Stanley Park Tour:VIP Car–Small Group,Affordable,Valuable,Comfort

Lions Gate Bridge

Lions Gate Bridge – Vancouver’s Iconic Gateway An engineering marvel and a symbol of Vancouver, the Lions Gate Bridge soars over Burrard Inlet, connecting the city to the North Shore. Since 1938, this stunning suspension bridge has offered breathtaking views and a vital link to the region’s natural beauty

Duration: 10 minutes

Brockton Point Totem Pole

Explore Vancouver’s most famous totem poles in Stanley Park. These stunning Indigenous carvings tell stories of ancestry, culture, and traditions. Learn their meanings and the rich history of the First Nations people on this insightful tour.

Duration: 30 minutes

Prospect Point Lighthouse

The highest point in the park, offering stunning views of Lions Gate Bridge, Burrard Inlet, and West Vancouver

Duration: 20 minutes

Brockton Point Lighthouse

admire the waterfront lighthouse offering scenic views of downtown Vancouver and the harbor.

Duration: 14 minutes

Hollow Tree

A famous 1,000-year-old tree and a symbol of Stanley Park’s history.

Duration: 10 minutes

Lost Lagoon

Walk along Lost Lagoon, spotting local wildlife like swans, herons, and beavers.

Duration: 10 minutes

Statue Of Harry Jerome

the statue of Harry Jerome honors Canada’s sprinting icon and Olympic medalist. A symbol of resilience and excellence, it celebrates his remarkable achievements in athletics and his lasting impact on Canadian sports history.

Robert Burns Statue

the Robert Burns Statue honors Scotland’s beloved poet. Unveiled in 1928, it symbolizes Vancouver’s deep Scottish heritage and celebrates Burns’ literary legacy, inspiring generations with his timeless poetry.

Queen Victoria Memorial Monument

this memorial honors Queen Victoria, reflecting her impact on Canada’s history. Erected in 1906, it stands as a symbol of the nation’s colonial past and enduring ties to the British Crown.