Canadian Rocky mountains, national parks and thermal springs

Tour start date(s):	01-09-2026
Duration:	8 days
Location:	Banff, Lake Louise, Harrison Hot Springs Jasper, Vancouver, Victoria
Price (including tax):	DBL: 3,150.00 CAD (tax included, flights not included))

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Western Canada on this unforgettable 8-day journey through emerald lakes, majestic glaciers, ancient forests, and vibrant coastal cities.

Vancouver • Kamloops • Jasper • Banff • Revelstoke • Victoria

DAY 1 — Welcome to Canada! Vancouver → Kamloops

Arrive in Vancouver by noon and begin your adventure with a scenic transfer to Kamloops. Along the way, enjoy visits to the picturesque Bridal Veil Falls and the mysterious Hope Caves.
Overnight: Quality Inn

DAY 2 — Waterfalls & Wilderness

Travel to Valemount and explore the spectacular waterfalls of Wells Gray Provincial Park, known for its rugged beauty and thundering cascades.
Overnight: Comfort Inn, Valemount

DAY 3 — The Majesty of the Rockies

Immerse yourself in the grand landscapes of Mount Robson Provincial Park and Jasper, the northernmost national park of the Canadian Rockies. Drive the legendary Icefields Parkway, one of North America’s most scenic routes.
Marvel at emerald lakes, towering glaciers, and snow-capped peaks. Keep your camera ready — deer, coyotes, bears, and mountain goats often greet travelers along the way!
We continue to charming Banff, Canada’s first national park (1885).
Overnight: Canalta Lodge, Banff

DAY 4 — The Iconic Lakes of Canada

Prepare to be amazed by the jewel-like waters of Lake Louise and Emerald Lake, two of the most photographed spots on Earth. Visit the legendary Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, a historic mountain château with spectacular views.
Journey through the incredible national parks of Yoho, Kootenay, and Mount Revelstoke, crossing the dramatic Rogers Pass. Experience a world of alpine tunnels, glacier-topped peaks, and ancient forests.
Overnight: Lakeside hotel at Tree Valley Lake (Revelstoke area)

DAY 5 — Gold Rush History & Hot Springs

Return to Kamloops to explore the fascinating Gold Miners Museum, relax in rejuvenating hot springs ($), and visit a local ginseng factory. Continue to Merritt.
Overnight: Best Western, Merritt

DAY 6 — Vibrant Vancouver

On the way back to Vancouver, enjoy the tranquility of Harrison Lake.
Discover one of the most beautiful cities in North America on a panoramic Vancouver tour:
• Queen Elizabeth Park
• Stanley Park
• Historic Gastown with its iconic steam clock
• Oldest Chinatown in Canada
• Trendy Yaletown
• Olympic Village
Overnight: Holiday Inn Airport

DAY 7 — Victoria: The Garden City

Sail across the scenic Georgia Strait by ferry to the elegant capital of British Columbia — Victoria, famous for its romantic charm, greenery, and beautiful architecture.
Visit the world-renowned Butchart Gardens ($), a floral masterpiece enjoyed by millions.
Enjoy a guided city tour of Victoria’s historic downtown and waterfront.

DAY 8 — Farewell Canada

Your unforgettable journey comes to an end. Departure home.

ATTENTION:

Arrival at Kamloops International Airport is possible. Travelers must reach the hotel on their own from the airport.

Tourist buses in national and provincial parks have designated parking areas where tourists are allowed to exit the bus for photos. Stopping in undesignated areas is prohibited.

Bus stops are not allowed for long periods due to heavy traffic of cars and tourist vehicles. The tour does not include long hikes or climbing; descending into canyons, approaching glaciers, or going beyond barriers is strictly forbidden.

Tour price includes:

• Hotel accommodation with breakfast

• Entrance tickets to National Parks, ferry, museum

• Services of a Russian-speaking guide

• Transportation

Tour price does NOT include:

• Airfare

• Baggage handling

• Tips for the guide and driver

• Lunches and dinners

Medical insurance for the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta is mandatory!

The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is valid in the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta for 3 months from the date of arrival in the province.