24 HRS in VANCOUVER (Stanley Park, Indigenous Art, Ferries, and More)

You can do a lot in Vancouver in 24 hours! We've been here before but this time we only had 24 hours, so we explored some of our favourite parts, such as Stanley Park!

If you have even more time, check out our full Vancouver travel guide at https://www.mustdocanada.com/things-t...

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We’re Matt & Karla, a Canadian couple with two totally different backgrounds.

Matt is the “quintessentially Canadian”, born under the northern lights in Northern Alberta with family all over the country, whereas Karla is originally from Mexico City, bringing a totally fresh perspective to a country she has fallen in love with.

Over the past 10 years, we have travelled to 42 countries spanning six continents, which has given us the expertise to plan amazing trips and find memorable experiences.

In 2017, we decided to explore our own massive backyard with Road to 150, a 150-day #roadtrip across #Canada, witnessing the beauty and diversity of this country and sharing our experiences through video, pictures, social media, and articles. Since then, we’ve helped thousands of Canadians and travellers worldwide make the most of every Canadian experience.