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Day Trip to Whistler for One Adult or Family of Four from Living Earth Tours (Up to 58% Off)

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Dianne
7 years ago
Our trip was good value and our tour guide was a good story teller and considerate as well ie offering to stop at restrooms etc. Shannon Falls is a well worthwhile stop as was Brackendate where we saw eagles and seals. I had been to Whistler before and it is a very pretty spot with or without snow and has plenty to keep one occupied. We visited a rock museum on the main street and it was so interesting. Only disappointment was the weather and you had no control over that. Felt sorry for the 1st time visitors, visibility was bad with showers most of the time, so they missed out on the wonderful ride to and from. All up very good and I would not hesitate to recommend it.

Fuel-efficient vans transport groups of up to 12 tourists per bus to see Whistler's bald eagles, roaring waterfalls & mountain scenery

Though a chartered yacht is a comfortable way to tour the seas, it can only navigate streets with the help of hundreds of unhappy pack goats. Tour in terra firma style and comfort with today’s Groupon to Living Earth Tours. Choose between the following options:

  • For $49, you get admission for one to an 11-hour tour of Whistler (up to a $109 value).
  • For 149, you get admission for two adults and two children to an 11-hour tour of Whistler (a $356 value).

Tours depart daily from Vancouver at 8 a.m. and return by 7 p.m.

Living Earth Tours’ expert guides illuminate the region’s geographical and cultural diversity during day-long tours to Whistler, host of the 2010 Winter Olympics’ nordic sports and home to picturesque mountain views. Guides usher no more than 12 passengers into an eco-friendly Mercedes-Benz Sprinter that winds its way along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. A detour in the city of Squamish grants guests a chance to swap toupees with bald eagles in the Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park bald-eagle sanctuary, and take snapshots of Shannon Falls, one of the largest cascades in British Columbia. Multilingual guides point out sights while accommodating travelers who speak Spanish, English, Portuguese, German, French, or Italian. Upon arrival in Whistler, wayfarers can wander forest trails, visit the Aboriginal Museum & Cultural Centre, or head to the nearest mountaintop to set the world record for longest yodel. After a long day of sightseeing, the hum of the Mercedes’ fuel-efficient engine lulls passengers to slumber before arriving back in Vancouver.

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