Top Vancouver Holidays

This special 5-day tour includes 2-nights in Banff with Christmas dinner and a sleigh ride through a winter wonderland. On this tour you'll travel over 2,000 kilometers, leaving the Province of British Columbia to Alberta, and even cross a time-zone! You will spend Christmas Eve and Christmas day in Banff, the most famous town in the Rockies, go on a sleigh ride through a winter wonderland (included) and have a free day to try an exciting winter activity like skiing/boarding at Lake Louise, dog sledding or ice walking, or you can sleep in after a big night out on the town and enjoy the shops and sights of Banff.

Embrace the holiday spirit and take part in the annual Parade of Lights Festival on this 2.5- or 3.5-hour dinner and carols cruise in Vancouver. Hop aboard your stylish vessel in Vancouver and celebrate the festive season in style! With the other boats in the parade, cruise through False Creek, North and West Vancouver or Deep Cove as the Christmas lights dance over the water. Sit down to a delicious traditional dinner on board and enjoy specialities such as roast turkey and herb stuffing as festive carols ring out.

Vancouver winter means ski season, festivals, funky light events and new trails to explore.Just because it’s colder doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be outside.Grouse Mountain is one of the top Vancouver points of interest. Some people prefer skiing or snowboarding at Grouse Mountain in Vancouver since it’s the closest to downtown but that does make it a little bit busier than some of the other local hills.If you’re not in to skiing or snowboarding it’s almost worth going up to Grouse Mountain in winter just for the view of the city lights and the other awesome winter activities that go on up there Trying at least one outdoor activity this winter is a must do in Vancouver. Below are some of the best outdoor and indoor activities in Vancouver this winter. 1) Peak of Christmas in Grouse Mountain 2) Head to the Vancouver Christmas Market 3) Bright light in the Stanley Park 4) Experience CandyTown in Yaletown 5) Shop at the Craft Winter Market 6) Go ice skating downtown 7)Enjoy Granville

Vancouver winter means ski season, festivals, funky light events and new trails to explore.Just because it’s colder doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be outside.Grouse Mountain is one of the top Vancouver points of interest. Some people prefer skiing or snowboarding at Grouse Mountain in Vancouver since it’s the closest to downtown but that does make it a little bit busier than some of the other local hills.If you’re not in to skiing or snowboarding it’s almost worth going up to Grouse Mountain in winter just for the view of the city lights and the other awesome winter activities that go on up there Trying at least one outdoor activity this winter is a must do in Vancouver. Below are some of the best outdoor and indoor activities in Vancouver this winter. 1) Peak of Christmas in Grouse Mountain 2) Head to the Vancouver Christmas Market 3) Bright light in the Stanley Park 4) Experience CandyTown in Yaletown 5) Shop at the Craft Winter Market 6) Go ice skating downtown 7)Enjoy Granville

There are many places in Vancouver to see sparkling New Year lights, admire seasonal decorations and enjoy the festive winter holiday season.in this Tour you can see the gardens with amazing illumination displays, New Year musical performances, holiday markets to explore, popular attractions all lit up and a whole lot more and get into the festive spirt. you can see ----- 1) VanDusen Festival of Lights 2) Vancouver New year Market 3) Bright Nights at Stanley Park 4) Canyon Lights at Capilano 5) Holiday Heights at Bloedel 6) Holiday Hi-Light Festival 7 )Lights at Canada Place 8) Hyatt Gingerbread Lane

An exclusive tour for all the romantics of the world! Together with the professional local guide, you will visit the most romantic places in the city. You will feel spellbound in a charming atmosphere. What is considered as one of the best places to have a date in the city? Where can you make lovely photos? You will be surprised how many historical love stories are hidden in the streets, buildings, parks of the city. From heartbreaking and tragic, to the hilarious or spicy ones. Desire to keep it warm with your lover even in Canada? Vancouver is the warmest city in Canada with only 11 days of snow per year. Also, it has a lot of natural getaway spots for you and you sweetheart. This tour is especially recommended in the Saint Valentine period!

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city, while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Did you know that Vancouver is named after Captain Vancouver, a morose sounding fellow who must have explored the area in a rainy summer? What’s more? He hated the place. You will be surprised how many stories are hidden in the streets, buildings and corners of Vancouver. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. Perfect for those who are visiting the city for the first time and want to get the most of it!

Vancouver's dazzling festive lights are scattered all around town. On this guided tour, you’ll be driven around the city. Stop to explore the biggest and brightest winter displays from VanDusen Botanical Garden’s Festival of Lights to Stanley Park’s Bright Nights. In between stops, you can warm up and listen to your guide’s commentary aboard the minivan.

Same as Rockies Classic Tour plus celebrate New Year’s Eve in the town of Golden at Kicking Horse Mountain with free entertainment and fireworks! On this tour you'll travel over 2,000 kilometers, leaving the Province of British Columbia to Alberta, and even cross a time-zone! You will spend 1 night and day in Banff, the most famous town in the Rockies, go on guided walk with a first national cultural host through a winter wonderland (included) and have a free day to try an exciting winter activity like skiing/boarding at Lake Louise, dog sledding or ice walking, or you can sleep in after a big night out on the town and enjoy the shops and sights of Banff.

Celebrate the New Year with friends or your special someone on this 4-hour Vancouver Harbour New Year's Eve dinner cruise. Hop aboard your boat in Vancouver Harbour in the evening, and head out onto the waves. Savor a delicious dinner of speciality dishes such as Pacific sable fish filet, with musical accompaniment from the live band on board. Enjoy fine views over that famous skyline then, as midnight approaches, raise a glass of Champagne and toast to the New Year! Drink and dance into the night, before returning to harbor.

This special 4-day tour includes Christmas morning and day in Banff and Christmas dinner. On this tour you'll travel over 2,000 kilometres, leaving the Province of British Columbia to Alberta, and even cross a time-zone! You will spend 1 night and day in Banff, the most famous town in the Rockies, enjoy storytelling around a campfire from a First Nations cultural host (included) and have a free day to try an exciting winter activity like skiing or snowboarding at Lake Louise, ice walking, or you can sleep in after a big night out on the town and enjoy the local shops and sights of Banff.