Meeting someone in Vancouver
Vancouver has mountains, a seawall and a reputation for being hard to make friends in. The first two help with the third.
Three first dates that work in Vancouver
A walk on the seawall
Around Stanley Park or along False Creek: free, endless, and impossible to be bored on.
An evening on Commercial Drive
Small places close together, and nobody dressed up for anything.
A sunset at Kits Beach
The mountains across the water do most of the work.
Meeting people in Vancouver
Vancouver is famously polite and famously hard to break into: people are friendly, plans are vague, and newcomers say it takes a year.
Mount Pleasant, Commercial Drive, Kitsilano, the West End: distinct neighbourhoods, and the water is never more than a few blocks away.
Two profiles, one choice
Two people side by side, one heart to give, and no reject button. Choosing is a small commitment, which is exactly the point.
The conversation only opens if you both chose each other.
Questions about Vancouver
Are there people on Dualove in Vancouver?
The city and the Lower Mainland form one pool: Burnaby, Richmond, North Vancouver and Surrey are part of it.
I just moved here, where do I start?
Outdoors. Half the city's social life happens on a trail or a seawall.
Nearby
Someone further along the seawall is looking for the same thing.
Free. No commitment. 18 and over.