Top Vancouver Island Transfers

We offer the finest tours available in the city with our Bentley Limousine, the 1997 Bentley New Turbo R EXL, which was the last Bentley manufactured by Rolls Royce. Only 823 Bentley New Turbo R EXLs were built. Our tour takes you places buses cannot go. We are able to stop anywhere for photographs. Also, we offer fixed tours or tours designed to your particular interests. Our driver, Richard, has driven over two million miles without an accident, and this includes over 500,000 miles driving Bentleys/Rolls Royces. He was born in Victoria and has been a professional historian for over forty years, consulting with museums and clients locally and around the world in many fields of history and antiques. His great affection for and deep knowledge of Victoria, as well as his past historical accomplishments, all combine to make Richard the ideal host and driver for an unmatched tour experience. Create wonderful memories while cocooned in the ultimate British Luxury Motor Vehicle.

Rent a bus Vancouver, is the main charter bus service provider within the Vancouver mainland, with the best reviews and operating its own fleet, this make us by far the must reliable company to get your trip going. Our services go from 20 passenger buses, 28 passenger luxury buses, 29 passenger buses and 56 passenger Prevost coaches

Our YVR Vancouver Airport pickup and drop-off services are perfect for individuals on vacation or for corporate customers. Our limousines serves customers between the Vancouver Airport and any location in Greater Vancouver, including Downtown Vancouver and Vancouver.

Cruise from Victoria to Vancouver and admire the native wildlife for which Canada is famous on this one-way whale-watching cruise. Take a seat aboard your cruise boat in downtown Victoria and head out onto the waves. During your whale-watching cruise, watch the waters for elegant whales, seals, porpoises and sea lions as your guide explains their feeding habits and life cycles. Stop to stretch your legs at the secluded Tod Inlet, then head onward to Vancouver’s Coal Harbour as the sun sets on the horizon.