10 days
7 cities
13 meals
32 people maximum
Moderate
Round-trip from Toronto
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- Save up to 20% on CAA Travel Insurance*
- CAA Members save $300 on the non-Member price
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Day by day itinerary
Arrive in Victoria and meet your local guide and driver outside baggage claim. Start your journey with a visit to the iconic Butchart Gardens. Spanning 55 acres with over 900 plant species, this National Historic Site of Canada is a must-see in Victoria. As summer fades into fall, the gardens come alive with brilliant red, gold and russet hues. Stroll through the Japanese Garden, where the autumn foliage creates a breathtaking scene before winter arrives.
After exploring the gardens, transfer to your hotel in Victoria for an overnight stay. In the evening, gather with your group for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
Royal Scot Hotel and Suites (or similar)
Accommodation:Dinner included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
Visit to Butchart Gardens
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before departing for Nanaimo. On the way, visit the world-famous Totem Poles in Duncan, or opt to add-on the Malahat Skywalk.
If you choose to visit Duncan, prepare to immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Duncan, known as the "City of Totems." With over 40 intricately carved totem poles, each one tells a unique story of the Coast Salish people. Take a self-guided walking tour to admire these magnificent artworks and explore the history and traditions they represent—a captivating journey into Indigenous culture.
For those looking for a bit more adventure, you can opt to visit the Malahat SkyWalk instead. Ascend a 40-metre tower for panoramic views, then stroll along a 600-metre elevated pathway through lush coastal forest with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean—a stunning way to experience the island's natural beauty. Spend the evening discovering Nanaimo.
Best Western Dorchester Hotel (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
Visit to the world-famous Totem Poles in Duncan
Optional add-on experiences
- Malahat SkyWalk: Ascend a 40-metre tower for panoramic views and stroll along a 600-metre elevated pathway, surrounded by lush coastal forest and the sparkling Pacific Ocean.
Speak with a CAA Travel Consultant to book optional experiences. Additional costs apply.
After breakfast at the hotel, spend the morning exploring the vibrant coastal city of Nanaimo. Known for its stunning waterfront, Nanaimo offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventures and cultural experiences. Stroll along the scenic Harbourfront Walkway, sample local cuisine and follow the famous Nanaimo Bar Trail. Or, opt to add a whale watching experience for a full-day tour.
Whether you're hiking, whale watching or simply taking in the views, Nanaimo promises a delightful and unforgettable experience.
Best Western Dorchester Hotel (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Optional add-on experiences
- Whale watching eco tour: Spend the day searching for majestic whales and soaking in the breathtaking scenery around Tofino, all while being guided by an expert who will enhance your adventure with fascinating insights.
Speak with a CAA Travel Consultant to book optional experiences. Additional costs apply.
Start your day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before embarking on an exciting journey to Vancouver. Enjoy a scenic ferry ride to Horseshoe Bay, offering breathtaking views of the Gulf Islands along the way.
Upon arrival, you'll experience a panoramic tour of Vancouver's North Shore. Take in sweeping views of the city skyline, pass Cypress Mountain, an urban ski hill and the picturesque town of Lonsdale. As you cross the iconic Lion's Gate Bridge over Burrard Inlet, the tour will continue into Vancouver, showcasing highlights such as Stanley Park's totem poles, English Bay, the trendy shops of Robson Street, Canada Place, the Cruise Ship Pier and the vibrant areas of Gastown and Chinatown.
After arriving at the hotel, the remainder of the day is yours to explore at your own pace. The hotel's prime location puts you just steps from the beach, a short walk from Stanley Park and a moderate stroll to Granville Island, offering plenty of opportunities to discover Vancouver on your own.
Best Western Sands by the Sea (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
Panoramic tour of North Shore and Vancouver
Start your adventure with an early morning transfer to Pacific Station, where you'll board the iconic Rocky Mountaineer train for a journey like no other. Indulge in a delicious breakfast and lunch as you glide through some of the most stunning landscapes on Earth.
Embark on the First Passage to the West, a luxurious journey through the heart of the Canadian Rockies. This scenic route connects Vancouver to Banff, showcasing awe-inspiring views of towering mountains, winding rivers, and historic landmarks such as the Spiral Tunnels and Kicking Horse Canyon. With exceptional service, gourmet meals, and panoramic windows offering uninterrupted views, you'll experience the Rockies in ultimate comfort and style.
Accommodation: TBD
Breakfast and lunch included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
First Passage to the West journey
Your second day aboard Rocky Mountaineer kicks off with an early morning transfer to the station, where you'll board the train for another day of stunning views. Enjoy a delicious breakfast and lunch as you continue your journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Canadian Rockies.
Upon arrival in Banff, you'll disembark and collect your baggage. A warm welcome awaits as a local guide and driver will greet you at the station, ready to transfer you to Canmore for your overnight stay. The rest of the evening is yours to relax and explore at your leisure in this charming mountain town.
