Your Ultimate Guide To Cherry Blossom Season in Vancouver
Tea Time with a Cherry Blossom Twist
Picture this: You, surrounded by the soft hues of cherry blossoms, indulging in a delicious SAKURA Afternoon Tea at Notch8 in Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. This isn’t just any tea time—it’s an experience. Enjoy a spread of savory treats, freshly baked scones, and delightful sweets, all while soaking in the blossom-themed ambiance.
Availability: February 27 – May 18, 2026
Served Thursday – Sunday
Thursdays: seatings at 11:00 a.m. or 1:00 p.m.
Friday – Sunday: seatings at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m.
Price: $75 per adult, $40 per child (ages 12 and under) *
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Tea in the Window
Where Art and Tea Collide
Immerse yourself in a whimsical tea experience right by Fairmont Hotel Vancouver’s street-level window display.
Reserve Your Spot as seating is limited:
May 29 – Sept 6
M-F, 11:30 & 2pm seating
Get on the Waitlist: Email [email protected]
Your Cherry Blossom Adventure Awaits:
Here are even more ways to explore the blossoms in Vancouver this spring!
Park Escapades
Wander through Queen Elizabeth Park, Stanley Park, and VanDusen Botanical Garden for stunning cherry blossom displays.
Festival Fun
Dive into the Cherry Blossom Festival with guided walks and cultural performances. Experience Japanese culture at the Sakura Days Japan Fair in VanDusen Botanical Garden.
Stroll Through Neighborhoods
Take leisurely walks through the charming streets of neighbouring West End or nearby Arbutus Ridge, adorned with cherry blossoms.
Tour on Wheels or Feet
Join “Bike the Blossoms” for guided cycling tours, or craft your own walking adventure using resources from the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival.
Picnic and Click
Have a delightful cherry blossom picnic at Vanier Park and snap Instagram-worthy photos against Vancouver’s iconic backdrop.
Boat Tours with a View
Embark on a boat tour around False Creek for a unique perspective of cherry blossoms against the city skyline.
Tips for Your Cherry Blossom Excursion:
- Time It Right: Late March to early April is usually prime cherry blossom season, but check for updates due to weather changes.
- Event Planning: Look ahead for specific events and festivals during the season, and mark them on your calendar.
- Respect Nature: While enjoying the blossoms, remember to treat nature kindly. Avoid picking flowers and keep the surroundings clean.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Vancouver’s Cherry Blossom Season. Whether you’re sipping tea amidst blossoms at Fairmont Hotel Vancouver or exploring the city’s vibrant parks, each moment promises a touch of springtime wonder.