12 Jan
Vancouver Video Tours

Sea Vancouver – Tour Overview



Vancouver’s fastest and safest way to view the city from the Sea!

Only $50 per person plus taxes | Tour Length 90 Mins.

Adventures begin cruising along the Vancouver Inner Harbour, then soaring up to 55 Km/h as we cross the Burrard Inlet. Along the way our experienced, qualified and passionate skippers will provide a fascinating array of information, highlighting the sights of Vancouver’s Coal Harbour, Northshore, English Bay, False Creek and Stanley Park.

With over 30 possible points of interest, each adventure is tailored to the interests of our thrill seeking passengers.

Book Now 604-633-6413 or www.seavancouver.com

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05 Feb
Vancouver Video Tours

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver – Historic Walking Tour



A landmark hotel in downtown Vancouver, The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver is known as the ‘Castle in the City’ and reflects the timeless luxury of Canada’s iconic railway hotels.

Join our concierge David as he takes us through the famous history of the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver.

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23 Nov
Vancouver Video Tours

GoPro StickCam Tour of Neck Point Park Nanaimo, Vancouver Island



Nanaimo’s Neck Point Park was going to be a condo development but was saved to become one of Nanaimo’s best parks- and that’s saying something! Formerly a 50+ acre private waterfront estate, there’s seven separate beaches, so if it’s windy, there’s always a quiet bay.

Besides 2 legged animals, it also has regular visits from eagles, sea birds of all description, seals, sea lions, and orcas. It’s an underwater paradise too, and one of the main reasons Jacques Cousteau called Nanaimo the best non tropical place to dive in North America.

Take a spin around the park in this selfie style video shot with a GoPro StickCam.

Want more favourite Island places? Visit: ‘Vancouver Island Best Map Best Places’

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24 Dec
Vancouver Video Tours

Cannabis tourism looks to flourish but regulations may be holding it back



With recreational cannabis now legal in Canada, the tourism industry sees an opportunity. It’s looking to build a new market for pot-curious visitors, everything from weed-and-wine tours, to smoke-friendly accommodations. Advocates say it could be very profitable industry here, but they face lots of challenges along the way.

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