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Your Banff to Vancouver tour begins in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. The first leg takes you through magnificent Yoho National Park to the charming town of Revelstoke.

Experience the best of Western Canada with scenic stops along the way. Visit the stunning Takakkaw Falls (seasonal), marvel at Emerald Lake‘s sparkling waters, and explore the impressive Natural Bridge.

In Revelstoke, adventure awaits at the Aerial Adventure Park. Race down the mountain on The Pipe Mountain Coaster for an unforgettable thrill. End your day relaxing in Revelstoke, sharing stories of your adventures.

Accommodation: Sandman Hotel Revelstoke

The Banff to Vancouver tour continues as we depart Revelstoke for Whistler. Our route takes us through stunning Canadian wilderness, featuring rugged peaks and crystal-clear lakes.

Arrive in Whistler, the famous resort town nestled beneath the Coast Mountains. As a host of the 2010 Winter Olympics, this iconic destination offers world-class amenities.

Your evening in Whistler is free to explore the vibrant village nightlife. Experience lively bars and clubs in this renowned mountain setting.

Meal Inclusions: Breakfast at Denny’s, Sandman Hotel Revelstoke (6.30am)
Accommodation: HI Whistler

The final leg of your Banff to Vancouver tour takes you from Whistler to Vancouver. Journey along the spectacular Sea to Sky Highway, one of British Columbia’s most scenic routes.

Start your day at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre in Whistler. Here, discover the rich heritage of local Indigenous communities. Next, pass the majestic Stawamus Chief near Squamish, famous for world-class climbing.

Experience two magnificent waterfalls: Brandywine Falls, with its 230-foot drop, and the cascading Shannon Falls. Continue along Burrard Inlet, enjoying coastal mountain and ocean views.

Your Banff to Vancouver tour concludes in Vancouver. Take in the city’s stunning skyline before saying farewell to your travel companions.

Meal Inclusions: Cheaky’s Cafe, Hi Whistler (9am)
Afternoon Activity Inclusion: Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
Moose Accommodation: No accommodation included this evening. Please make your own arrangements. We recommend not booking onward travel for flexibility with possible delays.

Your Banff to Vancouver tour adventure begins in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Here, nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts discover unforgettable experiences in stunning alpine landscapes.

Choose from thrilling activities like mountain biking, whitewater rafting, hiking, and relaxing in natural hot springs. Every activity offers breathtaking mountain vistas as your backdrop. Book your activities easily through your tour guide – no advance booking needed!

Please note: Some activities are only available after departing Banff.

Your Banff to Vancouver tour includes mixed-gender hostel dormitory rooms each night. Female-only dorm options are usually available upon request.

We select hostels for their:

• Excellent facilities
• Affordable rates
• Social atmosphere
• Central locations

Prefer private rooms? Contact us to discuss alternative accommodation options for your tour.

Your Banff to Vancouver tour is part of our popular 8-day Caribou adventure. This flexible tour connects with other routes, letting travelers join from Vancouver or continue their journey after Banff.

Weather and local conditions may affect our schedule. We’ll provide alternative activities or free exploration time if needed.

Learn more about our stops:
Yoho National Park,
Revelstoke, and
Whistler Resort

Tour ends at Vancouver International Airport (YVR), perfect for connecting flights.

Flexible about when you can travel? Consider the pros and cons of our travel seasons. In Low Season (May and October), you’ll get the BEST VALUE on our tours, with less traffic and far fewer people at the most popular sites. The trade-off is that the weather is typically more variable, cooler, and wetter.

Additionally, some sites may be closed, and the glacial lakes could still be frozen in the spring—though that’s a stunning sight in itself! In Peak Season (June to September), everything is open, the weather is more consistent, warmer, and generally drier, with the glacial lakes in their full splendour. However, tours are more expensive, traffic is heavier, and the most popular spots can be quite crowded.

We take your safety, along with the safety of our staff and partners, very seriously. You can review our Safety Policy here.