Destinations in western Canada
Tours of the Canadian Rockies in Alberta, the variety of landscapes in British Columbia, the vast wilderness of the Yukon. We make it easy, we already picked the most amazing destinations.Amazing sights, thrills and adventures are waiting in different playgrounds for our tours. There is so much to explore in Western Canada, from the majestic Alberta Rocky Mountains, the wilds of Northern British Columbia, on laid back Vancouver Island and in the rugged outdoor playground of the Yukon. There are vibrant, modern cities with all the luxuries and amenities one could ask for and tiny, mostly forgotten villages, destined to become ghost towns.
The Canadian Rocky Mountains
Some of the best-known mountain scenery on earth is concentrated in a set of seven parks in the Canadian Rockies. Indeed, in much of the world, mention of Alberta, Canada, evokes images of snow-capped peaks, magnificent mountain scenery, clear lakes, waterfalls and wildlife. Visitors can watch bears feeding in their natural habitat, be accosted by friendly mountain sheep, soak in thermal springs, explore by raft or horseback, spend days outdoors on a canoe tour.
British Columbia and Vancouver Island
It’s a place of big ideas, where the word “impossible” has been all but stricken from the dictionary. British Columbians are understandably proud of their stunningly beautiful province and their unique lifestyle in tiny fishing outposts and ancient Native settlements and vibrant modern cities like Whistler, Victoria or Vancouver. We would love to introduce you to this coastal wonderland, one of our favourite destinations to explore in western Canada.Western Canada and the Yukon
From the Rocky Mountains to the shores of the Pacific and the far northern shores of the Arctic Ocean, the possibilities are endless when planning a tour of Western Canada and the Yukon. Navigate your way between spectacular mountain scenery and relaxing sea-side escapes; wildlife encounters, urban adventures and an endless variety of outdoor adventures and activities in Western Canada.