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No tourist fluff. No sponsored lists. Just honest tips from the team that runs tours in Vancouver every single week.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge
The Capilano Suspension Bridge is one of Vancouver’s most iconic attractions, drawing visitors from around the world to walk 140 metres above the Capilano River.
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See all Vancouver guides →What’s New in Vancouver: April 2026 Events & Travel Guide
FIFA World Cup prep, PNE amphitheatre, Vancouver restaurants and what’s happening this month.
Vancouver Travel Guide: What Locals Want You to Know in 2026
The honest insider guide to Vancouver in 2026 — what’s changed, what’s worth it, and what locals really think.
What’s Happening in Vancouver: Spring 2026 Travel Guide
From celebrity dining to fresh local perspectives — your insider look at Vancouver right now.
Granville Island on a Saturday Morning — Get There Early or Regret It
One of the best public markets in North America — but timing is everything. Here’s how locals do it.
Gastown in 2 Hours — What to See, Where to Eat, What to Skip
Vancouver’s most historic neighbourhood — cobblestones, the famous steam clock, and great restaurants.
Gastown Vancouver Guide: Steam Clock, Food & 2-Hour Itinerary
Everything you need to explore Gastown like a local — the steam clock, best bites, hidden gems and a perfect 2-hour walking itinerary.
Gastown Transformation 2026: What Vancouver Visitors Need to Know
Gastown is changing fast — new pedestrian plans, construction updates and what it all means for visitors coming to Vancouver in 2026.
Capilano Suspension Bridge — Everything You Need to Know Before You Go
Tips, tickets, what to wear, and how to make the most of your visit to Vancouver’s most iconic attraction.
Why Vancouver Is One of the Most Walkable Cities in the World
Seawall, Stanley Park, Gastown, Granville Island — all connected on foot. Here’s how locals actually walk this city.
Vancouver Restaurants Visited by Celebrities — And Whether They’re Worth It
Hollywood comes to Vancouver more than you think. Here are the spots that actually live up to the hype.
The Best Views in Vancouver Nobody Talks About
From Prospect Point to Grouse Mountain summit — the viewpoints locals actually go to.
Vancouver in the Rain — Why It’s Actually Kind of Perfect
It rains 168 days a year here. Here’s why that’s not a problem — and what locals do when it does.
The Locals’ Guide to Stanley Park — What the Tourist Brochures Don’t Tell You
Stanley Park is bigger and wilder than most visitors expect. Here’s what locals actually do there — the secret trails, the view everyone forgets, and what to skip.
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Whistler
See all Whistler guides →Vancouver to Whistler — What the Drive Is Actually Like
The Sea to Sky Highway is one of the most scenic drives in North America. Every stop worth making.
Whistler Village on Foot — A Locals’ Walking Guide
Small enough to walk in an afternoon — here’s where to eat and what to skip.
Whistler in Summer vs Winter — Which One Should You Visit?
Two completely different places depending on the season. An honest comparison from locals.
Attractions
See all attraction guides →Capilano Suspension Bridge — Is It Worth It? An Honest Answer
The most visited paid attraction in BC. Here’s what you actually get and whether the price is right.
Grouse Mountain — What to Do When You Get to the Top
Bears, birds, lumberjacks, views to Washington State — here’s everything at the summit.
Victoria & Butchart Gardens — The Perfect Day Trip from Vancouver
A ferry crossing, 55 acres of world-famous gardens, and one of Canada’s most charming cities.
Cruise Guides
See cruise tours →What to Do After Your Cruise in Vancouver — A Local’s Honest Guide
Just docked at Canada Place? Here’s exactly what to do with your time before flying home.
What to Do Before Your Cruise in Vancouver
Arriving a day early before your Alaska cruise? Here’s how locals would spend the time.
Vancouver Shore Excursions — What’s Worth Booking (And What Isn’t)
Cruise ship excursions vs private tours vs going it alone. An honest comparison.
Travel Tips
First Time in Vancouver? Read This Before You Go
Weather, neighbourhoods, transport, tipping culture — the things nobody tells you.
How to Get from Seattle to Vancouver — Every Option Explained
Drive, bus, train, or fly — each option has different tradeoffs. The honest comparison.
Best Time to Visit Vancouver — Month by Month Breakdown
Each month is genuinely different here. What to expect, what’s open, what’s crowded.