House of travel - Canada & Alaska Brochure 2017

1. Canada & Alaska

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3. Canada & Alaska Map Barrow ARCTIC OCEAN GREENLAND (DENMARK) Prudhoe Bay ALASKA Fairbanks Denali National Park Anchorage YUKON Seward Kodiak Island Great Bear Lake Whitehorse NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NUNAVUT Skagway ATLANTIC OCEAN Juneau Yellowknife Sitka Petersburg Great Slave Lake BRITISH COLUMBIA Ketchikan HUDSON BAY Prince Rupert NEWFOUNDLAND ALBERTA Churchill Prince George SASKATCHEWAN St John’s Port Hardy MANITOBA Edmonton Jasper Campbell River Whistler Vancouver Victoria VANCOUVER ISLAND Lake Winnipeg GULF OF ST LAWRENCE QUÉBEC Banff Saskatoon Calgary CANADA ONTARIO NEW BRUNSWICK Fredericton Seattle Regina Halifax Winnipeg Québec City Trois Rivieres NOVA SCOTIA Thunder Bay Montréal Sudbury Lake Superior Ottawa Lake Huron Lake Ontario Lake Michigan Lake Erie UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MEXICO The Climate Monthly Average Temperatures in ˚C Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Calgary Edmonton Halifax Montréal Ottawa Québec City Toronto Vancouver Victoria Whitehorse Anchorage Fairbanks -9 -12 -6 -10 -11 -12 -4 3 3 -19 -10 -18 -6 -9 -6 -9 -9 -11 -4 5 5 -13 -8 -13 -2 -3 -2 -2 -3 -4 1 6 6 -7 -4 -4 4 5 4 6 6 3 6 9 8 1 5 7 10 12 9 13 13 11 12 12 12 7 13 17 14 16 15 18 18 16 17 15 14 12 17 22 17 18 18 21 21 19 21 17 16 14 18 23 16 17 18 19 19 18 21 17 16 12 17 19 11 11 14 14 14 13 16 14 14 7 12 13 6 6 8 8 8 7 10 10 10 1 6 -1 -3 -4 3 2 1 -1 5 6 6 10 -6 -12 -8 -11 -3 -7 -8 -9 -2 3 4 -16 -9 -16 Front Cover: Aurora Borealis, Alaska

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5. Contents General Information 1 Welcome to Alaska 34 Accommodation Ratings Anchorage 6 Tips for your Canada & Alaska Holiday Fairbanks Denali National Park, Kenai Peninsula, Juneau Experience West Coast Canada 4 Alaska by Rail Vancouver Accommodation & Sightseeing Independent Touring Overnight Tours from Vancouver Self-Drive Alaska Victoria, Vancouver Island Emerald Lake, Canada Arctic & Wildlife Tours Whistler Touring Canada & Alaska 42 The Rockies Calgary Take a Tour Calgary Stampede Take to the Ocean Experience East Coast Canada 16 Toronto Niagara Falls Montréal Niagara Falls, Canada Québec City Halifax Explore Canada 22 Touring by Rental Car Touring by Motorhome Self-Drive Canada Explore by Rail Rocky Mountaineer Independent Touring Coach Tours Denali National Park, Alaska Wildlife Tours & Resorts General Information Accommodation Ratings To assist with the selection of your accommodation we have created our own rating system allowing you to compare each property. These are personal ratings offered by our people from their own experience and should therefore be used as a guide only. These ratings may alter throughout the year due to a change of circumstances. A standard level of accommodation with a limited range of rooms and facilities. Rooms are clean and comfortable with basic furnishings. Moderate accommodation with a reasonable range of rooms and facilities, with rooms furnished to a comfortable standard. Superior standard of accommodation with a wide range of rooms and facilities, and a higher standard of service. First Class accommodation with excellent facilities and services. Accommodation in this rating is considered among the best in the country. When selecting your accommodation please note that the overall quality of properties in Canada and Alaska is generally lower than equivalent priced properties in other countries, particularly in the lower ratings. Child Policy: Please note bedding configuration varies between properties and in some cases with different room types within a property. Some hotels also offer family bonuses and specials. Your travel consultant will help you choose the hotel to best suits you and your family’s needs. Price Indicator: The price is provided as a guide only. The actual price may differ to that indicated in this brochure due to currency fluctuations, special events, trade shows or peak periods. Your travel consultant will quote you the actual price at the time of booking. Per person pricing is based in New Zealand dollars. 1

6. 6 TIPS for your Canada & Alaska Holiday Spectacular seasons Wildlife on the move Trains, planes and automobiles Everyone knows of the USA and Route 66, but Canada is just as epic for a road trip. This is history, culture and natural beauty at its very best, and with a massive terrain of 9.985 million km², discovering this diverse land by road is an absolute pleasure. Coastline, prairies, mountains and emerald lakes, it’s all in Canada. The seasons vary considerably in Canada and Alaska, and days, just like in New Zealand, can experience multiple weather changes. In Alberta, the temperature once changed from -19ºC to 22ºC in just one hour. From giant moose with jutting antlers to polar bears in the very north, the wildlife here is as abundant as the maple syrup (or Alaskan salmon). Enjoy real-life encounters with enormous whales; there are more than 30 species in the Canadian oceans, many of which are quite acrobatic. Tour boats are kitted out with whale-watching mod cons such as elevated viewing platforms, 360 degree lookouts and hydrophones. Autumn in Canada’s north-west territories brings breath taking auroras and the great caribou migration, while winter calls for cosy log cabins and a roaring fire. Winter enthusiasts will revel in Alaska, when outdoor adventures abound (dog mushing, snowboarding, skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling) and the northern lights are in full glow. The renowned Rocky Mountaineer showcases North America’s highest peaks, while the Alaska Railroad network is immensely popular in summer, its wide windows and domes providing the perfect vantage point. To witness the formidable ‘salmon runs’ in all its leaping, writhing glory, Autumn brings a mass of thrashing salmon heading steadily up Canada and Alaska’s streams. Notably Adams River in British Columbia, home to one of the world’s most celebrated salmon runs. Optimum grizzly bear viewing months fall between spring and autumn, before they take a gigantic bear-sized nap for winter. Alaska is also famed for its float planes. As the largest state in the U.S., it’s also the least accessible by road. Providing the perfect excuse to take to the skies from the water. What an experience! There are dozens of Alaskan events taking place in late February and March. Then, in spring, Canadian ice melts and bears awaken from their slumber. Come summer, everyone is outdoors again, but this time in 25ºC sunshine. 2

7. Natural wonders Poutine Canada on the culinary map A collection of cultures You can see the Northern Lights in both Canada and Alaska. The most reliable spot in Alaska is Fairbanks because it sits directly under the aurora oval, whereas in Canada, Yellowknife is the winter bolthole for jaw-dropping aurora viewing. Canada has a rich French heritage, especially in Québec. Although the vocabulary differs from that in France, you’ll find plenty of Francophile culture, which includes Canadian influenced French cuisine. Look out for tourquettes - lollies made by pouring boiling maple syrup onto snow. Canada’s famed poutine is found nationwide. A messy pile of chips, cheese curds and gravy, it’s a faultless combination. In Montréal, La Banquise has more than 30 types to choose from and is open 24 hours a day. While Québec hosts an annual ‘Poutine Week’ during the first week of February. Canada’s Icefields Parkway carves a route through 100 ancient glaciers, waterfalls and turquoise lakes between Jasper and Lake Louise. Remember to fill your tank before you depart, there’s only one service station en route. The First Nations are the various Aboriginal Canadians who are neither Inuit nor Métis. Across the country there are various cultural centres and museums, but Vancouver’s Stanley Park with its towering totem poles is particularly impressive. Also in Canada, you’ll find maple syrup in/on/poured over everything and the Montréal Smoked Meat Sandwich is not to be missed. Alaska’s King Crab quite literally rules the menu. The months between October and January provide the best time for tasting. Devour huge platters of enormous crab legs - fully cracked open and dripping with a generous dose of sauce. Equally sublime is crimson Alaskan salmon. Naturally delicious, you’ll need little more than black pepper and a wedge of lemon. Alaska hosts many impressive fjords, but Kenai Fjords National Park tops the lot for startling glaciers, as well as the largest ice fields in the U.S. Not to be outdone, Canada delights visitors with the Rocky Mountains and plentiful lakes, including Lake Louise, which is flanked by picture-perfect mountain peaks and in winter, becomes a gigantic, naturally-forming ice rink. Alaskan traditions are so deep-rooted, you’ll enjoy a full agenda of native dancing, traditional music, crafts, festivals and history. Of course, dog sledding is a state obsession. Partake in an excursion, or visit in March when the 1850 kilometre Iditarod Sled Dog Race from Anchorage to Nome occurs. 3

8. Experience West Coast Canada Awe-inspiring mountains, icefields, wind-rippled prairies and a coastline gashed with fjords; Canada’s western-most provinces of British Columbia and Alberta have some of the world’s most spectacular wilderness. Fast Facts Country Name: Canada Population: 36 million British Columbia melds this scenic splendour with the sophistication of Vancouver and the old-world charm of its province capital, Victoria. Several magnificent rail and road journeys begin on this western seaboard. The Sea to Sky Highway leads to Whistler through majestic alpine scenery, with the Rocky Mountaineer train taking a similar path. Join the Rocky Mountaineer on another great rail journey passing through canyons and lakes on your way to neighbouring Alberta. Capital: Ottawa Currency: Canadian Dollar Time Zone: Varies between states Electricity: Current is 120V/60HZ Plug is a 2 point rectangle-pin adaptor Set sail on the Pacific Ocean through the famed Inside Passage or cruise the Discovery Coast. Not only is the landscape magnificent but the land and sea abounds with wildlife, including whales, sea lions, bears and elk. Festivals and Events 2017 13-23 Jan Okanagan Wine Festival, BC Sublime alpine Lake Louise and mountain resorts, including Banff and Jasper, entice travellers inland to Alberta. Calgary and its famous stampede and Edmonton, Canada’s festival city, which boasts the world’s largest shopping and entertainment complex, add to its allure. 13 Jun-23 Aug Banff Summer Arts Festival, Alberta 29 Jun-08 Jul Montréal Jazz Festival 01 Jul Canada Day 07-16 Jul Calgary Stampede Both provinces are home to many First Nations – Canada’s original inhabitants. Discover their ancient culture by sleeping in a tipi or watching traditional dances. Kayak along routes used by centuries of fur trappers or paddle across tranquil fjords in the company of otters and porpoises. 07-17 Sep Toronto Film Festival 09 Oct Thanksgiving Day 19 Nov-31 Jan Winter Festival of Lights, Ontario 4

9. Vancouver Ski or snowboard in the morning, play golf or go kayaking in the afternoon, Vancouver’s location between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains makes all this possible and also ensures that the city regularly features among the most liveable cities in the world. With Mother Nature on your front doorstep it’s no wonder Vancouver abounds with outdoor activities from sailing to hiking the Grouse Grind Mountain Trail just 20 minutes from the city. But, as British Columbia’s largest city, Vancouver is also a sophisticated centre of arts, shopping and entertainment. Explore farmers markets, exotic Chinatown with its apothecary shops, or spot the stars and smell the coffee on trendy Robson Street. Our favourite things to see and do Market Experience – Head to Granville Island to check out the amazing market. For any self-confessed foodie a chef-guided culinary market tour is a must. Capilano Suspension Bridge – Not for the faint- hearted! Cross the 70 metre high bridge and explore the Treetops Adventure nearby. For an extra thrill take a walk along the structurally amazing Cliffwalk, high above the Capilano River. Flyover Canada – The best way to see all of Canada without leaving your seat. An amazing 4D experience that will fly you from the East Coast to the West Coast of Canada over all four seasons. Aquabus – An easy and fun way to head across to Granville Island and the inner part of False Creek and Yaletown. ©Destination BC & Kamil Bialous Stanley Park – So close to the city and a great place to relax and enjoy nature. The flat, paved path around the park is 10 kilometres in length and circles the entire park. Walk, cycle, run or even rollerblade. Gastown – Experience the charm of historic Vancouver, born in 1867. Visit fashion shops, galleries, restaurants or experience the nightlife. A visit to the food market is well worth it. © Destination BC & Erik Rojas Grouse Mountain – Only 20 minutes from downtown Vancouver and a favourite for skiers and snowboarders. In the summer visit the grizzly bear refuge and the viewPOD. Shopping – There are so many places to shop in Vancouver. For the serious shopper you want Robson and Alberni Streets. Then there is Metrotown, the biggest shopping mall in BC with 500+ shops. ©Destination BC & Kamil Bialous © Destination BC & Nina Vis 5

10. Vancouver Accommodation SOUTH SHORE SEA BUS GASTOWN CANADA PLACE WATER ST ABBOTT ST Harbour Centre Observation HARBOUR FERRY DOCK W. HASTINGS 10 8 W. PENDER MELVILLE ALBERNI ST Stanley Park DUNSMUIR ST GEORGIA ST CAMBIE ST BEATTY ST RICHARDS ST ROBSON ST 9 CHILCO ST DENMAN ST GILFORD ST 4 HARO ST BARCLAY ST NELSON ST COMOX ST PENDRELL ST City Stage BIDWELL ST BURRARD ST ROBONSTRASSE 7 Bc Place 1 Stadium TAYLOR ST 6 CARDERO ST 3 BUTE ST SMITHE ST Orpheum Theatre CAMBIE BRIDGE 2 5 English Bay Beach MAINLAND ST HOWE ST BROUGHTON ST DAVIE ST NICOLA ST HAMILTON ST HOMER ST YALETOWN HELMCKEN ST Arts Club Theatre JERVIS ST SEYMOUR ST HORNBY ST Alexandra Park GRANVILLE DRAKE ST Sunset Beach Park Vancouver Expo ‘86 Aquatic Centre English Bay False Creek BURRARD Civic Marina Vanier Park Maritime Mueseum Planetarium GRANVILLE ISLAND 2 1 Century Plaza Hotel & Spa Sandman Hotel City Centre Vancouver Do you want the convenience of making some of your meals but have all the services of a hotel? Throw in some day spa pampering, a great Italian restaurant and a Comedy Club for entertainment and you’re all set. Head through the spacious contemporary lobby and find yourself only a short walk along Burrard Street to the heart of Robson Street’s shops, cafés and the Vancouver Art Gallery. This is a great spot to explore the city sights from. Nestled in downtown Vancouver, it’s only a short walk to the main attractions and there is a great selection of restaurants, bars and shops only a block away. You’re a 10 minute stroll from trendy Yaletown and Gastown. If you have any energy left try out the fitness centre and swimming pool before relaxing at Moxie’s Grill and Bar. 3 4 Rosedale on Robson Suite Hotel Blue Horizon Hotel It ticks all the boxes if you’re looking for more than just a hotel room. Whether travelling with a family or on your own, the separate bedroom and living room plus galley kitchen are a real bonus. Pack the walking shoes, there’s a lot nearby to explore – the shops on Robson Street and trendy Yaletown with its unique galleries and restaurants are on your doorstep. Step outside and you are amongst the boutiques and sidewalk cafés of fashionable Robson Street, with Stanley Park not far away. On the must do list is the Hop On Hop Off Attractions Trolley which stops right in front of the hotel entrance making it easy for you to plan a day or two of sightseeing. Relax and enjoy the indoor heated pool, whirlpool and sauna, perfect for re-energising before enjoying a meal of wild pan seared salmon on the summer sidewalk patio of Abode Restaurant. 6

