British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver

A coastal city where mountains, ocean, and rainforest meet urban life.

Overview

About Vancouver

Vancouver sits between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains, making it one of the few major cities where you can ski and sail in the same day. Its mix of nature, food culture, and laid-back energy makes it an easy city to fall for.

Why Travel to Vancouver

Stanley Park

One of North America's largest urban parks, ringed by a scenic seawall.

Coastal Setting

Ocean, mountains, and rainforest all within a short drive of downtown.

Food Scene

A diverse culinary scene shaped by the city's Pacific Rim influences.

Quick Facts

Best For

City & Outdoor Lovers

Average Temperature

3–22°C

Language

English

Currency

Canadian Dollar (C$)

Timezone

PST (UTC-8)

Best Time to Visit

Spring

Apr – Jun

Recommended

Summer

Jul – Aug

Busy

Fall

Sep – Oct

Recommended

Winter

Nov – Mar

Off-Season

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Things To Do

Popular Experiences

Stanley Park Seawall Ride

Cycle the scenic seawall past totem poles and beach views.

Grouse Mountain Gondola

Ride above the city for panoramic views of Vancouver and the coast.

Granville Island Market

Browse fresh produce, crafts, and food stalls on the waterfront island.

Capilano Suspension Bridge

Cross a swaying bridge high above the rainforest canopy.

Good To Know

Travel Tips

A few things worth knowing before you go, straight from our travel advisors.

1
Pack a light rain jacket — showers are common even in summer.
2
The seawall is flat and easy for cyclists of any level.
3
Public transit (SkyTrain) is an easy way to reach the airport and nearby suburbs.
4
Try to catch a sunset from Kitsilano Beach.

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