Tours in Canada

4-Hour Sailing Adventure on The Strait of Juan de Fuca

When Jake from our team sailed the Strait of Juan de Fuca, he found himself on one of two boats—Starlight or PrimeTime—learning actual sailing skills while scanning the water for wildlife. The strait's reputation precedes it: humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, seals, bald eagles, and water birds show up unpredictably, which means every trip reads differently. It's a 4-hour affair that sits somewhere between genuine instruction and wildlife-spotting expedition, set in cold, choppy Pacific waters where the scenery shifts constantly and the animals dictate the day's rhythm.

4 hoursfrom AUD $187

Niagara Falls, USA Day & Night Small Group Tour plus Dinner

★ 4.7 (25)

Niagara Falls, USA Day & Night Small Group Tour plus Dinner

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this 7-hour Niagara Falls tour, it packed proper value — boat ride on the Maid of the Mist, Cave of the Winds walk-through, dinner at Steak Stone & Sushi, and evening fireworks all rolled in. The small-group setup (around 6 people) meant less jostling with tour-bus crowds, and your guide actually had time to chat. The Falls themselves are genuinely spectacular up close, though you're sharing the experience with plenty of other visitors. It's a solid hit-the-highlights option if you're in the area for a day or two and want someone else doing the logistics.

7 hoursfrom AUD $423

Yoho, Banff National Park, Okanagan Lake 4-Day Tour from VR

★ 4.7 (22)

Yoho, Banff National Park, Okanagan Lake 4-Day Tour from VR

When Jake from our team ran this 4-day loop through Banff and beyond, it ticked the boxes for a solid Rocky Mountain intro. You're looking at a coach-based tour departing from Vancouver, hitting Banff National Park (Canada's first), the turquoise lakes, and a soak at the Upper Hot Springs. Three nights in regional hotels, a professional driver-guide, park entrance fees and gondola rides baked in, plus seven meals across the four days. The vibe is mixed-age coach groups doing the scenic highlights—think photo stops, easy walks, and boardwalk moments rather than backcountry trekking.

4 daysfrom AUD $909

★ 4.7 (1,438)

Vancouver Panorama Scenic Seaplane Tour

When Sarah from our team booked the Vancouver Panorama with Harbour Air, we got a crisp 20-minute seaplane flight over the city with a max of 14 passengers — proper small-group stuff. The whole experience clocks in at 30 minutes once you factor in boarding and briefing. You're banking over downtown Vancouver, the North Shore mountains, and the harbour all at once. It's the kind of tour that works in any weather; clouds give you drama, clear skies give you those postcard views. Suits everyone from keen flyers to first-timers, and there's no fitness bar to clear.

30 minfrom AUD $177

From Toronto: Niagara Falls Day Tour with Optional Boat Cruise

★ 4.7 (986)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $114

From Toronto: Niagara Falls Day Tour with Optional Boat Cruise

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this Toronto-to-Niagara Falls day tour, it ticked the box for a classic road-trip experience. You're picked up from central Toronto, driven along the scenic Niagara River with stops at Queenston Heights and Brock's Monument, then parked at the falls for three hours of your own pace exploration. The tour leans on Clifton Hill's attractions—SkyWheel, Ripley's, the casino—and you can bolt on paid add-ons like Journey Behind the Falls or Skylon Tower if you want. It's a solid eight to nine hours door-to-door, hosted by a Niagara Parks licensed guide, in an air-conditioned coach.

★ 4.7 (949)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Jasper Evening Wildlife Tour

When Ben from our team ran this 3-hour evening wildlife tour in Jasper National Park, we rolled out in a minibus with a guide who genuinely knew the terrain and animal habits. The park sits in the Canadian Rockies—rugged, remote, and properly wild—and you're hunting for everything from elk and moose to grizzlies and bighorn sheep. Hotel pickup was included, which beats the predawn logistics. The vibe is educational rather than theme-park-like; you're scanning from your seat for real animals doing their thing, not performing for cameras. Sightings happen, but they're never a promise.

