Days 2-3
Banff National Park
Banff National Park is a stunning wilderness and your outdoor playground for the day. Enjoy a gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain for some panoramic views, visit the Cave and Basin, hike along o­ne of the groomed trails or stroll through the town site of Banff to shop in the many boutiques and shops. 

Included Activity
Enjoy a short introduction to the dramatic views of helicopter sightseeing, a 12-minute tour of Spray Lakes and Spray Valley takes you over the forested slopes of Mount Buller.

Day 4
Banff to Jasper (191 miles)
Drive to Jasper via the spectacular Icefields Parkway, said to be o­ne of the most scenic routes in the entire world. We suggest a stop at Peyto Lake and a visit to Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park. At the Columbia Icefield, take an optional ‘snocoach’ ride o­nto the massive glacier and experience the thrill of walking o­n centuries-old glacial ice. After this exciting experience return to the road for the final stretch to the resort town of Jasper .
Overnights (2): Marmot Lodge - Jasper

Day 5
Jasper National Park
Today is at your leisure to explore the uniquely beautiful landscape of Jasper National Park where serene lakes and gentle meadows stand in stark contrast to its jagged peaks and spectacular glaciers. We suggest a Maligne Lake boat cruise, a visit to Miette Hot Springs, or a ride o­n the Jasper Tramway.

Included Activity
Enjoy some water action, as you challenge o­ne of Canada’s most famous rivers, the Athabasca, as it tumbles through the Rocky Mountains. Guided by experienced rafters, you’ll enjoy a uniquely Canadian 2.5-hour introduction to whitewater rafting. It’s ideal for first-timers and families. You’ll encounter many sets of lively rapids and swirling whitewater .

Day 6
Jasper to Wells Gray Park (275 miles)
Drive the scenic Yellowhead Highway to Wells Gray Park. Before leaving the Rocky Mountains you will encounter o­ne of its most spectacular sights, the mist shrouded peak of Mount Robson. The highest peak in the Rockies can be seen for miles as you wind your way south through a vast unspoiled landscape. On your way enjoy an included jet boat ride on the North Thompson in search of black bears, grizzly bears or moose. A visit to the volcano-shaped wilderness of Wells Gray Provincial Park is worth the detour. Explore the park’s mineral springs, serene lakes, dormant volcanoes and rushing falls. Not to be missed are the towering Helmcken Falls near the entrance to the park .
Overnights (2): Helmcken Falls Lodge - Clearwater.

Included Activity
Enjoy more water action on the North Thompson River taking you through 12 kms of the spectacular Grizzly Bear Valley on a jet boat. An experienced guide will accompany you on a 1-hour river safari. Black bears, grizzly bears or moose are seen on the majority of departures.

Day 8
Wells Gray Park to Kamloops (134 miles)
This morning perhaps visit the Yellowhead Museum for a taste of frontier life or Spahats Creek Park before travelling to your charming resort situated on the South Thompson River.
Overnights (3): South Thompson Inn  - Kamloops

The Inn is located on 55 beautifully landscaped acres stretching from the vibrant green lawns to the sparkling blue river’s edge. Upon entering the gates and driving past the white fences, equestrian centre and horse paddocks – guests start to feel the ever welcoming unique experience of this “Kentucky Style Inn with Western Hospitality”. As Kamloops best kept secret this unique boutique Inn with 57 guest rooms, offers balconies with breathtaking river or mountain views. The guest rooms are fully appointed and complete with luxurious bathrobes. Each individually designed room is named after either a famous racehorse or race way in North America.

Days 9-10
Kamloops
Enjoy your days at the inn - activities include a nearby golf course, hiking and fishing.

Day 11
Kamloops to Whistler (179 miles)
Start early today to allow yourself as much time as possible in the premier resort town of Whistler. The winding road leads through an arid landscape that gradually changes to lush forests lined with snowcapped mountain ranges.
Overnights (2): Delta Village Suites - Whistler.

Day 12
Whistler
Once in Whistler, play a round of golf in the shadow of towering mountains, hike along endless trails and high alpine meadows, ride on horseback past spectacular glaciers or whitewater raft down o­ne of the turbulent rivers. You may wish just to relax in the enchanting setting of the pedestrian village and enjoy the boutiques, restaurants and cafés.

Day 13
Whistler to Pacific Rim National Park (194 miles land-only)
Travel the Sea-to-Sky Highway through a landscape carved out by glaciers and edged by craggy fjords. After a brief stop at Shannon Falls continue to Horseshoe Bay where you will board an included ferry to sail across the Strait of Georgia to Vancouver Island. Your drive to the Pacific Coast will take you through ancient rainforests and provincial parks. You are venturing into true wildlife territory here, and you might even catch a glimpse of bears, deer or wolves. The Pacific Rim National Park is a marvel of ecological and geographical diversity as you will see as you pass through dense rainforests, steep ravines and windswept beaches .
Overnights (2): Weigh West Resort - Tofino

Day 14
Pacific Rim National Park
Your day is at leisure to explore the rugged coastline along the network of hiking trails or walk the shoreline of Long Beach in search of shells and driftwood.

Included Activity
Encounter one of the most fearsome and fascinating animals that roam the West Coast of Vancouver Isalnd; the black bear. At low tide, board a 40-passenger vessel and speed along the coastline to the bear's feeding grounds. When the tide goes out, the bears emerge from the forests and forage along the shores in search of rock crabs. These times offer excellent opportunities to view the inquisitive black bear in their natural habitat.

Day 15
Pacific Rim National Park to Vancouver (248 miles)
This morning’s drive will take you back to the east coast of Vancouver Island. En route you might want to visit Horne Lake Caves or Cathedral Cove. The coastal road winds through quaint seaside towns and the murals of Chemainus and the quaint Quw’utsun’ Cultural and Conference Centre in Duncan are well worth the visit. The day winds down in Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. This beautiful city has a fascinating maritime heritage and has carefully preserved its colonial charm. Enjoy an included mini-cruise o­n B.C. Ferries guiding you around the many Gulf Islands through the Strait of Georgia to mainland British Columbia. Return your hire car to the downtown depot. The rest of the day is at your leisure to enjoy the stores, parks, restaurants, theatres and other attractions of downtown Vancouver.
Overnights (3): Sandman Suites on Davie - Vancouver

Days 16-17
Vancouver
You have two days to tour Vancouver and the surrounding area. Situated in a magnificent setting among the sea, the beaches, the harbour and the steep Coast Mountains, Vancouver is considered to be the “Jewel” of North America’s Pacific Coast. Explore its cosmopolitan atmosphere with its diverse cultural, recreational, shopping and dining facilities that appeal to all tastes.

Day 18
Vancouver - UK
Enjoy a leisurely day before transferring by private sedan to Vancouver Airport in time to check in for your departure flight.

Day 19
Arrive UK.