Vancouver Activities 

Activity selection on Friday 11 September. 

Activity Selection

On Friday 11 September, guests will have the opportunity to choose one activity from a selection of carefully curated experiences, designed to showcase the very best of Vancouver’s culture, nature, and lifestyle. 

Each option offers a unique way to connect with the city, whether through food, wellness, or outdoor adventure.

Further details on each experience can be found below.

Registration is now closed. If you have any questions, please contact info@igneoglobaloffsite.com.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
We will do our best to accommodate your activity preference; however, selections are not guaranteed and may be subject to capacity limits.
Guests may store their luggage at the Rosewood Hotel Georgia following check-out, before departing for their selected activity.
Shower facilities will be available prior to onward travel between 12:00pm and 5:00pm. Time slots must be booked in advance at the registration desk.

Granville Market Tour

Granville Island, Canada’s second most‑visited destination after Niagara Falls, is a vibrant hub of food, art, and culture in the heart of Vancouver. On this guided culinary tour, guests are led through the iconic Public Market, exploring lively stalls filled with fresh, seasonal produce and artisan specialties from smoked salmon and cheeses to charcuterie, donuts, and chocolates. This immersive experience offers an authentic taste of local life, with opportunities to observe chefs sourcing ingredients and engage with the island’s dynamic waterfront community.

What to bring: Dress in layers for the weather, walking shoes, sunglasses.

Duration: 09:00am - 01:00pm including transfers. Approximately 2-hour tour.

Recommended: Light eating before the tour.

To note: A signed waiver must be completed to attend this activity. 

Kayaking or Stand-up Paddleboarding Tour 

SPACES NOW FULL

Explore Vancouver from the water on a relaxed, guided journey through scenic False Creek. Suitable for all skill levels, this experience begins at Granville Island and takes guests past iconic landmarks including Olympic Village, Science World, and BC Place. Along the way, a knowledgeable guide shares local stories and insights while you enjoy calm waters, city views, and the chance to spot harbour seals. A refreshing and accessible way to experience the city from a unique perspective..

What to bring: Layers, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, change of clothes, towel, water bottle.

Duration: 09:30 AM – 12:30 PM including transfers. Approximately 1.5 hours on the water (paddleboarding) or 2 hours (kayaking).

To note: A signed waiver must be completed to attend this activity. Water shoes will be provided as well as showers at The Rosewood on departure. 

Lighthouse Park Hike

Lighthouse Park offers a guided nature experience through one of Vancouver's rare old-growth rainforests. Accompanied by a knowledgeable naturalist guide, guests will explore scenic forest trails lined with towering Douglas Firs and Western Red Cedars, while discovering the park's rich natural and cultural history.

The walk includes breathtaking viewpoints overlooking Burrard Inlet, Vancouver's skyline, the rugged coastline, and the park's iconic historic lighthouse. 

What to bring: Dress in layers appropriate for the weather. Closed-toe trainers or hiking boots are required. Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a waterproof jacket is recommended.

Duration: 09:30am – 1:00pm including transfers. Approximately 2 hours of guided walking.

To note: A signed waiver must be completed to attend this activity. The hike will continue come rain or shine and is an easy difficulty. Guests should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain, including tree roots, rocks, and gentle inclines.

Salmon Canyon Tour

SPACES NOW FULL

Led by an expert Urban & Nature guide, this journey takes guests from downtown Vancouver to the North Shore’s rainforest. The experience begins with city highlights and storytelling before arriving at Stanley Park to explore the iconic Totem Poles and their Indigenous cultural significance.

Crossing the Lions Gate Bridge, the tour continues into Capilano River Canyon, where guests discover the Pacific salmon lifecycle in a pristine natural setting. A guided walk-through towering cedars and Douglas firs leads to Cleveland Dam, followed by a visit to Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge for sweeping views above the forest and rushing waters.

What to bring: Dress in layers for the weather, wind/rain jacket, good walking shoes/trainers, sunglasses. 

Duration: 08:45am - 01:00pm including transfer time. Approximately 2.5 hour tour. 

To note: A signed waiver must be completed to attend this activity. This is a walking tour, no fishing involved.