6 Nights / 7 Days
Daily Tour
24 people
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Canada, the second-largest country in the world by land area, is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including vast forests, pristine lakes, and towering mountain ranges. This diverse and multicultural nation is celebrated for its commitment to inclusivity and social welfare, with universal healthcare and a reputation for tolerance and diversity. Canada’s cities, such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, offer thriving cultural scenes, while its wilderness areas provide endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. With a strong economy, high quality of life, and a welcoming atmosphere, Canada is a beacon of opportunity and natural beauty in North America.
Depart downtown Vancouver at 9:00 am (please arrive by 8:45 am)
Stop at Shannon Falls (weather permitted)
Travel the scenic Sea-to-Sky Highway
Stop at Brandywine Falls (weather permitted)
Arrive in Whistler Village and enjoy a walking tour
Option to go zip-trekking, Peak 2 Peak Gondola, biking and more.
Check into your centrally located hotel located at the base of Whistler Mountain
Leisure time to enjoy the hotel amenities and explore Whistler Village
Evening option to participate in Vallea Lumina - a multi-media night walk in pursuit of hidden wonders (additional cost)
Breakfast in the hotel then depart Whistler
Travel through Kamloops with a stop at a winery
Arrive in Sun Peaks and check into the beautiful Grand hotel
Take the sightseeing chairlift enjoying spectacular views and hike through the alpine wildflowers at the top
Free time to enjoy the hotel amenities including a big outdoor pool and hot tub
Evening at leisure to enjoy the pedestrian village
Visit Spahats Falls in Clearwater
Stop at Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies
Check into your centrally located hotel in the town of Jasper
Free time to explore the town of Jasper and dinner
Breakfast (included)
Enjoy a walk along an interpretive trail and experience the wonders of Maligne Canyon including waterfalls, potholes, underground stream outlets, the nests of ravens and rare black swifts, and unexpectedly lush plant life
Travel the Columbia Icefields and go on the World Renowned Glacier Adventure
Travel the Icefields Parkway
Arrive in the town of Banff and check into your hotel
Group dinner (included)
Breakfast in hotel
Take the Sulphur Mountain Gondola and enjoy amazing views of the Rockies (included)
Enjoy a scenic tour around Lake Minnewanka & Two Jack Lake Loop
Enjoy a tour of Banff townsite including Bow Falls, HooDoos, Banff Springs Hotel
Free time for shopping and sightseeing on Banff Avenue or participate in an exciting outdoor activity for a discounted price such as horseback riding, whitewater rafting, canoeing (bow river float), hiking, caving, hot springs, fishing, etc!
Evening at leisure in Banff
Breakfast in the hotel then check out
Explore beautiful Lake Louise & Moraine Lake
Leisure time at Emerald Lake with the option to rent a canoe (seasonal)
Travel through Roger’s Pass
Check into your centrally located hotel in downtown Kelowna
Explore the town of Kelowna with many dining options to choose from
Breakfast in the hotel
Explore the Okanagan Valley with a stop at a farmer’s market and cidery
Enjoy a tour, tasting, and lunch at an Okanagan Valley winery
Return to Vancouver at approximately 7:30pm
End of tour services or option to add-on a night in Vancouver and join any other Discover Canada Tours!
The best time to visit Canada depends on your interests and the region you plan to explore. For outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing, the summer months from June to August are ideal in most parts of the country due to milder weather. If you prefer winter sports, December to March is great for skiing and snowboarding in places like Whistler and Banff. The fall months (September to October) offer stunning foliage in regions like Ontario and Quebec. However, Canada's vastness means that climate and conditions can vary significantly, so research your specific destination for the most suitable time to visit.
Canada boasts numerous must-visit attractions. These include the awe-inspiring Banff and Jasper National Parks in the Rocky Mountains, the historic and culturally rich Old Quebec City, the bustling multicultural city of Toronto, the natural wonder of Niagara Falls, the vibrant Vancouver with its stunning coastal scenery, and the unique cultural experiences in Montreal. Additionally, exploring the maritime charm of Halifax in Nova Scotia and the remote wilderness of Yukon are also highly recommended.
Canada is generally a family-friendly destination with safe cities, clean environments, and family-oriented attractions. You'll find a wide range of family-friendly activities, including visits to science museums, zoos, and national parks. The country's strong emphasis on education and healthcare contributes to its reputation as a great place to raise a family.
Canada's cuisine is diverse, reflecting its multicultural population. While staples like poutine (fries with cheese curds and gravy) and butter tarts are distinctly Canadian, you'll also find a wide array of international dishes due to the country's diverse heritage. Seafood, including salmon and lobster, is popular on the coasts, while Quebec is famous for dishes like tourtière (meat pie) and maple syrup. Be sure to try local specialties wherever you go.
In Canada, politeness and respect are highly valued. Queuing (standing in line) is customary, and it's considered impolite to push ahead. Canadians are generally tolerant and respectful of cultural diversity, so do your part by respecting others' cultures and traditions. Tipping in restaurants is customary, typically around 15-20% of the bill. Public displays of affection are generally acceptable, but it's essential to be respectful and considerate of others in public spaces. Additionally, Canada has a strong commitment to environmental conservation, so be mindful of eco-friendly practices and recycling.
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