Whistler transforms into a natural haven that truly comes alive during the summer months. The enchanting landscape offers a paradise-like experience, where hiking, sun-soaked lounging, camping under the stars, and tranquil relaxation all merge into a state of pure bliss amidst the welcoming warmth. What adds an extra layer of delight is the camaraderie with fellow kindred spirits you’ll come across. To help you make the most of your summer escapade in Whistler, here’s a handy mini-guide to navigate through the wonders it has to offer.
Where to Stay
When the sun shines over Whistler during the summer, the place buzzes with excitement, making it a hotspot for visitors. Securing your accommodation well in advance is a smart move to beat the crowds. Opt for lodgings as near the village hub as you can, ensuring convenient entry to the excitement. Delight in a picturesque setting by choosing a spot with breathtaking views, perfect for starting your days with hearty breakfasts and unwinding with occasional drinks. For a splendid stay, catering to diverse travelers, look no further than the inviting Pan Pacific Whistler Village which is a well-known Whistler Village resort that many guests stay at during the summer.
How to Get There
Whistler can be reached easily via The Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99). The village is about 2.5 hours away from the airport, and there are plenty of shuttles to drop you at your destination. Most hotels and resorts are within walking distance from the Village Gate bus shelter where shuttles will drop you.
How to Get Around
Hiring a car is the best way to get around in the city, however, the public transport system in Whistler is easy enough as well. Buses can cost $2.50 per ride and remember to carry change with you to avoid hassles! You will find buses every 15-30 minutes and can purchase bus tokens if you don’t like carrying money around!
