Your driver will take you through Vancouver's historic Chinatown, one of the largest in North America. See the ornate Millennium Gate, traditional architecture, and the neighborhood's mix of shops, markets, and cultural landmarks as you pass through on your private tour.

Step out and see the famous Gastown Steam Clock up close, one of only a few steam-powered clocks in the world. Built in 1977, it whistles and releases steam every 15 minutes and chimes the Westminster Quarters on the hour; a great photo stop in the heart of historic Gastown's cobblestone streets.

Drive along Vancouver's downtown waterfront, taking in views of Coal Harbour, the North Shore mountains, and passing seaplanes taking off and landing. A scenic stretch showing off the city's harbour setting.

Stop near Jack Poole Plaza to see the Olympic Cauldron up close, built for the 2010 Winter Olympics. The steel-and-glass structure sits right on the waterfront with views of Coal Harbour, the North Shore mountains, and passing seaplanes; a quick, iconic photo stop.

Stop in Stanley Park, one of North America's largest urban parks, for a chance to stretch your legs and take in the scenery. See towering old-growth trees, seawall views, and depending on where you stop, the totem poles at Brockton Point, with skyline views back toward downtown Vancouver.