Polar Plunge & Bottomless Brunch

November 8 | December 13 | January 24 | February 21
$179 per person

A Chilling Adventure, A Warming Feast

Take the plunge at Third Beach with our polar plunge experience! Enjoy a refreshing dip in the ocean, with cozy warm towels, access to Fairmont Waterfront’s health club and heated rooftop pool, followed by ARC’s signature Bottomless Brunch. We’ll provide transportation to the beach and a delicious meal to warm you up after your bold winter dive. It’s the perfect mix of thrill and indulgence!

TICKET INCLUDES

– Transportation between hotel and beach
– Guided ocean plunge, followed with warm tea and towels at the beach
– Access to the hotel’s health club to change before brunch
– ARC Restaurant + Bar’s award-winning Bottomless Brunch
– Commemorative toque

For every ticket sold, Fairmont Waterfront will donate $10 to the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society.

PLEASE NOTE: Participation in the Polar Plunge requires signing a medical waiver. All guests must complete the waiver prior to the event. Bottomless Brunch includes coffee, tea and or juice. Guests are responsible for any additional add-ons or beverage purchases. 

CANCELLATION POLICY: Full cancellation fees will apply for cancellations made less than five days prior to the event.

ARC Restaurant offers a true taste of the Pacific Northwest, where the vibrant flavors of the region are showcased in every dish. Located at Fairmont Waterfront, ARC pairs an approachable, upscale dining experience with panoramic views of Vancouver’s inner harbour and the Coastal Mountains. The menu celebrates local, seasonal ingredients — many harvested from the hotel’s own rooftop garden and apiary — and is crafted with a Province to Plate philosophy. From shareable plates to signature cocktails and an award-winning brunch, ARC is a social dining destination where the best of the West Coast comes together in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere.

ABOUT POLAR PLUNGES
Polar plunges are invigorating events where participants immerse themselves in freezing cold water, often during the winter months or in icy bodies of water. These plunges are known for their adrenaline rush and the challenge they pose due to the cold. Many believe that polar plunges have health benefits, such as boosting circulation, reducing inflammation, and increasing endorphin levels, resulting in a natural high. Despite the cold, plunges foster a sense of community and accomplishment for those brave enough to take the plunge.