3 hoursfrom AUD $101

Victoria & Butchart Gardens Tour with Ferry from Vancouver

★ 4.7 (683)

Victoria & Butchart Gardens Tour with Ferry from Vancouver

When Charlie from our team ran this Victoria day trip from Vancouver, we found it a solid full-day outing that pairs two distinct experiences well: a scenic ferry crossing through the Southern Gulf Islands, then time at Butchart Gardens and downtown Victoria. The tour spans 13 hours door-to-door, with a 90-minute ferry ride being the centrepiece. It's the kind of trip that appeals to gardens enthusiasts and those after a change of scenery without the faff of organising their own transport. The ferry alone makes it worthwhile — you're crossing through some genuinely pleasant Strait waters with decent views. Most of the crowd tends toward families and groups wanting a structured day out.

13 hoursfrom AUD $296

All-Day Luggage Storage for 2 Bags at Vancouver Cruise Terminal

★ 4.7 (326)

1 hour – 8 hoursfrom AUD $18

All-Day Luggage Storage for 2 Bags at Vancouver Cruise Terminal

When Sarah from our team looked into this for cruisers passing through Vancouver, it's a straightforward luggage drop at Canada Place — the cruise terminal itself. You get up to 8 hours of storage for 2 bags per person, which slots neatly if you're between a morning disembark and an evening flight, or waiting for a late hotel check-in. It's not glamorous, but it does the job: you dump your bags, head into downtown on public transport (it's walkable too), and come back to collect them before 4:30 pm. Most useful for cruise passengers who don't want to lug suitcases around the city.

Squamish to-or-from Whistler by Bus (Single trip)

★ 4.7 (66)

Squamish to-or-from Whistler by Bus (Single trip)

When Noah from our team caught the YVR Skylynx bus between Squamish and Whistler, it was a straightforward 1-hour leg that beat driving yourself hands-down. The service runs regularly between Vancouver City Centre, Squamish, and Whistler, with a focus on comfort over frills — think proper legroom, onboard loo, and WiFi to kill the hour. It's the kind of coach that works for skiers heading uphill, families in transit, or anyone who'd rather not navigate Mountain roads solo.

1 hourfrom AUD $48

★ 4.7 (57)

45-Minute By The Park Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this 45-minute carriage ride through Beacon Hill Park in downtown Victoria, she expected a quiet loop past some nice gardens. What she got was a genuine slow-down moment in the middle of the city — horse-drawn, genuinely quiet, with a driver who actually knew the park's history rather than rattling off a script. The park itself is proper lush: ponds, seasonal flowers, tree-lined paths that feel worlds away from the downtown strip just beyond the gates. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're not in a rush and you're keen on hearing local stories rather than ticking boxes.

Banff Night Sky Stargazing Tour from Canmore and Banff

When Tom from our team booked this 5-hour evening tour from Canmore and Banff, we were after a proper slow evening under the stars in the Canadian Rockies—not a rushed tick-box. The tour strings together three locations: a scenic overlook above town, the twilight shores of Lake Minnewanka, and finally Two Jack Lake, a calm stargazing spot where you settle in for two solid hours with telescopes and warm drinks. Groups max out at 13 people, so it never feels crowded. It's deliberately paced to let you disconnect and absorb the landscape and night sky properly.

5 hoursfrom AUD $140

Vancouver Whistler Shannon Falls and Sea to Sky Gondola Day Tour

★ 4.7 (45)

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $197

Vancouver Whistler Shannon Falls and Sea to Sky Gondola Day Tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this Whistler day tour, we spent 10 hours driving north from Vancouver through the Sea-to-Sky Corridor — a genuinely stunning stretch of highway with mountains and forest rolling past at every turn. The tour hits three solid stops: Shannon Falls (a proper waterfall, right there), the Sea to Sky Gondola (rides you up for alpine views), and Whistler Village itself. It's a full day of scenery and fresh air, best suited to folks who don't mind a fair bit of seat time and want to see what the BC interior looks like without navigating it themselves.