11. Vancouver Accommodation 5 6 7 Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel Hotel Blu L’Hermitage Hotel Slow down and take in the panoramic views of the skyline and the Pacific Ocean from the floor to ceiling window of your room. After a full day of exploring and sightseeing, relax in your plush bathrobe before sinking into your Sheraton Sweet Sleeper™ bed. Jump into the heated indoor swimming pool or ease into the whirlpool to get refreshed. Being in the heart of Vancouver, the shops and restaurants of Robson Street and Yaletown are just a short stroll away. Modern and elegant, this sophisticated hotel is in a prime location for shopping and sightseeing right on the corner of Robson Street. Within a few minutes walk you’ll have everything you may need in Vancouver. Granville Street with great dining and entertainment is a couple of blocks away, or take a short walk down to Gastown and enjoy the pubs, restaurants and shops of this quaint area. After a busy day on your feet, relax in the hotel’s Jacuzzi or steam room or enjoy a glass of wine beside the fire. This stylish hotel is quickly becoming a Vancouver favourite. With the latest technology, you can turn on your TV, lights, open your curtains and more, all from your bed using the bedside tablet. Hotel Blu also prides itself on being green so jump on one of the complimentary bicycles and explore some of the nearby neighbourhoods such as Yaletown, home to amazing restaurants and interesting shops. 8 9 10 Fairmont Waterfront Rosewood Hotel Georgia Fairmont Pacific Rim Right in the very heart of Vancouver, the location is hard to beat. A short stroll will have you in historic Gastown where you’ll find trendy pubs and eateries, or browse the latest fashions on nearby Robson Street. Feeling active? Head to nearby Stanley Park for a stroll or cycle around some of its 10 kilometres of pathways. The Fairmont Waterfront is also ideal if you are going cruising as it is across the road from the cruise terminal. This elegant retreat first opened in 1927 and has had guests including Elvis Presley, Katharine Hepburn and British royalty. There is an endless list of activities nearby: Alberni Street known as the Rodeo Drive of Vancouver with its global fashion houses, art galleries and museums, Granville Island featuring a farmers market, eateries, a brewery, artisan studios and live theatre, or for an urban escape, Stanley Park or the Botanical Garden offer wonderful open spaces. Found by the waterfront with views over the North Shore Mountains and Stanley Park, this modern hotel is both chic and stylish, providing a sophisticated yet relaxed vibe. You have a choice of three distinct dining destinations; Pacific Northwest cuisine, Italian- inspired café/wine bar or the Lobby Lounge for classic cocktails. Take a stroll along the oceanside towards Gastown where you will find an abundance of restaurants and cafés. 7

12. Vancouver Sightseeing The Stanley Bicycle Tour This unique tour includes a perfect mixture of both trail riding and seawall cruising. Weave down the pristine forest trails that criss-cross through the park, and learn about the amazing wilderness city. It’s an easy 9-10 kilometre ride on dedicated bike trails at a relaxed pace. World’s Best Food Truck Tour The most mind- blowing lunch experience foodies will ever have – five courses, seven tastings and nine stories. Drool over delicious Berkshire pork terimayo, butter chicken naan kebab, hot smoked wild salmon sandwich, fried rice balls, topped off with a chocolate Diablo cookie. © Tourism Vancouver © Destination BC Alex Strohl Panorama Classic Air Tour The exhilarating spray of the water is a highlight during takeoff and landing on this great introduction to seaplane aviation. Departing from downtown Vancouver’s bustling Coal Harbour, enjoy a complete aerial tour of the city and surrounding mountains. © Tourism Vancouver Granville Island Market Tour Join some of the province’s top chefs for a guided market experience. A small group of food lovers will eat their way through the distinct areas and learn from the professionals on where to shop, what ingredients to buy and most importantly, what to do with them. © Regien Paassen © Tourism Vancouver & Al Harvey Vancouver City and the Lookout Begin your guided tour downtown and then head over to the natural oasis that is Stanley Park. Stop at Prospect Point for a photo of Lions Gate Bridge. After discovering Granville Island you’ll make your way up the Vancouver Lookout for views across this beautiful city. Attractions Trolley Tour Tour at your own pace, hopping on and off as you please. Enjoy the popular spots of Stanley Park, Chinatown, Gastown, Granville Island and more. All stops are fully commentated so you’ll discover what makes this spectacular city so special. 8

13. North Shore Sea to Sky Tour Enjoy this fantastic day tour to the rugged wilderness of the Sea to Sky corridor. Take in the ocean-side town of Horseshoe Bay, feel the spray from Shannon Falls, rise 855 metres to the top of the Sea to Sky Gondola and cross the Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge. Whistler with Peak 2 Peak Gondola Enjoy breath taking views along the thrilling Sea to Sky Highway and spend the afternoon experiencing the beauty of Whistler Village and the alpine environment. Take the Peak 2 Peak Gondola high above Whistler where you’ll have unbelievable views of glaciers, snow-capped peaks and more. © Tourism Vancouver Victoria and Butchart Gardens Cruise through the beautiful Gulf Islands to BC’s quaint capital. Marvel at the awesome, ever- changing Butchart Gardens, then drive the scenic route into Victoria, with free time to explore this unique city. Note: Ask us about returning by floatplane. Sea Safari Step aboard the Sea Safari for an unforgettable ride of Howe Sound. Here you will find yourself racing beside steep cliffs, watching seals at play, observing the majestic bald eagles and other marine birds go about their daily activities and peak into sea caves. Grouse Mountain and Capilano Suspension Bridge Up for a thrill? Walk over the spectacular Capilano Suspension Bridge and enjoy a Treetops Adventure. Then take the unforgettable skyride to the top of Grouse Mountain, wander the trails and see grizzly bears in the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. Fly ‘n’ Dine to Horseshoe Bay Escape by seaplane to tranquil Horseshoe Bay. Enjoy a gourmet © Tourism Vancouver meal at the Boathouse Restaurant and marvel at the ocean views before heading back to the city in a limousine. © Tourism Vancouver © Destination BC Reuben Krabbe 9

14. Overnight Tours from Vancouver © Destination BC Kamil Bialous © Destination BC Blake Jorgenson Discover Victoria with Floatplane 2 days/1 night Discover Victoria with Whale Watching 3 days/2 nights Discover Whistler return by Floatplane 3 days/2 nights After your ferry crossing from Vancouver, explore the beautiful Butchart Gardens before discovering the delights of Victoria. You’ll love the scenery on your return trip by floatplane. This is an experience of a lifetime. Tour the waters around Vancouver Island and have the opportunity to view orcas, dolphins and bald eagles in their natural environment. Discover the unique blend of contrasts the Sea to Sky region is famous for: cities and forests, bustling action and natural serenity and deep valleys and snow-capped peaks. Day 1: Vancouver – Victoria Depart in the morning on a guided coach tour to Victoria. Cruise across the Georgia Strait through the beautiful Gulf Islands before arriving on Vancouver Island. Travel to the world renowned Butchart Gardens where you have two hours to enjoy them. Tour the scenic Ocean Drive, Uplands, Oak Bay and the University of Victoria and enjoy a Victoria City Tour before being taken to your hotel. Day 1: Vancouver – Victoria Depart Vancouver in the morning on a guided coach tour to Victoria. Cruise across Georgia Strait through the Gulf Islands to Vancouver Island for your tour of Butchart Gardens. Day 1: Vancouver – Whistler Depart Vancouver on a coach service along the scenic Sea to Sky Highway to Whistler, enjoy panoramic vistas of the Howe Sound and the Coastal Mountain Range. Day 2: Victoria Your morning whale watch tour is an exhilarating round trip in search of marine wildlife. The boat is very stable and there is a certified marine biologist and naturalist onboard. Day 2: Whistler Board the Whistler Peak 2 Peak Gondola, the longest and highest chair lift in the world, for unparalleled views. Take a walk along one of the scenic trails - you may even spot a bear. Day 2: Victoria – Vancouver Enjoy a free day to explore Victoria. On your return floatplane journey, you’ll love the stunning views of Victoria Harbour and downtown Vancouver. Day 3: Whistler – Vancouver Enjoy a free day to explore Whistler before departing mid afternoon on a scenic floatplane flight to Coal Harbour Downtown Vancouver. Day 3: Victoria – Vancouver Explore Victoria at your leisure. The transfer back is an open ticket so you can return to Vancouver whenever you like. Departures: Daily (Apr-Oct) Departures: Daily (Apr-Oct) Departures: Daily (Apr-Sep) Inclusions: 1 nights accommodation, 5 hour guided tour to Victoria, admission to the Butchart Gardens, floatplane from Victoria to Vancouver Price Guide From: $567 Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, 5 hour guided tour, admission to the Butchart Gardens, 3 hour Orca Spirit Whale Watch, transfer from Victoria to Vancouver Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, 3 hour one way tour to Whistler, Peak 2 Peak Gondola, admission to Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre, floatplane from Whistler to Vancouver Price Guide From: $592 Price Guide From: $651 © Tourism Whistler Mike Crane The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 10

15. Victoria, Vancouver Island Our favourite things to see and do Beacon Hill Park – Wander around this beautiful park filled with native habitats and manicured gardens. Try a spot of bird watching or sit and watch the world go by. Rogers’ Chocolate Shop – No visit to Victoria is complete without visiting Rogers’ Chocolate shop. The first chocolates were made here in 1885 and they haven’t looked back since. Try one of their many flavours or take some home as a gift. Dining – With the second highest number of restaurants per capita in North America, Victoria is a culinary paradise. Many of the city’s top chefs focus their menus on products grown on Vancouver Island. Shopping – Four blocks along Government Street turn into Trounce Alley, one of Victoria’s best kept secrets. Fashion and gift shops await. Across the street is Bastion Square, once the site of Victoria’s Court House, a brothel and several hangings, it is now full with shops and restaurants. Ghost Tours – Victoria is said to be one of the most haunted towns in British Columbia with over 5000 years of history. Explore historic courtyards, alleys and hear some scary stories. Museums – From the oldest maritime museum in Western Canada to the Naval and Military Museum, you’ll find a lot of interesting facts and artefacts on show in Victoria. Golf – Victoria is a golfer’s dream. With a climate that encourages golfing year-round, Victoria and Vancouver Island are home to many of Canada’s most beautiful and challenging courses. Culinary Tours – Join a culinary walking tour of Victoria. A couple of our favourites are the Knife and Fork Culinary Tour and the Craft Beer Culinary Tour. Both offer a variety of yummy food. Wineries – Just a short drive north of Victoria you’ll find a cluster of wineries along the Saanich Peninsula, many of which are small and family-owned. The Peninsula is also home to a cidery as well as parks and organic farms. Take a day to sip and sample on the way to Butchart Gardens. A perfect day in Victoria, Vancouver Island On the southern tip of Vancouver Island, an elegant reminder of the British Empire lives on as the capital of British Columbia. Victoria, with its iconic Provincial Legislature buildings and Empress Hotel, provides a remarkable contrast to the untamed landscapes that surround it. Victoria is well known for the amazing Butchart Gardens just 20 minutes outside downtown. A designated National Historic Site, Butchart has over 50 acres of magnificent gardens to explore. Take a stroll through themed gardens linked by spacious lawns, streams and lily ponds. The gardens were established in 1904 and are in the style of the grand estates of the time. If you happen to be in Victoria between April-October you can’t go past a whale watching trip. For a real thrill head out on a zodiac, or take the leisurely option on a covered boat. Head out in search of minke whales, gray whales, harbour seals and other marine life. If you’re lucky enough you might be able to spot one of the resident orcas that live near Victoria year round. Join a cycling tour where you can explore the sights and sounds of James Bay and Oak Bay and get an insightful commentary on what makes Victoria one of the most treasured cities in the world. You must’ve worked up an appetite by now, so for a treat why not indulge in a traditional afternoon tea in the Empress’ Tea Lobby and reminisce on the grandeur of a bygone era. Getting to and from Victoria couldn’t be easier. Take a leisurely 90 minute ferry ride across the gulf or spoil yourself and take a 35 minute floatplane trip where you’ll be awarded with amazing views of the gulf. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Chateau Victoria Hotel & Suites Inn at Laurel Point Fairmont Empress Hotel © Phu Dui 11

16. Whistler Our favourite things to see and do Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre– This centre is dedicated to the history and culture of local First Nation people, showcasing traditional singers and dancers. Spend a day here watching the artists weaving and carving, explore nature on the Cultural Forest Walk, visit the gift shop and taste indigenous food at the café. Zip Trek Bear Tour – Experience an incredible journey on a series of five ziplines joined by a network of suspension bridges, boardwalks and trails. Explore the hidden beauty of Fitzsimmons Creek and the picturesque forest valley between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. River of Golden Dreams – Float your boat down Whistler’s own lazy river, the meandering 5 kilometre long waterway is a favourite with the locals. Golf – If you’re not a golf devotee, don’t let that stop you from playing a round on one of Whistler’s championship courses. You’ll always have distracting views to blame for going over par. Fly-fishing– Whistler has some of the best fly-fishing in the world for salmon and trout. Farmers’ Market – Every Wednesday and Sunday the Whistler Farmers’ Market offers farm-fresh local product, artisan treats, art, gifts and entertainment. Lost Lake – Take a 10 minute stroll from the village out to Lost Lake and explore the surrounding network of hiking and biking trails. Rainforest Canopy – Experience Whistler’s coastal temperate rainforest from the ground up. Explore trails, cross a network of suspension bridges and take in the views from the treetops, learn about the local ecosystem from your guide and see if you can spot the local wildlife. Dog Sledding – Let your eager and powerful dog team lead you through narrow winding trails of forests graced with cedar giants that are hundreds of years old. Stop for a warm up at a trapper’s cabin on Totem Pole Lake and learn about the history of Canadian fur trappers. Skiing – Whistler Blackcomb features two majestic mountains and epic skiing and snowboarding conditions. Skiing and snowboarding equipment rental shops are conveniently located throughout the village. A perfect day in Whistler There is so much to do in Whistler, it’s hard to know where to begin. Take a ride up Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains and hop on the Peak 2 Peak Gondola. The journey between the two provides a 360 degree window into Whistler Blackcomb’s alpine environment. You could quite easily spend a whole day up here exploring the many hiking trails and must-sees such as Black Tusk, Overlord Glacier and the Inukshuks (the iconic Whistler photo op) but there is also plenty to do in the valley below. Explore by bike on the paved Valley Trail that runs 40 kilometres and connects trails with beaches, lakes and golf courses, or simply spend time soaking up the atmosphere in this pedestrian-only village as you meander around the shops and restaurants. Bears! You may spot one from the chairlift or while strolling through the outskirts of the village but to almost guarantee a sighting of Whistler’s famous black bears head out on a viewing tour. Ride in comfort in a 4x4 vehicle and learn about Whistler’s favourite residents from experienced guides. If all this is a bit too strenuous take time to relax and unwind at the Scandinave Spa that offers majestic scenery in a tranquil and secluded setting. For dinner why not take a Whistler Tasting Tour progressive dinner. Four of Whistler’s best restaurants, including Whistler Brewhouse and Quattro, are in one multi-course meal and this means it’s one of the rare opportunities when you actually can have it all. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Aava Whistler Delta Whistler Village Suites Westin Resort & Spa © Tourism Whistler 12

