Option 1:Seattle - Vancouver(229 km)

• Seattle, WA
  This city in the top-left corner of the United States is a major seaport as well as a cultural center. Whether you want to enjoy the scenery, grab some great coffee, or learn history, Seattle has something to offer.
• Space Needle
  This icon of the American Northwest has adorned everything for movie screens to postage stamps. Built in 1961 for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle features outdoor elevators and a rotating restaurant at its top.
  Opening Hours: Mon - Sun

Option 2:Vancouver

Day 2:Vancouver

• Vancouver, BC
  Welcome to Vancouver, a city where urban charm meets natural beauty! Surrounded by mountains and ocean, it offers stunning views, vibrant neighborhoods, and a rich cultural experience. From scenic parks to world-class dining, Vancouver has something for everyone!
• Stanley Park
  One of Vancouver's main tourist attractions and beloved by visitors and locals alike, this massive park on the western coast of Canada is not to be missed. Stanley Park was the first park in Vancouver, and remains the largest.
• Lion Gate Bridge
  Thus suspension bridge in Vancouver, BC is a National Historic Site of Canada. It opened in 1938 and is officially known as the First Narrows Bridge. Nearby Stanley Park offers wonderful views of this marvel of engineering.
• Chinatown
  The Chinatown in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Canada's west coast, is the largest Chinatown in Canada. It is also a National Historic Site, and its many historical locations, shops, and eateries make it a popular destination for tourists.
• Gastown
  Named for seaman "Gassy" Jack Deighton, this historic district in Vancouver has a colorful history that culminates in its function today as a hub for technology and popular shopping and dining locale for tourists and locals alike.
• Queen Elizabeth Park
  This park on Little Mountain in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada is home to several botanical gardens, golf courses, tennis courts, and more. It sits on what was once a stone quarry that was instrumental in the Canadian railway's construction.

Day 3:Vancouver - Victoria - Vancouver(114 km)

• Victoria, BC
  This city on Vancouver Island in the central Pacific Ocean is the capital of British Columbia. It is home to many popular attractions, such as Beacon Hill Park, Butchart Gardens, the British Columbia Parliament Buildings, and more.
• BC Parliament Buildings
  The British Columbia Parliament Buildings are where the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia meet. They are located in Victoria, British Columbia, at the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Visitors can marvel at the Baroque architecture and sprawling lawns.
• Beacon Hill Park
  Beacon Hill Park, located in Victoria, British Columbia, contains hiking trails, a waterpark, two playgrounds, a petting zoo, and botanical gardens, among many other attractions. Loved by locals and tourists alike, the 200-acre park has something for everyone.
• Butchart Gardens
  These world-famous floral gardens are located on a 55-acre estate on Vancouver Island's southeastern point in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. People from around the world have been coming to see the gardens for more than 100 years.
• Chinatown Victoria
  The oldest Chinatown in Canada is located on the Pacific coast of British Columbia in the city of Victoria. This artistic and cultural center has features such as its famous Chinese Gate, which is guarded by lion statues.
• Mile Zero
  An area of southwestern Beacon Hill Park at Douglas Street in Victoria, British Columbia is the beginning of Canada's Number 1 Highway, which stretches the entire length of the country. A monument marks "mile zero" to visitors.

Option 1:Vancouver

Option 2:Vancouver - Seattle(229 km)