Vancouver City and Seals Scenic Boat Tour by Vancouver Water Adventures
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- Local guide
- Professional guide
What to expect
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Stop At: Vancouver Water Adventures LTD., 1812 Boatlift Ln, Vancouver, BC V6H 3Y2, Canada
Starting and end point for the tour.
Duration: 15 minutes
Pass By: Burrard Bridge, Burrard Street, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada
Travel under the Burrard Bridge on your way in and out of False Creek.
Pass By: English Bay Beach, 1795 Beach Ave West End, Vancouver, British Columbia V6G 1Y9 Canada
This is a Vancouver boat tour you won’t forget, where you will travel along the epic coastline of English Bay, out to Lighthouse park, over to the Seal Colony and back into False Creek.
Pass By: Vancouver Harbour, Metro Vancouver, BC, Canada
After departing from Granville Island, travel out into Vancouver Harbour. The tour guide will tell stories, share facts, and give a short history of Vancouver.
Pass By: Siwash Rock, Stanley Park Drive, Vancouver, British Columbia V6G 3E2 Canada
Head to Siwash Rock and check out some of the ocean freighters before visiting Lighthouse Park.
Pass By: Lions Gate Bridge Rd, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada
Discover an amazing view of Lion's Gate Bridge.
Stop At: Lighthouse Park, Beacon Lane, West Vancouver, British Columbia V7W 1K5 Canada
Around the corner from the park, check out the local seal colony where roughly 400 seals live.
Duration: 5 minutes
Pass By: Kitsilano Beach, Cornwall Ave North End of Yew St, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada
While heading across the harbor towards UBC, the guide will lead the way past the Spanish Banks, the Jericho Sailing Center, Point Grey, and Kitsilano Beach on the return trip back into False Creek.
Pass By: False Creek, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada
In False Creek, see and hear about Granville Island, Yaletown, the Bridges of Vancouver, the Science World Geodesic Dome, and our Sports Stadiums before returning to the dock.
Pass By: Yaletown, 200-1226 Hamilton St, Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 2S8 Canada
Pass by Vancouver's Yaletown while traveling through False Creek.
Additional information
- Not recommended for travelers with back problems
- Not recommended for anyone who is pregnant
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- Wheelchair accessible
- 48 hour cancellation policy
- Minimum height requirement of 4 feet tall
- Near public transportation
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
- Most travelers can participate
- -Please arrive ready to go, we will not be providing change rooms or washrooms and storage will be limited. -Please pay by debit or credit. We would prefer not to accept cash at this time. -If you are sharing a kayak or Seadoo, please only do so with those from your same household.
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Brilliant way to see the sights. Got to see the seals too. Ryan was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot. Great fun, very safe and clean, welcoming staff and good value
Brilliant way to see the sights. Got to see the seals too. Ryan was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot. Great fun, very safe and clean, welcoming staff and good valueWe enjoyed this tour. Our guide (sorry! I don't remember his name) was fantastic! A heads up that, at least on the day we went (end of June), they were requiring everyone to be wearing long sleeves. Everyone who had a windbreaker or the like just needed to wear a regular life jacket, but my hu...
We enjoyed this tour. Our guide (sorry! I don't remember his name) was fantastic! A heads up that, at least on the day we went (end of June), they were requiring everyone to be wearing long sleeves. Everyone who had a windbreaker or the like just needed to wear a regular life jacket, but my husband and I did not have jackets (it was around 90 degrees that day) so we had to wear full body suits. Another thing to be aware of is that the boat travels at high speeds. I suggest that you not wear a at as one person in our group nearly lost hers. Also, I was glad my hair was in a ponytail! We did this our first day in Vancouver and it gave us a good overview and lots of fun stories about the city and the people who live there. The highlight was just how close we were able to get to see the seals! We got some great photos!Riding the waves with the sun on our faces! Beautiful day and great guide, Amber. Loved the visit to the seal colony.
Riding the waves with the sun on our faces! Beautiful day and great guide, Amber. Loved the visit to the seal colony.Fun and exciting tour around the harbor! Greg was funny and entertaining as well as very knowledgeable.
Fun and exciting tour around the harbor! Greg was funny and entertaining as well as very knowledgeable.It was a great experience. Host (Greg) was great full of energy. He was making donuts on water with boat that was so cool. Took round of big ships. It was just GREAT.
It was a great experience. Host (Greg) was great full of energy. He was making donuts on water with boat that was so cool. Took round of big ships. It was just GREAT.This was so much fun! Captain Paul was an incredible tour guide. It's obvious that he has a great love for his job which came through in his intimate knowledge of Vancouver's maritime history, cultural history, and wildlife. Seeing the seals was the icing on what was an already lovely trip. I'd h...
This was so much fun! Captain Paul was an incredible tour guide. It's obvious that he has a great love for his job which came through in his intimate knowledge of Vancouver's maritime history, cultural history, and wildlife. Seeing the seals was the icing on what was an already lovely trip. I'd highly - HIGHLY - recommend doing this if you're looking for a way to explore Vancouver from the water.