Best time to visit Vancouver?
Following the success of our Toronto holiday, we want to experience Vancouver now.
What's the best time of year to go - both for weather and stuff going on? Flights are cheapest in May by the looks of things, but we were thinking a bit later in the year... Thanks :) |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7988396)
Following the success of our Toronto holiday, we want to experience Vancouver now.
What's the best time of year to go - both for weather and stuff going on? Flights are cheapest in May by the looks of things, but we were thinking a bit later in the year... Thanks :) Weather Sun - July - End August is usually OK October (except this one so far) - April Wet Rest unpredictable What stuff going on do you want? |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7988396)
Following the success of our Toronto holiday, we want to experience Vancouver now.
What's the best time of year to go - both for weather and stuff going on? Flights are cheapest in May by the looks of things, but we were thinking a bit later in the year... Thanks :) |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Definitely July and August.
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Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Hmph - just when the flights are most expensive and it's most difficult to get time off work!!!
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Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7990030)
Hmph - just when the flights are most expensive and it's most difficult to get time off work!!!
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Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Sept can be a really nice month here, starting to cool but usually lots of sunshine. May is a bit more hit and miss. I had family here last May and the weather was awesome. Generally speaking start of May through the end of sept are the best months.
October can be nice, although starting to really cool. November is when the infamous rainy season tends to start and rain becomes the norm for more than half of the month well into march - very similar to Manchester during the winter months - gloomy and wet. Good luck |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
September because it's usually still summery (or can be).
May can be wet and cool or warm and sunny. May has the tail end of the spring flowers, but September? There's something to be said about the sunshine in September and all that golden light. :) One more point - if you decide to venture into the mountains in May, there will certainly be snow on the peaks. By September the snow is long gone. |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
July 14th
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Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Ohh glad to hear a few people say September... That's our initial thought, but was to be guided by you lot :)
What's July 14th? |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7994252)
Ohh glad to hear a few people say September... That's our initial thought, but was to be guided by you lot :)
What's July 14th? |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7994252)
Ohh glad to hear a few people say September... That's our initial thought, but was to be guided by you lot :)
What's July 14th? |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Cornfedapache
(Post 7994252)
What's July 14th? |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
September. It's the dirty secret no-one will tell you because we want to keep the late summer all to ourselves without hordes of tourists trampling all over the beaches. Ssshhh!
This year it's been gorgeous right up to October. Late Feb/March for skiing. If you're lucky and it's a late season. |
Re: Best time to visit Vancouver?
Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 7998882)
September. It's the dirty secret no-one will tell you because we want to keep the late summer all to ourselves without hordes of tourists trampling all over the beaches. Ssshhh!
This year it's been gorgeous right up to October. |
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