Y1C: 14-DAY DAWSON & DENALI

Enjoy one of the easiest ways to explore Vancouver! Experience Vancouver with Big Pink Sightseeing. Jump aboard Big Pink Sightseeing's vintage double deckers and unique coach style open top buses. Ride through the city and be escorted to Vancouver's best attractions and scenic locales. The drivers and on-board hosts will entertain you with live commentary uncovering Vancouver's history, interesting facts, and local flavour. Visit Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, Robson Street, English Bay and the lively neighbourhoold of the West End. Explore Gas ... more

Enjoy one of the easiest ways to explore Vancouver! Experience Vancouver with Big Pink Sightseeing. Jump aboard Big Pink Sightseeing's vintage double deckers and unique coach style open top buses. Ride through the city and be escorted to Vancouver's best attractions and scenic locales. The drivers and on-board hosts will entertain you with live commentary uncovering Vancouver's history, interesting facts, and local flavour. Visit Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, Robson Street, English Bay and the lively neighbourhoold of the West End. Explore Gastown, Chinatown and Granville Island. Hop On Hop Off at your convenience throughout the day as you explore the beautiful areas of Vancouver. At the end of your adventure with us, you can make your way back to the ship. (hide details)

Enjoy one of the easiest ways to explore Vancouver! Drop your luggage off at Big Pink's convenient baggage service for transport to your hotel or the airport. Then, experience Vancouver with Big Pink Sightseeing. Jump aboard Big Pink Sightseeing's vintage double deckers and unique coach style open top buses. Ride through the city and be escorted to Vancouver's best attractions and scenic locales. The drivers and on-board hosts will entertain you with live commentary uncovering Vancouver's history, interesting facts, and local fl ... more

Enjoy one of the easiest ways to explore Vancouver! Drop your luggage off at Big Pink's convenient baggage service for transport to your hotel or the airport. Then, experience Vancouver with Big Pink Sightseeing. Jump aboard Big Pink Sightseeing's vintage double deckers and unique coach style open top buses. Ride through the city and be escorted to Vancouver's best attractions and scenic locales. The drivers and on-board hosts will entertain you with live commentary uncovering Vancouver's history, interesting facts, and local flavour. Visit Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, Robson Street, English Bay and the lively neighbourhood of the West End. Explore Gastown, Chinatown and Granville Island. Hop On Hop Off at your convenience throughout the day as you explore the beautiful areas of Vancouver. At the end of your adventure with us, you can make your way to your hotel, or jump on the Canada Line surface train to the Vancouver airport, where your luggage will be waiting for you. (hide details)

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50 ... more

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50% of the population’s first language is not English. This tour will take you into the second-largest Chinatown in North America, through the renovated and popular Gastown district, and into Stanley Park, where the locals come to relax and play. Stanley Park is larger than New York City’s Central Park, and is home to old-growth trees and a spectacular display of First Nation totems. It boasts a 5 ½-mile seawall to protect it from the winter storms. You’ll have an opportunity to explore some of Stanley Park and take photos of the mountains that form a spectacular backdrop for the city. (hide details)

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50 ... more

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50% of the population’s first language is not English. This tour will take you into the second-largest Chinatown in North America, through the renovated and popular Gastown district, and into Stanley Park, where the locals come to relax and play. Stanley Park is larger than New York City’s Central Park, and is home to old-growth trees and a spectacular display of First Nation totems. It boasts a 5 ½-mile seawall to protect it from the winter storms. You’ll have an opportunity to explore some of Stanley Park and take photos of the mountains that form a spectacular backdrop for the city. (hide details)

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50 ... more

The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is a shining light in the American Northwest, and has been consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world. Come see why this location was chosen as the home for the 2010 Winter Olympics. You’ll depart the pier on a panoramic drive and head into the heart of downtown Vancouver, a bustling urban environment surrounded by water and mountains. The city features one of the most diverse populations in North America—more than 50% of the population’s first language is not English. This tour will take you into the second-largest Chinatown in North America, through the renovated and popular Gastown district, and into Stanley Park, where the locals come to relax and play. Stanley Park is larger than New York City’s Central Park, and is home to old-growth trees and a spectacular display of First Nation totems. It boasts a 5 ½-mile seawall to protect it from the winter storms. You’ll have an opportunity to explore some of Stanley Park and take photos of the mountains that form a spectacular backdrop for the city. (hide details)

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gasto ... more

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gastown district, an older area of town renovated to become a local hotspot. Watch for the steam-powered clock. On your way to the Capilano Suspension Bridge, you’ll pass through Stanley Park, bordering the commercial area of Vancouver. This park is larger than New York City’s Central Park and still contains sections of old-growth forest hundreds of years old. Interspersed throughout the park are wonderful examples of First Nation totems. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, with a 5 ½-mile seawall, this is one of the pre-eminent city parks in North America. From here you’ll enter Capilano Park for a treetop adventure. The famous Capilano Suspension Bridge crosses a deep gorge carved by the Capilano River, and is 450 feet long. It is designed for walking use only, and you’ll feel the sway as you head towards the far side. Follow a progressive series of platforms that wind their way among the primordial forest of British Columbia. Keep an eye out for various species of birds and animal life that live in the woods. (hide details)

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gasto ... more

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gastown district, an older area of town renovated to become a local hotspot. Watch for the steam-powered clock. On your way to the Capilano Suspension Bridge, you’ll pass through Stanley Park, bordering the commercial area of Vancouver. This park is larger than New York City’s Central Park and still contains sections of old-growth forest that are hundreds of years old. Interspersed throughout the park are wonderful examples of First Nation totems. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, with a 5 ½-mile seawall, this is one of the pre-eminent city parks in North America. From here you’ll enter Capilano Park for a treetop adventure. The famous Capilano Suspension Bridge crosses a deep gorge carved by the Capilano River, and is 450 feet long. It is designed for walking use only, and you’ll feel the sway as you head towards the far side. Follow a progressive series of platforms that wind their way among the primordial forest of British Columbia. Keep an eye out for various species of birds and animal life that live in the woods. (hide details)

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gasto ... more

Few cities in the world are as culturally and geographically diverse as Vancouver. This landmark coastal city stands at the base of some of the most majestic mountain ranges in the world—home to the world-renowned Whistler/Blackcomb Resort Village, which hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics. Leave the ship and take a panoramic drive through the bustling downtown core of Vancouver, with one of North America’s largest Chinatown districts, and a gorgeous park system right in the heart of it all. You’ll head through the Gastown district, an older area of town renovated to become a local hotspot. Watch for the steam-powered clock. On your way to the Capilano Suspension Bridge, you’ll pass through Stanley Park, bordering the commercial area of Vancouver. This park is larger than New York City’s Central Park and still contains sections of old-growth forest that are hundreds of years old. Interspersed throughout the park are wonderful examples of First Nation totems. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, with a 5 ½-mile seawall, this is one of the pre-eminent city parks in North America. From here you’ll enter Capilano Park for a treetop adventure. The famous Capilano Suspension Bridge crosses a deep gorge carved by the Capilano River, and is 450 feet long. It is designed for walking use only, and you’ll feel the sway as you head towards the far side. Follow a progressive series of platforms that wind their way among the primordial forest of British Columbia. Keep an eye out for various species of birds and animal life that live in the woods. (hide details)