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May-Oct: This full day, 300-kilometre (186 mile) round trip experience (Vancouver to Whistler) will start by heading north out of the city in our fully licensed 4-wheel drive SUV, up the famous Sea-to-Sky Highway, renown for its breathtaking beauty and views. We will stop at three of our favorite waterfalls (Shannon, Brandywine and Alexander) along the way. Each with short, easy walking trails and their own distinct style and charm. Once in Whistler you will have 3hrs hours of free time to explore the village at your leisure. Nov-Apr: Itinerary adjustment - two waterfalls & 4hrs in Whistler Suggestions for free time in Whistler include, but are not limited to: SUMMER MONTHS, Take in the views of the Peak-2-Peak Gondola and explore one of many walking trails. (subject to seasonal closures) WINTER MONTHS (early sunsets), check out an art gallery, museum, cultural centre or warm up by a fire at a local pub are all highly recommended activities. *Snacks & water bottles Provided *Meals & activities in Whistler are at your own expense Other things to note: -Dress for the weather layered clothing is suggested.

Prepare yourself for an adventure that balances the thrill of sailing Howe Sound's legendary winds with the breathtaking views of the Coastal and Tantalus mountain ranges. We will depart from the docks in Squamish (about 40 minutes north of Vancouver on the highway to Whistler) and raise the sails as we pass beneath the legendary Stawamus Chief granite monolith and Shannon Falls. Regardless of expertise or ability, you will learn about sailing and experience unbounded excitement as the wind fills our sails and accelerates our 40' sailboat across the waters of Canada's southernmost fjord. Take a turn at the helm or grind a winch to trim sails - the more involved you become, the more fun you will have. A dance of colourful kites await as we tack offshore in the afternoon's inflow winds. The same topographic phenomenon that makes the area perfect for sailing attracts kiteboarders from around the world. We will explore the northern section of the Howe Sound fjord and promise many photo opportunities that will stand amongst the highlights of your trip. With a little luck, we may even sight a pod of dolphins or Orcas! Welcome aboard - let's have some fun. Other things to note We respect our oceans and try to minimize our environmental impact. Please choose aluminum containers for beverages instead of plastic or glass, and avoid the use of plastic bags and plastic wrap. Tx!

Join us for an action packed day exploring the forest of Lynn Canyon Park & the breathtaking valley of Pitt Meadows. We start the day with a leisurely hike through Lynn Canyon Park. Crossing the 50m high suspension bridge allows a panoramic view over the canyon, forest & raging waters below. Leaving the bridge, we enter into the ancient rain-forest and take a stroll beneath the towering trees above. We join the Baden Powell Trail and learn some interesting facts about the rain-forest and local ecosystem. Following the hike, we take the short drive out to Pitt Meadows. Here we enjoy a fresh and healthy lunch before we begin our bicycle ride along the beautiful dikes & farmland. Pitt Meadows is located in the lower Fraser valley, 50 km from downtown Vancouver & surrounded by the glorious mountains of Golden Ears & Pinecone Burke Provincial parks. We are delighted to be the sole tour operator with access to the stunning Trans Canada Trail located at Pitt Meadows, BC. The Trans Canada trail is the longest recreational trail in the world and spans the entire width of Canada. Enjoy the colorful surrounding farmland, fauna and blooming meadows as we pedal along the majestic trail. Other things to note Bring your own camera/cellphone for photos, sunglasses and sunscreen, loose fitting comfortable clothes or sportswear, sneakers or any closed footwear.

This 5-hour guided tour encompasses Downtown Vancouver and highlights the very best sights, attractions, and biking that the city has to offer! With plenty of stops for stories, questions and photos, you'll be a local-expert by the end of your day. Beginning at our bike shop in the heart of Downtown, we'll get fitted for bikes then join the protected bikeway right outside. We'll head to world-famous Stanley Park and ride through the rainforest trails past old-growth trees, making stops at Lost Lagoon, the Totem Poles and Beaver Lake. We'll carry on past some of the hottest beaches in the city, then hop over to Granville Island, known for its arts & culture scene as well as its great food and shopping. Enjoy a break for lunch at the Public Market, with dozens of vendors to choose from. Next we'll carry on along the seawall to Olympic Village, taking in the views of Vancouver's modern architecture, before heading into the historic districts of Chinatown and Gastown. Finally we'll cruise back to the shop through Coal Harbour. Come along for expert storytelling and to learn about the history, ecology, geography, and culture of the region at a variety of scenic stops throughout the city. Leave with great local recommendations for restaurants and activities for the rest of your trip. Other things to note A minimum of two guests is required for this activity to operate. Please note: Tipping tour guides in Canada is customary and always appreciated. It's not mandatory but is the best way to show your guide that you had a great experience and encourages the exceptional service that they provide.

