Canada's Best and First Passage To The West Great Rail Journey

The Canada's Best and First Passage To The West Great Rail Journey includes visits to Vancouver, Whistler, Kamloops, Lake Louise, Banff, and Calgary. This 12-day itinerary offers a blend of urban exploration, outdoor adventure, and scenic rail travel through the Canadian Rockies.

Transportation on this tour includes private transfers and a two-day rail journey. You'll have private drivers for transfers between Vancouver and Whistler, Whistler and Vancouver, Lake Louise and Banff, Banff and Calgary, and to/from airports. The Rocky Mountaineer train takes you from Vancouver to Lake Louise, offering a luxurious travel experience with breathtaking views.

Yes, meals are included as per the itinerary. This includes breakfast and lunch on the days spent aboard the Rocky Mountaineer train. Other meals may be enjoyed independently at your leisure, allowing you to explore local dining options at each destination.

Yes, the accommodations and sightseeing tours in this itinerary can be customized to suit your preferences. Keytours Vacations offers a choice of accommodations in each location, and you can select sightseeing tours that match your interests. Contact a Keytours travel consultant to tailor your experience.

During your stay in Whistler, you can enjoy a scenic ride on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, hike trails like the High Note Trail or Garibaldi Lake Trail, relax at the Scandinave Spa, and explore Whistler Village's shops and restaurants. These activities offer a mix of adventure and relaxation in a stunning alpine setting.

Yes, the Rocky Mountaineer train journey from Vancouver to Lake Louise is included in the package price. This two-day journey offers GoldLeaf service, providing a luxurious travel experience with panoramic views of the Canadian Rockies' dramatic landscapes.

This tour involves a moderate level of physical activity, including walking tours, hiking opportunities, and exploring urban and natural sites. Activities like hiking in Whistler or Banff and walking in cities like Vancouver and Calgary require a basic level of fitness. Travelers can choose activities based on their comfort level.