17. The Rockies National Parks, stunning peaks, lakes and icefields are why The Rockies are so well known. But it isn’t just the scenery that makes it so special, it’s also the outstanding wildlife, ski resorts and super quaint villages. Lake Louise Banff Jasper Welcome to the most photographed spot in the Rockies – Lake Louise. To beat the crowds in summer, for that perfect photo of majestic Victoria Glacier, treat yourself to a stay at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise – the only hotel right on the glistening emerald lake. One of Canada’s top alpine resort towns with award winning restaurants, unique shops and hot mineral springs as well as plenty of scenic wonders all within an alpine village setting. Jasper is a peaceful, quaint village where you can explore the outdoors. There is an abundance of wildlife close to the town and hiking trails through Jasper National Park. Enjoy a hike through the Valley of the Five Lakes or head along the path to Cavell Meadows where you’ll be awarded with views of the beautiful lake and glacier. For the most spectacular views and photo opportunities in Banff National Park, the Banff Gondola will take you to the top of Sulphur Mountain on a seven minute ride. The views of the surrounding mountains and downtown Banff are spectacular. In summer hire a canoe and spend a few hours on the lake or take a walk along the northern shores to fully appreciate this ‘Jewel of the Rockies’. There’s a stunning waterfall hidden at the back of the lake that freezes in the winter months. This is a great place to get back to nature and you might even be lucky enough to spot a bear or two in the nearby woods. Take in the view of the well photographed Spirit Island at Maligne Lake on a lake cruise or stop at Maligne Canyon for some staggering views of the river below, thundering through a series of beautiful waterfalls. A short walk out of town will have you taking photos of the beautiful Bow Falls and Bow River. You also can’t miss a visit to the hoodoos (rocks that look like needles). Take a walk along the hoodoos trail or drive to Surprise Corner which has great views of the Bow River. Heading south out of town is the stunning Icefields Parkway that heads all the way down to Banff. You’ll be able to join a tour that heads out on to the Athabasca Glacier and hear stories of early explorers in the valley at the Columbia Icefields Centre. If you’re game head out on the Glacier Skywalk – a glass bottom one kilometre cliff-edged walkway that leads to a platform where glass is all that separates you from a 280 metre drop. One of the most popular hikes is the walk to Lake Agnes. Make sure to stop at Lake Agnes Tea House, where a slice of freshly baked apple crumble accompanies a cup of their 100 different varieties of tea. To finish off your day enjoy a visit to the Upper Hot Springs near the Banff Gondola. These are an excellent place to relax and soak in the wondrously hot waters surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas. Lake Louise is a year round destination and in winter you’ll be busy with world-class skiing, ice skating and sleigh rides. Our favourite places to stay: Our favourite places to stay: Our favourite places to stay: • Deer Lodge • Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise • Fox Hotel & Suites • Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel • Best Western Jasper Inn & Suites • Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge 13

18. Calgary Our favourite things to see and do Calgary Stampede – Taking place in July, this is one of the world’s greatest rodeos. It attracts top cowboys to test their skills on bucking broncos and fiesty bulls. Calgary Downtown Walking Tour – Explore downtown Calgary by foot, seeing where the locals go to shop and eat, plus you’ll learn about the history of the city along the way. Lougheed House – This historic sandstone mansion was once the home of one of Calgary’s most distinguished families. Now a National Historic Site, the house and gardens have been carefully restored. Reader Rock Garden – A haven for nature lovers, this garden, named for William Reader, has been restored to the original plans. Reader designed and built the garden himself, proving that plants (over 4000 varieties) from all over the world could grow in Calgary’s climate. Fort Calgary – The exhibits at Fort Calgary tell the story of the arrival of the Northwest Mounted Police, the building of Fort Calgary and the development of Calgary as a community. Travel through time and see Calgary grow as you walk down Main Street. The Badlands – About an hour out of Calgary you’ll find weird striped hills and otherworldly rock formations otherwise known as The Badlands. View the impressive Horseshoe Canyon and learn about the geology, history and native plants and animals at the Interpretive Centre. Drumheller – An hour and a half from Calgary is ‘The Dinosaur Capital of the World’ where you can visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. It is home to 130,000 fossils of over 300 different species and one of the best dinosaur museums in the world. You can also take the optional Dinosite Tour, a three kilometre guided walk to search for fossils, see dinosaur bones in the ground, and learn about ancient Alberta. Mountains, Lakes and Waterfalls – A gateway to the Rockies, Banff National Park and Lake Louise, Calgary is a great place to explore these natural wonders from. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump – A UNESCO World Heritage site that tells the story of the hunting practice of the native people of the North American plains for the past 6000 years. A native guide leads you through the exhibit and out to the cliff jump, sharing the history and lifestyle of the first people. A perfect day in Calgary Calgary, where the Canadian prairies collide with the Rocky Mountains, is Canada’s oil town. With its fortunes tied to energy prices it’s either boom or bust here; a whiff of the Wild West still wafts around its glitzy shopping malls and skyscrapers. Calgary was established in the 19th century as a headquarters for the Mounted Police, but it was also a railway town and fur trading post. Enjoy breakfast at one of the many restaurants and cafés on Stephen Avenue Walk before checking out one of the art galleries or boutiques along this daytime pedestrian mall. A popular gathering place for the locals is nearby Olympic Plaza where in warmer weather you’ll find a wading pool and in the cooler months, ice skating. It’s easy to lose track of time at Heritage Park Historical Village, Canada’s largest living history museum, just a short drive from Calgary downtown. You can wander through the village and see how people lived in the mid 1800s to the mid 1900s, ride the steam train, climb aboard the S.S. Moyie paddle wheeler, savour baked treats from the Alberta Bakery or enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride. What day would be complete without shopping? Head to the Calgary Eaton Centre or Scotia Centre where you’ll find a mix of designer fashion and popular brand names. Head up the Calgary Tower to rest your feet and feast your eyes with views over the city and Rocky Mountains. If you’re feeling brave, you can step out into space, on the glass floor of the observation deck. Stay for dinner at the revolving restaurant and dine on the local Alberta beef. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Sandman Hotel Calgary International Hotel Fairmont Palliser © Travel Alberta 14

19. Calgary Stampede Calgary Stampede 4 days/3 nights The Calgary Stampede Rodeo features the world’s most skilled competitors and highest quality horses, bulls and steers. At night feel the pounding of hooves and trembling of the ground as you witness the heart- stopping action. The Grandstand Show will dazzle you with elaborate entertainment and an incredible fireworks display. Day 1: Calgary Free day to take in the festivities. Day 2: Calgary With admission into the stampede grounds you can watch the afternoon rodeo events, including rodeo races, calf roping, steer wrestling, bull riding, the only women’s event – barrel racing and the most physically demanding rodeo event – bareback. Day 3: Calgary Enjoy a combination of entertainment this evening at the thundering GMC Rangeland Derby with Chuckwagon Racing and the Grandstand Show – a spectacular stage show. A mix of grit and glam that you’ll never forget. Admission to the stampede grounds is also included. Day 4: Calgary Tour ends. Note: Ask about extra nights and event tickets Departures: Between 07-16 Jul 17 Inclusions: 3 nights moderate accommodation, Light Rail Transit pass for 2 days, Calgary Tower Elevation Pass, ticket to the afternoon rodeo including a souvenir program, ticket to the evening Chuckwagon Races & Grandstand Show including a souvenir program, Calgary Stampede polo t-Shirt and carry bag, 2 Skyrides over stampede grounds, entrance to the stampede grounds for 2 days Price Guide From: $1128 The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 15

20. Experience East Coast Canada French-speaking Canadians, cobblestone streets, historic buildings, polar bears, beluga whales, dazzling northern lights and national and provincial parks are all part of the mix that makes the Eastern Provinces, from Manitoba to Nova Scotia, so rich in heritage, culture and diversity. Manitoba sits between the Western and Eastern Provinces of Canada and boasts a haven for outdoor wilderness experiences and wildlife viewing, especially the polar bears of Churchill. The landscape goes from prairie grassland in the south and west, lakes and forests in the east to the arctic coastline in the extreme north. From the powerful Niagara Falls to the seat of Parliament, the vibrant metropolis of Toronto to the Canadian Mounties on parade in Ottawa, you can enjoy many of the best museums and cultural facilities of Canada in the Province of Ontario. Bonjour Québec… not only will you see street signs in French and hear French speaking Canadians, but cities that blend the old with the new. In Montréal, above ground enjoy Old Montréal with cobbled streets, outdoor cafés and English pubs, then go underground and be amazed by the network of walkways connecting boutiques and businesses. Québec City is a walled city and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wander the charming narrow cobbled streets, stop at a patisserie or chocolaterie and dine on French cuisine. Then on to the rugged coastline and colourful fishing villages that make Atlantic Canada’s Nova Scotia, a stunning outdoor paradise. 16

21. Toronto Our favourite things to see and do CN Tower – Push your boundaries with the CN Tower EdgeWalk. Stroll the edge of the tower’s main pod 365 metres above street level while taking in unparalleled views from the world’s highest full-circle, hands-free walk. St. Lawrence Market – Grab a peameal bacon sandwich at the 200 year old market, ranked best among food markets anywhere. Hockey Hall of Fame – Take shots, score a goal and snag a photo with the Stanley Cup. This hall of fame showcases the world’s largest collection of hockey memorabilia. Sport – Catch a Toronto Raptors game or cheer on the Toronto Blue Jays, Canada’s only NBA and MLB teams. Yonge-Dundas Square – Enjoy the interactive fountains, catch a live band or watch an outdoor movie before choosing a spot to shop, sip or dine at any of the plentiful possibilities in the surrounding blocks. Casa Loma – Play make-believe in North America’s only authentic full-sized castle, with 98 rooms, turrets, secret passageways and stunning gardens. Bata Shoe Museum – Go sole searching at the home of the most comprehensive collection of footwear and related artifacts on the planet. Art Gallery of Ontario – This is among the most distinguished art museums in North America, with a collection of more than 80,000 works of art. The Distillery Historic District – Amble through cafés and galleries amid North America’s largest and best-preserved collection of Victorian industrial architecture. The Beaches – Take a stroll along the boardwalk for one of the most scenic views of Lake Ontario. Kensington Market – Shop for Jamaican coffee, Mexican chili peppers, Ethiopian injera bread, Portuguese chorizo sausage, or a fine suit at this diverse market. The Toronto Islands – Just a 10 minute ferry from the city, but a world away. Rent a bike to explore the chain of car-free islands, the three largest are connected by a series of pathways and bridges. Along the water you’ll find four beautiful beaches, summer cottages from the 1920s and impressive English gardens. Royal Ontario Museum – The biggest museum of world cultures and natural history in Canada with exhibits from dinosaurs to ancient Egypt to Canada’s First Nations. A perfect day in Toronto Toronto is a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city with fun and enlightening things happening around every corner. Around half of all Toronto ‘locals’ were born somewhere else. Start wandering the neighbourhoods and you’ll find ethnic enclaves with the delicious food and fascinating culture that goes with them, and uniquely Canadian experiences too. Tour the world in one of the Toronto region’s five Chinatowns, as well as Little Italy, Corso Italia, GreekTown, Little Portugal and the Gerrard India Bazaar. In winter, head underground and explore the PATH. The longest underground walkway on record, which links about 1200 shops, restaurants and services along its 30 kilometre climate-controlled route. Discover spectacular views over Toronto and Lake Ontario from 342 metres up the CN Tower. Feeling daring? Look down through the glass floor to the bustling streets below. There’s three observation levels to explore including the LookOut and SkyPod. Stretching out to the horizon, visibility on a clear day can reach 160 kilometres. Toronto is home to one of the longest urban lakefronts in the world and is a great place to explore on a sunny day. On the weekends throughout the summer enjoy the food and crafts at the Waterfront Artisan Market, or pull up a chair at one of the picturesque lakeside cafés and restaurants for views of the water, tall ships and city skyline. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Bond Place Hotel Chelsea Hotel Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel 17

22. Niagara Falls Our favourite things to see and do Niagara Sky Wheel – Enjoy a ride in this giant ferris wheel for a 53 metre vantage point of the falls. Niagara Falls Fireworks – If you’re in Niagara over the summer months head to Queen Victoria Park for live entertainment and spectacular fireworks. These are held on a Friday and Sunday (weather dependent). Rainbow Bridge – For a different viewpoint, take the 10 minute walk across to the U.S. side of the falls. Don’t forget your passport though as you do need to clear U.S./Canadian immigration. WeGo – Need to get around and don’t feel like walking? Jump on the WeGo Niagara Falls Visitor Transport bus. With a few different lines to choose from you can get around all the main points of interest without a car. Skylon Tower Observation Deck – For some amazing views of the American and Horseshoe Falls, head 233 metres up above the river at the Skylon Tower. Great Canadian Midway – Just one block from the falls you’ll find over 21,000 square metres of fun at the Great Canadian Midway entertainment complex. Golf – There are at least 40 golf courses in the Niagara region, including John Daly’s Thundering Waters golf club located 1.5 kilometres from the falls. Wineries – Did you know there are 56 wineries in the Niagara region? Escape from the crowds and spend the afternoon sipping a Chardonnay at one of the nearby wineries. Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours – Choose from a ‘wet jet’ boat (prepare to get soaked!) or ‘jet dome’ boat (the drier option) white water tour to experience the majestic falls on a thrilling ride. Deep in the gorge you’ll learn about the history of the Niagara area and have some unique photo opportunities. A perfect day in Niagara Falls You can’t miss Canada’s most iconic visitor experience. Niagara Falls is spectacular by day or night and just a 2 hour drive south of Toronto, right on the border of the USA. The best time to see the falls in all their glory is mid-May to mid-September, however it does get crowded in the peak July/August months. To experience the incredible power and beauty of Niagara Falls get up close and personal with a Hornblower Cruise. They’ll take you as close as possible so don’t forget to pack a poncho. Or, take a walk behind the thunderous Horseshoe Falls on a guided tour. Feeling adventurous? Why not take a Zipline ride – a breath taking way to see the American and Horseshoe Falls. Or simply take a stroll along the riverfront to admire the falls at a more leisurely pace. It must be time to eat and why not treat yourself to lunch with a view. There are a number of restaurants offering spectacular views such as the Skylon Tower Revolving Dining Room and the Elements of the Falls Restaurant. If there is time explore a bit more of the Niagara region. Try your luck at the Fallsview Casino, check out the Niagara Falls History Museum or for some indoor thrills take on the waves at the Americana Waterpark. Don’t forget to pick up that souvenir for the family back home or go bargain hunting for yourself at the outlet mall, a short drive from the falls. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls Marriott on the Falls Hotel Sheraton on the Falls 18

