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Spoken Treasures - A History of Vancouver and Stanley Park through Indigenous eyes

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 Spoken Treasures - A History of Vancouver and Stanley Park through Indigenous eyes

Meeting Location

Our guide will be standing in front of the Stanley Park Information booth. The building is grey and has green picnic tables on the south side. The address is 715 Stanley Park Dr, Vancouver, BC V6G 3E2. She/he/they will be looking for you and will wave or introduce themselves if they think they see you. Special Note: If you are at the brown building, you need to walk along the seawall until you come toward the Horsedrawn Tours and grey Stanley Park Information Centre. If you are driving, we recommend when you first drive into Stanley Park, off the Georgia viaduct, go around the roundabout along the seawall. We recommend you arrive 15 minutes prior to find and pay for parking. You can also access our site via public transit or taxi. Here is a direct link for for public transit. If you are arriving by Taxi some taxi's are not permitted in the park and will drop you off on the edge of the park. This can effect your ability to reach our tour on time. These are the taxi's that drive right into the park. Vancouver Taxi 604-871-1111 Black Top Cabs 604-731-1111 Yellow Cabs 604-681-1111 Maclures Cab 604-831-1111 (This number is for wheel chair accessibility) Maclures Cab 604-731-9211

Price: $70.00/per adult


Location: Stanley Park
Duration: 1 hr 15 min
Min/Max: Open
Multi-day: No

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SPOKEN TREASURES - Historical walking tour of Vancouver & Stanley Park through Indigenous eyes!

Tour Description: Vancouver is a relatively young city at 135 years old, and has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples since time immemorial. The Spoken Treasures tour highlights how our ancestors lived sustainably through the Potlatch, and how they navigated and were impacted by early contact with explorers, trade merchants and settlers. 

A Talaysay Indigenous cultural ambassador interpretive guide will accompany you along the Stanley Park seawall, for an enriched, leisurely, 1.2 km stroll, to share a historical and cultural interpretive walking tour from the unique perspectives of our people with you. 

Days of the Week:  Tuesday to Sunday

Scheduled Start Times: 2:00pm   

Custom dates and times available: inquire by email at admin@talaysay.com

Duration: 1.15 hrs Length: 1.2 km

2022 Rates: $70 Adult, $56 Child/Youth plus GST.  Minimum of 10 people for corporate and group bookings.

Ask about our Group Rates:  

10 + Guests recieve 10% discout.  15 + Guests Recieve 15% and 20+ Guests recieve 20% Discounts.

This tour is recommended for children 12 and older.  If your child is younger and you think that this tour is suitable for them, we will be happy to have your child and family join us. 

Custom tours: With advanced planning custom tour time and location may be possible. Additional costs may apply. Connect with us to learn more. admin@talaysay.com 

Virtual tours: Online tours are available for guests looking to experience the outdoors from the comfort of their home. Virtual tours are 60 minutes in length, cost $30 per person, and require a minimum of 20 guests.

Includes: Indigenous Cultural Ambassador Interpretive Guide trained within our tribal cultural protocols to be your host and deliver and share an authentic Indigenous cultural experience.  Sometimes we have a co-guide, a trainer and or a trainee. The tour is rich with Indigenous stories and interpretation. Guests have the opportunity to discuss and ask questions during the tour and or in the last 15 minutes of the tour.  

What to bring: We walk on light rainy days and encourage visitors to love our rain forest coast, just as the locals do. Dress for the seasonal weather, water proof or repellent outerwear, layered clothing, good walking shoes with traction, water bottle. Masks are optional at the preference of guests.

Guest protocol: We recommend arriving 15 minutes prior to the tour as all of our scheduled tours start promptly. We ask guests to provide enough time to park and locate your guide. Questions and photos are welcomed throughout the tours. Be sure to tag us on social media you can find Talaysay Tours on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

 

Safety: Talaysay Tours follow the current provincial Covid safety guidelines and best practices. We continue to practice 2 meter safe distancing and ask for guests’ support in maintaining safety guidelines. For your safety and the safety of our guides, we do not shake hands but will share our Salish greeting and farewell with you. If you have any symptoms, cold or flu, we ask you to join us at a later date. If you have any allergies, medical conditions or accessibility requirements we should know, please send us an email: admin@talaysay.com

Payment: We accept Visa and Mastercard. All tours will have 5% GST applied at time of payment. Payment is required to confirm your booking. Once payment is completed through the online booking system you will receive a full tour itinerary by email. 

Cancellations: All tours start on time. If guests are late and miss the tour there is no reimbursement. If weather is extreme with respect to rain or wind, The Talaysay team will consult and be in touch to reschedule your tour.

Individual walking tours require 48hrs cancellation notice, snowshoe tours 72hrs and group tours 10 days notice, and each have a 20% cancellation administration fee. Cancellations with less than the required notice are 100% non-refundable. 

Inquiries: 1-800-605-4643 (Toll Free) or 604-628-8555 (Vancouver line)

admin@talaysay.com Nicki McKee, Manager 

info@talaysay.com Candace Campo, Operator, Lead Guide & Teacher

Who are we: Indigenous society approaches life and decisions by evaluating how one’s actions impacts 7 generations from now. Our message is Love The Land and our goal is to capacity build the next generation in business, tourism and education employment while we support culture revitalization, land based education and reclamation.

Founded in 2002, Talaysay Tours is owned and operated by Candace and Larry Campo, Shíshálh (Sechelt) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation members. On behalf of our peoples, our Talaysay family, we ask and invite you to love the land.

?ul nu msh chxw syíyáyá (thank you friend)


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