On arrival, transfer from Vancouver International Airport to your hotel. Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada‘s densest, most ethnically diverse cities. A popular filming location, it‘s surrounded by mountains, and also has thriving art, theatre and music scenes. Vancouver Art Gallery is known for its works by regional artists, while the Museum of Anthropology houses preeminent First Nations collections. Visit attractions on your own – Listen to interesting commentary as you wind through vibrant neighborhoods and tree-lined paths in Stanley Park, spend time exploring Granville Island's public market and galleries by foot, other tours like whale watching tours, whitewater paddle trip, Sea to Sky Gondola ticket, Seaplane flight, Britannia Mine Museum, Trolley hop-on- hop-off tours, visit Chinatown and Gastown, Soak up 360-degree views of Vancouver from atop the Vancouver Lookout. Opt to add tickets to the Vancouver Art Gallery, you can take a Vancouver harbor sunset dinner cruise, Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre – Canada‘s largest aquarium etc. Later in the afternoon visit FlyOver Canada, a 4D show experiencing a gentle ride. Chairlift-style seats are elevated before a large spherical screen creating an illusion of flying over the landscapes. A cosmopolitan city right on the edge of nature, Vancouver makes it easy to combine an urban getaway with outdoor adventure. From familyfriendly fun to thrill-seeking exploits; from marine exploring to mountaintop luxury, you'll find plenty of things to do in Vancouver. You can also visit – Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden with covered walkways and beautiful pavilions protecting you from Vancouver‘s famous rainforest conditions! Visit the Museum of Vancouver, creates Vancouver-focused exhibitions and programs that encourage dynamic conversations about what was, is, and can be Vancouver. Permanent exhibitions tell the city‘s stories, you can also visit the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum and relive some of BC sport‘s greatest moments in the Hall of Champions. Another exciting and optional attraction you can cover is The Butchart Gardens A superb 55-acre garden attraction offering evening entertainment, night illuminations (June-September) and special lighting at Christmas. Restaurants and gift store on site. Open daily from 9 a.m., year round. See Canada Place - Located in the heart of Vancouver‘s downtown harbour front, Canada Place is an iconic national landmark welcoming local residents, visitors and ships to the West Coast. Canada Place is a multi-use facility that includes FlyOver Canada, Vancouver Convention Centre East etc. Vancouver has a vibrant nightlife, lots of different cuisine restaurants - Vancouverites know their city‘s culinary scene. They know where to find the best tower of fresh seafood, the finest house-made charcuterie, the most delicious taco truck, and the best list of B.C. wines. And the city‘s restaurants, wine bars, tasting rooms, cocktail dens, food trucks, farmer‘s markets and bakeries are absolutely deserving of this passion. The easiest way to enjoy B.C. wine is simply by eating out. Local restaurant menus are filled with BC VQA (British Columbia Vintners Quality Alliance) wines from different regions throughout the province. Also stop into any number of wine specialty shops, many of which offer afternoon tastings of local wines on a regular basis. The annual Vancouver International Wine Festival each spring is another great place to explore B.C. wine. Vancouver offers many other activities – bird watching, boating and fishing, camping, cycling and mountain biking, floatplanes, hiking, golfing. Vancouver‘s nightlife scene is as exciting or laid-back as you want it to be. You call the shots: will it be an Irish bar for a few post-dinner pints, a chic lounge for a bespoke cocktail, or cutting up the dancefloor at a nightclub? You‘ll find the city‘s live music scene offers everything from alt-country, to old-fashioned rock n roll, and experimental jazz performed by local favourites and international names. Whether you‘re looking for a small souvenir of your time in Vancouver, or a brand new summer wardrobe, shopping ranks high on the list of vacation activities for many visitors. And Vancouver doesn‘t disappoint! As a cosmopolitan metropolis, shopping here runs from international designers and popular brands in shop-till-you-drop malls, through to local designers and one-of-a-kind craft studios in unique neighbourhoods. Overnight at hotel in Vancouver.

