I've lived in 5 countries and created content for travel websites like eDreams and Amex Essentials, but here I finally get to work my passion project - my hometown, Vancouver!
I’ve been looking for things to do in Vancouver since 1986. As a kid I was happy with forest trails, a dig for clams at the beach, or a trip to feed the squirrels in Stanley Park: then I grew up and wanted culture, cuisine, and cocktails. Today I’m comfortably in between and this will only be to your benefit. Here’s the most eclectic Vancouver to-do...
If you’ve ever wanted to walk on a stunning, albeit wobbly bridge that floats through a forest then you can’t miss Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver. Sure, when we think of a suspension bridge we often think about the traffic of cities or some San Francisco helicopter panoramic. But this is Vancouver. We grew up in a forest and...
Vancouver in August is the dream vacation scenario. The constant sunny days and warm weather really showcase our nature. There’s also tons of August events in Vancouver in addition to festivals and other summer highlights. Let’s take a deeper look at all the best things to do in Vancouver in August. Vancouver in August 2022 Things to do in Vancouver in August...
Planning a Vancouver itinerary doesn’t have to be hard. The awesome attractions and nifty nature packaged here on Canada’s West Coast can be done in a way that makes it easy on the odometer – and soft on the savings account. I was born and raised here and if I were a tourist this is how I’d do it. Got any other questions on how to visit...
Planning on visiting Vancouver? Taking one of the best Vancouver city tours can be the best jumping off point. Getting immersive, entertaining city information with a hand-picked list of Vancouver’s best attractions not only saves time – it increases the value of each second spent in the city. Let’s break down the top sightseeing tours in Vancouver...
If you’re looking for the best things to do in Vancouver in summer get ready for a combination of beach, mountains, food, culture, and maybe even a whale or bear or two. Indeed, with the famous British Columbia rains long gone anything is possible – so let’s start planning some top summer things to do so you can get tanned, fed, and maybe even a...