★ 4.7 (43)

Irish Loop to Ferryland Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran the Irish Loop to Ferryland Tour, we wound through Newfoundland's Southern Shore for seven and a half hours, tracing a coastal route that strings together old fishing outports with genuinely grand architecture. The whole region feels frozen in a particular moment—when merchants and sea captains built mansions that made absolutely no sense for the time or place, yet there they stand. The drive itself is the main event; we stopped at various communities and the Colony of Avalon archaeological site, mostly for 15-minute strolls. It's a slower, contemplative kind of day, not a packed itinerary.

7 hoursfrom AUD $218

Historical Landmarks Tour of Victoria Grand City and Craigdarroch Castle

★ 4.7 (36)

Historical Landmarks Tour of Victoria Grand City and Craigdarroch Castle

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this 3-hour Victoria tour, we got a solid overview of the city's heritage heart — the grand Fairmont Empress, the Royal BC Museum, Chinatown's tight laneways, and a handful of Victorian mansions that hint at old money. The guide steered us through downtown and down to the inner harbour, painting a picture of a city that's part British colonial grandeur, part modern Canadian charm. It's the kind of tour that works if you're new to Victoria and want context without deep dives; mostly European and North American retirees in our group.

3 hoursfrom AUD $540

Vancouver Christmas Lights Karaoke Trolley Tour

★ 4.7 (21)

Vancouver Christmas Lights Karaoke Trolley Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team caught this one in December, the Vancouver Christmas Karaoke Trolley Tour lived up to its cheeky premise: a 3-hour motorised trolley crawl through the city's biggest holiday light installations, with a karaoke mic passed around the whole way. You hit Bright Nights at Stanley Park and Van Dusen Botanical Garden's Festival of Lights, stopping to gawk at the displays and belt out carols with strangers who've become instant mates by song three. The trolley itself is decked out festive, the vibe is genuinely cheerful (not forced), and a portion of ticket sales goes to the BC Fire Fighters' Burn Fund. It's the kind of tour that works best with mates keen to make a scene, or family who don't mind a laugh at their own expense.

3 hoursfrom AUD $74

Sea to Sky Highway Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour

★ 4.7 (18)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $22

Sea to Sky Highway Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour

When Mia from our team drove the Sea to Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler, she used this self-guided audio tour to unpack the region properly — rather than just blitzing through. The app delivers narrated stops covering First Nations history, geology, and landscape, syncing to your location as you drive. It's a 2–3 hour route through mountain vistas and Howe Sound views, downloadable for offline use and yours to replay forever. No guide meets you; you're navigating solo with your phone and headphones, which means full control of pace and timing.

Private Port Transfer Vancouver Airport YVR to Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal

★ 4.7 (12)

30 min – 45 minfrom AUD $273

Private Port Transfer Vancouver Airport YVR to Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from Vancouver Airport to Canada Place Cruise Terminal, it ticked the boxes for a no-fuss port run. You get picked up at YVR with a meet-and-greet, then a straight shot to the cruise dock in a limo—no public transit queues, no hunting for luggage trolleys. The 30–45 minute drive cuts through Vancouver's sprawl, and the service handles groups of any size. It's the kind of transfer that means you're not stressed before your holiday even starts.

★ 4.7 (12)

Ottawa City One Day Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 12-hour day trip from Montreal to Ottawa, we found a solid itinerary hitting Canada's capital essentials without rushing. You'll tick off Parliament Hill, the UNESCO-listed Rideau Canal, and Rideau Hall (the Governor General's pad), with optional museum and river cruise add-ons if you fancy them. The coach picks you up early and drops you back late, so it's a full-on day — suited to visitors wanting the highlights without the faffing around with train schedules or rental cars.

12 hoursfrom AUD $103

★ 4.7 (9)

Hidden Ottawa Secrets Walking Tour

When Ben from our team ran this 90-minute walk through Ottawa, we found ourselves chasing quirky local lore that never makes it into the standard guidebooks. The tour trades dusty monument facts for stranger tales — mutant wildlife, bizarre heists, and hidden symbols embedded in familiar landmarks. It's pitched at anyone from first-timers to locals keen to see their city sideways, and the guides lean hard into humour and oddball anecdotes. The route winds through central Ottawa at a steady pace, and the whole vibe is deliberately light-hearted rather than reverent.