After breakfast, proceed for tour of – Grouse Mountain - Escape to the picturesque alpine landscape just outside Vancouver with the admission to Grouse Mountain, a cultural and outdoor park that's perfect for the whole family. Enjoy the chance to observe endangered animals like owls and bears, or watch the park's collection of birds of prey as they soar through the air. You can also enjoy a ride on one of the longest aerial trams in North America, go snowshoeing, and watch a lumberjack show, plus much more. Ride on the park's peak chairlift. At an additional cost one can enjoy zip lining in the Grouse Mountain. Hop aboard the Peak Chairlift (summer only) and Sky ride aerial tram (all year) for gorgeous views of Vancouver. Then proceed to where nature and history abound at the 27- acre Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, just minutes from the bustle of downtown Vancouver. Set within the unique environment of British Columbia‘s cedar-scented rainforest, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, Treetops Adventure, and brand new Cliffwalk allow you to delve into nature‘s beauty while kicking up the adrenaline. Originally built in 1889, the 450 foot long Capilano Suspension Bridge soars 230 feet above the Capilano River and is your gateway to the forest beyond. Take your time crossing this magnificent structure while enjoying the spectacular view of the canyon and river below. Upon reaching the other side you‘ll discover the Treetops Adventure, a series of seven interconnected suspension bridges that travel high above the forest floor through the lush evergreen foliage of towering Douglas firs. Viewing platforms nestled into the tree canopy give you a squirrel‘s eye view of a thriving coastal forest. But for a real thrill, the awe-inspiring Cliffwalk is not to be missed. New for 2011, this amazing walkway juts out from the granite cliff of Capilano Canyon and takes guests to areas of the park that were previously unexplored. High and narrow, Cliffwalk is not for the faint of heart. A series of cantilevered, suspended walkways hug the face of the cliff and in some sections, a path of glass is all that separates you from the canyon below. Beyond these main activities, there are plenty of ways to explore the rich history and unique ecosystem of the park. Interactive displays and informative panels offer insight into the forest‘s ecology with fun facts and identification clues. Guided history tours are offered hourly and are a great way to learn about the park‘s colorful past. A stroll through majestic evergreens and past tranquil ponds with one of the park‘s naturalists is a fantastic way to learn about the flora and fauna of the old growth rainforest and discovery the mysteries of this unique Vancouver environment. Overnight at hotel in Vancouver.

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal to board the 90 minutes ferry on BC Ferries to Victoria. Sail across the Strait of Georgia to reach Swartz Bay. Disembark and collect your self drive vehicle and drive to the famous ‗Butchart Gardens‘. . In Victoria visit the world‘s premier floral show gardens, the Butchart Gardens. Lots of different areas to explore – Sunken Garden - Deep expansive walls (remnants of the old quarry) cradle beds of annuals, flowering trees, and unique shrubs, explore the Concert Lawn Walk - see the domed Children‘s Pavilion and Rose Carousel—a menagerie of 30 handcarved wooden animals and chariots. From here, you can circle the Concert Lawn and walk through one of the finest dahlia gardens. Then visit the Rose Garden - rose-laden arches greet you with bright colours and luscious scents (summer/early fall). Bordered by magnificent Pacific Giant delphiniums, the garden has an extensive collection of roses. Walk the pleasant pathways and discover the frog fountain and our popular ―wishing well‖. Then explore the Japanese Garden - A Torii gate marks the entrance to our serene Japanese Garden. Gentle paths (dotted with Himalayan Blue Poppies in the late spring) guide you by streams, ponds and bridges. Japanese maples and beech trees rustle softly giving a peaceful experience, also see the Italian and Mediterranean Gardens. Later proceed to Victoria‘s Inner Harbour, maritime heritage and colonial charm. Victoria offers 170 years of unique history. It is known for its gardens, friendly locals, fresh food, funky neighbourhoods, rainforest hikes and much more. Victorians are proud of their cultured gardens, old world charm of historic downtown with its turn-of-the-century architecture, trendy boutique shops, rugged coastlines or meet wildlife on an ocean adventure. Explore downtown Victoria on foot, wandering through Canada‘s oldest Chinatown and the shops on Government Street. Old-school architecture and modern style blend together perfectly, highlighting the best of then and now. For families with kids - Explore the creepy wonders at the Bug Zoo, the tiny beauty of Miniature World, the immersive exhibits at the Royal BC Museum, the stony steps and fascinating history of Craigdarroch Castle, or the soft furs and feathers at Beacon Hill Children‘s farm. Victoria boasts the mildest climate in Canada so it's no surprise that they are usually the first city to start blooming, often months before the rest of the country catches up. Come spring, cherry and plum blossom trees transform many of Victoria‘s streets and boulevards into a sea of stunning white and pink petals. You can feel the pulse of a city through its entertainment scene and Victoria's vibrant nightlife doesn't disappoint. Make your nights come alive by experiencing some of Victoria's finest performing arts with live theatre, opera, dance, concerts, festivals and films. What's a night out without a beverage? We have a thriving craft cocktail scene with many talented mixologists making their living here. In fact, one our hotel bars is recognized among the world's best. Add in our variety of Old English-style pubs, micro brew pubs, bars and clubs and you will never have a dull night in Victoria. As a resort destination, Victoria naturally provides a relaxing experience to visitors with mountain views, ocean air, lush rainforests and beautiful gardens. As the perfect complement, Victoria boasts a high number of spas and salons, many of which indulge the senses by incorporating these island elements into their treatments. Overnight at hotel in Victoria.

