Vancouver Seair Seaplanes Coastal Mountain Experiences Tour
Included
- Scenic seaplane flight over Vancouver’s coastline and Coast Mountains
- Aerial views of the North Shore Mountains and Howe Sound
- Views of The Lions Peaks, Capilano Reservoir, Cypress, Grouse, and Mount Seymour
- Panoramic window seating for photography
Important information
How long is the flight?
The scenic flight lasts approximately 30 minutes, with a total experience time of around 40 minutes including boarding and taxi time.
Please note: Guests may be combined with other passengers on the same flight and passenger weight and balance restrictions may apply.
Please note: Guests may be combined with other passengers on the same flight and passenger weight and balance restrictions may apply.
What should I bring?
Bring your confirmation, government-issued ID, and a camera for photos.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Seaplane flights operate in most weather conditions but may be delayed or rescheduled if safety requires.
Where do the flights depart from?
Flights depart from the Seair Seaplanes terminal at Vancouver Harbour in Coal Harbour.
Unit #1 Burrard Landing, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC, V6C 0C3
Unit #1 Burrard Landing, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC, V6C 0C3
Are infants allowed on the Flight?
Infants under 2 may travel on a parent’s lap.
What is the flight check-in / arrival time?
Check-in is 30 minutes before the departure time at the Seair Seaplanes counter inside the Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre, Unit #1 Burrard Landing, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC, V6C 0C3
More information
Depart downtown Vancouver along the North Shore Mountains and have your camera ready as you cruise by the iconic Lions Peaks before making your way through Howe Sound.
Soar above the rugged Coast Mountains, where glacier-carved valleys, forested ridges, and deep fjords create one of the most spectacular landscapes in British Columbia.
This scenic seaplane flight offers breath-taking aerial views of Grouse Mountain, Cypress Mountain, Mount Seymour, the Capilano Reservoir, and the dramatic coastline of Howe Sound, before returning to Vancouver Harbour.