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Found our own little piece of paradise. 🌴🍹
Who said dreaming of a white of a white Christmas only meant snow? 😜Greetings from the white sand beaches of Siesta Key, Florida! 🌴
For our final night in Vancouver, we stopped by Stanley Park one last time. It’s our favorite spot in the city, and we just so happened to luck out for the perfect final night. Not only was the sunset on-point but there happened to be a meetup on the beach for some music and good vibes. It was so much fun watching passerby’s all stop, pick up an instrument and start making music together. We stayed for about an hour and the party was still going strong when we left. We couldn’t have asked for a better trip to Vancouver. Now...it’s time to plan our return trip! 😂❤️
As fate would have it, Sean and I came across another suspension bridge right after leaving the Capilano Suspension Bridge. This one was equally as historic, but it was free to visit, you have a view of a waterfall, and we were able to enjoy it completely by ourselves. 😂 Blog post coming soon comparing the two locations more in-depth!
While the Capilano Suspension Bridge was amazing to walk across, I’m so glad we set aside time to check out all that the park has to offer. I loved the treetop adventure (previous photo) and the Cliffwalk featured here was so much fun! Attached to the mountainside, it was eye-opening to take in the Vancouver natural beauty from a new perspective.
The Capilano Suspension Bridge Park feels like a theme park for outdoorsy adults. 😂 Honestly though, is there anything better than walking in the treetops!?! Obsessed! 🌲
Feeling like a kid again at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park! While the suspension bridge is their claim to fame (see previous photo), I personally had the most fun in the tree bridges. Here, adults and kids alike can experience how squirrels jump from tree to tree by walking from tree to tree across an entire section of the park. The trees were decorated in Christmas lights, there were adventure quests for kids to take on, and it was just a lot of fun walking above everyone else. This treetop adventure is definitely a highlight from our Vancouver trip!
If you loved climbing trees as a kid, you’ll absolutely love the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Originally built in 1889 by a Scottish civil engineer and land developer George Grant Mackay, the bridge became a popular destination for his adventurous friends. Over time, and after a handful of owners, the bridge grew in popularity. It’s now in the one of the most popular tourist attractions in Vancouver! Here, not only can you test your fear of heights on the suspension bridge (it’s taller than the Statue of Liberty) but you can also spend hours exploring the Cliffwalk, Treetops Adventure, Living Forest and more!
There have been hundreds of articles calling Vancouver the best place in the world to live. After visiting, it’s easy to see why! Their public transportation is affordable and efficient, their streets are clean, it’s easy (and safe) to walk at all hours, and their food is both diverse and on point. Not just that, but locals are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. Since this was such a spontaneous trip we never switched currencies before going downtown, and the local bus driver even gave us a free ride since we only had American cash. We’ve only been here for half of a day, and I’m already calling this one of my favorite cities.