Wild BC Tours and Guiding Small Group Tours of Canada

 
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Frequently Asked Questions

We are happy to answer your questions about British Columbia, Canada even if you are not necessarily coming right away. Please feel free to call or e-mail us. Please think of us as your friends in Vancouver. In the mean time here are some of the most common questions we get asked:

What kind of wildlife will we see?

Of course the problem with wild animals is that they are hard to schedule, but mattering on the tour we often see wild animals right from the vehicle. Bears are common here in British Columbia and we often encounter them on our trips in the Rocky Mountains and in Whistler. Our Whale watching partners guarantee a 95% success rate. (Better than most fishermen can claim. The main problem of course is time, and all those trees getting in the way. There are lots of creatures out there but may be a little shy at times. We do our best to show you some of the wildlife Canada is famous for.

Do I need a Visa to visit Canada?
US and most commonwealth citizens do not need a visa to visit. But a passport is required. If in doubt check with http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp
Can I use US Cash?
Yes, most merchants will take US money, but you will not get change in US dollars, and you may get a better exchange rate at the bank.
Are bank machines available?
Everywhere!
How much French is spoken in Canada?
French is one of the two official languages of Canada reflecting our proud heritage. French is more predominate in Quebec and some parts of the Maritime Provinces.
What is the weather like in the summer?
Vancouver and the pacific coastal region is mild, summer and winter. While the interior can be a little more extreme. See The Weather Network
What is meant by a "Private Tour"?
This is a tour for just your group.
Do you allow children on your tours?
We love kids, and provide extra bathroom breaks, car seats and DVD players and lots of special attention on request.
Do you offer Seniors discounts?
We love seniors, and provide extra bathroom breaks, electric scooters and DVD players and lots of special attention on request. But our tours are on to small a scale to offer discounts, sorry.
Should I get travel insurance?
Yes
What is your refund policy?
Did you get that travel insurance I suggested? If not see our Terms and Conditions
Will you pick us up at the Airport or Cruises?
With a smile.
Can you recommend a good hotel in Vancouver?
Absolutely, see Vancouver Hotels
What is the meaning of life?
Still working on it, but check back shortly.
Can you combine small groups to offer a better price?
We would it you want to make the arrangements in effect making it a larger group. Otherwise we do not.
What is the population of Vancouver?
The Vancouver Metro Area is about 2 million happy people.

 

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Enjoy Canadian sightseeing at its best - Small group and private touring adventures.

Wild BC Tours and Guiding offers 19 unique, first class, sightseeing tours, ranging from half day Vancouver City Tours to fifteen day adventures in the mountains and along the coast lines of western Canada. The company uses touring limousines, and luxury Sport Utility Vehicles as well as small well appointed motor coaches to provide the highest quality of service and comfort. Best known for superior senior and special needs services..

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