23. Montréal Our favourite things to see and do Canadian Maple Delights – The museum at Canadian Maple Delights showcases the history of maple products, some of which date from the 1600s. Centre d’histoire de Montréal – With three floors of exhibitions, you’ll live or re-live the rich and eventful history of Montréal. Mount Royal Chalet – The walls are decorated with pictures tracing the history of Montréal. It also has a stunning scenic lookout which offers a striking view of the downtown area and the St. Lawrence River. Christ Church Cathedral – Built between 1857 and 1859, it now stands over an underground shopping centre. Underground City – This is one of the largest underground complexes in the world. It has buildings above and below ground and is a massive web of tunnels that connects a major area of downtown Montréal to office buildings, hotels, museums, shopping malls, metro stations and more. It’s a great way to shield yourself from the heat in summer and snow in winter. St. Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal – While in Montréal you’re bound to notice a big, rounded, green roof standing tall on the horizon. It belongs to St. Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal, the largest church in Canada. At 97 metres, the dome of the Oratory Basilica is the second highest in the world, behind Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Climb the steps and enjoy amazing views of the city. The Montréal Holocaust Memorial Museum – This museum tells the story of the Holocaust from the perspective of Montréal survivors. Learn the history of the Holocaust and gain an understanding of events in Québec, Canada and the world at that time. Montréal is home to the third largest Holocaust survivor population in the world. Montréal Tower/Olympic Park – Built for the 1976 Summer Olympic Games, the Olympic Stadium is the Park’s centrepiece. Museum of Fine Arts – A must for art lovers, this museum has amassed several millennia worth of paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings and photographs from Rembrandt and Picasso to Monet. The museum also houses an impressive collection of Canadian art, Inuit and Aboriginal artefacts. A perfect day in Montréal Old Montréal is European in character and the primary language spoken here is French. Cobblestone streets, a café culture and historic 17th and 18th century architecture all contribute to the quaint charm that is unique amongst cities in North America. So put on your walking shoes and head out to discover this beautiful city. Start your day with a visit to the Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal. This church was built between 1824 and 1829 and holds 350 years of parish history. In the evening a sound and light show presents the founding of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica. Head down to the Old Port of Montréal and take in the view from the top of the Clock Tower. Built in 1922 to commemorate the courage of the men of the Merchant Fleet who were lost during World War I. For lunch try the floating restaurant of the Bota Bota where you get not only spectacular river views, but a restaurant showcasing local produce. After something a little less fancy? Pick up a lunch box from Europea Espace Boutique where you can grab a gourmet sandwich and delicious pastry to eat while you explore Montréal. With a host of outdoor activities such as cycling, bird watching, and in winter – tobogganing, the urban, green space of Mount Royal makes a change from the historic buildings of Old Montréal. This is where you’ll find the Holocaust Memorial Museum and the striking St. Joseph’s Oratory. It’s also the perfect place to get your bearings while overlooking the St. Lawrence River. If you don’t feel like exploring on your own join one of the many walking or cycling tours to discover this intriguing city. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Hotel Espresso Delta Montreal Hotel le Germain Montreal 19

24. Québec City Our favourite things to see and do Dufferin Terrace – Overlooking Old Québec from its perch just below the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, this is the perfect place for spectacular views of the St. Lawrence River. If you’re game in the winter months have a go on the ice slide. Quartier Petit-Champlain – The oldest shopping district in North America with narrow cobblestone streets, boutique shops, bistros and cafés spilling out of restored buildings. Place Royal – A small square with a big history. It was here that the city was founded in 1608. Today Place Royale takes visitors back in time with the help of the oldest stone church in North America and a massive mural that traces 400 years of Québec history. Montmorency Falls Park – About a 15 minute drive from Old Québec, along the St. Lawrence River, you’ll find Montmorency Falls an 82 metre tall waterfall. This is a great place to head to escape the city as there are many hiking and biking trails in the park. You can head to the top of the falls by a staircase, or for the more leisurely option, take the cable car to the top. Battlefields Park – If you have an interest in colonial history you need to spend time exploring Battlefields Park. This park witnessed the sealing of Canada’s fate in the Battle of Québec in 1775. Battlefields Park also offers stunning views over Québec City. Ice Hotel – About 40 minutes drive from Québec City, from January- March, you’ll find the Ice Hotel. Just about everything here is made from ice and you can either stay a night or two or take a 30 minute tour. Museums – From historic convents dating to the mid-1600s to art, military and culture, Québec City has a museum for any interest. Fortifications of Québec – Québec is a walled city – North America’s only remaining one. The fortifications are around 4.5 kilometres in length and are part of a defence system, built between 1608 and 1871. Take a tour along the walls to learn their history and enjoy views of the historic city and St. Lawrence River. Follow the walls right to the Citadel, a star-shaped fortress where you can see the Changing of the Guard ceremony and watch muskets being fired. Parliament Hill – Standing prominently on top of the hill, the building is home to Québec’s parliament and a beautiful piece of architecture, inspired by the Louvre in Paris. It’s especially pretty at night when it is lit up. A perfect day in Québec City If you’re a first-time visitor to Québec, it may be worth writing on your hand: ‘I am in Canada’. The cobbled streets, 17th century houses, the walled clifftop location above the Saint Lawrence River and conversations taking place in French all around you – you may start to wonder which continent you are on. With typically Gallic flair, the predominantly Francophone locals have created a year-round carnival atmosphere with street performers, festivals and exhibitions. Start your day by taking a wander around Old Québec. Here you’ll find quaint old stone buildings and narrow, winding streets clustered around the city’s harbour. This historic neighbourhood (and a UNESCO World Heritage site) houses some of the city’s most notable attractions including the Notre-Dame Basilica. Now it’s time to eat! Québec City’s cuisine has strong French ties, which can be found in its hearty stews, meat pies, speciality chocolate shops, bakeries, crêperies and cafés that fill the streets. A popular dish to try is poutine: French fries smothered in fresh cheese curds and topped with a hot gravy (a lot more delicious than it sounds). For a distinctly Canadian meal, head to La Traite where the menu features ingredients that have been locally caught or picked. Work off your lunch by climbing the Breakneck Stairs. Over 30 sets of stairs that link the Lower Town with the Upper Town that were built in 1635. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Hotel Château Bellevue Hotel Manoir Victoria Fairmont Le Château Frontenac 20

25. Halifax Peggy’s Cove © Dennis Jarvis Our favourite things to see and do Canadian Museum of Immigration – An interactive and moving interpretive centre housed in Canada’s last surviving immigration shed. Halifax Citadel National Historic Site – Enjoy the pageantry and music of the kilted 78th Highlanders as you tour one of Canada’s most popular heritage treasures and be sure to watch the firing of the noon day gun. Maritime Museum of the Atlantic – Experience the life of a sailor, learn of the province’s rich ship-building heritage and uncover the meaning behind colourful ship flags. Halifax Public Gardens – Take a stroll through the 17 acre Victorian formal garden in the heart of the city. Day Trips – Head out of Halifax to Mahone Bay where the streets are lined with a unique collection of shops, studios and galleries of some of Canada’s finest artists. Visit Old Town’ Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the colourful waterfront, narrow streets and unique architecture proudly display the town’s seafaring heritage. Grand-Pre National Historic Site – About an hour from Halifax you’ll find a stone church that stands as a memorial to the Acadians who were forcefully exiled from their homes and farms during the deportation from 1755 to 1763. Annapolis Valley – An up and coming wine region about two hours drive from Halifax, it’s a great day trip to the picturesque valley and a rich agricultural region. Bay of Fundy – Discover the dramatic coastal beauty of the Bay of Fundy, home to the highest tides in the world and enjoy freshly caught seafood at one of the quaint fishing villages. York Redoubt National Historic Site – Explore this 200 year old fortification perched above the harbour. This unique heritage site features tunnels, muzzle-loading guns, a WWII Command Post, a panoramic view of the harbour and walking trails. McNabs Island – This park, only accessible by boat, has served many purposes including being home to early settlers, a soda factory and a Victorian garden. It was also once home to more eerie and sinister activity. Hangman’s Beach showcased the hanging bodies of mutineers and served as a warning to anyone arriving in port. A perfect day in Halifax The heart of Halifax is perfect for exploring on foot, with beautiful tree-lined streets, international restaurants and galleries. Spend your morning visiting some of Halifax’s highlights and the city’s vibrant waterfront is a great place to start. Lively Historic Properties is three city blocks of Canada’s oldest surviving group of waterfront warehouses - now home to a diverse collection of speciality boutiques, pubs and restaurants. From here you can choose from a variety of harbour sailing tours, from a sailing ship to an amphibious tour to a slow cruise along the waterfront on a paddle boat. Or take a voyage of discovery through Nova Scotia’s rich maritime heritage at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Among the museum’s thousands of marine treasures is the world’s finest collection of wooden artefacts from the Titanic. Experience the Alexander Keith’s Nova Scotia Brewery, one of the oldest breweries in Canada. Take in the Red Stag Pub where costumed interpreters will bring 1863 Halifax to life in story and song as they lead you through the various parts of the massive ironstone and granite building. This afternoon head south to the most photographed lighthouse in the world at Peggy’s Cove, on the rugged Atlantic shoreline. Explore the rocks, trails and quaint village that has been an artist’s paradise for well over 150 years. Don’t miss a dinner of some of the freshest Nova Scotia seafood, lobster is their specialty but also try the mussels or fresh St. Margaret’s Bay haddock. Our favourite places to stay: • • • Lord Nelson Hotel Delta Halifax Hotel The Hollis Halifax, A DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Peggy’s Cove © Len Wagg 21

26. Explore Canada Lake Louise, Canada

27. Touring by Rental Car Driving in Canada Exploring Canada and Alaska by car is easy. Driving on the right hand side of the road may be different, however the roads are excellent, well sign-posted and spacious. Just remember the centre line should be by the driver! Choosing your Rental Car Take into consideration the size of the vehicle you require. If the vehicle is to be used for day touring from a central base, then a smaller vehicle may be adequate and easier for parking. If doing longer travel, remember you will have luggage to transport around as well as the shopping, so a midsize to larger vehicle should be considered. We suggest you book before leaving home, as this will save you money and ensure that you get the vehicle of your choice. Emergency Roadside Assistance While each vehicle is serviced and cared for individually there may be an instance that you need some assistance. You can be rest assured that in Canada and Alaska, Hertz provides Emergency Roadside Assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Things to think about: • Driving licence requirements • Minimum age restrictions and driving restrictions • Additional driver conditions • Deposits • One way rental fees • Peak period surcharges • Optional equipment e.g. child seats, roof racks • Neverlost is recommended • Fuel policy • When you collect your car, Hertz will take an imprint of your credit card as security. The credit card must be in the renter’s name. Depending on rate type booked, additional taxes, fees and insurances may also apply at this time. Hertz NeverLost Hertz NeverLost satellite navigation system is available at a surcharge, in certain vehicle types at selected airport and downtown locations across the country. The system has extensive detailed mapping, a wide easy-to-use full-colour touch-screen that provides access to turn-by-turn directions to points of interest including hotels and petrol stations, simply by touching an icon. Ideal for the independent traveller as you get to see and enjoy your surroundings instead of trying to read a map. 23

28. Touring by Motorhome Experience the remarkable sites of Canada in the comfort of a motorhome. Offering you vast landscapes, breathtaking scenery, wildlife and most off all unforgettable memories, Canada will have you wanting more. Discover luxury when hiring a motorhome/ RV with Canadream. Located in seven cities across Canada covering all main gateways; Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Montréal, Toronto, Vancouver and Whitehorse. Finding a place to park is never difficult with the various information signs displayed along the way. To make your journey smooth, easy and get yourselves off the beaten track, pre-book a portable GPS to help you on your way. Canadream Motorhome Rates Includes: CAD$5,000,000 VIP/LDW vehicle insurance, vehicle preparation fee and airport/airport hotel transfers (in Montréal a charge of CAD$90 plus tax applies) Excludes: Fuel, deposit, one way rental charges (if applicable), convenience kits with dishes, cookware, pillows, linen, towels, sleeping bags and cleaning equipment, cancellation and amendment fees, insurances, extra mileage rates, generator Vehicle pick up time is between 1.00pm and 4.00pm Mon-Sat. Vehicle return time is between 8.00am and 10.00am. Vehicles cannot be picked up on the day of arrival into the country. Seasonal rates vary depending on location of pick up depot. Driver licence and experience restrictions apply. Minimum hire of 7 nights applies. Ask us about Early Booking Specials. Things to think about: • Check driving licence and minimum age (21 years) requirements before planning to book. • If you have a GPS system, use the local papers and tourist guides to get address details to load in the system. • To save space in your motorhome, collect free samples or hotel sachets of shampoo and shower gel. They are great to take on holiday in place of large bottles. • When you leave your vehicle don’t leave any valuables in sight – always take your passport with you. • Keep your camera handy, you never know what hidden gem you are going to find. Suggested Occupancy Group Seats Sleeps up to Engine Transmission Deluxe Van Camper 4 2 2 V8 Automatic Super Van Camper 2 adults & 2 small children 4 4 V10 Automatic Day Layout Night Layout Deluxe Van Camper Day Layout Night Layout Super Van Camper 24

