Arrive at Vancouver International Airport and transfer independently to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of your day exploring the city’s neighborhoods such as Yaletown or Gastown, venture along the meandering pathways along the ocean, visit a gallery, indulge in a little shopping on Robson Street, or Vancouver’s vibrant nightlife. Overnight Vancouver

Hotel: The Sutton Place (5 Star Rating)

About a 20-minute walk to the sea, a 30-minute ride to the nearest skiing area, and right in the centre of Vancouver, this European-style hotel is the ideal stopover point for holidaymakers and business travellers alike. Those arriving by car may park in the hotel car park or garage, while directly in front of the building, visitors can find various links to the public transport network. The well-equipped conference rooms are an excellent choice for a variety of events, and are fully disability friendly, as well as four of the guestrooms and all of the common areas in the hotel. In the evening, guests can try delicious local and international dishes at the elegant on-site restaurant or have a relaxing drink at the bar.

This full-day trip to Victoria begins with a cruise through the scenic Gulf Islands and includes a visit to the acclaimed Butchart Gardens. Afterwards continue to Victoria for a city sightseeing tour that encompasses Victoria’s stately homes and gardens as well as historic landmarks. You will see the University of Victoria and Beacon Hill Park and pass the Royal British Columbia Museum, Thunderbird Park, the Parliament Buildings and the exclusive homes of the Uplands and Oak Bay. You will return to Vancouver in the early evening. Overnight Vancouver.

Hotel: The Sutton Place (5 Star Rating)

About a 20-minute walk to the sea, a 30-minute ride to the nearest skiing area, and right in the centre of Vancouver, this European-style hotel is the ideal stopover point for holidaymakers and business travellers alike. Those arriving by car may park in the hotel car park or garage, while directly in front of the building, visitors can find various links to the public transport network. The well-equipped conference rooms are an excellent choice for a variety of events, and are fully disability friendly, as well as four of the guestrooms and all of the common areas in the hotel. In the evening, guests can try delicious local and international dishes at the elegant on-site restaurant or have a relaxing drink at the bar.

Enjoy Rocky Mountaineer’s SilverLeaf Service from the time you board the train at the Vancouver Station at 7:30am (Pacific Time). Breakfast and Lunch are included onboard, and you can look forward to a journey that offers dramatic changes in scenery as you travel into the heart of British Columbia’s interior. The verdant fields of the Fraser Valley soon give way to deep forests and winding river canyons, set against the backdrop of the magnificent peaks of the Coast and Cascade Mountains. Yet, some parts of the interior appear almost desert-like and provide fascinating alternative views to the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon or the steep slopes along the Thompson River. Travelling along the shores of Kamloops Lake, you arrive at the city of Kamloops between 6:00pm and 7:30pm (Pacific Time). Overnight Kamloops.

Hotel: Thompson Hotel & Conference Centre (3 Star Rating)

Thompson Hotel & Conference Centre offers a comfortable, family-friendly stay in downtown Kamloops, within easy reach of shops, dining, and local attractions. Rooms range from standard options to spacious suites, all featuring practical amenities such as mini-fridges, microwaves, coffee makers, and modern furnishings. Facilities include an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre, games room, and a small in-house theatre, along with flexible meeting and event spaces. Guests can enjoy casual on-site dining and convenient services. The overall ambiance is relaxed and welcoming, combining updated interiors with a lively, social atmosphere suited to both leisure and business travellers.

Your daylight trip into the Canadian Rockies continues north and east into the province of Alberta. The scenery is as mesmerizing as the day before as you follow the banks of the North Thompson River, slowly climbing towards the high peaks of the Continental Divide. Passing the Monashee and Cariboo mountains, one of the stunning views of the day is Mount Robson, at 3,954 metres (12,972 feet) the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Passing Pyramid Falls, you slowly climb over Yellowhead Pass into fabulous Jasper National Park, arriving in the resort town of Jasper in the evening. Overnight Jasper

Hotel: The Crimson Jasper (3 Star Rating)

The Crimson Jasper offers a lively, contemporary base in the centre of town, steps from shops, dining, and outdoor adventures. Rooms range from well-equipped standard options with mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers to spacious studios and suites with kitchenettes or full kitchens, dining areas, and cozy seating spaces. Facilities include an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre, and on-site restaurant serving locally inspired cuisine. Pet-friendly options add flexibility. Bright interiors and modern design create an energetic, welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for travellers seeking comfort, convenience, and easy access to Jasper's natural surroundings.

Take the day to create your own adventure in Jasper! Perhaps you may wish to arrange for a thrilling rafting trip down the Athabasca River or climb aboard a motorcycle sidecar for a different touring experience along the park’s scenic roads. Overnight Jasper.

Hotel: The Crimson Jasper (3 Star Rating)

The Crimson Jasper offers a lively, contemporary base in the centre of town, steps from shops, dining, and outdoor adventures. Rooms range from well-equipped standard options with mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers to spacious studios and suites with kitchenettes or full kitchens, dining areas, and cozy seating spaces. Facilities include an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre, and on-site restaurant serving locally inspired cuisine. Pet-friendly options add flexibility. Bright interiors and modern design create an energetic, welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for travellers seeking comfort, convenience, and easy access to Jasper's natural surroundings.

Full-day sightseeing transfer to Banff including a visit to the spectacular Columbia Icefield (Ice Explorer ride included). Afterwards, depart along the Icefields Parkway, meandering through a mesmerizing landscape of peaks and glaciers. The Trans-Canada Highway leads you to Banff, the famous year-round resort region that will treat you to spectacular wilderness scenery, outdoor sporting activities and international dining. Overnight Banff

Hotel: Mount Royal Hotel (3 Star Rating)

Mount Royal Hotel features historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of downtown Banff. Originally established in 1908, the hotel blends historic character with contemporary accommodations in a prime downtown location close to Banff's shops, restaurants, galleries, and attractions. Guest rooms offer comfortable furnishings, premium bedding, modern bathrooms, and thoughtful amenities designed for a relaxing mountain stay. Hotel facilities include an onsite restaurant, rooftop hot tubs with mountain views, fitness centre, ski storage, and convenient access to year-round outdoor activities. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, reflecting the spirit of the Canadian Rockies while preserving the property's historic character. The overall experience combines location, comfort, and mountain hospitality, making it an ideal base for exploring Banff National Park.

The entire day is free to tour Banff and the surrounding area. We suggest a visit to the Luxton Museum, a gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain or a stroll through town admiring the many shops. You may also try river rafting on the Bow River or take a boat tour on beautiful Lake Minnewanka. Overnight Banff

Hotel: Mount Royal Hotel (3 Star Rating)

Mount Royal Hotel features historic charm and modern comfort in the heart of downtown Banff. Originally established in 1908, the hotel blends historic character with contemporary accommodations in a prime downtown location close to Banff's shops, restaurants, galleries, and attractions. Guest rooms offer comfortable furnishings, premium bedding, modern bathrooms, and thoughtful amenities designed for a relaxing mountain stay. Hotel facilities include an onsite restaurant, rooftop hot tubs with mountain views, fitness centre, ski storage, and convenient access to year-round outdoor activities. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, reflecting the spirit of the Canadian Rockies while preserving the property's historic character. The overall experience combines location, comfort, and mountain hospitality, making it an ideal base for exploring Banff National Park.

Transfer from Banff to Calgary International Airport unless you plan to continue your stay in the area.