First Passage to the West: Banff to Vancouver

The First Passage to the West from Banff to Vancouver package includes: - Accommodations as per itinerary - Meals as per itinerary (breakfast, lunch, dinner) - Train tickets for the Rocky Mountaineer journey - Keytours 24-hour emergency assistance - Sightseeing tours and/or activities of your choice Please note that items of a personal nature, transfers not mentioned in the itinerary, travel insurance, and gratuities for drivers, guides, and escorts are not included.

Transportation on this tour is primarily by the Rocky Mountaineer train, which provides a scenic journey from Banff to Vancouver over two days. The itinerary includes: - Day 1: Depart from Banff and travel to Kamloops aboard the Rocky Mountaineer. - Day 2: Depart from Kamloops and continue to Vancouver on the Rocky Mountaineer. Transfers between the train stations and hotels are not included unless specified, and travelers should inquire about any necessary transfers with their Keytours travel consultant.

Yes, this package allows for customization of your sightseeing tours. You can choose from a variety of activities and tours in both Kamloops and Vancouver. Your Keytours travel consultant can assist you in selecting the best options to enhance your experience based on your interests and preferences.

The First Passage to the West package includes hotel accommodations in Kamloops, though the specific hotel will depend on availability and your selected travel date. Your Keytours travel consultant can provide options for different levels of accommodations to suit your preferences.

Travel insurance is not included in the First Passage to the West from Banff to Vancouver package. However, it is highly recommended for your protection. You can inquire about travel insurance options with your Keytours travel consultant, who can help you find a suitable plan that meets your needs.

This itinerary primarily involves train travel, which is a leisurely way to experience the stunning scenery of Canada. There may be some walking involved during sightseeing tours, but overall, the physical activity level is low. This makes the tour suitable for a wide range of travelers, including those who prefer a more relaxed pace.