Day 02 Vancouver (B/-/-)

After breakfast, proceed on the Vancouver City Tour, explore the spectacular Waterfront landmarks, Vancouver’s spectacular waterfront, defined by a mix of iconic architecture, vibrant parks, and scenic pathways, the most celebrated landmarks, including the iconic white sails of Canada Place which offer breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore Mountains.

Visit the English Bay is one of Vancouver's most famous and vibrant waterfront areas, located right on the edge of the downtown West End neighborhood. Anchored by the popular English Bay Beach also known as First Beach, it serves as a central hub for outdoor recreation, sunbathing, and viewing spectacular ocean sunsets. 

Next, visit the Stanley Park is a world-renowned 400-hectare (1,000-acre) urban oasis located on a massive peninsula at the northwestern tip of downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Unlike most urban parks, it is a preserved, old-growth West Coast rainforest bordered by the waters of English Bay, Burrard Inlet, and Coal Harbour. Established in 1888, it stands as Canada’s premier national historic site, welcoming over eight million visitors annually. The entire park grounds, beaches, and public walking trails are completely free to enter year-round. 

Have Lunch and visit the Granville Island, a world-famous shopping district and cultural peninsula located in the Fairview neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Situated directly across False Creek from Downtown Vancouver and tucked under the south end of the Granville Street Bridge, this former manufacturing hub has evolved into a vibrant premier attraction for culinary arts, theater, and local crafts. 

Visit the Vancouver’s Chinatown, the largest Chinatown in Canada and one of the largest in North America, established in the late 1880s by Chinese immigrants, a vibrant neighborhood is designated as a National Historic Site of Canada, centred primarily along Pender and Keefer streets, it offers a dynamic blend of traditional heritage, historic hybrid architecture, and a modern culinary and retail renaissance.

Next, visit the Gastown, Vancouver’s oldest and most historic neighborhood, renowned for its cobblestone streets, Victorian architecture, and the iconic, steam-powered Gastown Steam Clock, located adjacent to Downtown Vancouver, it offers a vibrant blend of indie boutiques, chic cocktail lounges, and award-winning restaurants.

Afternoon, visit the 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.

(The iconic Canada Place shines against the vibrant Vancouver skyline along the scenic waterfront at night.)

Visit the Robson Street, Downtown Vancouver's premier outdoor shopping and dining destination, featuring over 100 diverse retailers ranging from global flagship stores to unique local boutiques, running directly through the heart of the city, the main shopping core is concentrated between Burrard Street and Jervis Street which offers a lively, highly walkable urban atmosphere.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 03 Vancouver / Kelowa (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and transfer through the gardens, mountains, and wineries of Western Canada, drive to Kelowna, a refreshingly accessible and scenic outing and well-maintained highways with 4 lanes most of the way. Journey alongside has thousand-year-old glaciers and majestic mountain peaks to award-winning wineries in the lush fruit-growing Okanagan Valley.

Have Lunch and explore the elegant garden designs and lush greenery create a peaceful atmosphere at the famous Minter Gardens in Canada.

On the way, visit Minter Gardens and walk through the exquisite gardens. An evening arrival at Kelowna, allows time for exploration of the Lakefront.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Kelowa.

Day 01 Kelowna / Lake Loiuse (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Lake Loiuse through the Okanagan Valley to Vernon. Enjoy the drive through the sun-drenched region in British Columbia's southern interior, famous for its sparkling lakes, 200+ vineyards, and farm-to-table culinary scene, a major year-round destination for boating, skiing, and wine tours. A short stopover at Armstrong, located amidst the dairy and farmlands of the Spallumcheen Valley, a name derived from a Shuswap language word with multiple meanings as "beautiful valley", "flat meadow", "meeting of the waters", and "prairie-banked river. 

Continue to Sicamous, a resort district municipality located in the Shuswap Country region of south-central British Columbia, widely celebrated as the "Houseboat Capital of Canada," sits directly at the confluence where Mara Lake flows into Shuswap Lake,  serves as a bustling hub for over 1,000 km of scenic, interconnected shorelines. 

Next, continue to drive through a breathtaking view of Glacier National Park featuring crystal-clear blue waters, rugged snowy peaks, and evergreen forests and the Ascending Roger's Pass, the summit of Glacier National Park, and stop at the Spiral Tunnels and enter the Banff National Park to the world famous Lake Louise, one of the most stunning emerald green lakes in the Canadian Rockies.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Kelowa.

