VIP Whistler Transportation offers more than just transportation, we offer Whistler tours! As locals, we know the places you want to see because we love them too!
Get a tour of Whistler’s premier craft brewery! Whistler Brewing Company will take you through the process of how they create their loved beer flavours. Taste their infamous Lost Lake IPA, Mountain Lager, Grapefruit Ale, Black Tusk Ale, Bear Paw Honey Lager or their Forager Gluten Free beer.
Whistler tours can include an escape to the Okangan Wine Country and discover the many tasty wines grown in this beautiful region in British Columbia.
Sweeping views of the Howe Sound, luscious coastal forest, and surrounding mountains. Let us arrange a Whistler tour overlooking the beauty of the Sea to Sky Gondola. Simply a breath-taking experience.
Choose from one or more of the below packages and VIP Whistler Transportation will make it happen! Transportation and local knowledge.
The Squamish area is graced every year with one of the greatest concentrations of wintering bald eagles in the world, making eagle viewing an incredible attraction. These congregations can be viewed year round and several spots around Brackendale. Prime viewing usually happens at Eagle Run Park where you will find an interpretive display of eagles and are able to witness the lifecycle of the chum salmon on which they feed.
Towering about Howe Sound at 335 metres, Shannon Falls is the third tallest falls in British Columbia. To reach the base of the falls you must follow a scenic windy traill through a beautiful old growth forest.
The spit is unique to Squamish, name the “sweetspot” by the locals. Bordering the spit is the Squamish Estuary, stretching across the bay to the backend of downtown Squamish. This area provides some stunning views of the popular climbing mountain, the Stawamus Chief.
Visit a wonderful, crashing and chaotic waterfall that surrounds you from the deluxe viewing platform which allows you to safely watch the dramatic waterfall from above. This beautiful green water rushes through the deep and angular channels of the rock.
OPTIONAL ADD ON: Brittania Mining Museum
