Vancouver to the Rockies
Our flagship corridor: Pacific harbour to alpine peaks along the Coquihalla and Trans-Canada highways — Vancouver, Kamloops, and on to Banff and Lake Louise.
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From the harbour city of Vancouver, through the Coquihalla and Trans-Canada highways, into the alpine heart of the Rockies — our flagship coast-to-mountains corridor, plus a Vancouver Island and Whistler loop for the Pacific side of the country.
Our flagship corridor: Pacific harbour to alpine peaks along the Coquihalla and Trans-Canada highways — Vancouver, Kamloops, and on to Banff and Lake Louise.
View itinerary →Vancouver, Victoria, and Whistler — mountains, harbour, and Pacific coastline in one loop.
View itinerary →Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge, and Radium Hot Springs — the quieter side of the Rockies on the British Columbia side of the border.
View itinerary →Lakeside wineries, orchards, and small-town charm through Kelowna and Penticton — Canada's wine country.
View itinerary →Old-growth rainforest, surf beaches, and whale-watching on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island.
View itinerary →Ferry-hopping along BC's Sunshine Coast — beaches, small art towns, and the Salish Sea.
View itinerary →Vancouver to Whistler village and back along the Sea-to-Sky Highway, with stops at Shannon Falls and the Sea to Sky Gondola.
View itinerary →Stanley Park, Gastown, Granville Island, and the Capilano Suspension Bridge — the essential first look at Vancouver.
View itinerary →A long, full day from Vancouver to Victoria's Inner Harbour and the world-famous Butchart Gardens, round-trip by ferry.
View itinerary →Mineral hot springs and a lakeside village in the Fraser Valley, an easy day out from Vancouver.
View itinerary →Artisan studios, farm stands, and the Saturday Market on Salt Spring Island, BC's best-known Gulf Island.
View itinerary →Small-batch wineries and cideries in Vancouver Island's warmest wine region, near Duncan.
View itinerary →A ferry day to Victoria with a Salish Sea whale-watching boat tour — orcas, humpbacks, and other marine wildlife.
View itinerary →Western Canada is our flagship corridor, pairing the Pacific harbour city of Vancouver with the alpine heart of the Rockies along the Coquihalla and Trans-Canada highways. The route runs through Kamloops and the dry interior grasslands before climbing into Yoho National Park and on to Banff and Lake Louise — a genuine coast-to-mountains crossing rather than a single-region loop. For travellers who want the Pacific side without the long overland drive, the West Coast Explorer loops Vancouver, a ferry crossing to Victoria for Butchart Gardens and the Inner Harbour, and Whistler village along the Sea-to-Sky Highway — city, coast, and mountains in five days without long driving days in between.