Start your amazing journey by taking an amazing drive through the Lions Gate Bridge. Stop at Horseshoe bay, and take a 90 minute Ferry to the east coast of Vancouver Island.
Visit Nanaimo, a scenic city looking out over the Salish Sea to the Coastal Mountains on mainland British Columbia. In there lies The Harbour, the central focus of Nanaimo where seaplanes take off and land, boats and tours come and go, and walking trails line the shore.
Visit the popular Neck Point Park and Pipers Lagoon Park, and have a relaxing experience.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✔ Private transportation
✔ Bottled water
✔ Ferry Admission Tickets
✔ In-vehicle air conditioning
✔ Snaps and Photo Stopped Allowed
✔ Spotify on demand
✖ Food and Drinks
✖ All Personal Expense
Pickup Locations
1. Simon Hotel
2. Accent Inn Burnaby
3. Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre
4. Element Vancouver Metrotown
5. Coast Metro Vancouver Hotel
6. Holiday Inn Express Vancouver-Metrotown (Burnaby), an IHG Hotel
7. Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre
8. Langley Hwy Hotel
9. Sandman Hotel Langley
10. Best Western Plus Langley Inn
11. Sunny Crest Motel
12. Coast Tsawwassen Inn
13. Blue Horizon Hotel
14. Gibsons Garden Hotel
15. Sunshine Lodge Inn
16. Auberge Vancouver Hotel
17. Ramada by Wyndham Coquitlam
18. Hilton Vancouver Metrotown
19. Executive Plaza Hotel Metro Vancouver
20. Happy Day Inn
Additional Info: 1--WE can pickup from some Air B&B locations. We also pickup from the Rocky Mountainee Station and other Railway Stations.
2--Please Confirm 24 to 48 Hours before the start time
3--Tour Might Run Longer /Shorter Depending on Road Traffic Conditions or other reasons
Itinerary
2
Horseshoe Bay
fairy terminal
Duration: 1.5 hours
3
Nanaimo Museum
The Nanaimo Museum is a great place to learn about the history of the area, from the Snunéymuxw culture through to the Bastion Era, the coal mining history, and much more. The museum also brings in feature exhibits from museums across the country. The museum was started in 1967, Canada's centennial year, but in 2008, the museum moved into a new facility in the Vancouver Island Conference Center in downtown Nanaimo. The museum also has a beautiful gift shop and is attached to "Serious Coffee," a coffee shop on the Nanaimo Bar Trail.
Duration: 30 minutes
4
Nanaimo's Harbourfront Walkway is one of the things that makes this city so beautiful. Running all along the waterfront below Front Street, this walkway is suspended above the shore and ocean in some areas and in other parts, it skirts around parks and green spaces. Along the Harbourfront Walkway are tourist shops, restaurants with outdoor patios, docks, boats, and the seaplane base. Whale watching boats dock here. Seaplanes depart from here and take passengers to various destinations, including Vancouver, or on 40-minute Seaplane Tours over the Strait of Georgia, with views over the Sunshine Coast. For a nice meal, head to the Lighthouse Bistro on the walkway overlooking the harbor, in the same building as the seaplane passenger waiting lounge.
Duration: 30 minutes
5
For a city of approximately 90,000 people, Nanaimo has a surprisingly small-town feel in the downtown area. Interesting boutiques and retail stores, restaurants, and French pastry shops, and a mix of museums and other attractions are what you'll find along Church Street, Commercial Street, and other streets in the downtown area up behind the Harbourfront Walkway.
Duration: 30 minutes
6
Neck Point Park
This scenic park is a popular place for walking, picnicking, swimming, and scuba diving. You can also sometimes see orcas, sea lions, and other marine life from the lookouts in the park. A beautiful walking trail, just under two kilometers, follows the shoreline of this little peninsula, past beaches and through arbutus trees, Garry oaks, and Douglas fir. Sunset Beach, Last Beach, Indian Beach, and Finn Beach are found in the coves between the headlands and provide opportunities for swimming on every side of the park. At the far end, between Indian Beach and Last Beach, is a lookout point on a high rock. In front of the lookout is a tidal zone, which at low tide is an exposed gravel sandbar that ends at a small rock island. This is the "neck" the park is named for. This is one of the popular dive sites in the park, and divers can walk in from the neck. Divers also leave from Finn Beach, near the parking lot
Duration: 45 minutes
7
Pipers Lagoon Park
Just north of downtown Nanaimo, Pipers Lagoon Park juts out into the ocean, creating an interesting tidal flat on the inland side and offering views over the Salish Sea from the outside. Walking trails lead around the small peninsula with high points that look out over cliffs and lower areas where you can get down to the water's edge. The park is popular with locals who come here to walk or relax. If you are staying in the city center, this can be a nice place to come for a nature walk.
Duration: 30 minutes
Additional info
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
