Flyover grabs all your senses to immerse you in landscapes, stories, and culture. Each Flyover journey begins with an insider’s look at the fascinating people, distinct cultures, and incredible locations you’ll soon explore from above, immersing guests deeper into the Flyover experience. After you’ve explored the stories, spirit, and history of the destination, you’ll take to the skies on an immersive flying journey. You’ll sit with your feet dangling before a massive spherical screen and be transported over iconic locations and natural wonders. Sights, scents, and sounds, combined with motion, capture the unmistakable feeling of flight, and create an unforgettable feeling of wonder. Discover the majesty of Canada. Launched in the summer of 2024, our signature adventure Awaken Canada, offers an entirely new flying journey experience, taking you to the remote and remarkable corners of this wonderful nation.

Start your day aboard a luxury coach to Whistler, traveling along the stunning Sea to Sky Highway. Enjoy breathtaking views of oceans, mountains, and glaciers, with a chance to spot local wildlife. Stop first at Shannon Falls, BC’s third tallest waterfall, where you can walk to scenic viewing platforms. Then ride the Sea to Sky Gondola to 885 meters above sea level for panoramic views, light hiking, and a meal break (1.5 hours). Continue north to Whistler Village, a lively, pedestrian-only resort town. Spend 4 hours exploring its shops, restaurants, and scenic paths. This full-day tour blends natural wonders with time to unwind in one of Canada’s most iconic alpine destinations.

Go from the sea to the sky with this fantastic gondola ride in Squamish, 40 miles (65 km) from Vancouver. Opened in May 2014, the Sea to Sky Gondola is an incredible attraction, sure to amaze even the most hardened traveler. And it’s in Squamish, which CNNMoney.com has called the top mountain town to visit in North America. Get lifted to the top of the mountain for soaring views of the coniferous-forest-clad mountains.

Rumble aboard The Underground train as it rolls through an historic mining tunnel. Push up your sleeves at our Gold Panning Pavilion and keep what you find! Immerse yourself in the award-winning, multi-sensory experience of BOOM! on the breathtaking ground level of the historic Mill No.3 building. Learn about minerals, the copper extraction process and what life was like back in the day as the mill building is brought back to life. Britannia Mine Museum opens up a little-seen world that fascinates all ages, offering awe-inspiring sights and memorable family experiences. Take a step back in time at this award-winning attraction and National Historic Site. Located along the scenic Sea to Sky corridor/Hwy99 between Squamish and Vancouver.

Equivalent to 40 stories, our viewing deck is the most iconic landmark in Vancouver. Enjoy 360-degree views of Gastown, Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, the majestic North Shore Mountains and the Olympic Peninsula Mountains from the Harbour Center's panoramic observation deck. Learn more about Vancouver's past, present and future by reading the informational plaques or listening to our complimentary self-guided audio tour. Free Wi-Fi is available. The Vancouver Lookout is open from 10 am to 6 pm, 7 days a week with the last elevator taking guests up at 5:30 pm. Please check our website for any early or special closures.

One look at the Malahat SkyWalk’s sweeping views and visitors are instantly in awe. The striking 10-story spiral tower brings guests 250 m above sea level to take in 360-degree sightlines of islands, fjords, forests and mountains. Leading to the tower, the 600 m elevated walkway places guests among the soaring treetops of the west coast’s Arbutus and Douglas Firs. And thrillseekers can traverse the net at the top of the SkyWalk and fly down the “Insta-famous” spiral slide within the tower. Local hot and cold bevvies and snacks from the Café can be enjoyed in a number of picturesque seating spaces. Located just 35 minutes from Victoria, this classic Island experience can be enjoyed by all ages and is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Step into the tropics at Victoria Butterfly Gardens, a indoor tropical jungle experience. Spanning 12,000 square feet and open year-round, the Gardens offer a warm, lush escape where thousands of butterflies from over 75 species flutter freely among 200+ tropical plant varieties. Beyond butterflies, visitors can meet a colorful cast of rescued residents - from Mango the flamingo, to macaws, parrots, iguanas, turtles, and even a dwarf caiman. Every animal has been rescued or rehomed, finding a safe, permanent home in this vibrant ecosystem. Before entering the jungle, explore the Insectarium, a fascinating world of leaf-cutter ants, giant stick insects, and more. The Gardens offer an accessible, educational, and unforgettable experience, rain or shine. Open 364 days a year, except for Christmas Day.

On this exciting 4-hour tour, travel over to Bowen Island and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Take a short walk around the park before jumping back onto your tour boat for more exploring. You will have a chance to see Stanley Park, The Seal Colony, Lighthouse Park, ocean freighters, and much more. Your tour includes dinner and one drink.

