For added comfort and convenience, your private driver-guide will greet you in the airport's Arrivals Hall with personalized signage. They'll direct you to your awaiting vehicle, take you through your travel documents, and assist with your luggage.

Vancouver’s dining scene is as dynamic and diverse as the city itself, offering everything from hearty international fare to approachable modern cuisine. For brunch or a sweet and savory bite, CafÉ Medina is a downtown favorite known for its inventive waffles and rich coffee. Seafood enthusiasts can enjoy fresh catches at Fanny Bay Oyster Bar, perfect for oysters, chowders, and relaxed waterfront vibes. For a casual lunch, head to Granville Island Public Market, where you can sample a variety of bites from different vendors - don’t miss the seafood chowder pot pies at À La Mode. For approachable yet elevated dining experiences, Nook and CinCin Ristorante, both local favorites, offer flavorful, shareable plates, seasonal ingredients, and creative cocktails in welcoming, stylish spaces. Bacchus, Social Corner, and Nightingale round out the scene with modern comfort food and inventive menus. From international flavors to locally inspired cuisine, Vancouver’s restaurants provide memorable meals in some of the city’s best locations. Please speak to your Destination Expert for personalized recommendations, or to secure a reservation.

See the best of Vancouver in a half-day adventure through the scenic hub's quintessential sights. Perched on the edge of the Pacific and framed by the picturesque mountain peaks, it’s easy to fall in love with this breathtaking city. Explore the lush oasis of Stanley Park, a beautiful 1000-acre park boasting stunning city and ocean views. Visit the park's nine totem poles situated at Brockton Point, a showcase of First Nations art and storytelling carved from red cedar. Immerse yourself in the popular arts community on Granville Island, enjoying its lively indoor marketplace brimming with vibrant fare and produce. Discover the charms of the historic Gastown district, dotted with cafes, boutique shops, trendy eateries, and an antique-style clock powered by steam and whistles. Marvel at the city’s bustling Chinatown, one of the largest in all of North America. Experience the dazzling city harbor and soak in superb views of the beautiful beaches at English Bay. See Vancouver's oldest shopping district on Robson Street and learn why Yaletown, home to an abundance of chic eateries and boutiques, is one of the city's trendiest neighborhoods.

With some time at leisure, embark on a self-guided stroll along downtown Vancouver’s spectacular waterfront. Start your journey at Canada Place, an iconic landmark distinguished by its sail-like architecture. Here, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the Burrard Inlet, bustling harbor, and the majestic North Shore Mountains. Walking west, marvel at the stunning architecture and the impressive "Digital Orca" sculpture, capturing the essence of Vancouver's blend of nature and modernity. A beautifully maintained path hugs the coastline to Coal Harbour: a delightful mix of modern high-rises and marina views, providing plenty of spots to pause and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. As you follow the seawall, you'll find a variety of dining options, from fine dining with a view to casual eats along the harbor. Devonian Harbour Park offers a showcase for public art, featuring several notable sculptures that add to its charm and cultural appeal. On the edge of Stanley Park, Lost Lagoon offers a peaceful retreat to connect with nature, enjoy scenic beauty, and appreciate the rich cultural history of the area.

Taste some of Vancouver's best libations in a private wine tasting excursion through the Fraser Valley. Join your knowledgeable private guide and escape to British Columbia's emerging wine country in a feast for the senses. After a 45-minute drive from the city into lush farmland, spend your day experiencing some of the region’s finest grapes and terroir through a tour of three incredible wineries. Sample a curated selection of reds and whites, and stroll through picturesque vineyards. See first-hand how the Fraser Valley wine region is dedicated to producing high quality, handcrafted wines with diverse varieties and styles: from unique fruit wines to delicious sparkling and fortified wines.

Enjoy a private transfer between Vancouver International Airport and your downtown Vancouver hotel. Approximate travel time is 30 minutes.

Board a 45 minute flight from Vancouver to Powell River Airport.

Depart Powell River Airport via shuttle and transfer to Lund Harbor. Upon arrival at the Harbor, meet the Klahoose water taxi for the final scenic leg of your journey.