Day 05 Lake Louise / Banff via Columbia Icefields (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Banff, to spend the day at the stunning resort town in the Canadian Rockies, located inside Alberta's Banff National Park, known for its dramatic alpine scenery, glacier-fed turquoise lakes, and world-class hiking and skiing, it offers an unforgettable year-round escape into pristine wilderness via the Icefields Parkway, Canada's most scenic mountain roadway, a route to glaciers, lakes, and waterfalls. 

Arrive at the Columbia Icefields Discovery Centre, take the Glacier Adventure, which takes you up the Athabasca Glacier. experience breathtaking views from the Columbia Icefield Skywalk, a spectacular glass-floored cliff-edge walkway in Jasper National Park, Alberta.

After Lunch, take a coach from the Discovery Centre to the Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored observation platform over the Sunwapta Valley for an unobstructed view of the surrounding glaciers. Continue along the Parkway to the Crowfoot Glacier, Peyto Lake, and Bow Lake and enroute to Banff.

After spending the rest of the evening, have Dinner, transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Banff.

Day 06 Banff (B/-/-)

After breakfast, proceed to the Banff tour, the resort town again to cover the rest of the sightseeing in Banff to Norquay Lookout Point, a roadside pull-off to marvel at its massive scale without climbing it, you can capture its famous reflection from these highly accessible spots around town offering a sweeping panorama of the mountain towering over the Banff townsite of the Mount Rundle, an iconic, wedge-shaped mountain in Canada's Banff National Park that stands 2,948 metres (9,672 feet) tall and spans between the towns of Banff and Canmore, Alberta, known historically in the Cree language as Waskahigan Watchi (House Mountain), its striking silhouette makes it one of the most photographed and climbed landmarks in the Canadian Rockies. 

Vermilion Lakes, the premier spot for iconic sunrise or sunset reflections are a series of three shallow lakes located immediately west of Banff, Alberta, in Canada's Banff National Park, nestled in the Bow River valley at the foot of Mount Norquay, these lakes span 440 hectares and are globally renowned for their mirror-like reflections of the iconic Mount Rundle and the Tunnel Mountain Trail which provides an excellent eye-level view of Rundle’s massive limestone face. 

Optionally, booking a campsite at Mount Rundle (Mount Rundle SP6, a backcountry campground near Banff) is absolutely possible. 

Advance reservations are mandatory, as random camping is restricted. Location allowed is the Spray Valley / Banff National Park (accessed via the Spray River East Trailhead).

Book your mandatory backcountry permit through Parks Canada Reservation Platform. A valid National Park Pass is required to enter the park, and advance reservations are heavily encouraged as summer dates fill up quickly.

Campground Amenities

• Facilities: Features two pit toilets, food lockers, and a central cooking area.

• Fires: Designated fire rings are available in the cooking area, though a fire permit may be required.

• Pets: Dogs are permitted on a leash.

Visit, the iconic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, a world-renowned, 4-star luxury resort styled after a Scottish baronial castle, nestled in the heart of Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, also known as the "Castle in the Rockies" has provided high-end hospitality for over 130 years.

Visit the Surprise Corner a famous, free-access viewpoint in Banff, Alberta, known for its sudden, fairytale view of the historic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel framed by the Canadian Rockies and the rushing Bow River below, located at the intersection of Buffalo Street and Tunnel Mountain Road, gets its name because the majestic hotel stays entirely hidden behind trees until you hit this exact bend in the road. 

Haave Lunch, view the Hoodoos, tall and slender spires of rock that protrude from the bottom of arid basins and badlands, also called tent rocks, fairy chimneys, or earth pyramids, they are unique geological formations found all over the world, but are most heavily concentrated in the Colorado Plateau region of the United States. 

View the Two Jack Viewpoint which provides one of the most stunning, iconic panoramic vistas of Mount Rundle reflecting across the emerald-green waters of Two Jack Lake, located just a 15-minute drive (roughly 10 km) northeast of downtown Banff along the scenic Lake Minnewanka Loop, it is a highly accessible, local favorite alternative to the busier spots like Lake Louise or Moraine Lake. 

Visit the Lake Minnewanka, where you can take an optional boat cruise for one hour, which portrays the wildlife and vegetation, including the Devil's Gap at the foothills of the Rockies. Take a gentle ride on the Banff Gondola takes you to the summit of Sulphur Mountain for a 360-degree panorama of the Bow Valley. 

Explore famous Banff Avenue, lined with chalet-style buildings, the avenue is highly walkable and packed with boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants. 

Have Dinner and transfer to hotel. Overnight in Banff.