After breakfast, check out and keep the luggage in the hotel lobby. Proceed with your included tickets for the Big Thrill Whale Watching Experience. The waters around Victoria are home to the southern resident community of endangered killer whales, or orcas. Yes, that means they actually live right here. In fact, the 80 or so resident orcas are seen so frequently in these parts that some of the city's whale watching companies offer guaranteed sightings in the summer months. You can also spot grey, humpback and minke whales in the area. Plus, most whale watching trips involve a stop at Race Rocks Ecological Reserve, home to a sea lion colony and a variety of birds. Disembark and follow the spectacular Sea To Sky Highway‘ to Whistler. There are few highways in the world with as much awe-inspiring scenery as the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Officially known as BC Highway 99, this legendary route from Vancouver to Whistler and beyond is a drive with incredible sights at just about every turn. It's also filled with fun stops, including outdoor destinations, cultural points of interest and historic sites. So grab your map, plot the course and head out for a weekend of adventure along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Discover scenic ocean vistas, soaring mountains, dramatic waterfalls, bustling communities, parks and outdoor activities. Travel along the winding Sea to Sky Highway on the awe-inspiring journey to Whistler + Shannon Falls. This legendary highway is packed with wonders including immense mountain ranges, dramatic waterfalls, and old-growth rainforests. Keep your camera handy – the Sea to Sky is also home to black bears, eagles, and diverse variety of wildlife. En route visit Shannon Falls and see the dramatic canyons. With a roaring 335-metre (1,105-foot) drop of cascading water, this Sea to Sky Highway showstopper on our Whistler + Shannon Falls tour is one of the tallest waterfalls in BC. Experience this magnificent display of Mother Nature meets gravity with water from the snow-melt making its way to sea level. Enjoy an easy, scenic boardwalk to the misty base of the falls through towering trees and old growth stumps, surrounded by panoramic glacier views. Arrive at Whistler village and check in at your hotel. Whistler is a world-class, year-round resort located in the Central Mountains of BC. With majestic Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains as a backdrop, the charming pedestrian-style Village is an adventure in dining, shopping, arts and culture. As laid back as it is fun, enjoy friendly west coast hospitality, endless activities, 2010 Olympic Winter Games Venue tours, and unbelievable mountain vistas from every angle. Overnight at hotel in Whistler.

