Vancouver · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
6 reviewed
Out of 6 self-guided tours on this site, these 6 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details sit below — pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Rent a bike or e-bike in Vancouver and self-ride a scenic loop hitting Stanley Park, Science World, Gastown, and Granville Island.
“The Price on viator is 25% more expensive than the bike location shop We would think that they could get a prefered Price.”
Fly round-trip by seaplane from Vancouver to Whistler, with shuttle to the village and hours to explore Peak 2 Peak, trails, and more.
“Great flights and Whistler was awesome as well. The flights were very scenic and would do them again!”
Self-drive Western Canada with an English/German GPS audio guide. Start anywhere, play by map or auto, and keep it for 365 days.
Self-guided smartphone walk through Vancouver’s Gastown with a flexible 3-hour web app, offline maps, and local storytelling from Chris King.
“It was really good but did take us a bit into the east where the drug problem was rampant.”
GPS audio bike loop through Stanley Park with Sea Wall views, Totem Poles, Lions Gate Bridge and beaches. Easy 2-hour ride.
“We had an awesome time using AudioMe Tours for our bike ride around Stanley Park! The GPS-triggered commentary worked flawlessly, starting at just the right moments as we rode through different areas of the park. The narration was engaging and full of interesting history, stories, and fun facts about the landmarks and wildlife. One of the best parts was that the tour was available in multiple languages. We had both English and Spanish speakers in our group, and it was great that everyone could enjoy the experience in their preferred language. Overall, it was a super smooth and well-designed experience—highly recommend for anyone wanting a flexible and informative way to…”
Vancouver Old Town Treasure Hunt is a 90-minute offline smartphone game through Gastown landmarks for $7.20, with puzzles and stories.
“If you are not great at solving the riddle or question it is OK, there are hints and when needed hit the “skip” button and get the answer, easy peasy. It was a great way to explore the attractions at our own pace and learn about the history and culture, a big thumbs up!”
Self-guided Stanley Park Seawall e-scooter loop in Vancouver, with Audiome landmark audio and a simple map for 2–3 hours.
“It was awesome. Super easy and efficient. Met I wish I remembered his name but gave us instructions made sure we had the map set, safety instructions etc and we were on our way ! Highly recommend”
Drive the Sea to Sky Highway with 90+ location-triggered stories, offline maps, and optional hikes for about $16.99 per car.
“The self guided, driving, tour is very easy to understand and follow. It connected to our hire car easily so we could hear the commentary through the car's speakers. We didn't stop at all the stops but the ones we did stop at were either beautiful or educational (Britania mine)”