Dining at Klahoose Wilderness Lodge is an integral part of the immersive coastal experience, with all meals included from dinner on arrival through breakfast on departure. Guests enjoy Happy Hour canapÉs each evening, followed by freshly prepared meals featuring a blend of West Coast-inspired flavors with local and seasonal ingredients. From thoughtfully crafted breakfasts to hearty dinners and relaxing evening bites, the lodge’s dining offerings combine convenience, quality, and the distinct flavors of the Pacific Northwest. Please note that alcoholic beverages are available for purchase.

With an indigenous guide leading the way, seek out and observe the majestic grizzly bear in its natural habitat on a shared tour of Toba Inlet. Departing from the Klahoose Wilderness Resort, the covered boat journey takes you on a scenic one-hour ride, passing by the breathtaking Toba Inlet waterfalls and offering opportunities to spot marine life. Upon reaching the dock in Toba Inlet, a brief bus ride transports you to the secluded viewing platforms nestled in the lush temperate rainforest of the Toba Valley. Positioned along the glacier blue waters of a remote wilderness river, these platforms provide a safe and elevated vantage point for the 2-3 hours you'll spend on land observing the majestic grizzly bears in their natural habitat. Marvel at these iconic creatures as they fish, play, and roam freely amidst the pristine wilderness. The guides, deeply rooted in their indigenous knowledge, share profound insights into the bears' behavior and the delicate balance of the ecosystem. This tour not only offers an intimate encounter with grizzly bears but also fosters a deeper connection to the cultural heritage of the Klahoose people, making it a truly enriching and educational experience.

Evenings at Klahoose Wilderness Resort offer a meaningful blend of relaxation and cultural connection. After dinner, gather with fellow guests in the Great Room for engaging Indigenous cultural experiences, which may include storytelling, traditional songs, cedar weaving, and other activities that share the rich heritage of the Klahoose people. Later, unwind with a warm beverage, retreat to your private balcony to take in the peaceful surroundings, or, weather permitting, step outside to admire the star-filled skies and the tranquil beauty of this remote coastal setting.

Enjoy a second day of bear viewing, led by knowledgeable Indigenous guides.

Enjoy a scenic water taxi from Klahoose Wilderness Resort to Lund Harbor. Back on land, join a shared shuttle for the 45 minute journey to Powell River Airport.

Board a flight from Powell River to Vancouver International Airport's South Terminal.

Rosewood Hotel Georgia is ideally located at the heart of beautiful Vancouver. Stanley Park, the seawall and Vancouver’s finest restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, museums and theaters are all just moments away. This luxurious hotel boasts 155 guestrooms and suites that layer modern sophistication against the historic backdrop of the restored hotel. Located only 20 minutes away from the Vancouver International Airport, the hotel is surrounded by Vancouver's breathtaking beauty. Guests can dine in style at the hotel's on site restaurant. Rosewood Hotel Georgia combines the grandeur of the Roaring Twenties with contemporary design to provide a truly memorable stay for every guest.

Situated on the shores of the Desolation Sound, accessible only by boat or seaplane, Klahoose Wilderness Resort is an off the grid hidden gem in the heart of the Klahoose Nation's traditional territory. This remote haven, nestled between British Columbia's Salish Sea and the Coastal Mountains, offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Owned by the Klahoose First Nation, the resort is a testament to sustainable and immersive connections with nature. inviting you to experience the rich cultural traditions and welcoming spirits of its people. Embark on Grizzly Bear viewing tours or indulge in marine and terrestrial wildlife excursions across the expansive lands, stretching from Cortes Island to Toba Inlet. The 6,100-square foot cedar timber main building, overlooking the calm waters of Homfray Channel, accommodates 14 to 22 guests in four spacious Lodge Rooms and three private, one and two-bedroom cedar Cabins. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the ocean, the fragrance of cedar, and the natural beauty that surrounds you. Here, at the intersection of luxury and tradition, relaxation takes center stage, complemented by the opportunity to explore the untamed wonders of this pristine wilderness.