LocationVancouver, British Columbia
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Duration1 Hour
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68.00 View price
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Vancouver is known for world-class tourist destinations and points of interest, including Horse-Drawn Trips. It is the city of glass where you can find many interesting activities to indulge into. If you are interested in equestrian activities, just hop on to Stanley Park horse-drawn tour programs. These are horse-drawn carriages that lets you explore the locality in a distinctive manner. A team of horses will take you and show you all Stanley Park attractions.
Enjoy Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Tour
Stables at the city have a good collection of Percheron, Belgians and Clydesdales horses. Horses are well treated and trained to provide a classic horse drawn experience to travellers. Horse-drawn tram tours are basically a one-hour ride where you will be narrated about the history and culture of particular point of interest. It is like a storytelling adventure and you come know about the 1000-acre park just in one hour!
Places the ride covers include Vancouver's harbour, Deadman's Island, the Rose Garden and the Lions Gate Bridge. Step off the tram and take photos of the places. Horses will slow down for you at the 芒鈧淕irl in a Wetsuit statue' too. Many celebrities also have taken horse drawn ride through Stanley Park. If you are lucky, you could see cherry and daffodils in full bloom. Take a photo of you with your family with the beautiful horse team.
Whether it is raining or shining, Stanley Park horse tram trips will be open because these are covered carriages. Reputed tour operators provide warm blankets to travellers during the winter season. The tram would have wheelchair accessibility and must be pet friendly. Cost of tickets for horse drawn trips seems to be affordable and convenient for every pocket. Kids under the age of 2 can travel free on the tram. Horse drawn trips starts at every 20-30 minutes from the Coal Harbor parking lot.
There are a lot tour operators in the city offering Stanley Park horse drawn trips with attractive aspects. If you are new to the program, it is advised to consider their online platform to get some reliable client reviews. You can book your tickets earlier or can take instantly when you arrive at Stanley Park. If you have senior citizens in your group, they would find horse drawn trips a boon!
Stanley Park has many wonders and scenic attractions to inspire you. Riding all over the park on a horse drawn tram would make your Vancouver trip highly convenient and ever memorable.
The touring carriages depart from a freshly built and customised departure station next to the Stanley Park information booth, facing Coal Harbour and the downtown centre of Vancouver, British Columbia. The tour is narrated by a kind and educated guide as it travels along Park Drive, admiring the Seawall and the ocean. Pass the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club and Deadman's Island, formerly known as the Royal Canadian Navy Reserve HMCS Discovery. A 5-minute halt at the iconic totem poles is included in the journey. Feel free to venture out and photograph this renowned location. Note: To continue the tour, please get back to the same carriage. The iconic Girl in a Wetsuit Statue & the Empress of Japan Figurehead are the following stops. The journey then continues on the north side of Stanley Park, with views of North Vancouver as well as the Lions Gate Bridge, a suspension bridge that spans the first narrows of Burrard Inlet and connects the City of Vancouver.
The Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Trips
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