29. Self-Drive Canada © Destination BC Stay and Wander © Destination BC Albert Normandin Canada’s Pacific Coast 5 days/4 nights Discover Whistler and the Rockies 8 days/7 nights Sunshine Coast Circle 9 days/8 nights Nowhere else on earth has the meeting of land and sea created such magnificent beauty. The Pacific Rim National Park provides protection for rainforests and an amazing marine environment. Explore the delightful village of Whistler and head through Lillooet, known as the land of the Gold Rush Trail. On your journey to Jasper stop and view the graceful Pyramid Falls. From here carry on into the spectacular Rocky Mountains. The Sunshine Coast and Vancouver Island have a landscape that beckons the adventurous soul. The rugged western coastline of Vancouver Island boasts an array of wildlife as well as virgin forests and glaciated peaks. Day 1: Vancouver – Tofino (221km) Depart Vancouver for Horseshoe Bay and ferry to Vancouver Island. At Nanaimo head to Tofino on the rugged West Coast. Day 1: Vancouver – Whistler (122km) Day 1: Vancouver – Sunshine Coast (103km) Depart Vancouver for Horseshoe Bay and sail for 45 minutes to the Sunshine Coast. Day 2: Whistler Take time to experience this charming alpine resort and enjoy the Peak 2 Peak Gondola Ride. Day 2: Sunshine Coast Choose from a variety of outdoor activities such as kayaking in the beautiful surrounds. Day 2: Tofino (Pacific Rim National Park) You may wish to walk along the famed Long Beach, with its miles of pristine sandy beach and pounding surf, or explore the rainforests on a selection of well groomed trails. Mid afternoon enjoy a 3 hour whale watch cruise through Clayoquot Sound. Day 3: Whistler – Sun Peaks (293km) Begin your spectacular drive on the Duffey Lake Road where you will see breathtaking views of Joffre Glacier, continue on through Gold Rush country to the resort town of Sun Peaks. Day 3: Sunshine Coast – Quadra Island (78km) Day 4: Quadra Island Enjoy an Eco Wilderness Cruise into Desolation Sound. Day 4: Sun Peaks – Jasper (444km) Day 3: Tofino – Victoria (313km) Travel back to the East Coast of Vancouver Island and head south to Victoria. Day 5: Jasper Explore this charming mountain village, close to many terrific scenic highlights. Visit Maligne Lake, one of the most photographed lakes in the world. Day 5: Quadra Island – Tofino, Vancouver Island (225km) Day 4: Victoria Today is free to explore Victoria, with its turn of the century architecture, British traditions such as high tea and shops full of woollens and china. Admission to the Butchart Gardens is included. Day 6: Tofino (Pacific Rim National Park) A 3 hour whale watch cruise is included through the Clayoquot Sound. Day 6: Jasper – Banff (292km) Day 7: Tofino – Victoria (313km) Stop en route at the artist community of Chemainus. Day 7: Banff Enjoy a trip up the Banff Gondola where you’ll have a panoramic view of the Bow Valley and take a dip in the hot mineral pools at the Upper Hot Springs. Day 5: Victoria – Vancouver (69km) Drive north to Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal for a 90 minute ferry ride to Tsawwassen then continue on to Vancouver where your journey ends. Day 8: Victoria Explore quaint Victoria. Day 9: Victoria – Vancouver (69km) Day 8: Banff – Calgary (115km) Note: Also available in reverse Departures: Daily (May-Oct) Departures: Daily (May-Oct) Departures: Daily (May-Sep) Inclusions: 4 nights accommodation, ferry for vehicle and passengers, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, national park entrance fees, ferry reservation fee and surcharges Price Guide From: $825 Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Inclusions: 8 nights accommodation, ferry for vehicle and passengers, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, national park entrance fees and surcharges Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, national park entrance fees, ferry reservation fee and surcharges Price Guide From: $933 Price Guide From: $1636 Quadra Island (April Point Resort) BRITISH COLUMBIA Tofino Campbell River BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasper BRITISH COLUMBIA Parksville Ucluelet ALBERTA Sun Peaks Resort Horseshoe Bay Tofino Nanaimo Whistler Sunshine Coast Vancouver Lake Louise PACIFIC OCEAN Calgary Banff PACIFIC OCEAN Vancouver Vancouver Victoria USA USA Victoria The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 25

30. Self-Drive Canada © Destination BC Don Weixl Peaks and Grapes 10 days/9 nights Eastern Canada Highlights 12 days/11 nights Totem Discovery by Car 16 days/15 nights Discover the Rocky Mountains from the trails of the Gold Rush era to the peaks of Jasper and Banff. Enjoy wine tasting in the Okanagan Valley and relax at the lakeside resort of Kelowna. Explore the culture and diversity of Canada’s East Coast. From the capital and Parliament Buildings of Ottawa to living-history sites and natural wonders, there’s so much to discover on this self-drive of the east. Your journey kicks off with a scenic ferry crossing to Vancouver Island. There are many experiences to treasure – keep your eyes open for the wildlife – black bears, whales, sea lions as well as breath-taking mountains. Day 1: Vancouver – Whistler (122km) Day 1: Toronto Day 1: Vancouver – Victoria (68km) Day 2: Whistler Day 2: Niagara Falls Day Tour (Coach) Today, enjoy a full-day tour to the spectacular Niagara Falls. Day 2: Victoria – Quadra Island (269km) Day 3: Whistler – Sun Peaks (293km) Begin your spectacular drive on the Duffey Lake Road where you will see breathtaking views of Joffre Glacier. Day 3: Eco Wilderness Tour Day 4: Quadra Island – Port Hardy (241km) Day 3: Toronto – Ottawa (453 km) Day 5: Port Hardy – Prince Rupert (ferry) Day 4: Ottawa Day 4: Sun Peaks – Jasper (444km) Follow the Thompson River through rolling plateaus to the snowy peaks of the Monashee Mountains. Day 6: Prince Rupert – Smithers (364km) Day 5: Ottawa – Mont Tremblant (153km) Today head to Mont Tremblant, a European styled all season resort village. Day 7: Smithers – Prince George (372km) Day 8: Prince George – Jasper (376km) Day 6: Mont Tremblant – Québec City (441km) Day 5: Jasper Explore this charming mountain village close to many scenic highlights such as Maligne Lake. Day 9: Jasper Day 10: Jasper – Banff (265km) Day 7: Québec City Day 11: Banff Day 8: Québec City – Montréal (250km) Day 6: Jasper – Banff (292km) Visit beautiful Lake Louise on route. Day 7: Banff Day 12: Banff – Sun Peaks Resort (496km) Day 9: Montréal Day 13: Sun Peaks – Gold Bridge (327km) Day 10: Montréal – Kingston (290km) Day 14: Tyax Mountain Lake Resort Day 8: Banff – Kelowna (482km) Day 11: Kingston – Toronto (263km) Day 15: Gold Bridge – Whistler (150km) Day 9: Kelowna Day 12: Toronto Day 16: Whistler – Vancouver (122km) Day 10: Kelowna – Vancouver (371km) Departures: Daily (May-Sep) Departures: Daily (May-Oct) Departures: Set departures (Jun-Sep) Inclusions: 9 nights accommodation, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Inclusions: 11 nights accommodation, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Inclusions: 15 nights accommodation, ferry for vehicle and passengers, sightseeing and activities as per itinerary, travel documentation Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, national park entrance fees and surcharges Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, parking fees and surcharges Exclusions: Rental car, road tolls, national park entrance fees, ferry reservation fee and surcharges Price Guide From: $1105 Price Guide From: $1628 Price Guide From: $2919 QUÉBEC Prince Rupert Smithers ALBERTA Prince George Québec City BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasper Mont Tremblant BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasper ONTARIO Port Hardy Sun Peaks Resort Montréal Quadra Island ALBERTA Tyax Resort Goldbridge Ottawa Sun Peaks Resort Whistler Campbell River Lake Louise Whistler Lake Huron Kingston Lake Ontario Lake Louise Banff Banff Toronto Kelowna Vancouver Vancouver Niagara Falls Victoria Lake Erie USA The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 26 USA

31. Explore by Rail The sheer scale of Canada can be daunting, however travelling by rail will take you to places you simply can’t get to by vehicle, and you will be amazed by what you get to see. On Rocky Mountaineer trains you can enjoy the awe inspiring landscapes from the large picture windows on this luxury journey. VIA Rail is Canada’s national train network spanning the entire country and offering either point to point services or passes with the romance of traditional train travel in three classes of service. You can stay onboard for any overnight route on VIA Rail. VIA Rail Point to Point Services VIA Rail Prestige Class Want to visit just one or two cities? Then point to point fares may be all that is required. VIA Rail offers a wide range of fares with a choice of economy or business class seating on most sectors, which can be pre-reserved before you leave home to avoid disappointment. Point to point fares also offer greater availability than a pass during peak seasons. From coast to coast and north to Hudson Bay, you can experience unforgettable scenery including some that can only be seen by train as you crisscross your way through Canada. If you’re travelling between Toronto and Vancouver or Toronto/ Vancouver to Winnipeg, why not treat yourself to a higher level of comfort in the Prestige Sleeper Class. Some Prestige Class highlights are: personalised dedicated service provided by the Prestige Concierge, leather couch by day and a Murphy bed for two by night facing the window, private washroom with shower, spacious cabins, access to the Prestige Park car with complimentary bar service, snacks and speciality coffees. Delicious meals are freshly prepared by chefs onboard and include regional specialities and a selection of Canadian wines, all enjoyed in the comfort of the dining car. Every detail of this grand class of service is designed to make your Canadian rail journey unforgettable. If you require complete access to the VIA Rail network, the Canrail Pass gives you unlimited travel in Canada on the VIA Rail network from the Atlantic to the Pacific and up to Hudson Bay. Travel between 12 and 15 days during a 30 day period with unlimited stops. At an additional cost, sleeper berths and private cabins are available. 27

32. Rocky Mountaineer Hailed as ‘The Best Train Experience in the World’ by The Society of American Travel Writers, Rocky Mountaineer goes beyond towering mountain and snow-capped glaciers. It’s about more than the bears and eagles that send new friends diving for their cameras. At the soul and centre of Rocky Mountaineer is an unwavering commitment to service. Rocky Mountaineer carries guests high into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, past lakes and lush landscapes to lively, cosmopolitan cities and the quaint rural villages that dot the Canadian landscape. Sweet and savoury dishes, featuring fresh, local ingredients are served to satisfy your palate. Rediscover yourself in the luxury and elegance of the most romantic method of transportation in the world. ranges, waterfalls, First Passage to the West 2 days/1 night Journey through the Clouds 2 days/1 night Rainforest to Gold Rush 3 days/2 nights Retrace the steps of the early explorers as you travel in pure luxury on the only passenger train that retraces Canada’s most historic route. Embark on a journey of beauty as nature’s wonders line up one after another. Immerse yourself in heritage and beauty through landscapes that bear witness to tales of gold fever that caught the interest of the world. Day 1: Vancouver – Kamloops Today you’ll see the thundering waters of Hell’s Gate and follow the Thompson River to historic Kamloops, getaway to the Interior of British Columbia. Day 1: Vancouver – Kamloops Pass through the fertile fields of the Fraser Valley. The Coast Mountain’s majestic peaks tower around you as you enter the Fraser Canyon with its spectacular raging whitewater. Day 1: Vancouver – Whistler Take in the scenery of the Sea to Sky Corridor on your journey to the resort town of Whistler. Day 2: Whistler – Quesnel See vast ranchlands before you follow the banks of the Fraser River into Quesnel. Day 2: Kamloops – Lake Louise or Banff Continue east past Craigellachie, where the Last Spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven. Choose to disembark in either Lake Louise or Banff. Day 2: Kamloops – Jasper View Pyramid Falls and the expansive glaciers of the Albreda Icefields before passing by Mount Robson in the Canadian Rockies. Day 3: Quesnel – Jasper Today enter the Rocky Mountain Trench, where the Rocky Mountains rise steeply to the north. Departures: Set departures (Apr-Oct) Departures: Set departures (Apr-Oct) Departures: Set departures (May-Oct) Inclusions: GoldLeaf or SilverLeaf Service, 1 night accommodation, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, Kamloops rail station transfers, snacks, alcoholic beverages onboard Inclusions: GoldLeaf or SilverLeaf Service, 1 night accommodation, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, Kamloops rail station transfers, snacks, alcoholic beverages onboard Inclusions: GoldLeaf or SilverLeaf Service, 2 nights accommodation, 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, Quesnel rail station transfers, snacks, alcoholic beverages onboard Price Guide From: $1959 Price Guide From: $1959 Price Guide From: $2711 CANADA CANADA CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA ALBERTA Edmonton Jasper Vancouver Island Edmonton Quesnel Vancouver Island Vancouver Island Jasper Jasper Whistler Whistler Lake Louise Kamloops Lake Louise Whistler Banff Vancouver Lake Louise Kamloops Vancouver Victoria Banff Vancouver Victoria Kamloops Calgary Banff Calgary Victoria USA USA USA The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. Tours are also available in reverse (different days). 28

33. Rocky Mountaineer Western Explorer 8 days/7 nights Canadian Rockies Adventures 8 days/7 nights Canadian Rockies Getaway 9 days/8 nights A very popular package with all of the must- see sights of the Canadian Rockies included. Rocky Mountaineer takes you on a rail experience as far as Jasper, then continue your journey by coach with a guide to Calgary. Embark on a well-paced journey to Canada’s most talked about destinations, Banff and Lake Louise, on this trip through some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Keep a lookout for a jaw-dropping range of wildlife on this circle journey that includes two of Rocky Mountaineer’s rail routes, a visit to Yoho National park, and a gondola ride with views of Banff and six mountain ranges. Day 1: Vancouver Day 1: Vancouver Day 1: Vancouver Day 2: Vancouver – Kamloops Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 2: Vancouver – Kamloops Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 2: Vancouver – Kamloops Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 3: Kamloops – Jasper Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 3: Kamloops – Banff Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 3: Kamloops – Jasper Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 4: Jasper Jasper National Park is a World Heritage site and the Canadian Rockies largest national park. Enjoy a scenic tour including the many natural attractions and rugged peaks and perhaps even catch a glimpse of some of the many animals in the park. Day 4: Banff Spend the day exploring Banff National Park. Day 4: Jasper – Lake Louise Highlights include Bow Lake and a ride on an Ice Explorer to the middle of the Athabasca Glacier. Day 5: Banff – Lake Louise A half-day tour takes you into Yoho National Park to view some of its natural wonders such as the Spiral Tunnels and the Emerald Lake. Day 5: Lake Louise – Banff Explore Yoho National Park and Emerald Lake. Day 6: Icefields and Glaciers Experience Travel along the Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefield for an amazing ride on the Ice Explorer out onto the Athabasca Glacier. Day 5: Jasper – Lake Louise Travel along the stunning Icefields Parkway to Lake Louise, stopping to ride on the amazing Ice Explorer at the Columbia Icefields. Day 6: Banff Enjoy a half day sightseeing tour of Banff and Banff National Park after spending the morning exploring on your own. Day 7: Lake Louise – Calgary Enjoy a 12 minute Summit Helicopter Tour at Kananaskis. Day 6: Lake Louise – Banff Explore Yoho National Park. See the Spiral Tunnels, Emerald Lake and a natural rock bridge that spans the Kicking Horse River. Day 7: Banff – Kamloops Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 8: Calgary Day 8: Kamloops – Vancouver Onboard Rocky Mountaineer. Day 7: Banff – Calgary Day 9: Vancouver Day 8: Calgary Note: Also available in reverse (different days) Note: Also available in reverse (different days) Note: Also available in reverse (different days) Departures: Mon and Thu (Apr-Oct) Departures: Sun and Thu (Apr-Oct) Departures: Mon and Thu (Apr-Oct) Inclusions: 7 nights hotel accommodation, 2 days onboard Rocky Mountaineer, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, sightseeing as per itinerary, rail station transfers, luggage handling and National Parks Pass Inclusions: 7 nights hotel accommodation, 2 days onboard Rocky Mountaineer, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, sightseeing as per itinerary, rail station transfers, luggage handling and National Parks Pass Inclusions: 8 nights hotel accommodation, 4 days onboard Rocky Mountaineer, 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, sightseeing as per itinerary, rail station transfers, luggage handling and National Parks Pass Price Guide From: $3667 Price Guide From: $3787 Price Guide From: $5334 Key: CANADA Key: CANADA Key: Motorcoach Motorcoach BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA Motorcoach First Passage to the West Journey Through the Clouds Journey through the Clouds First Passage to the West ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasper Jasper Quesnel Jasper Columbia Icefield Columbia Icefield Columbia Icefield Lake Louise Kamloops Kamloops Lake Louise Whistler Kamloops Vancouver Vancouver Lake Louise Banff Banff Calgary Calgary Vancouver Banff Calgary Summit Helicopter Tour Summit Helicopter Tour USA USA USA The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 29