The BC Wildlife Park in Kamloops came to life in 1965 and continues to evolve as a Wildlife Park that showcases the Wildlife of British Columbia and is one of the few Wildlife Rehabilitation Centres in British Columbia. The BC Wildlife Park has 209 animals, including the only Kermode Bear in human care in the world. The BC Wildlife Park’s animals have found their way to us because they were either orphaned, born in another CAZA accredited facility or were brought to our Fawcett Family Wildlife Health Centre and their injuries have prevented them from being released back into the wild. The BC Wildlife Park offers many engaging activities that we encourage everyone to enjoy, including feed talks, Bird of Prey shows, a splash park and playground, and the Wildlife Express train. Each visitor to the Park helps our non profit society support the rescue and rehabilitation of British Columbia's animals.

The Audain Art Museum opened in 2016 and was founded by Vancouver home builder and philanthropist Michael Audain and his wife Yoshiko Karasawa. The 56,000 square foot LEED certified structure is located in Whistler, British Columbia, and was designed by the award-winning architectural firm Patkau Architects. The Museum’s permanent collection showcases the Art of British Columbia from the late 18th century to present. Anchoring the collection is James Hart’s The Dance Screen (The Scream Too), the most significant contemporary carved cedar Dance Screen in the world. Other highlights include an important collection of 19th and 20th century First Nations masks and works by some of Canada’s most celebrated artists including Emily Carr, E.J. Hughes and the internationally renowned photo-conceptualists Jeff Wall and Stan Douglas. In addition to the permanent collection the Museum has visiting exhibitions of art from Canada and around the world.

Admission to BC's premier repository of history & artefacts. Exhibitions that revisit centuries of natural events. A look at the life of a woolly mammoth during the Ice Age. Historical sites and authentic totem poles on the precinct.

Iconic Vancouver attraction offers family friendly learn-while-you-play Science experiences that are educational, entertaining and fun!

Enter new worlds that will blow you away! Choose from fighting off zombies, robots or savage pirates - completely untethered with no wires or walls getting in your way. With a 1500 sq. ft. VR arena to play, treat yourself and up to 7 friends to the best virtual reality experience in BC. Visit us today!

Enter new worlds that will blow you away! Choose from fighting off zombies, robots or savage pirates - completely untethered with no wires or walls getting in your way. With a 1500 sq. ft. VR arena to play, treat yourself and up to 7 friends to the best virtual reality experience in BC. Visit us today!

Navigate through dark sewers and across rooftop havens in an adrenaline-fueled escape from the undead Arm yourself with an arsenal to fend off hordes and face a climactic battle against an epic boss Experience groundbreaking VR technology that frees you to physically move through a blend of horrifyingly realistic environments

The tour will take you to historic Steveston, a fishing village by the coast of the Straits of Georgia. You start the tour with a whale watching adventure, in the Gulf Islands and the Straits of Georgia. You will walk Hollywood's Storybrooke film locations, including the shops, museums, cannery in the village, and enjoy a scenic drive along the Fraser River dyke. Treat yourself to some of the best and freshest seafood in Metro Vancouver.

Discover art that moves you. Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, the Vancouver Art Gallery is one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions. Since 1931, the Gallery has been a place to connect with groundbreaking exhibitions, thought-provoking public programs and works by local and international artists. Explore a dynamic range of historical and contemporary art, with special emphasis on the voices of Indigenous artists and those from the Asia Pacific region—highlighted through the Gallery’s Centre for Global Asias. Housed in a landmark neoclassical courthouse, the Gallery is steps away from major transit hubs and a short walk from city attractions. Enjoy year-round exhibitions; browse unique finds at the Gallery Store; savour seasonal fare on the rooftop patio at 1931 Gallery Bistro; and start your own art collection with a visit to the Art Rental & Sales Showroom. Admission for children and youth aged 18 and under is always free.

Public Guided Tours of the Special Exhibition are available on Sundays at 3:00pm, included with the cost of admission. The Museum's knowledgeable Docents discuss the historical context, artistic movements, techniques, and messages within the art of the Special Exhibitions.

Interested in an immersive cultural experience? Want to connect to the people and places of our past? Excited to dive deeper into history and significant stories that shaped Canada? Join a complimentary tour or explore on your own at the Chinese Canadian Museum — the first of its kind in Canada. Located in the oldest brick building in Vancouver's Chinatown, the museum elevates the diverse history and voices of Chinese Canadians across the country. The space features 3 storeys of exhibitions, an immersive gift shop, and a rooftop garden, as well as a recreated 1930s living room and one of the oldest, most historic school rooms in Vancouver — the Vancouver Chinese Independent School in 1914. A must-visit attraction in Vancouver, the Chinese Canadian Museum provides an invigorating, engaging, and transformative experience for present and future generations. The museum is open Wed. to Sun., and is perfect for families, history buffs, art and museum lovers, and culture enthusiasts.