Fall in the Canadian Rockies
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Jasper, Lake Louise and the Icefields Parkway
With their soaring peaks, clear blue lakes, natural springs, lush green valleys carpeted with millions of evergreens and the crispest of crisp mountain air, the Rocky Mountains are one of nature's greatest paradises. Combine them with time in Vancouver, a city recently voted the best place in the world to live, and you have a holiday to remember.
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What The Price Includes
- Return scheduled flights from selected regional airports
- Seven nights' room-only accommodation in a series of good standard hotels
- Two breakfasts in Banff
- A journey through the Rockies
- A visit to Lake Louise with a drive along the Icefields Parkway
- Time in Banff, Jasper and Vancouver
- The services of a Newmarket Tour Manager
- Government taxes and service charges
Single rooms are available for a supplement
Itinerary
Day One
Fly direct to the oil-and-cowboy town of Calgary, home to the legendary 'Stampede', before making our way to Banff for a two-night stay.
Day Two
Explore the delightful, bustling capital of the Rockies. Join our optional sightseeing tour, which begins with an exhilarating cable-car ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain and ends with a flourish at Surprise Corner, famous for the truly spectacular views across the Bow River to the Banff Springs Hotel.
You may also like to enjoy our optional helicopter ride and discover the high mountain peaks, alpine meadows and pristine lakes of your spectacular surroundings from the air.
Day Three
Today may prove to be the highlight of the holiday as you travel along the renowned Icefields Parkway, one of the world's most scenic drives, heading deep into the Rockies and to beautiful Lake Louise. Marvel at the lake's frozen waters, spectacularly set against the awesome backdrop of Victoria Glacier, before continuing your scenic odyssey to Jasper for a one-night stay.
Day Four
Today you head through the breathtaking scenery, past majestic Mount Robson, to Kamloops and Sun Peaks, where you'll stay overnight.
Day Five
Follow the mighty Fraser River as it plunges towards the Pacific. See awesome Hell's Gate, where up to 200-million gallons of water surge through each minute, as we head to Vancouver for a three-night stay.
Day Six
Join today's optional guided city tour, and get to know this delightful place. Highlights will include restored Gastown, hectic, colourful Chinatown, the spectacular Capilano Suspension Bridge and the glass and steel wonders of the Burrard Inlet waterfront. In addition, we'll take North America's largest cable car to the summit of Grouse Mountain.
Day Seven
Spend today exploring Vancouver, or join our optional full-day excursion to beautiful Vancouver Island, and to the unashamedly 'British' capital of British Columbia - Victoria. See the Royal B.C. Museum, the vast Parliament Buildings and the grand Empress Hotel in this city appropriately steeped in Victoriana. Our day also includes a visit to the world famous Butchart Gardens, a 50-acre horticultural Mecca.
Day Eight
A final chance to shop or sightsee before heading to the airport to check in for your flight home.
Day Nine
Arrive back home, after an overnight flight.
Further Information
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted on any coach forming part of your holiday; regular stops will be made though for your comfort en route. The majority of hotels in North America are non-smoking throughout including in all bedrooms. In general smoking outside is acceptable, but do look out for signs prohibiting this close to public entrances or bus stops.
Tipping
Gratuities are a way of life in North America, and it is generally accepted that they form part of a person's earnings. Customary gratuity to a coach driver or tour manager is about $3 per person per day; in a taxi or a restaurant leave 12-15 per cent of the bill and, in the bar, leave a dollar or so per drink.