34. Independent Touring Peaks & Glaciers 4 days/3 nights Capitals and Eastern Canada 7 days/6 nights Alpine Delights 7 days/6 nights This is the perfect itinerary for those who have limited time, but want to experience the magic of the famous Canadian Rockies. Travel on board VIA Rail’s Canadian service into the Rockies. Ottawa is a unique mix of old and new, history and technology, excitement and relaxation; Montréal has some of North America’s oldest and most spectacular architecture and Québec is the heart of French Canada. Venture into Canada’s garden and wine country and discover a world-class show garden and top-rated wineries. Indulge at the ‘Home of the World’s Greatest Ice Cream’ before heading into the spectacular Canadian Rockies. Day 1: Vancouver – Jasper (rail) This evening, check in at the Pacific Central Station and board VIA Rail’s ‘Canadian’ for the famous train journey to the majestic Canadian Rockies. By day, sit back in comfortable armchairs. At night attendants will transform your quarters into cosy bunks or bedroom. Day 1: Toronto – Ottawa (rail) Follow the shores of Lake Ontario to Ottawa, through landscape dotted with small villages, maple forests and rich pasture land. Day 1: Vancouver – Kamloops (coach) Travel through the lush Fraser Delta region over the Coquihalla Pass for a great day of sightseeing. Day 2: Ottawa (rail) A free day to explore Ottawa’s many historic sights. Day 2: Kamloops – Banff (coach) Sample fresh fruit and locally produced cheese, before making your way into the heart of the Rockies. Day 2: Canadian Rockies (daylight onboard VIA Rail) By the time you wake this morning the train will have just departed Kamloops to begin a day of travelling towards the Canadian Rockies. Enjoy breakfast while surrounded by dramatic scenery as you follow the banks of the North Thompson River through the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains. Arrive in Jasper late afternoon and transfer to your hotel. Day 3: Ottawa – Montréal (rail) Travel into rural Ontario, with maple forests and pasturelands. Day 3: Banff Enjoy a morning sightseeing tour of Banff and then explore at your leisure. Day 4: Montréal Enjoy a three hour tour of the city with more than 20 points of interest. Day 4: Banff – Jasper (coach) Travel the scenic Icefields Parkway and keep your eyes open for bears and moose. Day 5: Montréal – Québec (rail) Following the St. Lawrence River, travel through the rugged Monteregian Hills formed over 120 million years ago. Day 5: Jasper This evening go on a fun wildlife tour. Day 3: Jasper – Banff (coach) Visit the Columbia Icefield and an Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier. Day 6: Jasper – Vancouver (rail) Relax in Jasper before boarding your VIA Rail sleeper. Day 6: Québec Steeped in history, Québec is almost 400 years old and most of the original architecture has been lovingly preserved. Day 4: Banff – Calgary (coach) This morning is free to explore Banff before your scheduled coach to Calgary, departing at midday. Day 7: Vancouver (rail) Sit back in comfort and watch memorable scenes sweep by. Day 7: Québec – Toronto (rail) Note: Also available in reverse on Sun, Wed and Fri Note: Also available in reverse Departures: Sun, Tue and Fri (Apr-Oct) Departures: Daily (Apr-Oct) Departures: Sun (Apr-Oct) Inclusions: 2 nights hotel accommodation, 1 night VIA Rail Sleeper, 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, full day tour Jasper to Banff, Glacier Skywalk, Ice Explorer ride, Jasper rail station transfers Inclusions: 6 nights hotel accommodation, business class rail travel, 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, Montréal and Québec sightseeing tours Inclusions: 5 nights hotel accommodation, 1 night VIA Rail Sleeper, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner, sightseeing as per itinerary Price Guide From: $2538 Price Guide From: $1358 Price Guide From: $2193 QUÉBEC CANADA CANADA Key: Key: Coach Coach VIA Rail Québec City VIA Rail ALBERTA ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA ONTARIO Jasper BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver Island Jasper Columbia Icefield Vancouver Island Montréal Columbia Icefield Kamloops Ottawa Lake Louise Vancouver Lake Louise Banff Lake Huron Kingston Lake Ontario Vancouver Victoria Banff Calgary Toronto Kamloops Niagara Falls Calgary USA USA Lake Erie The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 30

35. Coach Tours © Banff Lake Louise Tourism Paul Zizka Flavours of Québec 8 days/7 nights Best of the Canadian Rockies 9 days/8 nights Travel through some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada on this fully escorted journey from the stunning Pacific Coast through the majestic Canadian Rockies. Spend time at bucket list destinations such as Jasper, Banff and the gorgeous Lake Louise. Experience the many flavours of Québec - the history, culture and traditions are all very unique. View Montmorency Falls and the pastoral Charlevoix Valley. Visit Québec City, the oldest walled city in North America and explore the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal and the famed Basilica Notre Dame. Day 1: Calgary – Banff Day 1: Montréal Enjoy an Old Town Montréal walking tour and a visit to Basilica Notre Dame. Day 2: Banff Ride the Gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain during your sightseeing tour of Banff and its surrounds. Day 2: Montréal – Mont Tremblant Today head into the Laurentian Mountains and the stunning alpine resort of Mont Tremblant. Day 3: Banff – Lake Louise View Emerald Lake and Takakkaw Falls before travelling the scenic Bow Valley Parkway to Lake Louise. Day 3: Mont Tremblant – Québec City Start the morning with a gondola ride to the top of Mont Tremblant before departing on a leisurely journey along the St. Lawrence River to Québec City. Day 4: Lake Louise – Jasper Experience the most spectacular mountain highway in the world, the Icefield Parkway. Take an Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier. Day 4: Québec City Enjoy a morning guide tour of Québec City including the Chateau Frontenac, Parliament Buildings, Plains of Abraham, Lower Village and Fortifications du Québec. Day 5: Jasper Take a gentle tram ride up Whistler’s Mountain into Jasper National Park’s alpine tundra before a full day of sightseeing. Day 6: Jasper – Sun Peaks A unique snap shot opportunity today on a river safari boat ride through Grizzly Bear Valley. Day 5: Québec City – Charlevoix Travel on VIA Rail from to Montréal, the largest French speaking city after Paris. Day 7: Sun Peaks – Vancouver Enjoy this cosy European-style alpine mountain village. Day 6: Charlevoix An exciting day of exploring the famous Charlevoix – Flavour Trail – a gourmet and shoppers delight. Visit farms, wineries, boutique cheese shops and sample freshly made bakery items and rich chocolate. Day 8-9: Vancouver Explore this cosmopolitan city, nestled between the snow-capped mountains and sparkling ocean. Day 7: Charlevoix – Montréal Day 8: Montréal Departures: Set departures (Jun-Sep) Departures: Set departures (Jun and Sep) Inclusions: 8 nights accommodation, 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners, transportation, sightseeing and professional tour leader Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners, transportation, sightseeing and professional tour leader Price Guide From: $4705 Price Guide From: $3515 BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasper Charlevoix ALBERTA QUEBÉC Québec City Sun Peaks Resort Mont-Tremblant Lake Louise Calgary Banff Montréal Vancouver USA ONTARIO The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 31

36. Wildlife Tours & Resorts © Destination British Columbia Sonora Resort 3 days/2 nights Grizzly Bears of Knight Inlet 4 days/3 nights Churchill Town and Tundra Polar Bear Safari 4 days/3 nights Sonora Resort is not only luxurious, with its stunning setting among towering trees, postcard views and the background music of waves lapping the shoreline, it also allows you to reconnect with nature. The Knight Inlet floating lodge is tucked into Glendale Cove, offering one of the few protected anchorages in the inlet. From here begin each day’s adventure into the wilderness that is the native habitat of the grizzly bear. Churchill is a small northern community with a lot of character. Experience a combination of polar bear viewing and activities around the community of Churchill to learn of the local history and culture. Day 1: Vancouver – Sonora Resort Transfer by helicopter or floatplane to Sonora Resort on beautiful Sonora Island. Day 1: Vancouver – Campbell River Depart Vancouver by scheduled flight to Campbell River. Day 1: Winnipeg Day 2: Winnipeg – Churchill Take an early flight to Churchill, explore and meet the locals. You are transferred from town to the Tundra Buggy Launch where you board a buggy and begin your search for wildlife including the majestic polar bear. Meander over a system of established trails, stop to enjoy the scenery, spot the wildlife and take photos. As daylight fades you head back to town. Day 2: Sonora Resort Take an optional guided eco boat tour, see grizzly bears, kayak, go rafting, hike the coastal rainforest or try heli-hiking. Fishing is one of the key experiences at the resort, with heli-fly-fishing, river fly-fishing and salmon fishing available. Day 2: Campbell River – Knight Inlet Travel by floatplane to Knight Inlet Lodge and take part in a welcome orientation for wildlife viewing. Day 3: Knight Inlet Lodge Observe gizzly bears from boats or viewing stands along the river and enjoy a scenic boat ride of Glendale Cove. You will have an interpretive guide on all tours. Day 3: Sonora Resort – Vancouver Your stay at Sonora Resort ends when you depart after lunch. Day 3: Churchill – Winnipeg Another trip out in the Tundra Buggy before flying back to Winnipeg for an overnight stay. Day 4: Knight Inlet Lodge – Campbell River – Vancouver Seaplane to Campbell River then board your flight to Vancouver. Day 4: Winnipeg Tour ends in Winnipeg. Departures: Sun, Tue and Fri (May-Oct) Departures: Daily (May-Oct) Departures: Set departures (Oct) Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, transportation including return helicopter or floatplane transfer from Vancouver, all meals and beverages, fishing, some activities Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation, transportation, all meals including wine with dinner at Knight Inlet Lodge, bear viewing, all weather gear Inclusions: 2 nights Winnipeg accommodation, 1 night Churchill accommodation, return flights Winnipeg- Churchill, 2 day trips on Tundra Buggy with naturalist driver/guide Price Guide From: $2832 Price Guide From: $3179 Price Guide From: $3748 © Courtesy of Travel Manitoba The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 32

37. Wildlife Tours & Resorts Bones Bay Lodge 4 days/3 nights Spirit Bear Lodge 4 days/3 nights Great Bear Nature Tour 5 days/4 nights Bones Bay Lodge presents marine and native wildlife in their natural habitats. From the safety and comfort of fully guided tours you can observe and photograph ocean giants and bears in this pristine territory. Come in search of the elusive spiritual white bear. Nestled in a remote archipelago of small islands and protected from the wild Pacific, the Klemtu Rainforest offers access to some of the best grizzly and spirit bear viewing. Wake up in the morning on a floating lake lodge surrounded by the Great Bear Rainforest, home to grizzly bears. Bears graze from May/June until the salmon return mid August which they gorge on before October hibernation. Day 1: Vancouver – Bones Bay Lodge Fly to Bones Bay where you will be met and given an orientation. After a chef’s sampling of West Coast delights, enjoy a sightseeing and photographic cruise of Knight Inlet. Day 1: Vancouver – Spirit Bear Lodge Fly from Vancouver to Bella Bella where you’ll take a water taxi to Spirit Bear Lodge and be welcomed with an orientation. Day 1: Vancouver – Port Hardy – Great Bear Nature Lodge Late this morning depart Vancouver on your flight to Port Hardy where you’ll have time to explore the town before taking a floatplane over the Queen Charlotte Strait to the floating lodge. Day 2-3: Spirit Bear Lodge Experience a full day excursion to the main grizzly viewing area where you’ll be on the lookout for the elusive and shy spirit bear. Take part in a cultural and natural history sites interpretive walking tour and during whale season enjoy a marine tour for humpback whale viewing. Day 2: Bones Bay Lodge Take an all day trip up Knight Inlet to Glendale Cove River Estuary for close up grizzly bear viewing. En route observe bald eagles, blue herons, porpoises and maybe a black bear. Day 2-3: Great Bear Nature Lodge Bears are most active in the early morning or late afternoon. Experience two bear viewing sessions per day, with a wildlife biologist. Day 3: Bones Bay Lodge Board cruisers for a trip to Johnstone Strait, the summer home of orcas. Day 4: Great Bear Nature Lodge – Port Hardy Morning bear viewing session before a seaplane transfer. Day 4: Spirit Bear Lodge – Vancouver Morning tour of your choice: cultural and natural history sites, grizzly tracking tour or estuary exploration by sea kayak. In the afternoon depart on a scheduled flight for Vancouver where your tour ends. Day 4: Bones Bay Lodge – Vancouver This morning head back out on the boats for your last wildlife photo opportunities before departing for Vancouver. Day 5: Port Hardy – Vancouver Tour ends in Vancouver. Departures: Set departures (May-Oct) Departures: Daily (Jun-Oct) Departures: Set departures (May-Oct) Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation, return flights Vancouver-Bones Bay Lodge, welcome orientation, all meals, snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, guided wildlife tours, all-weather gear Inclusions: 3 nights accommodation, transportation including return flights Vancouver-Bella Bella, all meals and snacks, bear viewing, professional guides Inclusions: 4 nights accommodation, transportation including return flights Vancouver-Port Hardy, all meals including wine with dinner (at Great Bear Lodge), bear viewing sessions, guided hiking and all-weather gear Price Guide From: $3625 Price Guide From: $3853 Price Guide From: $3228 The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 33

38. Welcome to Alaska Arctic Ocean Brilliant ice blue glaciers, whales, moose, bears, remote wilderness and unique native cultures are just some of the unforgettable memories that ‘The Last Frontier’, the largest state the USA has to offer. Five distinct regions make up this great land – South Central, Inside Passage, the Interior, Far North and Southwest. Anchorage is the gateway to the adventure, culture and incredible landscapes. Start the day with some shopping and end it watching the carving of a glacier on board a narrated cruise. Cruise the waters of the Inside Passage and be surrounded by pure nature. Or from Juneau, hike through the rainforest along Mendenhall Lake and onto glacial terrain, a unique experience. Travel into the Interior region to Denali National Park, finding not only wildlife but the tallest mountain in North America – Denali. For a unique winter experience you can’t go past Fairbanks with dog mushing, ice sculptors and the famous Aurora Borealis – the Northern Lights. Vast and remote, crossing the Arctic Circle is what the Far North is all about. View brown bears in their natural habitat feeding on salmon on Kodiak Island in the Southwest region. An area where you get to see changing landscapes of volcanic terrain in the Katmai National Park to the windy grasslands of the Aleutian Islands. Barrow Prudhoe Bay FAR NORTH Coldfoot Great Bear Lake ALASKA Fairbanks North Pole INTERIOR CANADA Denali National Park Talkeetna SOUTHCENTRAL SOUTHWEST Anchorage Valdez Skagway Seward Juneau Gulf of Alaska Kodiak Island Bering Sea Sitka Petersburg Ketchikan INSIDE PASSAGE 34

