Our recommended flight
Fly nonstop to Vancouver
For guests coming from Ontario, we recommend a direct Toronto Pearson to Vancouver flight.

Getting here
The wedding is tucked into the Harrison River Valley.
Our recommended flight
For guests coming from Ontario, we recommend a direct Toronto Pearson to Vancouver flight.
The final stretch
About 1½ hoursVancouver to Sandpiper
Having a car will make the wedding weekend much easier. From YVR, choose Evo, Turo, or a traditional rental company.
Complimentary parking is available on site.
Our local guide

A climb past three glacier-fed lakes, finishing below a wall of snow-capped peaks.
A free day-use pass is often required in peak season. Check current advisories and closures before leaving.
Plan this hike
Pick a North Shore section for giant trees, creek crossings, and the kind of mossy forest Maeva takes very seriously.
The full route is 42 km, but its many access points make a shorter out-and-back easy to plan.
Plan this hike
Take the gondola for an easy ride to enormous Howe Sound views, or earn them on the steep Sea to Summit trail and ride back down.
The Sea to Summit trail and The Chief begin nearby but are separate routes. Check trail conditions and the last download time before setting out.
Plan this hike
Choose one of three granite peaks for sweeping views over Howe Sound.
This is a strenuous hike with steep sections, ladders, chains, and exposed rock. Pick the peak that suits your group and check current park advisories.
Plan this hike
A steep alpine outing with big views toward Yak Peak. The summit involves exposed scrambling, so save this one for confident hikers with the right gear.
Conditions can change quickly at elevation. Turn around if the rock, snow, or visibility is not on your side.
Plan this hike
A short, steep climb to turquoise water in a dramatic forested valley. This is an excellent detour if you are staying farther east.
Check the current Sx̱ótsaqel / Chilliwack Lake Park trail report before setting out.
Plan this hikeWhere we would eat
From smash burgers to a proper brunch, these are three Vancouver stops we would happily send you to.
Fast + casual
Our pick for smash burgers, and crispy fries with vegetarian options.
Find a locationBrunch + waffles
A Michelin Guide–recognized downtown brunch spot known for its Belgian waffles. Go early, order a few dips, and expect it to be busy.
Find a locationA day in Vancouver
Four low-stress ways to see the city.

Market + waterfront
Wander the Public Market, browse the studios, then grab something delicious and eat it beside False Creek.
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North Shore afternoon
Take the SeaBus across the harbour for skyline views, local food, and an easy wander through Lower Lonsdale.
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Old Vancouver
Follow the brick streets around Water Street for independent shops, good coffee, and the famous steam clock.
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Salish Sea
Head out from Granville Island for a few hours on the water and a chance to see orcas, humpbacks, seals, and sea lions.
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