After breakfast, follow the aroma of fresh waffle cones to discover Whistler‘s best ice cream parlours, bistros and coffee shops. Whether you are an adrenaline junkie, a foodie, an art-connoisseur there is something for everyone here. In summer there is the heart-pumping adventure of bungee jumping or alpine hiking. There is camping in summer, float plane sightseeing tours, helicopter excursions photography walking tours, golfing, biking, ziplining, white water rafting, canoeing, kayaking, jet boating, 4x4 tours, summer bobsleigh tours, cross country biking, ATV tours, Side x Side UTV tours, Bear viewing and lots more. The village has dining, shopping and nightlife. Experience a spa treatment for Scandinave Spa - Experience the age-old Finnish tradition of soaking in soothing outdoor baths at Whistler‘s most unique spa. Later afternoon from Whistler village take the exciting Peak To Peak 360 Experience (admission included) – take a gondola ride and get stunning 360-degree views of Whistler Village, mountain peaks, lakes, glaciers and forests. Watch the machinery in action and learn about the record-breaking lift in the PEAK 2 PEAK Viewing Gallery. At a supplement cost, dine on the rooftop of the world with views of the ski slopes and towering peaks. Ride the special glass-bottom gondola for a bird's-eye view of the forest. Take a 3 kms ride between the Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Overnight at hotel in Whistler.

After breakfast, checkout and drive to Kamloops. The vast, rugged landscape of Kamloops showcases a variety of terrain, from silt bluffs to rolling hills, that attracts visitors from all over the world. Check out the unbelievable panoramic views of mountain ranges, lush agriculture fields, Kamloops Lake and the meeting of the North and South Thompson Rivers right in the heart of the city. Kamloops is a Canadian city in British Columbia, where the North and South Thompson rivers meet. Sun Peaks Resort‘s hiking trails, bike park and numerous ski runs lie to the northeast. Cougars and bears inhabit the British Columbia Wildlife Park east of town. West, above Kamloops Lake are clay hoodoos (or spires). The riverside Secwepemc Museum & Heritage Park features the remains of a 2,000-year-old village. Kamloops is also a four season destination with limitless outdoor recreation opportunities like hiking, mountain biking, golfing, fishing, snow boarding etc. Take full advantage of the area's diverse geography of dry semi-arid grasslands and towering alpine mountains. Kamloops' geographical diversity is matched only by its cultural diversity, proudly showcased at year-round theatrical and musical events, gallery exhibits, and annual festivals, such as the Kamloops Cowboy Festival and the Kamloopa Pow Wow. The city's location in the Thompson Okanagan region – the wine-making hub of British Columbia – also means wine and food lovers are certainly not overlooked: in the winter, check out the Winter Okanagan Wine Festival at Sun Peaks Resort. One can also find a camp site for a weekend or a week long getaway here. There are also activities like – caving, ziplining, biking, guest ranches with horseback riding. Depending on the location, there may be beaches and swimming spots, or quiet lakes for fishing and paddling. Some places have dive sites, while others have boat tours that dip into secluded coves in search of wildlife and scenery. Overnight at hotel in Kamloops.

After breakfast, check out and drive north along the Thompson River through the Yellowhead Pass to Jasper. The mountains part to reveal the aquamarine, glacier-fed lakes perched above the emerald valleys and the grazing elks of Jasper National Park. The town of Jasper is in the heart of Jasper National Park. The park‘s shimmering glaciers, abundant wildlife, crystal-clear lakes, thundering waterfalls, deep canyons and evergreen forest — all surrounded by towering mountains — are some of the reasons the park was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It‘s one of only 15 such sites in Canada. But even from inside the car, the mountain views are spectacular. In particular, the road south of Jasper to Lake Louise is renowned for its breathtaking vistas. About halfway down, motorists often stop at the Columbia Icefield to view a still mighty but receding glacier, part of the Icefields Parkway and Eastern Slopes region. In the town of Jasper itself, visitors enjoy a peaceful small-town atmosphere, while chalets, B&Bs and famous Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge offer a wide range of accommodations, often in buildings reflecting a distinct alpine architecture. Experience different water activities – canoeing, kayaking, diving etc. Jasper is full of world-class lakes and rivers, all surrounded by breathtaking Rocky Mountain views. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, there's a water activity to suit you. You can also do paddle boarding and rock climbing. Jasper is home to some of Alberta‘s most fascinating local wildlife. From enormous black bears to tiny pikas, from majestic elk to whistling marmots, there's never a shortage of unique animals to observe in their natural habitats. You can soar in a cable car on snow capped peaks, or soak in rejuvenating natural hot springs. Overnight at hotel in Jasper.

