Where Pacific waters meet mountain peaks in perfect harmony.
Vancouver is a breathtaking fusion of ocean, mountains, and cosmopolitan culture on Canada's Pacific coast. The city offers an exceptional culinary scene driven by Pacific Rim influences and pristine local ingredients. From Stanley Park's ancient forests to the luxury boutiques of Robson Street, sophistication meets natural grandeur.
Vancouver International Airport is a world-class gateway with dedicated private aviation terminals and customs pre-clearance for US-bound flights. The South Terminal provides efficient FBO services with direct ramp access for business jets of all sizes.
Vancouver International is one of Canada's busiest airports, and clearing international customs at the main terminal can take an hour or more during peak arrivals. The South Terminal private aviation facility bypasses this entirely. For travelers connecting to Whistler, Tofino, or the Gulf Islands, private aviation combined with helicopter or seaplane transfers makes multi-destination itineraries seamless.
Touch down at Vancouver International Airport's South Terminal, purpose-built for private aviation, where Canadian customs clears you efficiently in a private lounge. Step directly from the FBO into a Mercedes-Benz transfer or board a seaplane from the adjacent harbour for island-hopping to Victoria or the Gulf Islands. The entire arrival experience — from wheels down to city center — takes under thirty minutes.
Private jets land at Vancouver International Airport (YVR), using the South Terminal which is dedicated to general and private aviation. This terminal provides FBO services with direct ramp access, private customs processing, and connections to helicopter and seaplane services for onward travel.
A helicopter from Vancouver to Whistler takes approximately 30 minutes and covers some of the most spectacular coastal mountain scenery in North America. This compares to a 2-hour drive on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, which can be longer during winter conditions or heavy traffic.
Vancouver offers an exceptional combination of urban sophistication and natural wilderness. The city serves as a gateway to Whistler, the Gulf Islands, and the Canadian Rockies. Its world-class Asian fusion cuisine, Stanley Park, and luxury waterfront hotels make it a destination in its own right, while seaplane connections add a uniquely Pacific Northwest travel experience.
May to October (warm and dry)
Oceanic climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers; temperatures range from 3°C in winter to 25°C in summer.
Take a seaplane from the downtown harbour to Victoria or the Gulf Islands — it is the most scenic and efficient way to explore the region.
For travel to Vancouver, we recommend the following Super Midsize Jet aircraft:
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