1) Stanley Park (Siwash Rock & Seawall)
Iconic ocean vistas, towering cedars, and the dramatic silhouette of Siwash Rock. Works for romantic portraits and energetic family sessions.
2) Gastown (Cobblestones & Steam Clock)
Historic brick facades, string lights, and narrow laneways give a cinematic, urban feel.
3) Granville Island
Colorful walls, industrial textures, and waterfront views under the Granville Street Bridge make for varied backdrops in one stop.
4) Queen Elizabeth Park & Bloedel Conservatory
Beautifully landscaped gardens, viewpoints over the city, and the domed Bloedel Conservatory for a tropical option in any weather.
5) Kitsilano Beach & Vanier Park
Sunsets over English Bay, sandy beaches, and grassy fields with downtown and mountains beyond.
6) Lighthouse Park (West Vancouver)
Rugged coastal rock, old-growth forest, and ocean lookouts. A dramatic, natural setting for adventurous couples and families.
7) Coal Harbour & Jack Poole Plaza
Modern glass, ocean, and mountain views. The Olympic Cauldron and Convention Centre provide sleek, architectural lines.
8) Lynn Canyon Park (North Vancouver)
Mossy rainforest, gentle creeks, and the suspension bridge create a lush, West Coast feel without going too far from the city.
9) Nitobe Memorial Garden (UBC)
Peaceful, manicured Japanese garden with bridges, ponds, and seasonal blossoms—perfect for calm, intimate portraits.
10) Olympic Village / False Creek
Boardwalks, colorful public art, and skyline reflections across the water. Easy to mix natural and urban looks in one session.