Whistler Winter Sightseeing Tour
Whistler Winter Sightseeing Tour
- Visit the 2010 Winter Olympics Ski Village
- Full-Day
Overview
Whistler is a popular year-round destination and is world renowned for Whistler Blackcomb, one of the largest ski resorts in North America. Besides skiing and snowboarding, there are endless outdoor adventures to participate in, cultural attractions to visit, and a compact, chalet-style pedestrian village to explore. Enjoy scenic stops along the Sea-to-Sky highway and a full day in Whistler on this exciting 1 day tour.
Photo credit: Destination BC/Leanna Rathkelly, Rick Collins | Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane | The Adventure Group
Tour Itinerary
This itinerary is subject to change due to unforeseen (weather) conditions. Departure times may vary by date, please see your confirmation email for exact departure times.
- Depart from Sheraton Wall Centre at 8:00am
- Depart from Canada Place at 8:15am
- Travel the Sea-to-Sky Highway
- Visit the beautiful Shannon Falls (weather permitting)
- Enjoy a guided tour of Whistler Village
- Participate in one of many optional activities or simply enjoy the shops and sights in Whistler Village
- Return to Vancouver at approximately 7:30pm
Included:
- Round trip transportation
- Friendly & Experienced Tour Guide
- Guided tour of Whistler Village
- Great discounts on optional activities
- All taxes
Pickup Location:
- Wall Center in Downtown Vancouver – arrive at 7:45m for 8:00 am departure
- Canada Place in Downtown Vancouver – arrive at 8:00 am for 8:15 am departure
Tour Pricing Starting From
Senior
Ages 65+-
All taxes included
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Excluding 6% online booking fee
Adult
Ages 19+-
All taxes included
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Excluding 6% online booking fee
Youth
Ages 13 - 18-
All taxes included
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Excluding 6% online booking fee
Child
Ages 3 -12-
All taxes included
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Excluding 6% online booking fee
Experience the village of Whistler, home to the 2010 Winter Olympics
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