Coast Hotel (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast and lunch included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
First Passage to the West journey
Enjoy a leisurely start to your day with breakfast at the hotel. You can choose from a variety of activities or take the opportunity to relax and unwind at the hotel. The coach is available for transfers to either Banff or the Columbia Icefields, and additional optional tours can be booked with pick-up from Canmore.
Coast Hotel (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Transfer via private coach bus
Optional add-on experiences
- Columbia Icefields Adventure: Embark on an unforgettable adventure at the Columbia Icefields. Board a specially designed ice explorer to journey across the majestic Athabasca Glacier and walk on ancient ice. Then, take in breathtaking views from the Columbia Icefield Skywalk, a glass-bottomed walkway suspended high above the valley floor. This thrilling adventure offers a unique opportunity to explore the heart of the Canadian Rockies.
- Small group Banff park highlights: Join a small group tour and explore the beauty of Banff National Park. Start with a pick-up from Calgary, Banff, or Canmore and discover must-see sights, including Lake Minnewanka, Sulphur Mountain, and Johnston Canyon. Enjoy a ride on the Banff Gondola for panoramic views and relax in the picturesque town of Banff. This personalized tour ensures that you capture amazing photos while soaking in the natural wonders around you.
- Sunset tour of Moraine Lake & Lake Louise: Experience the magic of two iconic lakes in the Canadian Rockies on this unforgettable sunset tour. Visit Lake Louise, where the evening light bathes the lake and the surrounding peaks in a soft golden glow. Then, head to Moraine Lake, where the setting sun illuminates the stunning Ten Peaks. This evening tour offers a serene atmosphere away from the daytime crowds, with vibrant skies and turquoise waters creating a photographer’s dream. Along the way, enjoy the scenic Bow Valley Parkway, where you may spot local wildlife such as elk, deer, and bears.
Speak with a CAA Travel Consultant to book optional experiences. Additional costs apply.
After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, meet your local guide and driver for a scenic journey south along the Trans-Canada Highway, heading towards the vibrant city of Calgary. Upon arrival, embark on a panoramic city tour, where you'll discover the energy and history of this dynamic city, home to the 1988 Winter Olympics. Highlights include iconic landmarks such as the Calgary Tower, Stampede Grounds, Stephen Avenue Mall, the financial district, and the site of the 1988 Winter Olympics. Calgary’s skyline, a striking symbol of oil-fueled progress, stretches upwards against the majestic Rocky Mountains, just 100 kilometers to the west. From its humble beginnings as a garrison town, Calgary has quickly transformed into a bustling metropolis.
The evening is yours to enjoy as you explore Calgary’s thriving culinary scene, experience the nightlife, or unwind with a relaxing evening at the hotel pool.
Sandman Calgary City Centre (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included experiences
Panoramic city tour of Calgary
Start your day with a breakfast at the hotel before venturing out to discover the best of Calgary. Whether you choose to explore the city on your own or seek recommendations from your travel counsellor for optional excursions, Calgary offers a wealth of experiences to suit every interest. In the evening, gather with the group for a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, savouring the final moments of your incredible journey.
Sandman Calgary City Centre (or similar)
Accommodation:Breakfast included
Optional add-on experiences
- Drumheller and Badlands full-day tour: Embark on a full-day adventure through Alberta’s stunning Drumheller and Badlands. From the 'Bones & Stones' of the Royal Tyrrell Museum to the historic 'Cowboys & Coal Miners' of the Atlas Coal Mine, experience the unique and captivating landscapes of this region. Enjoy insightful commentary from your knowledgeable guide along the way!
- Calgary city tour & Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary private tour: Experience Calgary and its surrounding attractions at your own pace with this exclusive, personalized tour. Highlights include the Calgary Tower, Stephen Avenue, Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary, Devonian Gardens, Scotsman's Hill, Calgary Zoo and Peace Bridge.
- Calgary street art & craft beer tour: Combine the vibrant world of street art and craft beer on this 3-hour small-group tour. Sample local brews before exploring the Beltline Urban Mural Project, where you'll admire stunning street art murals and hear exclusive stories about the artists behind them. Finish the tour with more craft beer at a local brewery.
Speak with a CAA Travel Consultant to book optional experiences. Additional costs apply.
Enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel before meeting your driver in the lobby for your transfer to the airport for your flight home.
Breakfast included
Transfer via private coach bus
Included in your trip
Accommodations
Airfare
Select meals
Rocky Mountaineer journey
Unique experiences
Destination transfers
Member pricing
Including airfare: $7,635
Land only: $7,119
Non-Member pricing
Including airfare: $7,935
Land only: $7,419
Pricing is based on double occupancy and includes airfare, taxes and government fees. Pricing listed is for Rocky Mountaineer's Silver Leaf package. Contact a CAA Travel Consultant for solo pricing or Gold Leaf pricing.
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