After breakfast, day is at leisure to experience the uniquely beautiful landscape of Jasper National Park where history is set amidst some of the most rugged peaks in the Rockies. After breakfast proceed on Explore Jasper Tour – Jasper‘s beauty and history is set amid some of the most rugged peaks in the Rockies. Highlights include Jasper town site see the town, then proceed to the Athabasca Viewpoint, then discover the beautiful Maligne Lake - Set amongst the towering Canadian Rockies, Maligne Lake is famed for it's azure-blue, glacial waters and Spirit Island, one of the most photographed spots in North America. You can take a boat tour on the Lake. Then proceed to Maligne Canyon and stroll along 50 metres walls and learn about its unique underground water system. Drive 10 minutes north of Jasper for an ice-walk adventure you won't soon forget. Named for its haunting atmosphere, Maligne Canyon is the deepest canyon in the park. The hardiest souls climb its sheets of ice, but anyone can strap on anti-slip cleats to venture through the frozen canyon. At an additional cost you can experience the Maligne Canyon Icewalk - our guide will lead you safely along the frozen canyon floor through its maze of fascinating ice sculptures. Explore the entrance to a cave system, ice caves, fossils and towering frozen waterfalls stretching over 30m up the canyon walls. Afternoon is free for enjoying optional activities – white water rafting, Jasper Skytram – fly above and besides the Rocky Mountains on the Skytram in a comfortable and safe compartment, 2277 metres above the ground. Cruise on Maligne Lake – take a Lake Boat Tour - Maligne Lake is world-renowned for its breathtaking beauty and is one of the most photographed places in the Canadian Rockies. A professional photographer will show you how to capture the beauty of Spirit Island and the azure colours of the surrounding lake. Wine & Cheese is served on board as you cruise home, enjoy Star Gazing at night etc. Overnight at hotel in Jasper. Overnight at hotel in Jasper.

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Lake Louise - start your journey in this picturesque hamlet west of Banff. First, soar to an elevation of 2,088 m (6,850 ft) on the Lake Louise Gondola for some of the best grizzly bear viewing opportunities in the Canadian Rockies. Then enjoy afternoon tea overlooking Lake Louise and the Victoria Glacier at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Then continue to Columbia Icefields - Continue north to cross the boundary between Banff and Jasper national parks. Now you‘re into the Columbia Icefield. Plan to stop at the Glacier Discovery Centre and board an Ice Explorer that will take you up onto the Athabasca Glacier, where you can walk on ice up to 360 m (1,180 ft) thick. For stunning aerial views of glittering glaciers and rugged mountain peaks, take the five-minute shuttle from the Discovery Centre to the Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored observation platform suspended 280 m (919 ft) over the glacier-formed Sunwapta Valley, get an unobstructed view of the surrounding glaciers. Continue along the Parkway to the Crowfoot Glacier, on the south end of Bow Lake. Watch for wildlife such as deer, moose, elk, bighorn sheep and mountain goats. Then move onto Peyto Lake - Your next quintessential Canadian Rockies photo opportunity is Peyto Lake, a few minutes further north. Take the easy 10-minute stroll along a paved trail to the viewpoint. It‘s the highest elevation on the Parkway and offers spectacular views of the glacial valley and gorgeous lake below. And then proceed to Bow Lake - Just up the road is the best Bow Lake lookout where you can get an excellent shot of the historic Num-TiJah Lodge across the sparkling turquoise lake. Nestled on a shoreline of evergreens, the iconic log and stone chalet with crimson roof was built by legendary pioneer and mountaineer Jimmy Simpson. Finally proceed back to Lake Louise and overnight at Lake Louise hotel.

