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Vancouver Waterfront Sightseeing Adventures

Explore Vancouver’s spectacular harbour front!

Soak in the unparalleled views of Vancouver’s breathtaking coastline aboard one of our zodiac-style vessels – the fastest and most exciting way to see the City from the sea!

May – September

June – September

The Experience

Your trip starts with a relaxing cruise along Vancouver’s Inner Harbour then soars up to 55 km/h as you cross through the Burrard Inlet. Along the way you’ll enjoy the sights of Vancouver’s Coal Harbour, the North Shore, English Bay, False Creek and Stanley Park. Tours are 90 – 180min in length and depart daily from Granville Island.

Our Zodiac boats get you low to the water and close to the action. For more intimate adventures in Vancouver, our Zodiacs can also be booked for private tours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is your cancellation policy.

Need to cancel or reschedule – no problem! Just contact us at least 48 hours prior to your adventure’s departure to reschedule or to cancel (and receive a full refund), no questions asked.

• For independent travel bookings of 9 passengers or less: 48 hours before scheduled departure, partial or whole cancellations made within 48 hours before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price. Tour amendments cannot be completed within a 48-hour window. There will be no refunds for cancellations within the cancellation period.
• For groups of 10-19: 14 days before scheduled departure, partial or whole cancellations made within 14 days before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price based on the reserved number of passengers, or the final number in attendance, whichever is greater. Tour amendments cannot be guaranteed within a 14-day window.
• For Groups 20+: 21 days before scheduled departure; partial or whole cancellations made within 21 days before departure will be charged 100% of the tour price. Tour amendments cannot be guaranteed within the 21-day window.
• For wholesale, travel trade, and 3rd party bookings, the cancellation and amendment policy can differ. Please refer to your booking contract for details.

ARE ZODIAC ADVENTURES SAFE?

Yes, all of our captains and boats are certified by Transport Canada. Zodiacs move fast but are very stable, especially in the usually calm waters of Vancouver’s Inner Harbor and Burrard Inlet.

WILL WE SEE WHALES ON SEA VANCOUVER?

No, this is a city sightseeing adventure and it DOES NOT include whale watching. Vancouver, however, is home to a variety of birds and sea mammals and we may occasionally see dolphins, harbor seals, bald eagles, and other sea birds during adventures.

DO I NEED TO MAKE A RESERVATION?

Reservations are definitely recommended. Adventures often sell out and we don’t want you to be disappointed.

DO TOURS RUN IN ALL TYPES OF WEATHER?

Tours operate rain or shine! Safety is our priority and, in extreme weather conditions or high winds, adventures may be cancelled at the discretion of our qualified crew. We will be in touch should this be the case.

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Territorial Acknowledgement

Sea Vancouver would like to acknowledge that the land and waters we operate on is located on the shared, ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. The historical relationships with the land and waters continue to this day.

How to Visit the Vancouver Maritime Museum Like a Pro

The Vancouver Maritime Museum has an extensive collection of maritime art, photography and interactive displays that provide visitors with a fascinating glimpse into the city’s rich nautical history.

This small hidden treasure is guaranteed to have something for visitors of all ages, be they salty old mariners or land lubbers a like.

So let’s set sail on this epic visitor’s guide!

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Vancouver Maritime Museum

Vancouver is a city whose past, present, and future are intimately connected to the sea.

It goes without saying that the city should have a museum exclusively dedicated to this niche.

Enter one of Vancouver’s best museums – the Vancouver Maritime Museum, a non-profit entity operated by the Maritime Museum Society with the goal of preserving and telling the nautical history of Canada’s Pacific-Northwest  and Arctic regions.

The museum has a variety of indoor and outdoor exhibits that aim to tell the amazing stories of the people, vessels and places that have helped shape Vancouver into the city it is today.

In total the museum contains over 10,000 objects  (navigational tools, charts, uniforms etc.)  and 100,000 images that demonstrate Vancouver’s deep connection to the sea.

In addition, there is always a rotating cast of temporary exhibits on offer. So make sure to check out the Maritime Museum  website to see what’s on when you plan to visit.

Vancouver Maritime Museum Exhibits

The Maritime Museum features an extensive collection of over 15,000  maritime artifacts and  100,000 images and documents dispersed throughout the facility.

Here’s an overview of the main attractions that have made this small museum one of Vancouver’s best kept secrets.

St. Roch Historic Site

In what is likely the museum highlight, visitors to the Maritime Museum have the opportunity to explore the cabin and walk the decks of the historic St. Roch .

