Vancouver to Whistler Seaplane Day Trip: Self-Guided Adventure Discount Tickets

Overview

Save your precious travel time by flying to Whistler from Vancouver instead of driving. This package includes a round-trip seaplane flight from Vancouver to Whistler (35 minutes each way), plus shuttle service to and from Whistler Village. Spend the day exploring all that Whistler has to offer, then relax on the flight back to Vancouver as you see the beautiful waterfront city from the air. Please note: this tour only operates from May-September.

Meeting and Pickup

Redemption Instructions

• Reconfirm your departure time by emailing: toursupplier@harbourair.com • Check-in for your flight 40 minutes ahead of the scheduled departure, with your government issued photo I.D. • Check-in cut off is 20 minutes prior to departure time. If not checked-in, seat will be forfeited and subject to 100% non-refundable No Show Fee.

Itinerary

Inclusion

Return Air fare

All taxes and sustainability fees

Shuttle drop off and pick up to and from Whistler Village

Exclusion

Hotel pickup

Cancellation Policy

Refundable tickets

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Complimentary shuttle service available in Whistler. Must be booked in advance

Please reconfirm flight time at least 24 hours before flight

Passengers must arrive at the terminal at least 40 minutes before the scheduled departure time, and be fully checked-in 20 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

Passengers not checked-in before the check-in cutoff times will not be able to board their scheduled flight and will not be refunded their fare.

All passengers 18 years and above must present either one piece of valid government issued photo identification, or two pieces of government-issued identification without a photograph

All passengers travelling must be ambulatory in order to fly. A mobility assistance device, such as a wheelchair or cane, may be used by a passenger to get from the terminal to the aircraft, however, passengers must have the ability to walk on and off the aircraft with minimal or no assistance.