You Can Rent Glowing Paddleboards In Vancouver This Summer & Have A Lit Night

It's the perfect summer activity!

​Light The Night Tour Group Photo. Right: ​Light The Night Tour.

Light The Night Tour Group Photo. Right: Light The Night Tour.

Contributing Writer

There is a super fun evening paddleboarding experience that is happening in Vancouver this summer that you don't want to miss.

Vancouver Water Adventures is hosting multiple Light The Night Tours with glowing paddleboards every Friday and Saturday. You can literally watch your paddleboard light up into the night as the sun sets over the horizon.

The tour will start at Granville Island and head into False Creek where you can see the iconic Vancouver landscape, all from the water.

Light The Night Tour.Light The Night Tour.Vancouver Water Adventures

Departure times will vary depending on what time the sun sets on that date. The tours will leave at dusk and will roughly take around an hour and a half to complete.

If you are thinking about joining this tour, it is required that you have some previous experience with paddleboards as it is not meant for beginners.

The whole tour is $105 per person and there is a 50% cancellation fee for any late notice cancellations.

This is such a fun way to see Vancouver light up at night and enjoy the outdoors while doing it.

Light The Night Tour.Light The Night Tour.Vancouver Water Adventures

Vancouver Water Adventures also has many other different water sport rentals and tours besides these glowing paddleboard tours.

They offer boat tours, Seadoo rentals or tours and kayak rentals or tours.

Plus, they even have daytime paddleboard rentals if going out to sea at night sounds a bit too nerve-wracking.

Light The Night Tours

Light The Night Tour.

Light The Night Tour.

Vancouver Water Adventures

Price: $105

Address: 1812 Boatlift Ln., Vancouver, BC

Why You Need To Go: This would be a great evening adventure to see the Vancouver city views from your glowing paddleboard in the water.

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  • Ashley Harris (she/her) is a writer from Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about discovering the best restaurants and activities in the city. A huge foodie, she has written for multiple print and digital magazines and is also a local foodie influencer.

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