We are happy to welcome you on our beautiful 2011 50 foot Jeanneau Sailboat that is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. We depart Mosquito Creek and motor out of Vancouver Harbour into Burrard Inlet. You will see Coal Harbour, Stanley Park and unique views of downtown from the water. Once we pass under the Lions Gate Bridge we'll set sail and enjoy stunning views of the Vancouver area, Passage and Bowen Islands, Point Atkinson, West Vancouver, Howe Sound and even Georgia Straight. Sit back and relax whilst we serve up a light snack and a selection of Beers, Ciders and assortment of alcoholic beverages as you enjoy the views of English Bay. We have water and pop available for the minors, tea and coffee as well. If you're the more adventurous type, we can put you to work and teach you the basics of how to sail, trimming the sails and even take the helm. After 2.5 hours on the water pack up the sails and motor back to Mosquito Creek and the picturesque views of Coal Harbour. We offer all kinds of other experiences if your looking for something overnight, something more private or don't see a date that works for your group. Please reach out and well do our best to create a unique and once in a lifetime experience! We do not have a min number of guest required to run the experience and have a covered cockpit should we see showers. We only cancel due to unsafe conditions.

May-Oct: This full day, 300-kilometre (186 mile) round trip experience (Vancouver to Whistler) will start by heading north out of the city in our fully licensed 4-wheel drive SUV, up the famous Sea-to-Sky Highway, renown for its breathtaking beauty and views. We will stop at three of our favorite waterfalls (Shannon, Brandywine and Alexander) along the way. Each with short, easy walking trails and their own distinct style and charm. Once in Whistler you will have 3hrs hours of free time to explore the village at your leisure. Nov-Apr: Itinerary adjustment - two waterfalls & 4hrs in Whistler Suggestions for free time in Whistler include, but are not limited to: SUMMER MONTHS, Take in the views of the Peak-2-Peak Gondola and explore one of many walking trails. (subject to seasonal closures) WINTER MONTHS (early sunsets), check out an art gallery, museum, cultural centre or warm up by a fire at a local pub are all highly recommended activities. *Snacks & water bottles Provided *Meals & activities in Whistler are at your own expense Other things to note: -Dress for the weather layered clothing is suggested.

Prepare yourself for an adventure that balances the thrill of sailing Howe Sound's legendary winds with the breathtaking views of the Coastal and Tantalus mountain ranges. We will depart from the docks in Squamish (about 40 minutes north of Vancouver on the highway to Whistler) and raise the sails as we pass beneath the legendary Stawamus Chief granite monolith and Shannon Falls. Regardless of expertise or ability, you will learn about sailing and experience unbounded excitement as the wind fills our sails and accelerates our 40' sailboat across the waters of Canada's southernmost fjord. Take a turn at the helm or grind a winch to trim sails - the more involved you become, the more fun you will have. A dance of colourful kites await as we tack offshore in the afternoon's inflow winds. The same topographic phenomenon that makes the area perfect for sailing attracts kiteboarders from around the world. We will explore the northern section of the Howe Sound fjord and promise many photo opportunities that will stand amongst the highlights of your trip. With a little luck, we may even sight a pod of dolphins or Orcas! Welcome aboard - let's have some fun. Other things to note We respect our oceans and try to minimize our environmental impact. Please choose aluminum containers for beverages instead of plastic or glass, and avoid the use of plastic bags and plastic wrap. Tx!

