eSIM for Vancouver

Massive urban park surrounded by the Vancouver Seawall - one of North America's great bicycle paths. The 22km loop around the park is best done by rental bike. The totem poles near the park entrance are worth a quick look.

Reclaimed industrial area turned creative hub with a famous public market. The market is best on weekends before noon - parking fills up before 10am. The artisan studios upstairs often get overlooked but are worth a browse.

Vancouver's signature waterfront building with the distinctive sail-shaped roof. It's both a cruise ship terminal and convention center. The FlyOver Canada virtual ride is genuinely impressive for the whole family.

Where Vancouver began - this historic neighborhood has a mix of heritage buildings and trendy shops. The famous steam clock fires every 15 minutes but it's smaller than most visitors expect. Great for walking and people-watching.

Suspension bridge swaying 70 meters above the Capilano River. Not for those afraid of heights! The newer Treetop Adventure offers more forest views if you want to extend your visit. Go first thing in the morning to avoid tour buses.

Popular beach with great views of the North Shore mountains behind. The sand is softer than most Vancouver beaches and the ocean is cold but refreshing. Volleyball courts are always busy in summer.

Outstanding museum at UBC showcasing Pacific Northwest Indigenous art, especially the Haida collection. The totem poles outside are impressive but the real treasure is inside. Take the bus out and plan a few hours.

Mountain playground just north of downtown with hiking, paragliding, and a refuge for orphaned grizzly bears. The Skyride cable car takes you up in about 5 minutes. In winter it's a serious ski mountain.

Iconic suspension bridge connecting Vancouver to the North Shore. The views from the Stanley Park Seawall path are the best - it suddenly appears around a bend in the forest. Worth the bike ride to see it properly.

Vancouver's highest public park with beautiful manicured gardens and great city views. The Quarry Garden is a hidden gem. Less crowded than Stanley Park and great for a quiet afternoon stroll.