Top Whistler Full-day Tours

Enjoy extreme adventure in Canada’s rugged wilderness on this half-day mountain bike tour in Whistler. Follow your guide along single-track trails through the beautiful Whistler Valley. Spin along gravel terrain, jump rocks and tree roots, and challenge yourself against winding climbs and sweeping descents. Keep your eyes open for sightings of native wildlife in the forests and glades. With the route customized to your group’s preferences and conditions on the day, this mountain bike adventure is suitable for beginner and expert riders alike. Please Note: Minimum of 2 people required per booking

Take advantage of British Columbia’s beautiful scenery and wealth of wild fishing opportunities on this private, full-day tour. Following pickup at your Whistler or Pemberton accommodation, head out into the wilderness. Depending on your preferences and the time of year, try walk-and-wade fishing in one of the region’s beautiful rivers, or use personal inflatable Vboats to fish in a scenic lake. If you’re lucky, you’ll hook everything from rainbow trout to sockeye or coho salmon.

Whistler boasts serene fishing lakes and spectacular countryside scenery, but knowing the best spots to cast your line requires local knowledge. On this family-friendly tour, suitable for learners and experts alike, experience the joy of spin fishing for salmon and trout in the Canadian wilderness. With all equipment plus pickup and drop-off at your Whistler or Pemberton accommodation included, enjoy a relaxing experience with your instructor in the great outdoors.

Experience the best of the British Columbian wilderness on this 8-hour ice fishing trip from Whistler or Pemberton. Head onto a frozen lake around Whistler or Pemberton with a guide, and admire panoramic views over the surrounding forests and peaks. Then, drop your line through a hole cut in the ice, and fish for native bull trout, cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, kokanee, pike minnows and steelhead. During your fishing adventure, enjoy lunch in the wilderness. You will need a valid British Columbia Freshwater Fishing License to participate in this tour.

Spend the day in the rivers, lakes and streams around Whistler and go home with delicious fresh salmon and memories to last a lifetime. Your guide is an experienced angler who will take you to the best spots for fishing in the area and share tips and tricks with you for landing the big one. Please note that you will need to purchase a B.C. fishing licence in order to participate.   

Want to spend a day in Whistler but don’t want to lose a day just in travel time? This round-trip seaplane flight from Vancouver provides the perfect solution. This convenient transport package includes two 35-minute flights between Vancouver and Green Lake in Whistler, as well as a shuttle service to and from Whistler Village or a bike rental. Spend the day or just an afternoon discovering the sights and sounds of Whistler, and end on a high note with a return flight to Vancouver.

Travelers that want to explore Whistler on a day trip from Vancouver typically need to rent a car and drive, which means focusing on the road rather than the landscape. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy the views on this sightseeing tour to Whistler, complete with a guide to whisk you there. Along the way you can see Downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park, enjoy views of Howe Sound, and take a few hours to explore Whistler independently.

Explore Whistler on a day trip from Vancouver without the hassle of driving or waiting around for buses. This private tour is exclusively for your party and takes on a scenic route north to Whistler which you can explore your own way before heading back. Includes beer stops at two popular breweries, one in Whistler and one in Squamish.

Have your camera ready to capture photos of bald eagles in Brackendale during this full-day journey to Whistler, via downtown Vancouver. Along the way, stop at Stanley Park and Horseshoe Bay, a quaint village at the entrance to Howe Sound. Your guide follows a scenic route along the Sea to Sky Highway to Shannon Falls, where you'll take a short hike, with time to explore the ski resort year-round.