39. Anchorage Our favourite things to see and do Dog Sledding and Heli Tour – Enjoy a spectacular helicopter ride into the majestic Chugach Mountains, land on a snowcovered glacier surrounded by towering peaks. You can even drive a sled dog team. Wildlife – Keep your camera at the ready for bears, humpback whales, sea lions, otters, moose and more. When driving, watch for vehicles stopped on the side of the road – it often means that people are watching wildlife! Anchorage Museum – This is Alaska’s largest museum and tells the real story of the north. Weaving together social, political, cultural, scientific, historic and artistic threads. Explore the diversity of Alaska Native cultures, including masterworks of Alaska Native art and design from the collections of the Smithsonian Institute. Glaciers – For spectacular glaciers head to Kenai Fjords National Park or Prince William Sound and cruise through icy waters looking at these massive formations. Alaska Native Heritage Centre – Gain an understanding on the different traditions and languages that make up Alaska. See artist demonstrations, music and dance performances and other talks on the indigenous culture in Alaska. Crow Creek Mine – After an hour’s drive arrive at this mine that at its peak produced 700 ounces of gold every month. With a little luck you might find a few flakes that have been left behind. Eklutna Historical Park – A short drive north will have you at this Dena’ina Athbascan community dating back to 1650. The park looks at the fascinating mixture of the Russian influences and Athabascan culture. Alyeska Resort and Glacier – A 45 minute trip from Anchorage and you can ride the Alyeska Resort aerial tram up the mountainside and hike to the edge of Alyeska Glacier in Girdwood. You’ll also see some stunning views of Turnagain Arm below. A perfect day in Anchorage Alaska’s largest city, Anchorage, is a city that maintains the perfect mix of stunning natural environment and metropolitan buzz. Rise early and start the day off right with breakfast. Hometown restaurants are the perfect place to try an Alaskan twist on traditional favourites. Order King Crab Benedict or a stack of sourdough hotcakes. Rent a bike or stroll along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail to enjoy spectacular views of Cook Inlet or take a shuttle to a trail head in Chugach State Park. Wildlife like the trail almost as much as humans, you may see one of the more than 1500 moose that live in Anchorage. Grab a bite of Alaska at one of the many sidewalk vendors along the downtown streets. After lunch, get an eagle eye view of those mountains on the horizon by taking a flightseeing tour from Lake Hood or Merrill Field. It’s an amazing experience. A 15 minute drive from downtown will have you at the tree-lined trailhead of Anchorage’s most popular hike, Flattop Mountain. While the trail to the summit is rocky and steep, there is a short, paved loop that gives you a taste of the views. With the city below on one side and the surrounding mountains stretching out on the other, this is where Anchorage meets the wild. On your way back to the city stop at one of the South Anchorage breweries for a well earned refreshment. Our favourite places to stay: • • Clarion Suites Downtown Hilton Anchorage © State of Alaska & Matt Hage 35

40. Fairbanks Our favourite things to see and do Arctic Circle– Enjoy a small plane flight from Fairbanks and land across the Arctic Circle, where you will receive an official Arctic Circle certificate. Experience a walk on the arctic tundra, which will give you a sense of the vast scale of Alaska’s arctic regions. Pioneer Park – Head back to an era when gold was king and narrow-gauge railroads were the way to get around. You’ll find museums, a riverboat, a native Alaskan village, a mining operation, and more. Play golf on the world’s farthest north mini-golf course, or take a lazy ride on the Crooked Creek and Whiskey Island Railroad. Dog Mushing – It’s been part of life in Alaska since its earliest days, long before it was a state or European explorers reached its shores. Despite the great distances between some rural communities, travelling by dog team is often still the best way to get around. Also check out Bouchard’s International Dog Mushing Museum to find out about the history and lifestyle of dog mushers and the famous Iditarod race. Fishing – Try freshwater fishing for salmon, pike and lake trout. This region is home to Alaska’s most unique trophy sport with record sheefish, often called the ‘Tarpon of the North’. Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum – Take a trip back in time as you stroll through this remarkable collection of 70 rare and one-of-a-kind antique cars. Other exhibits include vintage clothing, large Alaska historical photos and memorabilia. Hiking – Some of the best trails near Fairbanks include Angel Rocks, Eagle Summit, Grantie Tors, and Chena Dome and cater to all levels of fitness. Ice Museum – Devoted to all things ice, this museum will put you in a winter mood no matter what the summer temperatures are like. You’ll see several large ice displays and if you’re game – a freezer you can go in to feel like it’s 20 degrees below zero. A perfect day in Fairbanks Fairbanks is one of Alaska’s year-round destinations – in the summer, the sun is up for almost 24 hours allowing you to enjoy a host of activities. Board the only authentic sternwheeler in Alaska for a cruise along the Chena and Tanana Rivers into the history of Interior Alaska. Enjoy a narrated tour which provides background on the area’s natural history and the Athabascan Indian culture. If you’ve been good this year head to Santa’s house in the North Pole. You can meet Santa and Mrs Claus and have your photo taken with them. After your visit, head to the pipeline viewpoint which is the perfect spot to see the astonishing engineering of the Trans Alaskan Pipeline. The Goldrush started in Fairbanks in the early 1900s. Today you can try your hand at gold panning to uncover your own Alaskan gold. Fairbanks and the surrounding areas are some of the best places on earth to experience the amazing Aurora Borealis. These giant electrical storms are formed by solar flares from the sun reacting with the earth’s magnetic field. This causes brilliant displays of light flashing dramatically across the sky. You’ll need to set your alarm though as the best time to see them is late evening through to the early hours of the morning during late September to mid April. If your day has been too strenuous take a journey out of Fairbanks to the Chena Hot Springs. Discovered in 1905 these are a great place to unwind in beautiful surroundings. Our favourite places to stay: • • Springhill Suites Westmark Fairbanks © State of Alaska & Brian Adams 36

41. Denali National Park, Kenai Peninsula, Juneau Denali National Park Kenai Peninsula Juneau One of Alaska’s most popular destinations is a two hour drive from Fairbanks or a four hour drive from Anchorage, or a short drive from the town of Healy. Larger than the state of Massachusetts, Denali National Park and Preserve is six million acres of pristine wilderness with only one road running through the middle. Mt. Denali, at 6190 metres, dominates the park and on a clear day, you can get an iconic photo of the mountain. A 2.5 hour drive from Anchorage you’ll find Seward a bustling harbour town full of cruise ships and fishing charters. Wildlife cruises leave here for Kenai Fjords National Park and there’s also fantastic hiking nearby. One of the many towns on the Inside Passage is Juneau – Alaska’s state capital. With no road access, it is the only state capital in the United States that can only be reached by air or boat. It’s a maze of narrow streets running past old storefronts and quaint houses featuring early 19th century architecture left over from the town’s early gold mining day. Kenai Fjords National Park is home to a diverse array of plants and animals such as black and brown bear and moose and in the glacial waters you’ll find sea lions and whales. Snow and ice cover 60 percent of the park and from the massive icefield, countless tidewater glaciers pour down to form stunning fjords and icebergs the size of small houses. Just a short drive from downtown, you’ll find Mendenhall Glacier, one of the city’s most iconic sites. Whale watching tours are a popular way to see the diverse marine life in the area including sea lions, killer whales and humpback whales. The varied terrain includes crystal clear rivers, lakes, tundra and alpine meadows. The opportunities for recreation in the park are near limitless and exist for all levels of fitness and outdoors expertise. Cars are only allowed as far as the entrance. To access the interior of the park you need to hop on the shuttle or narrated tour bus and if you’re lucky you might spot some wildlife such as grizzly and black bears, wolves, caribou, moose and Dall’s sheep. The Homer Spit is a hub of bustling activity during the summer. Head out on a charter boat to catch halibut or simply rent a rod to try your luck at the Homer Spit lagoon, fondly known as the Fishing Hole. King salmon can be caught here from mid-May to the end of June, while silver salmon run in August. Sea kayaking, hiking and rafting offer exhilarating ways to enjoy Alaska’s wilderness. For something even more unique, take off in a small plane or helicopter to see the sights from above, then land right on a glacier to go hiking or dog-sledding. Our favourite places to stay: Our favourite places to stay: Our favourite places to stay: • Denali Grizzly Bear Resort • Grande Denali Lodge • Seward Windsong Lodge • Lands End Resort, Homer • Four Points by Sheraton Juneau • Westmark Baranof Hotel 37

42. Alaska by Rail The Alaska Railroad spans more than 800 kilometres from the coast to Fairbanks, passing through alpine forests, coastal regions and two major mountain ranges. Using the Alaska Railroad’s four routes is a great way to see some of the country. There is the Denali Star, the flagship linking Anchorage to Fairbanks, the Coastal Classic that winds through the stretch of wilderness between Anchorage and Seward; The Glacier Discovery that travels from Anchorage south to Whittier and the Aurora Winter Train that travels between Anchorage and Fairbanks for an unforgettable journey into the land of the Northern Lights. With two classes of service, GoldStar Service and Adventure Class, you’ll enjoy large windows, knowledgeable Alaskan tour guides, open-air vestibules and onboard dining options. Denali Star Coastal Classic Glacier Discovery Departing from Anchorage, the Glacier Discovery train stops at Girdwood and Portage before heading to the port town of Whittier – the starting point for exploring the Alaska Marine Highway and glacier day cruises. After leaving Whittier you’ll enter roadless backcountry before arriving at the Spencer Glacier Whistle Stop. If you’re looking for an adventure hop off here to enjoy hiking, rafting or ice climbing, otherwise stay onboard for the scenic ride to the Grandview region. This train operates daily from mid- May to mid-September. The Denali Star is the Alaska Railroad’s flagship train which links Anchorage to Fairbanks. Along this route you’ll have numerous mountain views, including the incredible Alaska Range. Stops along the way include Talkeetna, a small town that is known for its world-class flightseeing and charming main street and Denali National Park and Preserve which is a must for anyone visiting Alaska. You may see the ‘big four’: grizzlies, moose, caribou and Dall sheep. This train operates daily from mid-May to mid- September. This local favourite travels, 184 kilometres through the stretch of wilderness spanning from Anchorage to Seward. From Anchorage, the train winds along Turnagain Arm and through the backcountry wilderness of the Kenai Peninsula; massive glaciers and towering waterfalls can be seen along the way. Upon reaching Seward, the train arrives on the shores of Resurrection Bay, offering easy connections for you to explore Kenai Fjords National Park. This train operates daily from mid-May to mid-September. 38

43. Independent Touring Denali Backcountry Explorer 3 days/2 nights Highlights of Kenai Fjords and Denali Backcountry Delights 9 days/8 nights Sit back, relax and enjoy the scenic highway on your coach trip to Denali. See the wildlife of Denali National Park and learn about the park’s history. Then experience the Alaskan Railroad on your train journey to Fairbanks. View glaciers, wildlife and spectacular scenery on this unique journey through Alaska. Enjoy some once in a lifetime experiences at Redoubt Bay, Girdwood, Kenai Fjords and Denali National Park. Day 1: Anchorage – Denali Backcountry Lodge On your way to the Denali National Park your driver will give you some history of the area as you travel the George Parks Highway. After lunch hop on the private bus which will take you to Denali Backcountry Lodge, your home for the night. The six hour trip along a restricted road is called one of the grandest drives on earth, with chances to see grizzlies and moose along the way. Day 1: Anchorage Day 2: Anchorage – Redoubt Bay – Anchorage Half day guided tour with the chance to view Alaska’s black and brown bears. Day 3: Anchorage – Girdwood Experience a helicopter ride, a glacier landing and dog sledding. Day 2: Denali National Park Nestled in a snug valley, the Denali Backcountry Lodge is a true wilderness experience. Spend the day hiking, gold panning and enjoying the scenery of Denali National Park. You can also visit Fannie Quigley’s Cabin, home of one of the original miners from the early twentieth century. Day 4: Girdwood – Seward Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centre and, if time allows, Exit Glacier. Day 5: Northwestern Fjord Cruise Full day Kenai Fjords Cruise and visit the magnificent Northwestern Fjord. Day 6: Seward – Talkeetna Day 3: Denali Backcountry Lodge – Fairbanks An early departure gives you another opportunity to view the magnificent scenery along the route back to the Denali National Park entrance. This afternoon, board the Denali Star Train to Fairbanks where you can enjoy the late afternoon scenery along the way. Day 7: Talkeetna – Denali National Park Entrance Take a journey on the Alaska Railroad to Denali National Park. Then optional activities such as white water rafting, helicopter flightseeing or landing on a glacier are available. Day 8: Denali National Park Backcountry Adventure Discover Denali National Park and search for a bear, moose and other wildlife. Day 9: Denali National Park Entrance – Fairbanks This afternoon enjoy your trip north on the Alaska Railroad to Fairbanks. Departures: Daily (Jun-Sep) Departures: Daily (Jun-Aug) Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation in a cabin, 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners, scheduled coach transfer with driver commentary, activities as per itinerary, Goldstar seating onboard Alaska Railroad Inclusions: 8 nights accommodation, 1 lunch, 1 dinner, bear viewing, glacier dog sled helicopter tour, admission to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Centre, Northwestern Fjord cruise, Denali tour, Goldstar seating onboard Alaska Railroad, transfers Price Guide From: $2218 Price Guide From: $6707 39

44. Self-Drive Alaska Denali Kenai Highlights 7 days/6 nights Alaska Highlights 10 days/9 nights Enjoy magnificent scenery in the vast interior, spectacular glaciers and an abundance of wildlife on your journey through Alaska. Step back in time in Talkeetna, a turn of the 20th century gold mining centre. With small towns that take you back in time to the gold rush era and cities where wildlife is in your backyard, Alaska is a unique state to explore. Enjoy seeing everything from wildlife to stunning glaciers. Day 1: Anchorage – Seward (204km) This morning travel along the Seward Highway towards scenic Turnagain Arm. Day 1: Anchorage – Seward (204km) This morning travel along the Seward Highway towards scenic Turnagain Arm. Day 2: Northwestern Fjord Cruise Enjoy a Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise seeing wildlife, glaciers and breathtaking scenery. Day 2: Northwestern Fjord Cruise Day 3: Seward – Talkeetna (386km) Day 4: Talkeetna – Denali National Park Entrance (196km) Day 3: Seward – Talkeetna (386km) Head to Talkeetna, taking in the sights of the Seward Highway as you go. Day 5: Denali National Park Backcountry Adventure Enjoy a full day tour into the heart of Denali National Park. Look out for bears, caribou and moose. Return to the park entrance via bush plane. Day 4: Talkeetna – Denali National Park Entrance (196km) and Denali Backcountry Lodge Leave your car at the park entrance and transfer by bus deep inside Denali National Park to your lodge. Day 6: Denali National Park Entrance – Fairbanks (198km) This afternoon in Fairbanks enjoy a cruise into the Alaskan Interior on the Chena and Tanana Rivers. Day 5: Denali National Park Today explore Denali National Park and experience activities such as day hikes and gold panning. Day 7: Fairbanks – Valdez (584km) Day 8: Valdez Take an optional cruise into stunning Prince William Sound where you have the chance to see sea lions and humpback whales. Day 6: Denali Backcountry Lodge – Denali National Park Entrance Transfer back to the park entrance. Day 7: Denali National Park Entrance – Anchorage (383km) On your way back to Anchorage stop at Wasilla to visit the Iditarod Sled Dog Race Headquarters. Day 9: Valdez – Sheep Mountain Lodge (309km) Day 10: Sheep Mountain Lodge – Anchorage (172km) Departures: Daily (Jun-Aug) Departures: Set departures (Jun & Aug) Inclusions: 6 nights accommodation, some sightseeing, 2 dinners, 1 lunch and 2 breakfasts at Denali Backcountry Lodge Inclusions: 9 nights accommodation, some sightseeing, 1 breakfast and 2 lunches Exclusions: rental car, road tolls, some admission fees/activities and surcharges Exclusions: rental car, road tolls, some admission fees/activities and surcharges Price Guide From: $3002 Price Guide From: $4452 Denali National Park Visitor Entrance Fairbanks Denali Backcountry Lodge Denali National Park Entrance Denali Backcountry Lodge ALASKA ALASKA Talkeetna Talkeetna Sheep Mtn Lodge Anchorage Anchorage Valdez Wrangell-St Elias National Park Seward Seward The price guide shown is per adult twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 40

