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DOUBLE |
SINGLE |
| 21 May |
$1,789 |
$2,369 |
| 04 Jun -24 Sep |
$2,129 |
$2,789 |
| 08 Oct |
$1,789 |
$2,369 |
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Prices are in Canadian dollars
Do not include tax, GST(5%)
As of May 15, fuel surcharge of $36.75 applies per person |
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DOUBLE |
SINGLE |
| 21 May |
$2,729 |
$3,309 |
| 04 Jun -24 Sep |
$3,069 |
$3,729 |
| 08 Oct |
$2,729 |
$3,309 |
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Prices are in Canadian dollars
Do not include tax, GST(5%)
As of May 15, fuel surcharge of $36.75 applies per person |
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Day 1 (Vancouver to Whistler - by Whistler Mountaineer Rail)
Travel aboard the Whistler Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to the resort town of Whistler, renowned for
outstanding skiing and year-round outdoor activities. Following your motorcoach transfer from
Downtown Vancouver, the
Whistler Mountaineer takes you on a breathtaking rail journey through the stunning scenery of this “Sea to Sky” region.
Highlights of the trip include spectacular views across Howe Sound and the Coastal Mountains, Shannon Falls, Mount
Garibaldi, and the impressive Cheakamus Canyon. Upon arrival at Whistler train station, you will be transferred to
your
overnight accommodation in Whistler Village. Breakfast is served onboard.
Day 2 (Whistler to Quesnel - by Rocky Mountaineer Rail)
Travel onboard the Rocky Mountaineer from the four-season mountain resort of Whistler to the charming rural town of
Quesnel, the gateway to the North Cariboo. Enjoy breathtaking and varied scenery, from the river canyons and lush
farmland of the Pemberton Valley, to the desert-like conditions of the Fraser Canyon, and the Cariboo Plateau with its
rolling hills and vast ranchlands. Highlights include the shorelines of Anderson Lake and glacial-fed Seton Lake,
sweeping views of the Fraser Canyon and Deep Creek Bridge, one of the highest railway bridges in the world. Your day
concludes as the Rocky Mountaineer follows the banks of the Fraser River into Quesnel, your overnight destination.
Day 3 (Quesnel to Jasper - by Rocky Mountaineer Rail)
Your journey continues eastward today to the majestic Canadian Rockies and
Jasper National Park. From Quesnel, the
Rocky Mountaineer follows the Fraser
River north to the town of Prince George and then travels east through the
forests
of Northern British Columbia, home to plentiful wildlife including a
large population of moose. Entering the Rocky Mountain Trench, you are surrounded
to the north by the steeply rising Rocky Mountains and to the south by the
Cariboo Mountains. Continue climbing past Mount Robson, the highest peak in the
Canadian Rockies at 3,954 metres (12,972 feet), and through the Yellowhead Pass,
into the province of Alberta. Your rail journey ends today on arrival in Jasper. Overnight in Jasper.
Day 4 (Jasper to Banff - by Coach)
Start the morning with a refreshing hike in Maligne Canyon, one of the world's largest and deepest limestone
gorges,
criss-crossed by 6 narrow bridges. Head south on the Icefields Parkway and experience the thundering
waters of
Athabasca Falls, picturesque Peyto Lake and majestic Castle Mountain. At the Columbia Icefields,
ride the "Ice Explorer " *
on the Athabasca Glacier! Overnight in Lake Louise.
Day 5 (Banff National Park - by Coach)
Enjoy scenic views, including the spectacular Lower Falls as you walk through Johnston Canyon. At Lake
Louise,
stroll the
shores of the glacier-fed lake and enjoy the atmosphere of the world-famous Chateau
Lake Louise.
Afternoon highlights include
Moraine Lake, the Banff Springs Hotel, Upper Hot Springs and views from the
top of Sulphur
Mountain. Overnight in Lake Louise.
Day 6 (Banff to Kelowna - by Coach)
Re-board your coach bound for the world-famous wine country of the
Okanagan Valley, home to sandy beaches, wineries, orchards and
gardens. Arrive Kelowna in the afternoon. Enjoy
a breathtaking tour to one of the best wineries in the region featuring wine tasting. Your tour continues south through the sunbelt cities of Peachland and Summerland. Take in the spectacular view of the Okanagan Lake before arriving Kelowna. Overnight in Kelowna.
Day 7 (Kelowna to Vancouver - by Coach)
After your breakfast, relax on the sandy beach of the Okanagan Lake or stroll along the heritage downtown core lined with shops, parks, and outdoor cafes. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are opportunities for parasailing, canoeing, kayaking and paddle-boating. On your way back to Vancouver, stop at the colorful fruit & vegetable stands in Keremeos, an agricultural community in the beautiful Similkameen Valley. Arrive in Vancouver in the evening.
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