Seven farmers’ markets, seven Vancouver neighbourhoods, four days of the week. The Vancouver Tasting Passport Tour is a unique way to explore the city, one farmers’ market at a time.
Saturday in the Cowichan Valley starts at the Duncan Farmers’ Market, and the Cowichan Tasting Passport Tour gives you five more reasons to stick around. Most stops are a short walk from the farmers’ market and covers local food, sustainable shopping, independent retail, and art. Save a little gas for the last one: a steam train ride through the forest just outside of town.
Recharge with sandy beaches and farm fresh ingredients in Parksville Qualicum Beach. Visit 2 beloved farmers’ markets, dine at local cafes and restaurants, and dive into PQB culture with a range of experiences and activites.
Salt Spring Island offers a vibrant blend of nature, creativity, and coastal charm. Explore its lively arts scene, scenic trails, ocean views, and fresh local flavours, only a short ferry ride away.
This tour invites you to explore Vancouver like never before—where bustling farmers’ markets meet Indigenous-led experiences that will open your eyes (and your taste buds) to the depth of culture, sustainability, and community in the city.
Recharge with sandy beaches and farm fresh ingredients in Parksville Qualicum Beach. Visit 2 beloved farmers’ markets, dine at local cafes and restaurants, and dive into PQB culture with a range of experiences and activites.
Discover the charm of Sooke with two vibrant farmers markets, farm-to-table restaurants, a local brewery, bike rentals, working farms, and more. Surrounded by natural beauty, this coastal community offers plenty to explore.
Experience the best of Revelstoke with two lively Saturday farmers’ markets, local food and drink, vibrant murals, and outdoor adventures all in one charming mountain town.
Discover coastal delights on the Sunshine Coast Passport Tour with farmers’ markets in the communities of Gambier, Sechelt and Powell River.
Find farm fresh ingredients in Surrey at two farmers markets and farm-to-table restaurants, explore the diverse landscape, and learn about Surrey’s community heritage.