Windstar Cruises Blog | July 24, 2018 8:00 AM ET
24 Hours in Vancouver

Long ago, gold brought people to the area we know as Vancouver.
Now it’s the golden views surrounding the city in British Columbia that keep people hooked.
The city has become a popular spot for cruise ports. Windstar Cruises, which offers voyages all the around the world, provides their tips for travelers on what to do on a quick stop in Vancouver.
Hit the Wilderness
For the thrill seekers out there, Vancouver has a great deal to offer. Hit the wilderness and go hiking or biking for an adventure, soaking in the fresh air.
Or jump on a raft brave the rapids of Chilliwack River Rafting, which is not far off from the heart of the city. You’ll be back to downtown for a night on the town before you know it.
Romance it Up
Surprise the loved one in your life with a romantic outing in Vancouver. Start with Afternoon Tea at The Empress where you’ll feel like royalty.
Next, hop on a horse and carriage ride around the streets of the old city for a charming discovery. Or stroll through Butchart Gardens and smell the flowers before boarding a boat tour of Brentwood Bay.
Eat and Drink Well
Sample award-winning wine at Lulu Island Winery located in Richmond, which is half an hour south of downtown. Or check out Vancouver Urban Winery for great selections on different tastings around town. Finish the evening off with fine dining at Le Crocodile Restaurant or an upscale-casual dinner at The Cabin along beautiful Crescent Beach.
For more information Vancouver's offerings and Windstar Cruises, visit their blog page here.
For more information on Windstar Cruises, check out their blog page here.
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