Arrival Vancouver

1 Day

25 km

After arrival at the airport, pick up the rental car and drive to the hotel. Check in and free time. 

Vancouver - Kamloops

1 Day

357 km

Leaving Vancouver behind you will drive out to the vast ranch lands of British Columbia's interior. You will follow the Gold Rush Trail, alongside the mighty Fraser River. At Hell's Gate or Boston Bar you may decide to briefly explore the imposing Fraser Canyon by airtram, or visit Lytton, one of ht evillages made famous by the Gold Rush. Passing through Merritt, you continue on to Kamloops - one of the main hubs of central British Columbia. Overnight in Kamloops. 

Kamloops - Wells Gray Provincial Park

1 Day

130 km

Your journey to the breathtaking vistas of Wells Gray Provincial Park leads you along the scenic Yellowhead Highway through the water and lava-shaped valley of the North Thompson River. You won't want to miss a visit to Clearwater's Yellowhead Museum for a taste of frontier life, or a stop at Spahats Creek Park where the volcanic origins of the area are still in evidence. Overnight in Wells Gray Provincial Park.

Wells Gray Provincial Park

1 Day

25 km

A wide range of activities: hiking, horse riding, river rafting, a stop at the impressive Helmcken Falls in the park, and more.. 

Wells Gray Provincial Park - Jasper

1 Day

330 km

Today, you will leave the peaceful delights of Wells Gray to head for the unforgettable splendour of the Rocky Mountains. En route to Jasper you will drive by the panoramic views of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Overnight in Jasper.

Jasper - Banff

1 Day

290 km

Start your day with a ride on the Jasper Skytram, giving you a bird's eye view of the town and surrounding parklands. Afterwards, depart along the Icefields Parkway, meandering through a landscape of peaks and glaciers, before pausing to admire the picturesque alpine waters of Peyto Lake and Moraine Lake. The sparkling, turquoise colours and the impressive glacier of Lake Louise are next on your not-to-be-missed list. The Trans-Canada Highway leads you to Banff, a year-round resort region that will treat you to spectacular wilderness scenery, outdoor sporting activities and modern accommodation facilities. Overnight in Banff.

Banff National Park

1 Day

20 km

Banff is yours to discover today. You can visit the Cave and Basin and Bow Falls, and take a thrilling gondola ride to the summit of Sulphur Mountain. Other activities offered in the park for your pleasure include river rafting, biking, horseback riding and hiking. Overnight in Banff.

Banff - Invermere/Radium Hot Springs

1 Day

160 km

Today you will drive through Kootenay National Park, a landscape dominated by lofty peaks, glaciers, deep valleys and crystal-blue lakes. Avisit to the park's hot springs or the Radium Hot Springs Resort which offers numerous activities and sights. Wildflowers decorate the alpine meadows, while grizzly bears, moose and mountain goats roam the park. Overnight in Invermere/Radium Hot Springs.

Invermere/Radium Hot Springs

1 Day

25 km

Spend a full day in Invermere, a summer paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy a myriad of activities, such as hiking, fishing, bird watching, boating and windsurfing on Lake Windermere. You can also visit Invermere's museum housing pioneer artifacts and local archives. Overnight in Invermere/Radium Hot Springs.

Invermere/Radium Hot Springs - Nelson

1 Day

380 km

From fresh water to fresh air, today, you will advance through the Kootenays. Respected by backpackers as a wilderness oasis of towering mountains, fresh air and abundant wildlife, this remote area is a traveller's dream... no crowds and no pollution. The area has been shaped by gold-seekers, a heritage celebrated in historic Fort Steele. You will enjoy the vistas of the Purcell and Selkirk mountain ranges as you take the world's longest free ferry ride across Kootenay Lake to Balfour. Your afternoon is free to explore Nelson, the reputed heritage capital of Western Canada. Overnight in Nelson. 

Nelson - Oliver/Osoyoos/Penticton

1 Day

270 km

The scenic adventure continues outbound from Nelson, parallel to the Amercian border, across Bonanza Pass and Gold Canyon. Boasting towering mountains, gentle valleys and sparkling lakes, this area is a haven for hikers and canoeists. Visit Grand Forks on the Kettle River reliving the period of Russion settlement or enjoying some excellent fishing. Overnight in Oliver/Osoyoos/Penticton. 