This legendary vessel became the first ship to traverse the Northwest Passage in 1942. Subsequent to this amazing feat, it later became the first ship to circumnavigate North America .

The St. Roch was built in British Columbia of Australian Eucalyptus, one of the hardest woods on earth. As a result, it was one of the only ships capable of serving in Canada’s North during the first half of the twentieth century.

This made it critically important as a supply ship for Canada’s most remote communities.

Museum staff provides visitors with a quick 10-15 minute presentation on the history of the vessel. If you’ve timed your visit right, you may also be able to catch a 30-35 minute film , before jumping aboard for a casual self-guided tour.

Walk through the wheelhouse and crew quarters or even take the helm of this unique piece of Canadian history.

Then take a moment to imagine how it survived some of the most treacherous waters on earth long before the invention of GPS and modern navigational equipment.

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The Franklin Exploration

To provide additional context to your visit to the St. Roch, be sure to check out the Franklin Exploration . This exhibit documents an historic Arctic expedition that ended in tragedy.

In 1845, Sir John Franklin embarked on a voyage through Canada’s North with two ships; the HMS Erbabus  and the HMS Terror . The trip was to be the most extensive Arctic expedition ever undertaken, with its 134 crew members tasked with finding the yet undiscovered Northwest Passage .

However, after three years the ships had failed to return to port. This led to a succession of search parties that would ultimately prove unsuccessful.

The story captured the imagination of the public and inspired musicians and writers for decades to come. This fascination was reignited with the discovery of the wreckage of the HMS Erabus in 2014, and the HMS Terror two years later.

The fully interactive pop up display at the Maritime Museum manages to place the voyage in its proper historical context. This allows visitors to imagine what life, and ultimately death, would have been like for these brave explorers.

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The Ben Franklin

Fans of the Beatles will be thrilled to know that the Vancouver Maritime Museum is home to it’s very own yellow submarine!

Built by famed oceanographer Jacques Picard, the Ben Franklin is a submersible vehicle that was used to descend to the depths of the Marianas Trench , the world’s deepest point at an amazing  35,797 feet below sea level.

While investigating the seabed and interacting with previously unseen sea life, the 17,000 psi of pressure cracked the viewing windows and the vehicle sprung a leak! Luckily the scientists were able to surface and lived to tell the tale.

Capable of sleeping 6 crew, the Ben Franklin was able to stay submerged for weeks at a time. This triggered the interest of NASA, who studied the psychological impact of crew members living together in such close quarters for the nascent space program of the 1960’s.

Visitors will get a first hand look at the shockingly tight quarters, where the crew would live for trips of up to two weeks at a time, all in the interest of science.

The Children’s Maritime Discovery Centre

Of particular interest to children and families will be the Maritime Discovery Centre . This fully interactive display allows children to embrace their inner sailor.

Watch them man the helm in a full scale model of a tug boat wheelhouse, operate an ROV Submersible  vessel or glance through a telescope at the vessels in scenic English Bay.

The exhibit comes complete with an array of costumes, games, puzzles and even the chance to try on a old-fashioned diving helmet!

The Maritime Discovery Centre is proof positive that the Maritime Museum goes out of its way to satisfy the needs of both adults and children, which isn’t always an easy task.

Heritage Harbour

Located outdoors on the shores of False Creek,  Heritage Harbour is comprised of an array of privately owned classic and heritage vessels .

You’ll be granted the rare opportunity to check out the vessels up close. Maybe you can even chat with some of the owners or crew to learn a little more about the unique history of each vessel.

Heritage Harbour is also the location of the Maritime Museum Station of the False Creek Ferries. So if you choose to visit the VMM via the sparkling waters of False Creek, it’ll serve as your introduction to the museum.

After all, what better way to visit a Maritime Museum than by boat?

Vancouver Maritime Museum Tickets

The cost of entry for the Maritime Museum is listed below:

• Adults: $13.50
• Students/Seniors: $11.00
• Youth (6-18): $10.00
• Families: $38.00

*Children 5 and under are free

**The family rate includes 2 adults and up to 4 children

Already have a date in mind? You can book in advance using the calendar below:

How to Get to the Vancouver Maritime Museum

The Vancouver Maritime Museum is located a short distance from Downtown Vancouver in Vanier Park , in the neighbourhood of Kitsilano .

Unfortunately, the museum is not located near a Skytrain station. Nevertheless, it is easily accessible via the #2 and  #32  buses, the False Creek Ferries  and  The Seawall .

