Tour Package Canada

Day 1: Arrival in Vancouver

Arrive in Vancouver and check into your downtown hotel. Spend the evening exploring Gastown’s cobbled streets or unwind by the waterfront. Optional: sunset dinner at a revolving restaurant with views of the harbor and mountains.

Day 2: Vancouver City Tour & Capilano Suspension Bridge

Enjoy a guided tour of Vancouver covering Stanley Park, Granville Island, and the Vancouver Lookout. In the afternoon, cross the thrilling Capilano Suspension Bridge and walk among the treetops on the Cliffwalk.

Day 3: Vancouver to Kamloops (Drive or Train)

Start your journey inland along the scenic Fraser Valley. If opting for the Rocky Mountaineer train(premium), enjoy gold-level service through canyons and forests. Arrive in Kamloops for a cozy overnight stay.

Day 4: Kamloops to Jasper via Mount Robson

Drive or continue by train toward Jasper, entering the majestic Rockies. Stop at Mount Robson - the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, for photos. Evening at leisure in Jasper town.

Day 5: Jasper National Park & Maligne Lake Cruise

Head to Maligne Canyon for a walk along its dramatic cliffs, then cruise across the magical Maligne Lake to Spirit Island. Watch for moose and bald eagles. Evening wildlife safari is optional.

Day 6: Icefields Parkway & Columbia Icefield Adventure

Travel down the Icefields Parkway - one of the most scenic drives in the world. Stop at Athabasca Falls and the Columbia Icefield. Ride the Ice Explorer onto the glacier and walk the Glacier Skywalk suspended over Sunwapta Valley. Overnight in a lodge near Lake Louise.

Day 7: Lake Louise & Moraine Lake

Explore the turquoise beauty of Lake Louise and the dramatic Valley of the Ten Peaks at Moraine Lake. Option to canoe, hike to the Lake Agnes Tea House, or enjoy afternoon tea at the Fairmont Château. Overnight in Banff.

Day 8: Banff National Park Exploration

Ride the Banff Gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain. Visit Bow Falls, Tunnel Mountain, and spot wildlife along the Bow Valley Parkway. An optional hot springs soak in the evening.

Day 9: Banff to Calgary

Drive to Calgary via Canmore. Quick tour of Calgary’s cityscape, including the Calgary Tower and Stephen Avenue Walk. Final dinner at a cowboy-style steakhouse or vegan bistro.

Day 10: Departure from Calgary

Transfer to Calgary International Airport. Optional: extend your trip with a 3-day visit to Waterton Lakes or a fly-in wilderness lodge experience.

Accommodation Options:

Standard Tier (3-star / comfortable lodges):

• Vancouver: Blue Horizon Hotel

• Kamloops: Coast Kamloops Hotel

• Jasper: Jasper Inn & Suites

• Lake Louise: Mountaineer Lodge

• Banff: Banff Ptarmigan Inn

• Calgary: Sandman Signature Calgary

Premium Tier (4-star+ / iconic & heritage stays):

• Vancouver: Fairmont Waterfront

• Jasper: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

• Lake Louise: Fairmont Château Lake Louise

• Banff: Fairmont Banff Springs

• Calgary: Hotel Le Germain Calgary

Optional Upgrades:

• Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf train service

• Helicopter tour over the Columbia Icefield or the Three Sisters Range

• Private guided hikes or photography sessions

• Spa treatments and evening wildlife interpretation

Who It's For:

Ideal for families, couples, solo travelers, and seniors who enjoy pristine nature, soft adventure, and comfortable accommodations. Also great for photographers and bird watchers.

Best Time to Visit:

June to early October offers clear skies, accessible trails, and glacier activities. July and August are peak months for lake colors and wildlife sightings.

Day 1: Arrival in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Arrive in Halifax, the bustling capital of Nova Scotia. After settling into your accommodation, stroll along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk, exploring shops, eateries, and historic sites. Visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic to learn about the region's seafaring history.

Day 2: Halifax to Lunenburg and Mahone Bay

Travel along the picturesque South Shore to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg, known for its colorful waterfront and shipbuilding legacy. Explore the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic and enjoy a seafood lunch. Continue to the charming town of Mahone Bay, famous for its trio of churches and artisan shops.

Day 3: Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley

Journey to the Bay of Fundy to witness the world's highest tides. Visit the Hopewell Rocks, where towering flowerpot formations are revealed at low tide. Explore the Annapolis Valley, stopping at local wineries and orchards. Overnight in the historic town of Wolfville.

