Vancouver Farewell Gardens Tour
Say good-bye to Vancovuer on your last day by visiting parks, a beach and a museum without any rush.
Duration: 6 Hours
Activity Level: low to moderate- the tour includes gentle walks through gardens and a museum and an option for a moderate walk down to Tower Beach (optional).
Public tour: room for up to 12 guests
Price: $159 (6 Hour Tour)
Pick-up/drop-off near Canada Place / cruise ship terminal
Tour Itinerary
9:30 AM – Downtown Vancouver Pickup
Meet your guide and depart from downtown Vancouver.9:30–10:00 AM – Vancouver, Chinatown & Main Street
Sightseeing drive through downtown Vancouver and Chinatown before continuing along Main Street.10:00–11:15 AM – Queen Elizabeth Park
Explore Vancouver’s highest point and enjoy panoramic views over the city and North Shore Mountains. On rainy days, visit the Bloedel Conservatory (admission included).11:15–11:35 AM – Drive to Kitsilano
11:35 AM–12:20 PM – Kitsilano Lunch Stop
Enjoy 45 minutes of free time for lunch.12:20–12:40 PM – Drive to UBC
12:40–2:40 PM – UBC – Free Time & Your Choice
Enjoy two hours to explore according to your interests: visit the Museum of Anthropology (admission included), hike the steep trail and stairs down to Tower Beach, explore Nitobe Memorial Garden, or combine different experiences. Couples and friends are welcome to split up and explore independently.2:40–3:30 PM – Return to Downtown Vancouver
3:30 PM – Tour Ends in Downtown Vancouver
Tour inclusions
Dedicated and knowledgable Driver/Guide and mini-coach or van transport
Admission to Museum of Anthropology at UBC
on bad weather days: Admission to Bloedel Conservatory
for guests with limited mobility: Admissin to Nitobe Japanese Garden
Not included
Food or drinks
Gratuities
Pick-up Location - You choose your journey
Location: 869 West Cordova Street, Vancouver - Meet at the Plaza between Waterfront & Cordova Streets (across the road from Canada Place, by the white curvy stone benches).
Our guide will arrive about 5 minutes prior to departure in a white van or mini-coach with a "Way Out West" logo.
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