The directions using each modality are listed below:

The Maritime Museum can be easily reached via the #2 Macdonald  or #32 Dunbar  buses, which can be boarded on Burrard Street  in Downtown Vancouver.

• Find a bus stop located along the Westside of Burrard Street  in Downtown Vancouver. Board the #2 Macdonald  or #32 Dunbar  bus and pay your fare ($3.00 or $2.40 using a Compass Card).
• Stay aboard the bus until it crosses the Burrard Street Bridge and reaches the intersection of Cornwall Avenue and Cypress Street . The journey should take 10-15 minutes depending on traffic.
• Walk back in the direction from which you came for a block until you reach Chestnut Street .
• Take a left on Chestnut and follow it for around 700 metres until you reach Ogden Avenue . Continue across the street past  Hadden Park and you will see the Maritime Museum on your left.

For more information on Vancouver’s transit system visit our Vancouver  Public Transportation  user guide.

For schedules visit the Translink website.

If you opt to drive, the Maritime Museum is just a ten minute journey across the Burrard Street Bridge from Downtown Vancouver.

Simply click on Google Maps to find your way to your destination.

Vancouver Maritime Museum Parking

There is a sizeable parking lot located adjacent to the Maritime Museum. The prices are as follows:

• $3.00 per hour
• $11.00 all day (6:00 am – 6:00 pm)
• $7.25 (6:00 pm – 1:00 am)

False Creek Ferries

There are two companies who offer commuter ferry service to a variety of locations throughout the False Creek area.

They are a perfect way for visitors to travel between Downtown and the area’s numerous attractions, including Granville Island , Science World , Yaletown and of course the Maritime Museum.

Turn an otherwise mundane car or bus ride into a scenic ocean cruise with breathtaking views of Vancouver’s scenic urban waterway.

Make sure you select the False Creek Ferries as the competing Aquabus service does not service the Maritime Museum stop.

• Locate a stop servicing Route 4  of the False Creek Ferries. These include the Aquatic Centre (located in the West-End) and Granville Island .
• Purchase your ticket for the Maritime Museum Station ($4.50 or $7.50 return for adults).
• Enjoy your ride until you reach Maritime Museum Station.
• Upon exiting the station proceed up the path for around 100 meters through Hadden Park  until you see the Maritime Museum on your right.

For schedules and more information head over to the False Creek Ferries website.

Another popular way to reach the Maritime museum is via the famous  Vancouver Seawall , which is the world’s longest uninterrupted urban waterfront path.

This pathway extends from the Vancouver Convention Centre in the city’s downtown to Spanish Banks Park near UBC. This takes it right through Vanier Park, making it a fantastic alternative for visitors who’d like to get a little exercise on the way to the museum.

If you already happen to be visiting Granville Island , the Maritime Museum is only a 15-20 minute  walk or a short bike ride along False Creek. This journey will afford you fantastic views of English Bay, the North Shore Mountains and the Vancouver skyline.

Vancouver Maritime Museum Hours

The Maritime Museum is open 7 days a week  with extended hours on Thursday .

• Daily: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Thursday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm

We’d recommend allotting about 2 hours  for your visit to the VMM.

Vancouver Maritime Museum Visitor Tips

1) Check out the St. Roch

Undoubtedly the highlight for most visitors, the historic St. Roch is located in dry dock right inside the museum! This provides visitors with a full view of the ship’s hull before they jump aboard.

Try to time your visit in order to catch the informative film to place your visit into it’s proper historical context. Be sure to ask at the front desk for show times, as unfortunately they aren’t posted online.

2) Be aware of the rotating exhibits

In addition to the permanent exhibits, there is also a variety of rotating or seasonal exhibits on offer.

Topics recently covered include; the formation of Greenpeace, the confiscation of Japanese-Canadian owned fishing boats during World War 2 and the history of the Royal Canadian Navy on the West coast.

To see what is on while you are in town visit the Maritime Museum  website.

3) Visit via False Creek

There is no better way to visit the Maritime Museum than via the False Creek Ferries .

They are quick, efficient and well connected to downtown and all False Creek’s major attractions.

4) Enjoy the Surrounding Seawall

If you’re visiting on a sunny day be sure to take advantage of the Maritime Museum’s convenient location along the world-famous Seawall .

The museum is located a short walk from Granville Island and is located just 400 meters from Kitsilano Beach , which includes a sandy beach and the city’s largest outdoor swimming pool.