Oliver/Osoyoos/Penticton

1 Day

40 km

Take the day and explore the local area. Penticton boasts over 15 wide, sandy public beaches to relax and lounge on. If a day at the waterfront is not to your liking, perhaps a tasting tour at one of the 80 local wineries will provide a day of delectable indulgence! Overnight in Oliver/Osoyoos/Penticton. 

Oliver/Osoyoos/Penticton - Abbotsford

1 Day

250 km

En route to the sub-alpine meadows in Manning Provincial Park, you will drop into Oliver Park, the only true desert in Canada. Alternately, you will enjoy a hike through pristine Cathedral Provincial Park. Afterwards, you can explore Manning Provincial Park, known for its meadows and divers vegetation. The day's highlight comes after an extensive hike along the trail network a picture-perfect view of Three Brothers Mountain and Thunder Lake. Overnight in Abbotsford.

Abbotsford - Whistler

1 Day

300 km

Today the road leads northward along a route less travelled, boasting some of the most stunning scenery of the province interrupted only by smakk communities that thrive on the forestry and eco-tourism industries. Perhaps stop for a short time in the mountain village of Lilooet for a taste of small town western life. Turning westward, continue on to Whistler where one of the great destinations of the Canadian west awaits! Overnight in Whistler. 

Whistler

1 Day

5 km

Discover the wonderful nature and enjoy the variety of activities, such as excorted canoe and kayak trips, walks, mountainbike tours, zip-line trekking and many more. At the evening, you can shop around or enjoy a drink at a cafe in the traffic free center.

Whistler - Powell River

1 Day

230 km

You will drive past the sweeping seascapes, rugged cliffs, broad beaches and serene inlets of the breathtaking Sunshine Coast this morning before boarding for the first of several BC Ferries rides. Powell River is set against the backdrop of the Coast Mountains and offers great opportunities for outdoor activities including sea-kayaking, sailing, hiking and mountain biking. The coastal waters boast a rich variety of marine wildlife. Overnight in Powell River. 

Powell River - Campbell River

1 Day

70 km

This morning starts with a refreshing BC Ferries cruise across the Strait of Georgia to Vancouver Island. Look closely and you may even encounter some orcas. From the ferry, you will drive north through Comox Valley and up to Campbell River, a salmon-fishing paradise. Campbell River is recognized as a hub for outdoor adventure, close to Strathcona Provincial Park and home to such attractions as the Discovery Fishing Pier and the Discovery Passage Aquarium. Overnight in Campbell River. 

Campbell River - Pacific Rim National Park

1 Day

260 km

Today a panorama of scenic beauty is about to unfold before you. You will cross Vancouver Island to the Pacific Coast through ancient rainforests and provincial parks. You're venturing into true wildlife territory here, and you might even glimpse bears, deer, wolves and cougars. Even if you don't see them, you can be sure they're watching you. The Pacific Rim National Park is a marvel of ecological and geographical diversity, as you will see as you pass through dense rainforests, steep ravines and windswept beaches. Overnight in Pacific Rim National Park. 

Pacific Rim National Park

1 Day

Discover the ridged west coast of Vancouver Island, collect shells on Long Beach, participate in a facultative baot excursion to search for whales or make a planned walk in the region. Lodgings in Tofino.

Pacific Rim National Park - Victoria

1 Day

210 km

This morning the spectacular winding road takes you back to the east coast of the island with visits to Horne Lake Caves or Cathedral Grove. Your itinerary will reveal many hidden gems including native rock carvings at Sproat Lake and the picturesque falls at Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park. Passing through Nanaimo, you continue along the scenic Malahat Drive where you may decide to visit the murals of Chemainus or, the Forest Museum. Alternately, you may wish to visit the Quw'utsun' Cultural and Conference Centre in Duncan, scenically situated on six acres of landscaped pasture land. Representatives of the museum recall the Great Deeds - an oral history and legends of the Quw'utsun' people. The day's journey ends in Victoria, where the city's beautiful gardens and architecture celebrate its maritime heritage and colonial charm. Overnight in Victoria. 

Victoria - Vancouver

1 Day

70 km

An extended visit to the vibrant city: Inner-en Outer Harbor, Parliament Buildings, the Royal British Columbia Museum, several parks, gardens and elegant shoppingsstreets. Before embarking the ferry, make sure to make a stop at the famous Butchart Gardens. After disembarkation in Tsawwassen, you drive to the hotel near Vancouver Airport. 

Departure Vancouver

1 Day

10 km

Drop off the rental car and return flight. Indiviual prolongation possible with supplement.