Snacks were provided as well and the guides answered all the questions we had. It really was an amazing experience

Quick tour of the city only allows enough time to view the city which was exactly what our family wanted. If you are looking to stop and browse, this tour is not for you. Our driver Adrian, was informative, funny and over all great. I would recommend this tour!!

Excellent. Nas was my guide. He was very flexible about changing the schedule to things that interested me specifically. Very eager to help take pictures, alter the schedule to fit in things I needed, or answer questions I had. Very knowledgeable about the city and its history. I would HIGHLY recommend him.

Returned to Vancouver from a cruise and was running slightly late due to a bad experience with a hop on hop off bus. I sent a message and they called me back and had my tickets ready. They advised they would be leaving at 1600 sharp. We made it right on time and I even got a second call while I was talking with them to determine exactly what building we needed to check into. We made it just in time. I definitely appreciate the follow up and assistance to get there! The boat is mostly covered but has some great open viewing areas. The wildlife experts were very helpful in identifying and helping point out the sightings. After about an hour boat ride we arrived and were immediately seeing the first whale. We watched that whale for about 20 minutes with 5-6 separate encounters. We then drove a few minutes to view a mother and pup group of whales. We followed this group for about 30 minutes with a dozen or more encounters. Then we drove between some islands and found an adult bald eagle and a juvenile bald eagle. Lastly before heading back to dock we went reef are and saw several large groups of seals and sea lions. Great experience and would definitely recommend!

This was a great experience. We had a day in Vancouver after getting off a cruise ship so decided to do this trip to round off our holiday. It was straight forward to find where we had to check in for the seaplane and then the shuttle bus for the suspension bridge park. Staff were friendly and helpful. Both the seaplane and the suspension bridge were amazing experiences and well worth doing, fantastic views of the city and the mountains from the plane. I would definitely recommend this trip and there was plenty of time to do both the plane and have a few hours at the park before having to head to the airport for an overnight flight home.

Byron was a wonderful tour guide! He was very knowledgeable of the history and development of Vancouver along with surrounding areas. There was ample time at each stop. We even got out to see the Gas Clock! Byron was able to adjust the schedule and avoid the heavy crowds. Would definitely recommend!

There is some challenging walking between the seaplane and the bus to the Gardens. Although the distance is not far, for those with mobility issues ( my husband requires a walker for balance and mobility), this was somewhat problematic. We took an Uber but still had to get up some very steep stairs to get to street level in Victoria. Same issues returning as there is no elevator. Better signage at the Vancouver seaport would have helped minimize walking. Electric wheelchairs are available at Buchardt Gardens but only with one day advance notice. The gardens are quite “hilly” but we were not made aware of this option so struggled through with a regular wheelchair.