Landsea Tours and Adventures

[disneylover89]

Has anyone used Landsea Tours Advenutures in Vancouver?What is your opinion of them? Would you recommend them or use them again?

http://www.vancouvertours.com/pre-cruise-vancouver-city-tour

 

 

We are staying at the Fairmont Airport Hotel and this tour company will pick us up from there and show us around Vancouver for 4 hours. This seems it may be an easier option than trying to tour the city on our own.

 

When we get off the ship, we plan on renting a car and visiting the Vancouver Aquarium and any other attractions we saw from this tour that we want to revisit.

[Putterdude]

LandSea Tours are excellent operators, have been in business a number of years and we never hear anything but positive remarks about them on these threads.

I would seriously think twice about renting a car in Vancouver, Vancouver is becoming less and less car friendly by the month and you will be paying for parking at most attractions. You may want consider checking your luggage with Priority Luggage at Canada Place and you could then take on of the 3 HOHOs excursions which will take you to the Aquarium. After your day is done you could take the Canada Line out to the airport and your hotel.

However if you are stuck on the car idea then a drive around Stanley Park is nice then over the Lions Gate Bridge to the Capilano Suspension Bridge and the Grouse Mountain Skyride might be in order.

http://www.vancouvertrolley.com/

http://www.bigbus.ca/

 

http://www.vancouverpinkbustours.com/

www.capbridge.com/

http://www.grousemountain.com/Summer/summer-activities/

http://city.vancouver.bc.ca/parks/parks/stanley/

[scottbee]

Has anyone used Landsea Tours Advenutures in Vancouver?What is your opinion of them? Would you recommend them or use them again?

http://www.vancouvertours.com/pre-cruise-vancouver-city-tour

 

 

We are staying at the Fairmont Airport Hotel and this tour company will pick us up from there and show us around Vancouver for 4 hours. This seems it may be an easier option than trying to tour the city on our own.

 

When we get off the ship, we plan on renting a car and visiting the Vancouver Aquarium and any other attractions we saw from this tour that we want to revisit.

 

It depends what you want to see, but staying at the airport at the fairmont, you're across the street from the airport's Skytrain Station; which whisks you downtown in 25 minutes, and you can buy a $9 all day (bus/seabus/skytrain) ticket for $9 (available from the 7-11 in the airport) that will allow you to visit all of these places and more.

 

Photo of the Vancouver Airport Fairmont, from the Skytrain platform: https://picasaweb.google.com/vancouvercruise/CanadaLineYVRToCanadaPlaceWaterfrontStation#5371847234688340562