Join us through some of the most popular and historic areas of Vancouver’s core - Gastown, Waterfront and Downtown. You will connect with the past and present in the most vibrant city on the west coast. This highly rated tour begins with the world-famous views of Vancouver's harbor at Canada Place. After introductions and a catching story of the mountains, we will take an easy walk into downtown to understand how Vancouver was shaped to become the fourth largest port on the west coast of North America. Next we will marvel at the most recognizable architecture in the city, and because you’re with a local expert, we’ll go places that are exclusively known and accessed by the locals. Throughout the tour we will hear the stories and tales that define the city. Next, let’s meet one of Canada’s national hero’s and be inspired by his journey. To conclude, we’ll make sure you’re well-informed with how to spend the rest of your day or visit (including exclusive access to discounted attraction tickets among other things). We’ll drop you off near where we started and from there the possibilities are endless. *Tip-based walking tour means you can join this tour for nearly free (you're only charged a small booking fee & taxes) after which you have the freedom to tip your guide what you feel the tour was worth based on your 3-hour experience. We recommend $25 CAD/person.

Experience a boutique voyage aboard a charming 1956 vintage wooden yacht. You'll be in the middle of the action in one of the busiest harbours in North America, exploring the Salish Sea surrounding Vancouver, then anchoring for beverages and charcuterie on the water. Designed by revered Pacific Northwest naval architect Edwin Monk Sr., Pacific Loon was constructed locally in Richmond BC. Tours may go West toward English Bay, or East up the Indian Arm fjord, depending on currents and conditions. In case of cooler or rainy weather, the vessel has covered outside and heated inside areas. An onboard restroom is available for guest use. Please contact us to inquire about a day that is not listed, as we may be able to accommodate requests! Forecasted unsafe conditions or high winds may necessitate rescheduling, or cancellation and refund. See more photos on social media: #mvpacificloon

Join us for an action packed day exploring the forest of Lynn Canyon Park & the breathtaking valley of Pitt Meadows. We start the day with a leisurely hike through Lynn Canyon Park. Crossing the 50m high suspension bridge allows a panoramic view over the canyon, forest & raging waters below. Leaving the bridge, we enter into the ancient rain-forest and take a stroll beneath the towering trees above. We join the Baden Powell Trail and learn some interesting facts about the rain-forest and local ecosystem. Following the hike, we take the short drive out to Pitt Meadows. Here we enjoy a fresh and healthy lunch before we begin our bicycle ride along the beautiful dikes & farmland. Pitt Meadows is located in the lower Fraser valley, 50 km from downtown Vancouver & surrounded by the glorious mountains of Golden Ears & Pinecone Burke Provincial parks. We are delighted to be the sole tour operator with access to the stunning Trans Canada Trail located at Pitt Meadows, BC. The Trans Canada trail is the longest recreational trail in the world and spans the entire width of Canada. Enjoy the colorful surrounding farmland, fauna and blooming meadows as we pedal along the majestic trail. Other things to note Bring your own camera/cellphone for photos, sunglasses and sunscreen, loose fitting comfortable clothes or sportswear, sneakers or any closed footwear.

This 5-hour guided tour encompasses Downtown Vancouver and highlights the very best sights, attractions, and biking that the city has to offer! With plenty of stops for stories, questions and photos, you'll be a local-expert by the end of your day. Beginning at our bike shop in the heart of Downtown, we'll get fitted for bikes then join the protected bikeway right outside. We'll head to world-famous Stanley Park and ride through the rainforest trails past old-growth trees, making stops at Lost Lagoon, the Totem Poles and Beaver Lake. We'll carry on past some of the hottest beaches in the city, then hop over to Granville Island, known for its arts & culture scene as well as its great food and shopping. Enjoy a break for lunch at the Public Market, with dozens of vendors to choose from. Next we'll carry on along the seawall to Olympic Village, taking in the views of Vancouver's modern architecture, before heading into the historic districts of Chinatown and Gastown. Finally we'll cruise back to the shop through Coal Harbour. Come along for expert storytelling and to learn about the history, ecology, geography, and culture of the region at a variety of scenic stops throughout the city. Leave with great local recommendations for restaurants and activities for the rest of your trip. Other things to note A minimum of two guests is required for this activity to operate. Please note: Tipping tour guides in Canada is customary and always appreciated. It's not mandatory but is the best way to show your guide that you had a great experience and encourages the exceptional service that they provide.

