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Rocky Mountaineer

Rocky Mountaineer travels between Vancouver and the spectacular Canadian Rockies. It’s a must-do luxury travel experience, with glass-domed train cars, incredible scenery, delicious cuisine, and a relaxed, social atmosphere. In 2020, Rocky Mountaineer is celebrating 30 years as a leading travel experience in Canada.

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Sea to Sky Tour

Framed by the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains, experience the best of British Columbia’s cities, coastline and culture as you explore from Sea to Sky.

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Coastal Rainforest Safaris

An immersive West Coast adventure combining luxury with the rugged wilderness of Vancouver Island North. To further elevate this unique nature experience, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from local Kwakwaka’wakw guides who are proud of their heritage and excited to share their culture, stories, and knowledge of the land.

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Inside Passage – The Remote Coast of British Columbia

Explore British Columbia’s remote coast. Along the BC Ferry Inside Passage route is the Great Bear Rainforest. Rich with wildlife often spotted along the shoreline, orca whales and porpoises in the channel, and bald eagles circling overhead. First Nations villages dot the coastline and grizzly bears walk the land.

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Colours & Lights Arctic Adventure–Lazy Bear Expeditions

Experience fabulous fall colours, get up close and personal with Arctic wildlife and engage with the locals as they tell their stories of the vibrant culture of Manitoba’s North. This brand new tour by Lazy Bear Expeditions offers a unique perspective into life in Churchill in the pristine (though rarely visited!) autumn season.

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Genuine Indigenous Experience in Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories is one of Canada’s best kept travel secrets. It’s spoiled with immersive Indigenous cultural experiences, spectacular Aurora Borealis and a diverse and pristine landscape, with vistas ranging from towering waterfalls to mountain ranges covered by the distinctive low-growing greenery of the arctic tundra

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Ottawa: Canada In One City

Get your fill of Canadiana experiences in the country’s capital city, Ottawa. Explore museums that interpret Canadian culture, visit iconic institutions of Canada – the House of Commons, Rideau Hall, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police – and ride the world’s first interprovincial zipline, take a culinary tour or cycle the city.

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Niagara Falls – one culinary wonder after another

Canada’s Niagara Region is home to the world’s most stunning wonders – beautiful, powerful and awe-inspiring Niagara Falls. In this iconic setting is an ever-growing tapestry of experiences and among some of the most sensational are those of the culinary type.

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A Taste of Island Life on Canada’s Food Island

Join us for the Fall Flavours Festival – a delicious Island-wide journey that celebrates Prince Edward Island’s (PEI) harvest. Hands-on experiences, talented culinary artisans and delightful venues will provide some of the tastiest and intimate food experiences you can imagine

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Québec City—Where Wonder Waits Around Every Corner

Welcome to Québec City, l’accent d’Amérique. Immerse yourself in the vitality and authenticity of the cradle of Francophone culture in North America. You’ll be left breathless by the beauty of the city and its UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Yukon: Autumn Bites, Lights, and Golden Sights

“The Wilderness City”, Whitehorse, is surrounded by mountains, forests, lakes and rivers providing a source of inspiration for local chefs who harvest ingredients from the wild and, along with locally-roasted fair-trade coffee, curated cheese shops, tasty bakeries, inventive breweries that showcase Yukon’s emerging culinary scene.

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Yukon: Celebrating Yukon Indigenous Culture

Elders say that the First Nations people have always been here. Oral traditions and archaeological evidence document the ways of indigenous people in the Yukon for more than 12,000 years. Come experience the warm hospitality and rich cultures of the 14 Yukon First Nations

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Dawson City (is) Cultural Gold!

The lure of gold drew thousands of men and women to the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898. They arrived into the ‘wilderness’ and home of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nation people. Forests will be bursting with colour, the mountains brushed with snow and, with luck, the Northern Lights will light up the night sky.