Beacon Hill Park Tour

Embark on a delightful tour through Beacon Hill Park, a peaceful oasis located in the heart of the city. Wander through vibrant flower gardens, serene duck ponds, and a charming children’s petting farm, all while taking in the natural beauty and tranquility the park offers. Established in 1858, the park has been a treasured public space for generations, preserving native plants and wildlife. Among its many attractions is the world’s fourth-largest free-standing totem pole, carved from a single Cedar tree in 1956, which stands as a remarkable piece of history and culture.

After exploring the park, continue along the scenic Salish Sea waterfront, enjoying breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains and reaching Mile Zero of the Trans-Canada Highway, the starting point of the world’s second-longest highway. The tour concludes in the historic James Bay neighborhood, where beautifully preserved Victorian homes tell stories of the city’s past. Guests will also discover the birthplace of iconic Canadian artist Emily Carr, making this experience a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and local culture.