Whistler is a world-class ski resort and is continuously voted one of the premiere mountain destinations in the world. Whistler welcomed the world as a venue for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Located in the Coast Mountains it is a resort that features two majestic mountains, Whistler & Blackcomb.

Just getting to Whistler is an experience in itself. Highway 99, known as the Sea to Sky Highway, winds through the cliffs of Howe Sound from Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver to the mountain resort of Whistler. The route has some of the most spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, waterfalls and coastal mountains.

The only thing that makes the experience of riding the Sea to Sky Highway more enjoyable, is experiencing it in the luxury of a Silver Star Limousine. Have our professional chaufers drive you along this scenic route and enjoy the splend of the nature that surrounds you. Silver Star offers both one- way and/or two way limousine service from Vancouver to Whistler.

When in Whistler you can enjoy winter activities like: skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling , backcountry skiing, cross-country skiing , cat-skiing, heli-skiing , dogsledding, snowshoeing and tubing / tobogganing. In the spring and summer you can enjoy adventures like ziplining, bungee jumping , ATV tours, helicopter tours, mountain ecology tours or horseback riding. Or you can enjoy hiking or mountain biking through one of Whistler’s 200 trails that wind past waterfalls, lakes and meadows.

Whistler also has four championship golf courses that were designed by internationally renowned architects and players Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones Jr., Arnold Palmer and Robert Cupp.

If you prefer something less strenuous then relax in the Whistler Village. The Village is a pedestrian access village that has quaint alpine atmosphere and features 200 shops, 90 restaurants, a vibrant après ski and nightlife scene and many rejuvenating spas.

For more information on Whistler and its’ attractions visit:
Tourism Whistler
Whistler Blackcomb
Tourism BC