If you’re hungry, most Vancouver beaches house a number of concessions and Kits Beach in particular has a spectacular seafood restaurant: the Boathouse Kitsilano .

These will be your closest food choices, as unfortunately the museum lacks a viable option.

For more information check out our Granville Island  visitor guide.

Vancouver Maritime Museum FAQ

1) Where is the Vancouver Maritime Museum located?

The Vancouver Maritime Museum is located at 1905 Ogden Avenue  beside Vanier Park in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood.

2) How much is entry to the Vancouver Maritime Museum?

Entry to the Vancouver Maritime Museum costs; $13.50 for adults, $11.00 for students and seniors, $10.00 for youth (6-12) and $38.00 for families (2 adults+ up to 4 children).

Children under 5 are free.

3) When is the Vancouver Maritime Museum open?

The Vancouver Maritime Museum is open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm daily, 7 days a week.

On Thursdays there are extended hours during which the museum is open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.

4) What is the St. Roch?

The St. Roch was a RCMP schooner used as a supply ship in the Canadian Arctic between 1928 and 1954.

The vessel was the the first ship to traverse the Northwest passage in both directions and also the first to circumnavigate North America.

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Vancouver Downtown & Mountains 30-Min Helicopter Tour

Exploring Vancouver’s natural beauty from a bird’s-eye view is a captivating experience. The 30-minute helicopter tour whisks adventurous travelers high above the city’s iconic landmarks , offering unparalleled panoramic vistas. Departing from the downtown heliport, the flight soars over the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, and the majestic North Shore Mountains , providing an intimate, small-group adventure. With experienced pilots offering insightful commentary and top-notch noise-canceling headsets, this aerial journey promises to leave participants awestruck. For those seeking a truly unique perspective of Vancouver’s urban and natural landscapes, this helicopter tour may just be the answer.

• 30-minute helicopter tour providing panoramic views of Vancouver’s natural beauty and urban landscapes.
• Fly over iconic landmarks like Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, and English Bay for a unique aerial perspective.
• Intimate small-group experience with a maximum of 5 participants and Bose noise-canceling headsets.
• Explore the North Shore Mountains, Howe Sound cliffs, and Gulf Islands from the helicopter.
• Experienced pilot guide offers insightful commentary throughout the 30-minute flight.

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Tour Overview

The tour provides a 30-minute helicopter flight over Vancouver and its surrounding areas, offering scenic views of the city’s iconic landmarks and natural landscapes.

Priced from Kč12,318 per person, the tour allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Passengers can also take advantage of the reserve now and pay later option.

With a small group size limited to 5 participants, the tour ensures a personalized experience . Equipped with Bose noise-canceling headsets, you will learn about helicopter flight from an experienced pilot guide during the journey.

The tour’s departure point is the Vancouver downtown heliport, and it covers coastal landscapes, Howe Sound cliffs, and the Gulf Islands.

Experience Highlights

Scenic views of the North Shore Mountains, Sea to Sky region, and Vancouver City await passengers during this helicopter tour .

Soar over iconic sights like the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, English Bay, and the bustling downtown core.

The experienced pilot will provide insightful commentary, sharing the secrets of helicopter flight as you take in the stunning vistas below.

Passengers will be outfitted with Bose noise-canceling headsets, ensuring they can clearly hear the pilot and fully enjoy the experience.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local looking to see the city from a new perspective, this helicopter tour offers an unforgettable way to explore the natural beauty and urban landscapes of Vancouver.

Flight Details

Departing from the downtown Vancouver heliport, the helicopter tour’s flight path showcases the region’s striking coastal landscapes, including the dramatic cliffs of Howe Sound and the picturesque Gulf Islands.

Limited to just 5 participants, this small group experience offers an intimate and personalized aerial adventure.

The tour highlights include:

Panoramic views of the North Shore Mountains and the Sea to Sky region

Fly-over of iconic Vancouver landmarks like the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, and the downtown core

Opportunities to learn about helicopter flight operations from the experienced pilot

A unique perspective on the city’s natural beauty and urban landscapes

The 30-minute helicopter flight includes an experienced pilot guide who provides commentary throughout the tour. Participants will also receive Bose noise-canceling aviation headsets to enhance the aerial experience.

Airport pickup and drop-off aren’t included, nor are food and drinks. Pilot gratuities are optional.

