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The West Coast
Vancouver is a popular option for Kiwis for several different reasons: it presents the perfect option for easing jetlag on the way to Europe with a short stopover, it is the perfect point of arrival or departure for Canadian grand tours and it's also a great starting point for those who also want to sample Canada on their way to the U.S.A.
I work with my clients to understand their ideas and plans and take them to the next level, removing the burden of planning and providing the trip of a lifetime without the hassle. Contact me on 09 57 58 476 or email me today.
 Eye of the Wind, Grouse MountainThe world’s only wind turbine where you admire the view from a clear glass viewing platform just three metres from its massive, rotating blades. |  Gastown ClockRaymond Saunders' first steam clock was built 1977 in a popular sidewalk for the renovated Gastown district of Vancouver. Gastown was established the same year that Canada became a nation, growing from a single tavern founded by John ‘Gassy Jack’ Deighton into one of the country’s most cosmopolitan cities. Today it retains its historic charm and independent spirit. |  Capilano Suspension BridgeOne of the most popular tourist attractions in Vancouver - and deservedly so! ​Take a walk on the Capilano suspension bridge - the world’s longest and highest. |
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 The Grouse Mountain Aerial Tram​Take the aerial tram to Grouse Mountain with its spectacular views of Vancouver and a closeup experience with grizzly bears and birds of prey. Free shuttle buses leave from Canada Place. |  Osoyoos LakeOsoyoos Lake (pronounced "soo-yoos") has been a hidden gem in the Okanagan fruit and vineyard region of British Columbia, a popular destination for Vancouverites it's beauty is beginning to draw the attention of international visitors. |
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