Vancouver Travel Blog

Over 600,000 passengers made their way through the Port of Vancouver in 2011 on 199 sailings. That number is likely to go up in 2013 when Disney Cruise Line once again uses Vancouver’s port as their starting point for their Alaskan trips. For many years they docked in Vancouver, until recently...

Creating an itinerary of all the things you want to do while in a new city can be slightly overwhelming, especially if it’s a city like Vancouver, where the options are endless. However, don’t let the abundance of fun things to do, places to see, and titillating culinary adventures engulf...

Prior to living here, I had only paid one visit to British Columbia and spent much of my time in the Fraser Valley. Flying from Ontario and seeing the Rockies for the very first time was the beginning of a love affair with this beautiful place. As we drove away from the airport, I couldn’t stop...

Credit: Navin75 (Flickr) Over the weekend, the Vancouver Aquarium’s number of belugas went down by one. You may remember the sudden loss of Nala, a one year old calf, who died last year and Tuvaq who died from infection at the age of two, but this story doesn’t end in tragedy. Imaq (Nala’s...

The weather in Vancouver has certainly cooled down in the last couple of weeks and although the beach is still pretty to look at, you may not want to spend your days there. Fortunately, there are plenty of activities to do indoors in this city. Whether you’re looking for an educational experience,...

1. Stanley Park – Not only does Vancouver have a vibrant city with plenty of shops, restaurants, cafes and things to do, but it also offers city-dwellers a perfect oasis made of lush rainforest and trails to venture on. Located in downtown Vancouver, it’s convenient, cheap and offers breathtaking...