Top British Columbia Speed Boat Rentals

Take your sightseeing to the skies on an exhilarating zipline tour through the unspoiled Whistler-area wilderness. With your choice of two different tours, select the ideal experience for your taste. Breathe in crisp mountain air as you cruise above white water rivers and the alpine forest of Blackcomb Mountain and Whistler, spotting local wildlife and learning about mountain ecology. A most adventurous way to learn!

Make the most of your time in breathtaking British Columbia with an unforgettable 2-hour Howe Sound Sea Safari! Choose from three different routes and hope aboard a 30-ft (10-m) custom, high-speed boat, to view stunning natural attractions like the cliffs of Anvil Island, cheeky seals at Pam Rocks and the Bowen Island caves. Get out of the city and experience the splendor of Horseshoe Bay and the Strait of Georgia. Great for ages five and up!

Experience Vancouver sights by water on this Zodiac inflatable boat tour from Granville Island. Cross False Creek and admire Siwash Rock, an iconic stone spire located near the Lion’s Gate Bridge. In Vancouver Harbour, learn about the waterfront landmarks. Venture into Deep Cove and the glacial fjord of the Indian Arm, for incredible views of granite cliffs that you can only see by boat. Capture the beauty of Granite Falls and Silver Falls before heading back.

See Vancouver's dramatic skyline from the water on a small-group cruise in an inflatable Zodiac boat that accommodates 12 passengers. You'll navigate Vancouver Harbour, Burrard Inlet, English Bay, and False Creek, spotting some of the city's top sites and landmarks along the way. And since Vancouver Harbour is home to bald eagles, harbor seals, and dolphins, keep your camera ready and watch for wildlife as you hit speeds up to 30 mph (48 kph).

Feel like you’ve stepped back in time to vintage Victoria with a 1-hour tour through the city’s most splendid neighborhoods aboard a horse-drawn carriage. Beginning at the illustrious Empress hotel, admire sailing ships in the Inner Harbor and trot through the leafy gardens and lawns of Beacon Hill Park. Pass stately Victorian mansions and other local landmarks like the Trans-Canada Highway Mile 0 marker, and take in fantastic views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca during the stylish ride. 

See Vancouver’s sights from a different perspective as you explore its waterways by boat. Join a small group and board your vessel for a cruise from False Creek. Make several stops along the way including Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, and English Bay. Your skipper also takes you close to the city’s resident sea lion colony near Lighthouse Park to observe the marine animals.

Leave the bustle of Vancouver for an evening on the water with the local wildlife for company. The rigid inflatable watercraft provides a comfortable ride as you circle the sound, located beside one of the southernmost fjords north of the equator. The tour takes you around many of the islands of Howe Sound, and gives you views of wild life in their natural habitat.

Glide high above the water in Kelowna’s Okanagan Valley during this parasailing adventure that can accommodate up to three flyers at a time. Choose a departure time that works for you and head out with your crew after a safety briefing. Gear up in your harness and climb to the boat’s flight deck to attach to your parachute and ascend slowly into the air as the boat pulls you along.

Discover why British Columbia is one of the best places in the world to see whales and other marine wildlife on this 3-hour tour with Eagle Wing Tours at Victoria’s Fisherman’s Wharf. Hop aboard a comfortable semi-covered or open boat and help support Eagle Wing’s many conservation, education and research activities! Let certified and knowledgeable naturalists be your guides to the stunning wildlife and natural history of the Salish Sea. Watch for seals, sea lions, otters and porpoises as well as bald eagles and a mind-boggling assortment of marine birds. Hoping for something bigger? There’s always a chance to see humpback, killer, minke or grey whales!

Discover Vancouver’s highlights from the water as you embark on a sailing tour around the city’s waterways. Join a small group and board your vessel to sail around the Inner Harbor, English Bay, Stanley Park, False creek, and more. Take in the beautiful mountain scenery while you sail and listen to commentary from your guide about your surroundings.

Take a sea safari around the islands of Howe Sound. This is your opportunity to see the rugged coastlines and mountains and spot local wildlife. Seals, sea lions, bald eagles and more call this area home. There will be a stop at Snug Harbour where you have the choice of disembarking to tour the charming shops and cafes (return at your leisure via ferry) or stay on the boat to return with the tour.

Get up close and personal with the ocean and its incredible marine wildlife during this whale watching excursion from Victoria. Climb onboard a Zodiac boat equipped with padded bench seats and cruise the sea at up to 35-knots while your marine naturalist explains the area and animals around you. Head for the Juan de Fuca and Haro Strait and lookout for humpback whales, otters, seals sealions, and birds.

Immerse yourself in the magic of the Pacific Northwest on our Sunset Tour. As the sun paints the sky above picturesque Campbell River and the Gulf Islands, embark on a breathtaking journey into the wild heart of the coast. Aboard our comfortable boats, prepare for unforgettable encounters with a stunning array of wildlife. Imagine graceful orcas breaching, majestic whales surfacing, and playful dolphins dancing alongside you. Capture memories that will last a lifetime against the backdrop of a fiery coastal sunset.

Combine stunning aerial views of the Pacific Northwest with whale-watching and a tour of Victoria in this full-day excursion from Vancouver. Board your seaplane for the short flight to the British Columbian capital, taking in the views of Vancouver and the Strait of Georgia. Once you land, enjoy a boat ride around the waterways in search of marine animals and explore Victoria before heading back to Vancouver.