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Reviews: Victoria and Butchart Gardens Tour from Vancouver
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I would like to give 2 thumbs up to our tour guide, Justin. He is very knowledgeable on the places we visited and even the places we passed while on the bus. We are a large group but he can manage it and I can say that all were satisfied with the service during that 13 hour trip covering Victoria and Vancouver.
The bus we boarded is clean and well maintained.
I highly recommend Justin as the tour guide and will definitely get this tour again once we have a chance to visit Vancouver in the future.★
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Reviews: Whistler and Sea to Sky Gondola Tour
L***12025-06-29
Everything was well organized. The tour bus was clean and comfortable. All of the stops allowed plenty of time to explore. Betty did a fabulous job! We learned a lot about the area. It was a very enjoyable day!★
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Reviews: Ancient Trees of Vancouver Walking Tour
O***62024-09-18
My partner and I came upon the Ancient Trees of Vancouver Walking Tour quite by chance – on Instagram, of all places. Being lovers of the outdoors, and always open to enjoying some forest therapy, we decided to check this tour out. Like so many reviews before this one, we were not disappointed! Colin Spratt, the creator of the tour and our knowledgeable guide, masterfully combined history, ecology, botany, anthropology, environmentalism, and his own love of the forest to weave a fascinating tale that takes the avid listener from pre-colonial times to the present. In doing so, Colin helps you gain an even greater appreciation for the forest, its old growth giants, and why they remain so important for us and our own survival. The best part? All of this information is presented in a form that’s easily digestible – like having a casual conversation – as you stroll through Stanley Park looking at old maps, historic photos and, of course, the ancient trees you’ve come to see. It takes a special person to convey such information in a way that is appealing and understandable to all over the course of 3+ hours, and Colin does this with ease.
I don’t want to spoil too much of the tour; so, I’ll only mention a few highlights that really caught my attention: First, the meeting place near Third Beach. It’s a little out of the way, but the choice is deliberate. Yes, you can use the washroom and get some snacks, but there’s also a giant – right here – that often gets overlooked: The largest known alder tree in BC. While not as impressive as giant cedars or douglas firs, the alder is noteworthy for its species. Second, Stanley Park’s famed “Hollow Tree” (see my earlier review on this site). It is, as Colin says, the most “touristy” part of the experience, but people still love to see it. Third, Canada’s largest known Maple tree – such an impressive sight and really helps to put everything into perspective. To quote an earlier review, these trees are “awe-inspiring.”
In short, the tour is one that every visitor should add to their itinerary. You’ll learn a lot; you’ll get to walk amongst old growth giants; and, you can smile knowing you’re contributing to a worthwhile cause because a portion of ticket sales go towards tree conservation. Thank you!★
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U***62024-06-15
Actually went with Grayline tours.
Good day out with a charismatic guide who was very passionate and knowledgeable.
Driver was safe and efficient.
Sea to sky gondola was magnificent and totally worth while - could have done with at least another 30 minutes up here if not an hour - brilliant attraction.
As for Whistler? Simply don’t bother. If you like tourist traps with little other than average food stops and tacky gift shops then this is the place for you. If not avoid like the plague and find another way to get to the sea to sky gondola. This will save you a great deal of wasted time (circa 4 hours) as well I suspect a chunk of change.
The stops at the lookout and the falls on the way home are pleasing but not worth travelling all the way up to Whistler for the excuse to drop in on the way home and in fact the falls is very close to the gondola so could perhaps be combined here.
Whistler is grossly over rated out of season and I recommend not bothering (in case you have not already got that message!) .★
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Reviews: Vancouver Tour: Stanley Park, Granville & Capilano Bridge
D***12024-07-24
We were collected by guide in front of hotel & walked to bus. Our guide, Andy, was a wealth of knowledge on all areas of Vancouver.
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