Icefields Parkway Moraine Lake & Lake Louise Tour Full Day

When Charlie from our team ran the Icefields Parkway loop, we spent a full day threading through the Alberta Rockies hitting five glacial lakes. The private bus meant we weren't herded onto a coach with 40 other tourists — just a smaller group rolling between Lake Minnewanka, Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Bow Lake, and Peyto Lake. It's a classic Banff region tick-box, best done June through mid-October when Moraine Lake's access road opens. The day clocks in at 8.5 hours with 4.5 hours of travel factored in, so it's a proper commitment but covers serious ground without the self-driving stress.

8h 30mfrom AUD $358

Ultimate Audio Tours: Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Teton & Banff

★ 4.7 (9)

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $9

Ultimate Audio Tours: Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Teton & Banff

When Em from our team tried this audio tour bundle, we were tackling four of North America's most dramatic landscapes across Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Glacier, and Banff — all guided by pre-recorded commentary through a smartphone app. It's a self-paced driving tour (plus some walking sections) across roughly 2 days of exploration, packaged as lifetime access with no expiry. The app handles navigation and narration once downloaded; you supply the wheels, the fuel, the park entry fees, and your own device. Suits anyone who wants flexibility over a fixed itinerary and doesn't mind tech doing the talking.

Ghosts of Drumheller: a Smartphone Audio Ghost Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team tried this self-guided audio tour, we found a clever alternative to the usual ghost-walk rigmarole. You download the Tripvia Tours app, get a GPS map on your phone, and follow Jefferson's recorded commentary through 19 supposedly haunted spots across Drumheller—a quiet Canadian town with a bit of spooky backstory. It's framed as a way to skip the crowds and fixed schedules of traditional tours, and covers spots like the Waldorf Hotel, the Water Tower, and the Johnston House. The whole route's about 2.5 km and takes 1–2 hours, though you set the pace.

Sights of Moose Jaw Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $9

Sights of Moose Jaw Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

When Mia from our team grabbed this smartphone audio walking tour, she was expecting the usual guided-tour palaver—the rigid timings, the shuffling groups, the price tag. Instead, she got to wander Moose Jaw's historical downtown at her own pace, following GPS and listening to commentary that fired up automatically as she neared each of the 30-odd stops: heritage buildings, churches, murals, the odd quirky fountain. The tour took her through the city's rougher chapters and prettier corners alike, with optional trivia questions along the way. No crowds, no schedule, no pressure—download it once and it stays yours.

Downtown Calgary a Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

1 hour – 1h 30mfrom AUD $9

Downtown Calgary a Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

When Sarah from our team tried this smartphone audio tour, she found a smart way to explore downtown Calgary's core on her own terms. You'll navigate a 4 km route through the city's historic heart—past City Hall, Calgary Tower, the Fairmont Palliser, Stephen Avenue theatres and more—guided by audio commentary that triggers automatically as you approach each stop via GPS. No tour group, no fixed schedule, no guide herding you along. Download it beforehand on wifi, and it's yours to use whenever you like. Takes roughly 1–1.5 hours, but you set the pace.

Banff to Calgary Private Shuttle

When Ben from our team booked the Banff to Calgary private shuttle, we were after a straightforward transfer without the airport-queue stress. It's a two-hour drive across some genuinely stunning mountain terrain, and this outfit handles the logistics cleanly: flexible pickup times round the clock, tailored drop-off points, and a professional driver who knows the route cold. You're looking at reliable private transport through the Canadian Rockies with none of the tour-group faff — just you, the scenery, and a comfortable ride into Calgary.

Banff/Jasper Parks, Icefields, Bow, Peyto lakes, small groups!

When Tom from our team ran this 11-hour loop through Banff and Jasper, we were after the big-ticket lakes and icefields without the tour-bus mayhem. The route strings together Bow Lake, Peyto Lake, and the Columbia Icefields, with Castle Mountain rising dramatic in between. It's a solid drive through the Canadian Rockies heartland, stopping at viewpoints and a lunch break at the Icefields Centre. Small-group setup means you're not crammed with 40 others. The calendar matters: June through mid-October hits the Icefields; outside that window, Lake Louise takes its place. Pick-ups run from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff.