This half day, 120-kilometer (75 mile) round trip tour operates year round, subject to the gondola’s seasonal schedule. Your day starts with pickup at your Vancouver accommodation before heading north out of the city in one of our fully licenced spacious 4-wheel drive SUV’s, up the famous Sea-to-Sky Highway, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and views. Breathe in the fresh mountain air, evident by the trees completely encompassed in moss as you join your guide on a 2.5 kilometer easy trail walk along the base of the mountain to Shannon Falls, BC’s 3rd tallest waterfall. Next, take in the magnificent views of Howe Sound and the town of Squamish as you ride the gondola up the mountain (tickets included in price). Here, you will have three hours at your leisure to brave the suspension bridge, explore the trails, or simply sit down for a bite and enjoy your surroundings before taking the gondola back down the mountain and heading back to Vancouver.

Joffre Lakes is one of BC's most beautiful hikes and is relatively easy to access compared to other alpine lakes. You need to be an experienced hiker and in very good physical condition. The actual hike is 6 hrs return with another 6 hrs of transportation time from Vancouver. If you're brave enough, we'll also take a dip in the ice-cold glacier lakes :) Your 12 hour hiking tour is a picture-perfect way to experience Canada’s natural beauty and safely enjoy the outdoors. It includes pickup and drop off from your accommodation and a scenic drive on the Sea to Sky highway to Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton. Details on what to wear and bring along for the tour will be provided, along with follow up questions testing your skill level. With 20+ years of hiking and photography experience, your guide will teach you to take photos while hiking. With small groups and plenty of one-on-one instruction, you’ll learn all about landscape photography and how to capture waterfalls, lakes, glaciers and forests. You will also learn about the indigenous people of the area. After the tour you have the option of grabbing dinner an dwill be dropped off at your place of stay. Your photos will be emailed to you within 24 hrs.

We will be exploring a trail along a local blueberry farm in Coquitlam / Port Coquitlam. The hike is 8 kilometers and can take up to 3 hours depending on our pace. The bears are hibernating until about April! But during late spring and summer, you might see black bears in the blueberry fields and sometimes they even cross the trail right in front of you. I've also seen all kinds of birds, including bald eagles, Kingfisher and blue herons. Turtles, deer, cougar, raccoon and coyotes live here too. I will take high quality professional pictures of my guests during the hike and share them online afterwards. As much as I want you to see wildlife, I cannot guarantee that we will see any animals. They are a bit unpredictable. After all, they are wild animals! I went on dozens of hikes and showed hundreds of guests the amazing beauty of my "backyard". Every hike is different and we see different animals and scenery. One thing is for sure: It is beautiful! Even in the rain and the scenery is amazing! My guests really like the hike. Read my 100+ great reviews. Other things to note I usually take pictures along the way and share them, but you should definitely bring your own camera. It might also become hot and there is no shade or trees to get cover. Come dressed accordingly.

A guided hike through beautiful lake and mountain scenery, hosted by Pickles and Peanut, French Alpine goat brothers! Their "parents" come too, to ensure you are guided on the less-busy but still human-accessible trails. On the two hour adventure we will: - Meet at Grafton Lake parking area next to Grafton Road. - Start with 10 minutes of intros and "Goat 101" to learn how to safely interact with Peanut and Pickles. - Walk around the lake. - Stop at viewpoints along the way, where we'll offer to take photos of you with the goats. - End back where we started. Private hike options include: - Customized trail route such as up to the lookout in our main photo, or to cool natural tree forts! - Special arrangements for a longer, more challenging hike to the summit of the iconic Mount Gardner. A few considerations: Families as well as dogs on leashes are welcome, but please note that Peanut and Pickles are still growing and their headbutt play behaviour may intimidate children and dogs. You are welcome to request dates, but these will be considered "private hikes". This adventure is "rain or shine"! The boys look adorable in their rain coats, so (pending a major storm) we'll enjoy whatever mother nature brings our way. The boys can't wait to show you their beautiful backyard!