Vancouver
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Gay Travel Vancouver
Locals have become immune to declarations of Vancouver’s wonderful quality of life, and once visitors have been here a few days, it is abundantly clear why the city is regularly rated as on the most livable cities on the planet.
Nature surrounds VanCity, and three separate mountains are accessible within thirty minutes, making this city one of the best for nature lovers of all kinds. In fact, public transportation is so well developed here, travelers can get anywhere they like without their own wheels. The SeaBus will take you across the harbor to North Van, and then another bus will drop you at the foot of many attractions – like the towering chunk of rock that is Grouse Mountain.
Vancouver also boasts a coffee culture that rivals its neighbor to the south, with Commercial Drive serving as the caffeinated epicenter of the hipster set. Granville Market serves up local produce and dishes to a crush of locals and visitors every day, while the sun brings out nearly everyone in the city to the seawall along Stanley Park.
Vancouver has a temperate climate that has a clear distinction between seasons. Travelers can expect overcast and gray skies during the winter months, with dry warmth arriving in June and staying through September.