11 hoursfrom AUD $109

🍜 Food & Cooking

Wild Mushroom Foraging Class

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this mushroom foraging class in British Columbia's rainforests, it was clear this isn't a grab-and-go harvest trip—it's a proper education in fungi identification. Over two hours, a local myco guide walks you through the wet forest floor, pointing out edible species like porcini, chanterelles, and lobster mushrooms, plus the dodgy ones to avoid. You'll examine specimens in place (harvesting's illegal in parks), learn preservation tricks, and get the stories behind the finds. The rainforest setting is lush and atmospheric; the vibe is small-group learning rather than tourist theatre.

Wine Enthusiast Tour Lead by a Sommelier

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this seven-hour wine tour through Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, it felt like a masterclass led by someone who actually knows their stuff. The day strings together three stops—Planters Ridge for tasting, Benjamin Bridge for their sparkling wines, and lunch at the Latin-inflected Fuego at Bent Ridge Winery—all guided by a Certified Sommelier who reads the room and pairs wines with real insight. It's a rural crawl through some of Canada's best-regarded wineries, ideal for wine-curious travellers who want the expert commentary without the stuffiness.

Yellowknife 4 Days 3 Nights Aurora Hunting with Airport Service

When Tom from our team headed to Yellowknife for this four-day aurora hunt, the logic was simple: three nights in the far north meant real odds of catching the Northern Lights rather than crossing your fingers for one shot. The tour bundles airport transfers with a flexible chasing strategy—guides read the sky conditions and adjust routes on the fly to hit the darkest, clearest spots around Yellowknife. You're based in one of Canada's premier aurora zones, where winter darkness and minimal light pollution work in your favour. It's a no-fuss approach to aurora tourism: get there, stay put for multiple nights, chase actively.

4 daysfrom AUD $364

Niagara Falls Small-Group Tour with Niagara Takes Flight

Niagara Falls Small-Group Tour with Niagara Takes Flight

When Noah from our team ran this Niagara Falls small-group tour, we got the classic sights without feeling herded. It's a 90-minute walk starting near Clifton Hill, moving along the Niagara Parkway through gardens and lookout points, then wrapping up with timed entry to Niagara Takes Flight — a motion-simulator theatre that spins the falls into a flight-based experience. The crew here is mixed: couples, families, a few solo travellers keen to tick the box. The guide does the heavy lifting on history and context, which saves you from googling between viewpoints.

1h 30mfrom AUD $82

Niagara Night Tour with Boat, Skylon Tower & Behind the Falls

Niagara Night Tour with Boat, Skylon Tower & Behind the Falls

When Ben from our team ran this Niagara night tour, we strung together the Falls' headline spots into one evening sweep. You walk the riverside, hop on a Niagara City Cruises boat (or a flight simulator in winter), venture into the tunnels behind the cascade, then head up Skylon Tower for the illuminated view. It's three-and-a-half hours of ticking boxes, and the neon-lit water is genuinely striking after sunset. The crowd's mixed—families, couples, tour groups—all doing the same loop.

3h 30mfrom AUD $186

Vancouver Top Attraction Highlights Tour Private With Capilano

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $587

Vancouver Top Attraction Highlights Tour Private With Capilano

When Alex from our team ran this Vancouver highlights tour, we got the full private-coach experience: Capilano Suspension Bridge, Flyover Canada, Stanley Park, downtown, and Granville Island all rolled into a single 5–6 hour outing. It's a curated hit-list tour aimed squarely at first-timers keen to tick off Vancouver's famous boxes without the faff of transit changes. Your guide drives and narrates, the vehicle's air-conditioned, and you can shuffle the order to suit your energy. It's slick and hassle-free, though fairly conventional stuff if you've done the rounds before.

Vancouver city Tour with all attractions

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $587

Vancouver city Tour with all attractions

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this six-to-seven-hour Vancouver city tour, it ticked the box for a solid overview of the city's main hits. You'll roll through Gastown's heritage lanes, Chinatown's markets, Granville Island's bustle, and Stanley Park's waterfront stretches in a climate-controlled van with a local guide steering the narrative. The route threads together Vancouver's neighbourhoods and cultural threads at a pace that works for most fitness levels—it's a sampler platter of the city rather than a deep dive into any one spot.