After breakfast, check out and keep your luggage in the lobby. Morning is at leisure to enjoy the beautiful Lake Louise – known for its turquoise, glacier-fed lake ringed by high peaks and overlooked by a stately chateau. Explore optional activities – take a panoramic Gondola ride and get an unforgettable bird‘s eye view views of Lake Louise and Banff, the more adventurous can go hiking in Lake Louise area, there are also horse riding tours, tubing, skating, rafting, canoeing, biking or check out one of Lake Louise‘s museums, once the sun goes down, find a secluded spot, lay a blanket down and see how many shooting stars you can spot, go bowling, or try out the indoors water park or climbing gym. Lake Louise is the hiking capital of Canada. Then post afternoon, drive to Banff. On arrival, check in at your hotel and rest of the day is at leisure to explore the famous Banff Avenue. Travel is a great opportunity to nourish your body and soul, especially in a place like Banff and Lake Louise where you are surrounded by such majestic natural beauty - it's difficult to not feel inspired here. Amongst the pristine wilderness, vibrant townships, and inherent peacefulness of the landscape, you will find relaxation and rejuvenation. Banff has a rich heritage as one of the world‘s most awe-inspiring mountain destinations. With easy access to pristine wilderness, endless outdoor adventures, jaw-dropping sights, and a vibrant history and culture, there is a lifetime's worth of things to do in Banff. Overnight at hotel in Banff.

After breakfast, day is at leisure. Explore the resort town of Banff which is set amongst the towering mountains, of Rundle Tunnel, Tunnel Mountain trail with views of Banff Springs Golf Course, although it is the smallest mountain in Banff, Tunnel Mountain offers spectacular views of the valley and panoramas over the town of Banff, views of Cascade and Norquay. Highlights include: Bow Falls: Not like your typical waterfalls, the Bow Falls is wide and short. You might feel some mist from the waterfalls during the mid-summer due to the high water levels. You can also see the valley that was eroded by glacier activity and the Bow river over the years. Then explore Tunnel Mountain Drive – a scenic route to drive around, from the view point you can see the town of Banff, visit the Surprise Corner - this is the spot where most of the famous pictures have been taken of the historic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel! As you drive the Tunnel Mountain road from town, you get to Surprise Corner where it opens up suddenly and you can see the Banff Springs Hotel on your right. You may have seen this view somewhere already. typically in a book or on a postcard. The best time to take pictures here is late morning or mid-day. Then see ‗Hoodoos‘ - Hoodoos are composed sedimentary rock covered by harder rock that is harder to erode. Once softer sediment erodes rock needle, or tower like natural obstacles are left. To get there, drive up Tunnel Mountain road from the town. There are few guard rails so please be careful. Hoodoos can be seen below you down in the valley. You may see some people walking under the Hoodoos. There is no official trail to get there and you need good shoes that have excellent grip if you want to go. Then see the ‗Two Jack Viewpoint‘. And proceed to ‗Lake Minnewanka‘ (home of the Banff Crasher Squirrel), lies in the Banff National Park, take the Banff Lake Cruise open mid May – mid October, enjoy a 60 minutes scenic cruise, Enjoy entertaining and informative narration as you travel through the spectacular scenery of the Canadian Rockies. Then take a gentle ride in the Banff Gondola which gives outstanding panoramic views of Banff and the Canadian Rockies from 7486 feet. Enjoy the 8 minute ride to top of the world where there are dining options, hiking trails and observation decks at the Summit of Sulphur Mountain. Restaurants are open year round here so enjoy the views. Overnight at hotel in Banff.

After breakfast, check out and drive to Kananaskis. Enjoy the most powerful experience of the Rockies, a 12 minute Summit Helicopter Ride. Later continue to drive to Calgary. Arrive at Calgary and check in at your hotel. Overnight at hotel in Calgary.

After breakfast, morning is at leisure to relax and enjoy the town on own. Calgary, a cosmopolitan Alberta city with numerous skyscrapers, owes its rapid growth to its status as the centre of Canada‘s oil industry. However, it‘s still steeped in the western culture that earned it the nickname ―Cowtown,‖ evident in the Calgary Stampede, its massive July rodeo and festival that grew out of the farming exhibitions once presented here. Afternoon check out and proceed to Calgary airport. Drop off your rental car at the airport.