6h
Duration
3
Main Stops
4.9
Rating
Pickup Location
Overview
Wilderness is just around the corner from the busy Vancouver city core. Travel along the scenic Sea to Sky Highway on this day tour and reconnect with nature. Visit Shannon Falls, ride the Sea to Sky Gondola, and explore the award-winning Britannia Mine Museum. Priority skip-the-line entry included. Family-friendly.
What You Can Expect
- Stop at Shannon Falls, BC’s third tallest waterfall (335 meters)
- Ride the Sea to Sky Gondola to panoramic summit views
- Walk the Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge and scenic trails
- Ride the mine train at Britannia Mine Museum
- Pan for gold and explore historic mining exhibits
Inclusions
- Priority entrance
- Admission fees & local taxes
- Bottled water
- Professional and fun guide
- Hotel/port pickup & drop-off (Vancouver only)
- Car seats available upon request
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Airport transfers (additional cost)
Additional Info
- Confirmation at time of booking
- 1 suitcase + 1 carry-on per traveler (oversized items may be restricted)
- Free cruise ship pickup (info required at booking)
- Pickup may vary by 30 minutes due to traffic
- Infant seats available upon request
- Moderate walking; wear comfortable footwear
- Operates rain or shine – dress accordingly
Departure Details
Departs from hotel address provided at checkout. Please include your phone and room number to confirm pickup.
Tour starts at 9:00 AM. Hotel pickups commence prior to this time.
Duration: 6 hours (approx.)
General FAQs about Tours and Vancouver
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Q: What is the best time of year to visit Vancouver?
A: Spring (April to June) and Fall (September to October) are the best times for mild weather and fewer tourists.
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Q: Are guided tours in Vancouver available year-round?
A: Yes, most tours operate year-round, but some outdoor activities may be affected by weather.
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Q: What should I wear for tours in Vancouver?
A: Wear comfortable clothing and bring a rain jacket, as Vancouver weather can be unpredictable.
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Q: Can I bring my pet on tours?
A: Generally, pets are not allowed, except for service animals.
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Q: How can I get to the tour starting point?
A: Most tours offer hotel pickup in downtown Vancouver, or you can meet at a central location.
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Q: Are there tours available in other languages?
A: Many tours offer guides who speak English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
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Q: Is it safe to walk around Vancouver at night?
A: Downtown Vancouver is generally safe, but it’s always best to stay alert and travel in groups.
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Q: What is the tipping culture for tour guides?
A: Tips are not mandatory but are appreciated, usually ranging from 10-20% of the tour cost.
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Q: Can I cancel or reschedule my tour?
A: Policies vary by operator, so check the terms at booking.
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Q: Are tours family-friendly?
A: Yes, many tours accommodate families, but always check age recommendations.