Vancouver City Finest Private Afternoon Tour

Vancouver City Finest Private Afternoon Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this four-hour private afternoon tour, it ticked the box for a solid first-timer's introduction to Vancouver. You get a local guide to yourself (or your group), picked up from your hotel or the cruise terminal, and driven through the city's key neighbourhoods with a handful of stops to stretch your legs and snap photos. It's pitched as relaxed rather than rushed — more scenic cruising than tick-box sightseeing — which suits travellers who want the lay of the land without a packed itinerary.

4 hoursfrom AUD $384

Explore Vancouver: Beaches & Downtown Audio Tour Bundle

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $19

Explore Vancouver: Beaches & Downtown Audio Tour Bundle

When Jake from our team tried this self-guided audio tour bundle, he got Vancouver's coastal charm and urban culture on his own schedule—two to three hours of driving and walking through beaches, UBC's campus, and the Greenheart TreeWalk. The tour leans on local history (Old English Joe, Chief August Jack Khahtsahlano) and quirky details like the Jericho Beach Bunnies to paint a picture of how this part of the city ticks. You download the Action app, follow GPS cues through your phone or car stereo, and move at whatever pace suits you. It's a lifetime-access digital product, so you're not paying per person or per visit.

Vancouver, Horseshoe Bay, Shannon Falls - Optional Sea-to-Sky Gondola

Vancouver, Horseshoe Bay, Shannon Falls - Optional Sea-to-Sky Gondola

When Alex from our team ran the Vancouver–Whistler loop with Vantage Whistler, we started downtown and wound through Stanley Park to Brockton Point Lighthouse for views across Burrard Inlet towards the Lions Gate Bridge. Then it was off to the quiet seaside village of Horseshoe Bay before the real drawcard: the Sea-to-Sky Highway and the gondola ride up into proper mountain scenery. The drive is genuinely scenic, and you've got the flexibility to spend anywhere from one to five hours at the summit exploring the forest, the suspension bridge, and the views over Howe Sound. It's a solid full-day outing that packs a lot of BC coastline and peaks into nine hours.

Sunset Boat Cruise in Vancouver

When Ben from our team booked this sunset cruise on Vancouver's Howe Sound, we found ourselves on a 40-footer gliding past fjord walls as the light turned gold. It's a tight-knit experience — maximum 12 people — so you're not jammed in with hundreds. The two-hour float takes you through the southernmost fjord in North America, and the boat's comfortable enough that you're actually enjoying the view rather than gripping the railings. Champagne flows as the sun dips toward the Salish Sea, and the whole thing feels like a proper send-off to the day.

2 hoursfrom AUD $1034

Private Vacation Photoshoot with Photographer in Vancouver

Private Vacation Photoshoot with Photographer in Vancouver

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked a private photoshoot in Vancouver, we were after something beyond the usual tourist snapshots — and that's exactly what showed up. This outfit pairs a local photographer with genuine knowledge of the city's best corners and light, spending an hour hunting for those moments that actually feel like your trip. You walk away with 45 polished, high-res photos delivered within days, plus the kind of insider tips about Vancouver that guidebooks miss. It's the photography equivalent of having a mate who knows the city tag along with a proper camera.

1 hourfrom AUD $199

5 hours Private Vancouver Tour-from YVR Airport or Cruise Port

5 hours Private Vancouver Tour-from YVR Airport or Cruise Port

When Sarah from our team booked this private Vancouver tour, we got a solid five-hour sweep of the city's headline spots without the minibus chaos. You'll roll through Chinatown and Gastown, hit multiple viewpoints in Stanley Park, then spend time at the Capilano Suspension Bridge—where you can walk the Treetops and Cliffwalk at your own pace. The tour winds down with free time at Granville Island to grab food and soak in the waterfront. It's designed for people arriving at YVR or docking at Canada Place who want to see Vancouver's core without faff, though the bridge entry fee sits outside the package.

5 hoursfrom AUD $1327

Banff LOST TOWNS and Untold Stories! 2hr Walk + Transportation

🛕 Culture & History