Day 4: Wolfville to Digby and Whale Watching

Head to Digby, renowned for its succulent scallops. Embark on a whale watching excursion in the Bay of Fundy, home to humpback, minke, and fin whales. Learn about marine conservation efforts and enjoy the coastal scenery.

Day 5: Digby to Saint John, New Brunswick

Take a ferry across the Bay of Fundy to Saint John, New Brunswick's oldest city. Explore the historic uptown area, visit the Reversing Falls Rapids, and stroll through the Saint John City Market, Canada’s oldest continuing farmers' market.

Day 6: Saint John to Prince Edward Island

Travel through the scenic landscapes of New Brunswick, crossing the Confederation Bridge into Prince Edward Island. Visit the Green Gables Heritage Place, inspiration for the beloved novel, and explore the island's red sand beaches and rolling countryside.

Day 7: Exploring Charlottetown and the Surroundings

Discover Charlottetown, the birthplace of the Canadian Confederation. Visit historic sites, enjoy local cuisine, and take a coastal drive to explore lighthouses and fishing villages. Optional cycling along the Confederation Trail offers a leisurely way to see the island's beauty.

Day 8: PEI to Cape Breton Island

Return to Nova Scotia and journey to Cape Breton Island, renowned for its stunning landscapes and Celtic heritage. Begin exploring the Cabot Trail, one of North America's most scenic drives, offering panoramic views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean.

Day 9: Cape Breton Highlands and Departure

Continue along the Cabot Trail, stopping at lookouts and hiking trails within Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck before concluding your journey. Transfer to Halifax for departure or extend your stay to explore more of Nova Scotia.

Who It's For:

This tour is ideal for travelers seeking a blend of natural wonders, cultural experiences, and coastal charm. Perfect for couples, families, and solo adventurers interested in marine life, history, and scenic landscapes.

Best Time to Visit:

Late spring to early fall (May to October) offers pleasant weather, vibrant foliage, and optimal conditions for whale watching and exploring coastal regions.

Day 1: Arrival in Whitehorse, Yukon

Arrive in Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon Territory. Settle into your accommodation and spend the evening exploring the town's historic sites and local eateries. Optional: Visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to see native species in their natural habitats.

Day 2: Whitehorse City Tour and Aurora Viewing

Take a guided city tour of Whitehorse, visiting landmarks such as the SS Klondike National Historic Site and the MacBride Museum. In the evening, venture out to a designated aurora viewing location, where you'll have the chance to witness the Northern Lights in all their glory.

Day 3: Dog Sledding Adventure

Embark on a thrilling dog sledding excursion through the pristine wilderness surrounding Whitehorse. Learn the basics of mushing and enjoy the exhilarating ride through snow-covered forests and frozen lakes. In the evening, relax by a warm fire and, if conditions permit, enjoy another night of aurora viewing.

Day 4: Travel to Inuvik, Northwest Territories

Fly from Whitehorse to Inuvik, a remote town located above the Arctic Circle. Upon arrival, take a guided tour of the town, learning about its unique geography and the challenges of living in the Arctic. In the evening, gather at a local viewing spot to witness the Northern Lights.

Day 5: Journey to Tuktoyaktuk

Travel along the Dempster Highway to the coastal community of Tuktoyaktuk. This journey offers stunning views of the Arctic landscape and the opportunity to spot wildlife such as caribou and Arctic foxes. Upon reaching Tuktoyaktuk, learn about the indigenous Inuvialuit culture and traditions.

Day 6: Snowshoeing and Cultural Immersion

Spend the day snowshoeing through the Arctic tundra, guided by local experts who will share their knowledge of the land and its history. In the afternoon, participate in cultural activities, including traditional storytelling and crafts, to gain a deeper understanding of the Inuvialuit way of life.

Day 7: Return to Inuvik and Aurora Viewing

Travel back to Inuvik for a relaxing day. Optional activities include visiting local art galleries or enjoying a traditional Arctic meal. In the evening, venture out for one final opportunity to witness the Northern Lights in the clear Arctic sky.

Day 8: Departure

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Whitehorse and onward journey home, carrying with you memories of an unforgettable Arctic adventure.

Who It's For:

This tour is ideal for adventure seekers, nature enthusiasts, and those interested in experiencing the unique cultures of Canada's Arctic regions. Whether you're a photographer hoping to capture the Northern Lights or a traveler eager to engage in authentic Arctic activities, this journey offers something for everyone.

Best Time to Visit:

The optimal time for this tour is from late January to early March, when the nights are longest, and the chances of witnessing the Aurora Borealis are highest. During this period, the Arctic landscapes are covered in snow, providing the perfect backdrop for winter activities.