45. Arctic & Wildlife Tours © Sherman Hogue / Explore Fairbanks Bear Viewing at Brooks Lodge 2 days/1 night Aurora Borealis from Fairbanks 3 days/2 nights Arctic Ocean Adventure with Barrow 3 days/2 nights Each year millions of salmon burst from the Bering Sea into the streams of Katmai National Park and the bear viewing at Brooks Falls is only a short walk from Brooks Lodge, so you’re not far from the action. Experience the amazing Aurora Borealis. These giant electrical storms are formed by solar flares from the sun reacting with the earth’s magnetic field. This causes brilliant displays of light flashing across the sky. Travel along the rugged Dalton Highway to the top of Alaska. At Barrow, experience the rich culture of Alaska’s Eskimo people. See how the traditional subsistence lifestyle is still maintained in today’s modern world. Day 1: Anchorage – Brooks Lodge, Katmai National Park After your scenic flights to Brooks Lodge you’ll be given a brief bear orientation by a park ranger, then you’re free to explore at your leisure. With three viewing platforms on the Brooks River, all within walking distance from the lodge, you can take as much time as you want to enjoy your surroundings and bear viewing. Day 1: Fairbanks – Bettles Lodge Depart this morning in a small plane to Bettles, 56 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. Bettles Lodge is in a prime location under the aurora band of highest frequency activity, the clear skies allow for prolonged night viewing. Front desk staff arrange wake up calls when good viewing occurs so you don’t have to stay awake all night. Day 1: Fairbanks – Coldfoot This morning depart for your journey to the Arctic Ocean. Visit the Arctic Circle Trading Post in the rural community of Joy and experience the mighty Yukon River. Cross the Arctic Circle on your way to Coldfoot. Day 2: Coldfoot – Prudhoe Bay Today continue north, climbing over the Continental Divide at Atigun Pass. Explore the amazing Arctic tundra of the Arctic Coastal Plain and feel the veins of ice just beneath the surface. Day 2: Bettles Lodge There are some unique and different winter activities available (additional charges apply), or take the time to relax in the warmth of the lodge. Take part in Aurora viewing for the last time tonight. Day 2: Brooks Lodge – Anchorage Today is yours to explore Katmai and spend more time at the viewing platforms, before departing late afternoon for Anchorage. Day 3: Prudhoe Bay – Fairbanks Fly from Prudhoe Bay to the Inupiat Eskimo village of Barrow. Get a first hand glimpse of the lifestyle of Alaska’s Arctic Coastal people with a tour of the village. Return by air to Fairbanks. Day 3: Bettles Lodge – Fairbanks Depending on flight schedules, there may be time to explore this morning. Note: Itinerary subject to change due to flight schedules and weather conditions. Pre and post-night in Fairbanks recommended. Departures: Daily (Jun-Sep) Departures: Set departures (Oct-Apr) Departures: Sun, Wed and Fri (May-Sep) Inclusions: 1 nights accommodation, return flights from Anchorage to Brooks Lodge, bear and wildlife viewing at lodge Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, Aurora viewing, all meals, roundtrip flights from Fairbanks to Bettles, transfers and brief village tour of Bettles Inclusions: 2 nights accommodation, driver guided tour between Fairbanks and Prudhoe Bay, local sightseeing guides in Barrow, flight between Prudhoe Bay, Barrow and Fairbanks Price Guide From: $2064 Price Guide From: $1836 Price Guide From: $3365 The price guide shown is per adult twin share based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 41

46. Touring Canada & Alaska

47. It’s Time to Tour with Globus & Cosmos Time checking timetables. Time getting lost & missing attractions. Time finding a hotel. Or… time to enjoy your stress-free holiday? Globus & Cosmos have been introducing travellers to the world’s most awe-inspiring places for over 88 years so by booking a coach tour with them, you can rest assured that your time will be well spent. Time to explore your destination with included sightseeing; time to rest and connect onboard their air-conditioned coaches (with free WiFi); and time to take your mind off the nitty-gritty – hotels are pre-selected and pre- booked. So take a look at what they can offer you for your dream holiday! Spirit of the Rockies with Alaska Cruise 19 days/18 nights Heart of the Canadian Rockies 10 days/9 nights Experience the beauty of Canada and Alaska on this first-class Globus tour, including a 2 day Rocky Mountaineer rail journey and 7 night Holland America Alaska cruise. Journey through the Canadian Rockies to tick these majestic mountain ranges off your travel bucket list, while exploring National Parks and experiencing the Canadian culture first-hand. Tour Highlights: - Guided sightseeing in Calgary, Victoria & Vancouver - Ice explorer ride on Columbia Icefield - Visit some of Canada’s best National Parks, including Banff & Jasper - Orientation tour of Jasper townsite - Drive along the Thompson River with spectacular views of Monashee Mountains - Ferry crossing to Vancouver Island - Days at leisure in Banff National Park and Victoria so you can explore Tour Highlights: - 2 day scenic rail journey with Rocky Mountaineer (GoldLeaf) - Nature walk with picnic lunch in Banff National Park or afternoon tea at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel - Ice Explorer ride on the Columbia Icefield - Breakfast at Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre - Guided sightseeing in Vancouver, Jasper National Park and Victoria - Dinner at world-famous Butchart Gardens - 7-night Alaska cruise with Holland America (Outside cabin) Option to add a 7-night Alaska cruise to your holiday Option to change to SilverLeaf on Rocky Mountaineer or other cabins on Alaska Cruise Departures: Set departures (May-Oct) Departures: Set departures (Apr-Sep) Inclusions: 11 nights accommodation, 7 nights cruising, breakfast daily, 3 lunches, 4 three-course dinners plus 20 additional meals while cruising, expert Tour Director, sightseeing & VIP access to key sights, deluxe coach with extra legroom Price Guide From: $10,454 Inclusions: 9 nights accommodation, 1 breakfast, expert Tour Director, selected sightseeing with local guides, first-class coach with air-conditioning Price Guide From: $2149 Glacier Bay National Park Key: Skagway Key: Skagway Cruise Coach Train Glacier Bay Cruise Coach Juneau Juneau Tracy Arm Fjord GULF OF ALASKA GULF OF ALASKA Ketchikan Ketchikan Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA Jasper National Park Columbia Icefield Lake Louise Jasper National Park Columbia Icefield Lake Louise Banff National park Mount Robson Sun Peaks Whistler Calgary Vancouver Island Vancouver Island Kamloops Banff Kamloops National park Vancouver Vancouver Victoria Victoria The price guide shown is per adult twin share based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 43

48. Trafalgar - Simply the best... way to holiday Trafalgar infuses every trip with the best moments, like their exclusive Insider experiences, VIP treatment and relaxing free time. Every element of their holidays is carefully crafted to take you to the heart of a destination, bringing local cultures to life with the perfect balance of the right experiences, sights, inclusions, hotels, even the locals you meet. They’re committed to doing everything to give you the best holiday. And that means you’ll enjoy seamless, splendid travel experiences. © randallinho Majestic Alaska 8 days/7 nights Contrasts of Canada 15 days/14 nights Enjoy this breath taking experience in the Canadian Rockies. Taking you from the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver to the heart of the Rockies through spectacular mountain scenery, rushing rivers and mighty glaciers. An epic exploration, east meets west on this grand trip across Canada, taking you coast to coast on VIA Rail’s renowned train, The Canadian. Tour Highlights: - City tour of Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler and Banff - Scenic Drive along the Sea-to-Sky Highway - Iconic train journey aboard VIA Rail’s “The Canadian” - View Lake Louise, Stanley Park, Yoho and Mount Revelstoke National Parks - Visit the thriving ski resort of Sun Peaks and Niagara Falls - Immerse yourself in the natural glories of Banff, including the classic viewpoint of Surprise Corner, Bow Falls and the hoodoo rock formations - Embark on a private narrated cruise across the serene waters of iconic Maligne Lake Tour Highlights: - Cruise in a paddlewheel boat in Fairbanks, and over to majestic Kenai Fjords National Park - Iconic train journey through Alaska’s wilderness aboard the Alaska Railroad - Visit Fairbanks, Denali National Park, Anchorage and Seward - Admire the massive glaciers of College Fjord in Prince Willam Sound - Visit the Alaska Native Heritage Centre where you can walk along wooded paths past indigenous villages and meet with natives - Check out the world’s largest collection of standing totem poles, intricately carved with native designs Departures: Set departures (May-Sep) Departures: Set departures (Apr-Sep) Inclusions: 7 nights accommodation, breakfast daily, 1 Be My Guest lunch, 3 dinners, expert Travel Director, sightseeing and experiences as per Trafalgar brochure Inclusions: 14 nights accommodation, breakfast daily, 7 dinners including 1 Be My Guest, 2 lunches, expert Travel Director, sightseeing and experiences as per Trafalgar brochure Price Guide From: $4195 Price Guide From: $7375 Fairbanks BRITISH COLUMBIA SASKATCHEWAN HUDSON BAY Denali National Park ALBERTA ALASKA Jasper MANITOBA CANADA Sun Peaks Whistler Lake Winnipeg Banff VancouverCanadian Rocky Mountain Parks ONTARIO Victoria QUEBEC Anchorage Lake Huron Seward Lake Ontario Niagra Falls Toronto USA Kenai Fjords National Park RESURRECTION BAY Lake Erie The price guide shown is per adult twin share based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 44

49. Touring with Insight Vacations Insight is renowned for small group sizes, luxury coaches with business class legroom and well located hotels in desirable locations. Their tours include must-see attractions so you don’t have to constantly dip into your pocket as you go. They’ve already done the research and taken care of all the hard work. Insight’s Tour Directors are the best in the business. They accompany you and enjoy sharing the best places to dine, drink, shop and the best vantage point for the perfect holiday snaps. With more two and three night stops than other coach tours, you can truly absorb the essence of a destination and when cities come alive at night – you’re right there. It is the finest, most hassle free way to explore the depth and breadth of Canada and Alaska. Jewels of Alaska 7 days/6 nights Landscapes of the Canadian Maritimes 12 days/11 nights Spectacular Denali National park, calving glaciers and abundant wildlife combine to create the perfect combination of informative sightseeing, thrilling wilderness experiences and tranquil relaxation. This magical maritime journey takes its inspiration from the sea. Recharge on this seaside escape, with striking ocean vistas, colourful harbours and intriguing insights into the history of Canada’s Eastern Maritime Provinces. Tour Highlights: - Anchorage: Expand your understanding of Alaska’s first people at the renowned Alaska Native Heritage Centre - Alaskan Railroad: Relax on this flagship train and enjoy stunning scenery all the way to Denali National Park - Girdwood: Ride a gondola to the top of the ski area for panoramic views of the mountains and Cook Inlet - Prince William sound: Experience the sounds of the thundering calving of glaciers on your included day cruise - Seward: Visit the aquarium and learn about the wildlife rescue efforts with a researcher of the Alaska SeaLife Centre Tour Highlights: - Lunenburg: Meet a retired fisherman who will regale you with tales of the sea and the fishing industry - Cape Brenton: With a Local Expert, learn about the art of Kilt Making - Charlottetown: Turn back the pages of history – visit Province House and enjoy a walking tour of the town - Digby: Meet Chef Dale Nichols for a culinary demonstration par excellence featuring Digby’s famous scallops - Bay of Fundy: Embark on a whale watching cruise to potentially spot rare species of whale and learn about these majestic sea mammals Departures: Set departures (May-Sep) Departures: Set departures (Jun-Sep) Inclusions: 6 nights premium accommodation, 6 breakfasts, 2 lunches including 1 Highlight Lunch, 4 dinners, experienced Tour Director, luxury coach with extra leg room Inclusions: 11 nights premium accommodation, breakfast daily, 2 lunches, 7 dinners, experienced Tour Director, luxury coach with extra leg room Price Guide From: $5075 Price Guide From: $5325 Cape Brenton Higlands National Park Denali National Park NEW BRUNSWICK Cheticamp ALASKA Green Gables Summerside Baddeck Charlottetown Wood Islands Pictou Truro CANADA Confederation Bridge Talkeetna Girdwood Shedic Hopewell Rocks Anchorage Prince William Sound Halifax Seward Annapolis Royal College Fjord Saint John Peggy’s Cove Lunenburg Digby GULF OF ALASKA Glacier Bay National Park The price guide shown is per adult twin share based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 45

50. Celebrity Cruises & Royal Caribbean International Alaska Hubbard Glacier Cruise 8 days/7 nights Royal Caribbean International 8 days/7 nights This unique itinerary delivers bucket-list wonders like Hubbard Glacier, the largest calving glacier on the North American continent. Gaze in wonder at the complex labyrinth of fjords and bays that is the Inside Passage. Take in all the majesty of stunning glaciers and have your camera ready to capture the rugged beauty of the islands and mainland coast. The views include glaciers, fjords, soaring cliffs and misty northern rainforest. Cruise Highlights: Port Day 1: Vancouver, British Columbia Day 2: Inside Passage, Alaska (Cruising) Day 3: Icy Strait Point, Alaska Day 4: Hubbard Glacier, Alaska (Cruising) 10:30am 2:30pm Day 5: Juneau, Alaska Day 6: Ketchikan, Alaska Day 7: Inside Passage, Alaska (Cruising) Day 8: Vancouver, British Columbia Cruise Highlights: Port Day 1: Seattle, Washington Day 2: Cruising Day 3: Inside Passage, Alaska (Cruising) Day 3: Juneau, Alaska Day 4: Skagway, Alaska Day 5: Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska Day 6: Cruising Day 7: Victoria, Bristish Columbia Day 8: Seattle, Washington Arrive Embark 10:00am 8:00pm Depart 4:30pm Arrive Embark Depart 4:00pm 12:00pm 9:00pm 7:00am 8:30pm 7:00am 12:00pm 7:30am 2:00pm 7:00am 6:00pm 8:00pm Disembark 9:00am 6:00am 6:00pm Disembark Departures: Set departures (May-Sep) Inclusions: 7 night cruise aboard Celebrity Infinity, all main meals and entertainment onboard, taxes, fees and gratuities Price Guide From: $1969 Departures: Set departures (May-Sep) Inclusions: 7 night cruise aboard Explorer of the Seas, all main meals and entertainment onboard, taxes, fees and gratuities Price Guide From: $1785 Skagway Hubbard Glacier Juneau Juneau Icy Strait Point Tracy Arm Fjord Alaska Inside Passage GULF OF ALASKA GULF OF ALASKA Ketchikan BRITISH COLUMBIA BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA ALBERTA Inside Passage Inside Passage Victoria Vancouver Seattle The price guide shown is per adult for twin share, based on low season travel. Specials or surcharges may apply depending on travel date. 46