CHRISTMAS TIME IN VANCOUVER
Christmas time in Vancouver is fantastic
It would be hard to find anywhere else that offers you beautiful scenes right from a Christmas card and everything that a cosmopolitan city has to offer. The mountains are covered in snow offering an array of activities from skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating and sleigh rides. There are three main mountains for you to enjoy all the snow activities, all of which are within a short car or bus ride from Downtown Vancouver. We have some information about each mountain on this website or for more information, please see the individual mountain websites at Grouse Mountain., Cypress Mountain and Mount Seymour
You can also enjoy the many snow free Christmas festivities in and around the city itself. A beautiful sight to see is the Carol Ships Parade of Light, this involves over 80 boats cruising the waters of Vancouver sparkling with over 150,000 lights and emitting the wonderful sound of carol singers. You can enjoy this fantastic display either on shore beside a lovely warm bonfire or you can take a trip on one of the many boats yourself, it's a great experience. See more information for the Carol Ship Parade of Lights
Another great Christmas show here is the VanDusen Botanical Garden Festival of Light show, young or old in years you are going to absolutely love this. Whether you are mad about Christmas or not you cannot help but be amazed by this light show. There are over 1.4 million lights throughout the 15 acres of gardens some of which are also set to dance to the Christmas music every thirty minutes throughout the evening. You can also enjoy the lovely sound of the carol singers, pay a visit to see Santa himself, eat roasted chestnuts and drink hot chocolate. If you want to get in the Christmas mood, there is no better place to go. See more information about this fantastic show Festival of Lights
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It would be hard to find anywhere else that offers you beautiful scenes right from a Christmas card and everything that a cosmopolitan city has to offer. The mountains are covered in snow offering an array of activities from skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating and sleigh rides. There are three main mountains for you to enjoy all the snow activities, all of which are within a short car or bus ride from Downtown Vancouver. We have some information about each mountain on this website or for more information, please see the individual mountain websites at Grouse Mountain., Cypress Mountain and Mount SeymourYou can also enjoy the many snow free Christmas festivities in and around the city itself. A beautiful sight to see is the Carol Ships Parade of Light, this involves over 80 boats cruising the waters of Vancouver sparkling with over 150,000 lights and emitting the wonderful sound of carol singers. You can enjoy this fantastic display either on shore beside a lovely warm bonfire or you can take a trip on one of the many boats yourself, it's a great experience. See more information for the Carol Ship Parade of LightsAnother great Christmas show here is the VanDusen Botanical Garden Festival of Light show, young or old in years you are going to absolutely love this. Whether you are mad about Christmas or not you cannot help but be amazed by this light show. There are over 1.4 million lights throughout the 15 acres of gardens some of which are also set to dance to the Christmas music every thirty minutes throughout the evening. You can also enjoy the lovely sound of the carol singers, pay a visit to see Santa himself, eat roasted chestnuts and drink hot chocolate. If you want to get in the Christmas mood, there is no better place to go. See more information about this fantastic show Festival of LightsIf you would like to see the best prices to visit Vancouver this Christmas time, please click on the link...
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