Designed for guests seeking a more elevated and intimate social experience on the water
Spend an afternoon sailing Vancouver’s harbour with handcrafted cocktails and narrative-driven storytelling. This intimate, six-guest experience turns the city’s working waterfront into a close-up tasting of place and view.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people comfortable standing and moving on a small sailboat; basic mobility to board and move around deck recommended.
Wildlife
History
Vancouver was incorporated in 1886 and the waterfront has long been shaped by maritime trade and Indigenous stewardship by the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
Conservation
Operators limit group size and emphasize low-noise conduct to reduce wildlife disturbance; follow leave-no-trace practices and take all waste off the water.
Designed for guests seeking a more elevated and intimate social experience on the water
Dress for wind and spray
Bring a windproof jacket and layers — conditions can change quickly even on sunny afternoons.
Wear non-slip shoes
Low freeboard and wet decks mean good grip keeps you safe moving around the boat.
Bring photo ID
Minimum age is 19; operators will check ID before boarding for alcohol service.
Be mindful of wildlife
Keep noise low and avoid leaning over railings when seals or birds are nearby to reduce disturbance.
Windproof jacket
Keeps you comfortable against spray and late-afternoon winds.
Non-slip deck shoes
Improves traction on wet surfaces and makes moving around the boat safer.
Government-issued ID
Required for guests 19+ to confirm age for alcohol service.
Camera or phone with waterproof case
Capture skyline and wildlife shots without risking gear damage.
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