Our Vancouver all day tour begins with a relaxing tour through Vancouver's False creek where you will see the spectacular glass high rises of downtown Vancouver, the circular science world and the popular Granville Island market. We then depart out of the protected waters of Vancouver and journey to the confluence of the Fraser River where we will then Jet Boat up one of British Columbia's largest river systems. The lower Fraser offers guests a perspective of Vancouver's water front lifestyle rarely seen. 60 minutes up the Fraser we will enter the confluence of the Pitt River where lunch will be served at the Gillnetter Pub which has great food, great service with great ambiance! The Gillnetter offers a full selection of both domestic and imported wines and beer from around the world. Weekday Specials, Lobster Stuffed Mushrooms , Dry Garlic Ribs , Seafood Clubhouse Sandwich, Gilly's Hot Pot Steamers, Gilly's World Famous Pitt Burger, Crab Cakes & More!

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Once lunch is over we then navigate up the lower Pitt River into one of North America's largest Tidal Lakes. Pitt Lake is approximately 15 miles long with 3 provincial parks lining it's shore. The vast shoreline is a contrast between steep shorelines with tumbling streams interspersed with secret coves and islands, often with sandy beaches for swimming or fishing.This area is considered wilderness and home to bears and cougars. The southern end of the lake, north of Siwash Island is part of the Widgeon Valley Natural Wildlife Reserve, a nesting area for marsh birds.

Our tour will stop at several waterfalls and sandy beaches while exploring Pitt Lake, If water conditions allow we will also stop at the north end of Pitt Lake where the Upper Pitt river begins. Pitt Lake is one of the last remaing wilderness area's in the Vancouver Region, a day trip that you won't soon forget. Any visitor to Vancouver must see this amazing part of British Columbia.