13-Nights Canadian Rockies & Pacific Coast - Classic Group

13 nights from: $7,550

Canadian Rockies & Pacific Coast - Classic Group
This two-week guided tour traverses the most majestic terrain of Canada before dipping into the U.S. Start in Vancouver, where the famous totem poles in the lush Stanley Park are worth of a photo - or 10. Cruise across the serene, mirror-like waters of Maligne Lake, watching as the reflection of the Canadian Rockies wave in the vessel’s wake. Enjoy a tour of Glacier Skywalk, a glass walkway above the Sunwapta Valley, where you will see waterfalls and wildlife. Explore the rugged wonder of Banff National Park on a helicopter or gondola ride. In Washington, enjoy an artisanal lunch paired with local wines. And look for flying fish at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, where fishmongers at the world-famous farmers market are apt to toss fresh filets from stand to stand.


Dining Summary

• 6 Dinner (D)
• 13 Breakfast (B)
• 1 Lunch (L)

• Choose between two carefully selected activities
• Seattle: Get an up close look at world-renowned glass artist Dave Chihuly's work.
• Seattle: Head to the Space Needle and experience its jaw-dropping panoramic views of the Seattle skyline.

• From time to time, your Travel Director will delight you with an Insight Flourish, which is a local specialty representing the destination.
• Hotel and restaurant tips are included - you'll never have to worry about how much to give, nor search for foreign currency. We also include all taxes and porterage charges at hotels.
• We carry your bags for you and promptly deliver them to your hotel door.
• Our highly-skilled Travel Director will ensure your journey is seamless, serving as your expert guide, consummate organiser, and friend overseas.
• Personal radio headsets give you the freedom to wander during visits to famous highlights, without missing any of your Local Expert's fascinating commentary.
• Stay connected with friends and family with our complimentary coach and hotel Wi-Fi (where available).

• Vancouver: At 18:00, join your Travel Director for a Welcome Dinner and an opportunity to mingle over wine.
• Icefields Parkway: At Altitude Restaurant, dine on locally sourced, fresh ingredients while overlooking the Columbia Icefield, one of the world’s largest accumulations of ice south of the Arctic. As you sip on your drink, enjoy one of the most spectacular dinner views you'll ever see. Framed by six mountain ranges, this high-altitude setting offers a rare view of ancient glaciers, where ice up to 365 m (1,197 ft) thick continues to shape the dramatic Rocky Mountain landscape.
• Quincy: Enjoy delicious harvest salads and artisanal flatbreads made with locally sourced ingredients paired with wine.
• Seattle: Head to the waterfront for a dinner at Ivar's Salmon House, aptly referred to as Seattle's King of the Waterfront, to toast your newfound friends.

• Seattle: Get an up close look at world-renowned glass artist Dave Chihuly's work.
• Seattle: Head to the Space Needle and experience its jaw-dropping panoramic views of the Seattle skyline.

• Icefields Parkway: Venture out onto the amazing Glacier Skywalk where you will be treated to an after-hours visit onto the cliff-edged glass-floored walkway.
• Icefields Parkway: Enjoy an evening reception at the Glacier View Lodge. After dinner, step out onto the viewing deck and marvel at the evening sky, relax with a drink in the library or hang out inside the Moraine Lounge.
• Icefields Parkway: Take a seat in a specially designed Ice Explorer for a visit onto the Athabasca Glacier before other travellers arrive. Follow your Local Expert as you stroll on its icy surface and experience the enormous glaciers up close.

• Glacier National Park: Explore Glacier National Park with Mariah Gladstone, a passionate voice for Indigenous resilience. Raised on the Blackfeet Reservation, Mariah Gladstone shares stories of her Piikuni heritage, traditional foodways and modern advocacy. As she journeys with you through Glacier National Park, she brings powerful insights into Blackfeet life past and present-stopping at meaningful sites like the Blackfeet Indian Memorial. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities.

• Vancouver: Embark on an orientation tour of Vancouver, including Gastown, Canada Place and Stanley Park including a stop to view the famous collection of First Nations totem poles.
• North Vancouver: Vancouver's original and still main attraction to date - no visit would be complete without an adventure to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park to soak in the view from above and marvel at its engineering.   Originally built in 1889, Capilano Suspension Bridge stretches 450 ft across and 230 ft above Capilano River. Since then, much has been added to the 27-acre park. Cliffwalk is the parks newest attraction - a cantilevered walkway clinging to the granite cliff high above Capilano Canyon. Treetops Adventure, seven suspension bridges through the evergreens taking you up to 100 ft above the forest floor, offers a unique squirrel's eye perspective of the forest.
• Victoria: Visit the stunning floral displays at world-renowned Butchart Gardens, a National Historic Site of Canada. A must-see oasis which has been growing for over 100 years and remains privately owned by the family.
• Victoria: Explore Victoria with your Travel Director, beginning with panoramic views from Mount Tolmie. Learn about British Columbia’s early colonial era as you pass the Parliament Buildings and the last remnants of Fort Victoria. See the city’s Chinatown, founded during the 1858 Fraser G
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