This tour is limited to a small group of up to 5 people, ensuring a personalized and exclusive experience . The helicopter will depart from the Vancouver Harbour Heliport , Helijet terminal, and explore the city’s iconic landmarks, coastal landscapes, and the stunning Gulf Islands.

While children under 2 years old aren’t permitted, the tour has a generous weight limit of 300 lbs (136 kg) per person.

Participant Restrictions

While this helicopter tour is suitable for most participants, there are a few restrictions in place.

Children under 2 years old aren’t permitted on the tour, as the aircraft may not be suitable for their safety and comfort.

Plus, there’s a maximum weight limit of 300 lbs (136 kg) per person, which helps ensure the helicopter can carry the passengers safely.

The tour’s meeting point is the Vancouver Harbour Heliport, Helijet terminal.

To participate, guests must:

Be at least 2 years old

Weigh no more than 300 lbs (136 kg)

Arrive at the designated meeting point on time

Follow all safety instructions provided by the experienced pilot guide.

Scenic Views

On this helicopter tour, guests can expect to witness breathtaking scenic vistas of Vancouver and its surrounding regions.

From the comfort of the aircraft, they’ll soar over the majestic North Shore Mountains , the dramatic cliffs of Howe Sound, and the serene Gulf Islands, all while catching glimpses of the city’s iconic landmarks below.

The tour offers a unique bird’s-eye view of the Sea to Sky region, including the Lions Gate Bridge , Stanley Park , and the vibrant downtown core.

This truly panoramic experience allows guests to appreciate the natural beauty and urban landscape of Vancouver from an extraordinary perspective, creating memories that will last long after the 30-minute flight.

Iconic Sights

From the vantage point of the helicopter, guests can admire iconic sights that define Vancouver’s skyline and landscape. Key landmarks like the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park, and the downtown core come into view, offering a unique aerial perspective of the city’s renowned attractions.

As the helicopter soars over the city, passengers will be treated to stunning views of:

The Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge that gracefully connects downtown Vancouver to the North Shore mountains.

Stanley Park, a vast urban oasis filled with towering evergreens, scenic walking trails, and the famous Stanley Park Seawall.

English Bay, a beautiful crescent-shaped beach popular for its panoramic views of the city skyline.

The skyscrapers and high-rises that make up Vancouver’s vibrant downtown core.

Helicopter Flight

The helicopter lifts off from the downtown Vancouver heliport , whisking passengers away on a thrilling aerial adventure.

During the 30-minute flight , the experienced pilot guides the aircraft over the city’s iconic landmarks and breathtaking coastal landscapes . The flight path includes a bird’s-eye view of the North Shore Mountains, the Howe Sound cliffs, and the Gulf Islands.

Throughout the journey, the pilot shares insights about the helicopter’s mechanics and flying techniques, providing an educational and engaging experience. With Bose noise-canceling headsets, passengers can comfortably enjoy the stunning vistas below.

The small-group format ensures an intimate and personalized tour , making this helicopter excursion a truly unforgettable way to explore the wonders of Vancouver from above.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can i bring my own camera on the flight.

Yes, participants are allowed to bring their own cameras on the flight. The tour provider encourages guests to capture the scenic aerial views during the 30-minute helicopter experience.

How Stable Is the Helicopter During the Tour?

The helicopter is designed to provide a stable, smooth ride during the tour. Advanced stabilization technology and experienced pilots ensure a comfortable and secure aerial experience, allowing passengers to enjoy the scenic views without disturbance.

What Is the Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?

The minimum age requirement for participants on this helicopter tour is 2 years old and above. Children under 2 years are not permitted to join the tour for safety reasons.

Can I Request a Specific Helicopter Model?

Passengers can’t request a specific helicopter model for this tour. The tour operator assigns the helicopter based on availability and group size. Participants must accept the assigned aircraft, which is suitable for the 30-minute sightseeing flight.

What Is the Procedure for Checking in at the Heliport?

Passengers arrive at the heliport, check in with the staff, and provide any necessary information like weight and ID. The staff will guide them through the security screening and boarding process for the helicopter flight.

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The 30-minute helicopter tour offers an unforgettable aerial adventure over Vancouver’s stunning landscapes.

Soaring above iconic landmarks like the Lions Gate Bridge and Stanley Park, passengers can marvel at the breathtaking views of the city’s natural beauty.

With experienced pilots and Bose noise-canceling headsets, this intimate tour provides an exceptional opportunity to witness Vancouver’s majestic downtown and mountains from a unique bird’s-eye perspective .

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