Welcome to Vancouver, your day will begin early today as you depart from your hotel to Vancouver Aquarium where you will get to see dolphins, penguins and various assortments of fishes. Once you are done with the Aquarium, you are free to go wherever you want in Stanley Park whether it be things like Totem Poles, Beaver Lake, the Lost Lagoon, Prospect Point (for great views), and the Rose Garden. Once you are done with them, we will check out the English Bay Beach and the Third Beach. Don't forget to go to the SeaWall, its a must see. You could optionally make a reservation at the Teahouse restaurant which has the most amazing food and perfect for the weather. We will then return to hotel.

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Today, we will go to various Vancouver Neighborhood and check out their unique destinations. We will start with: Gastown: Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood with boutique shops, great restaurants, bars, and beautiful Victorian architecture. Make sure to stop by the famous steam clock, the only one of its kind in the world. If you plan on doing some shopping and picking up souvenirs, this is a great spot to do it, especially if you are interested in any traditional First Nations artwork or designs. Also in the neighborhood is the Vancouver Lookout which offers a panoramic view of the city and surrounding area. Granville Island: A must for everyone, but definitely for foodies. Granville Island is home to an incredible (and massive) Public Market where you can get just about everything to eat there, or go. Fresh produce, pasta, meats, and seafood if you are cooking on your own. If you are eating while you are there, Italian dishes, sandwiches, coffee and iced teas, ice cream, pastries, French macarons, sausages, polish pierogis… the list goes on and on. ChinaTown: The Canada’s largest Chinatown which was established back in 1890. If you are in the mood for authentic Asian cuisine, this is the place to come. It’s also a fun place to shop for souvenirs and home to the peaceful Dr. Sun-Yat Sen Classical Chinese gardens. Davie Village: Rainbow flags and décor cover the buildings and streets in Davie village which is known for its gay and lesbian community. It’s a fun, chilled out place to wander during the day and has a vibrant nightlife. Yaletown: Yaletown is one of the chicest areas of Vancouver. Urban coffee shops, boutique shopping, outdoor patios, and plenty of dining options can all be found here. Kitsilano: Kits Beach is a great place to spend some time on a warm, sunny day; there are SUPs to rent, volleyball nets, and tons of big logs perfect for sitting and watching the sunset. We can mix as to what activities you are interested in at the beginning of the day.

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Capilano Suspension Bridge Park hangs 70m above the Capilano River and stretches 140m long. While it remains the biggest attraction, there are several other paths and trails though the area including the treetops adventure and cliff walk. Grouse Mountain offers stunning views via a cable car ride up the mountain. At the top, visitors can take in the Lumberjack Show, birds in motion demonstration, and get to see the mountain’s resident Grizzley bears, Grinder and Coola who were both orphaned cubs. There are various shows throughout the day to make sure to check the schedule ahead of time. Also on the mountain for an extra fee; helicopter rides, ziplining, tandem paragliding and more! Check out the Sea to Sky Highway, Take a break in Squamish and take the Sea to Sky Gondola. The top of the mountain offers panoramic views, hiking trails, and a suspension bridge. It’s easy to spend a couple hours here.

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