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.
View itinerary →Your driver picks you up around downtown Vancouver in the early morning before heading north onto the Sea-to-Sky Highway, one of the most celebrated scenic drives in Canada. As the city gives way to the cliffs and forests hugging Howe Sound, settle in for sweeping views of fjord-like coastline, distant snow-capped peaks, and cascading waterfalls that make this stretch of road a destination in itself, long before you even reach the mountains.
Vancouver, BC
Squamish, BC
Whistler, BCStop in the outdoor-adventure town of Squamish to visit Shannon Falls, one of British Columbia's tallest waterfalls, plunging dramatically down a granite cliff face just steps from the highway. For those wanting more elevation, the Sea to Sky Gondola is available as an optional add-on, climbing high above the valley for panoramic views of the Stawamus Chief, Howe Sound, and the surrounding Coast Mountains, a scenic bonus before continuing north to Whistler.
Squamish, BC
Vancouver, BC
Whistler, BCArrive in Whistler Village, the pedestrian-only resort built for the 2010 Winter Olympics, nestled between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Spend your free time browsing boutique shops, relaxing on a mountainside patio, or simply soaking in the alpine atmosphere surrounded by towering peaks. Whether you're here for the mountain views, the shopping, or just a coffee in the village square, Whistler offers a relaxed taste of world-class mountain resort life.
Whistler, BC
Vancouver, BC
Squamish, BCAs afternoon draws on, depart Whistler and begin retracing the Sea-to-Sky Highway south, taking in the coastal and mountain scenery once more from a different angle as the light shifts. It's a chance to catch anything missed on the way up: a viewpoint, a glimpse of Howe Sound's fjords, or the forested slopes of Garibaldi Provincial Park, as the drive winds back down toward the coast and the city.
Whistler, BC
Vancouver, BC
Squamish, BCWind back down the Sea-to-Sky Highway as the mountains give way once more to Vancouver's skyline and waterfront. Your driver drops you off back in the city in the early evening, bringing a full day of alpine scenery, roaring waterfalls, and mountain village charm to a close, all without needing to leave Vancouver overnight or pack an overnight bag.
Vancouver, BC
Whistler, BC
Squamish, BCDistances are approximate driving distances, for reference only — actual route and mileage on the day may vary.
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Optional activities you can add on-site — not included in the tour price.
| Cancelled | Refund |
|---|---|
| 21+ days before departure | Full refund |
| 7–20 days before departure | 50% refund |
| Less than 7 days before departure | No refund |
No, it's optional and paid on-site in Squamish.
About 4 hours — enough for lunch, the village stroll, and the gondola if you'd like to add it.
No — this is a standalone day trip from Vancouver with no overnight, separate from the multi-day West Coast Explorer loop.
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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.
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