Vancouver Waterfront Living Photo Gallery
False Creek is close enough to downtown but has comfortably-spaced residential towers and waterfront promenades to make an evening-time walk spectacularly pleasant.
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For those with a bigger budget, there are plenty of highrise residentials in Coal Harbour facing a much bigger body of water and mountains beyond.
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Alternatively, for a sunset view, head a few blocks across downtown to English Bay, where there is a beach and more nice waterfront views.
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North Vancouver's density tapers off as it rises into the mountains while commanding skyline views.
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Lonsdale Quay has a tourist market but you can also get groceries as well from its 80 fresh food vendors.
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