Car Hire in Vancouver, BC

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Alamo and National sometimes provide cars which come with free GPS rental, so look out for these offers if you want to save money on ‘extras’. To avoid hidden fuel charges, we recommend booking a car with a full-to-full fuel policy. As long as you drop the car off with a full tank, you won’t be faced with any refuelling costs. Suppliers who offer cars with this policy in Vancouver include Budget, Discount and Hertz. Don’t forget to look at the ratings and reviews from previous customers to find out how each company compares in terms of customer satisfaction and value for money.

Whistler: Whistler is one of the world’s premiere snow sports and mountain biking destinations. Located 120km from Vancouver along the picturesque Sea-to-Sky Highway, this resort town is a haven for people who love extreme sports. Snowboarding, skiing and snowshoeing are some of the most popular activities in winter — while in summer you can hike, mountain bike or go wild swimming.

Grouse Mountain: Grouse Mountain offers spectacular views over the city of Vancouver. In winter, the mountain becomes a popular ski resort — and in summer, tourists flock here to zipline, see the resident grizzly bears (named Grinder and Coola) and watch the Lumberjack Show. Popular with locals, the Grouse Grind is not to be missed if you are an avid hiker. Find out how quickly you can climb 853 metres along the 2.9 kilometre path.

Squamish: Squamish is an outdoor-lover’s paradise. You can hike, climb or boulder the Stawamus Chief — a 700-metre granite monolith. The Howe Sound is the perfect place to try kitesurfing, paddle-boarding and windsurfing, while the mountain biking trails in Squamish are second only to those in Whistler. For those who want a less strenuous day out, take the Sea-to-Sky gondola 885 metres above sea level. From the top, you can marvel at the views or enjoy a craft beer at the Howe Sound Inn.