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Canada

Spectacular Canadian Rockies

• Explore Athabasca glacier in the heart of the Rockies
• Cruise Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park
• Discover the coastal charm of Victoria and Vancouver

May 2026 - Sept 2026

15 days

Prices from £5,145 Per person

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Canada

Grand Canadian Rockies

• Admire the majestic landscapes of the Canadian Rockies at a leisurely pace
• Rail journey aboard the world-famous Rocky Mountaineer
• Stay at the spectacular Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

May 2026 - Aug 2026

14 days

Prices from £7,645 Per person

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Canada, Alaska

Grand Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise

• Explore the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies
• Experience unrivalled service and scenery on board Rocky Mountaineer
• Scenic seven-night cruise in Alaska

May 2026 - Aug 2026

21 days

Prices from £8,795 Per person

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Canada

The Very Best of Eastern Canada

• Sightseeing tours of Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto and Kingston
• Embrace the nature of Algonquin Provincial Park
• Enjoy the thrilling 'Voyage to the Falls' boat ride at Niagara Falls

May 2026 - Sept 2026

14 days

Prices from £3,995 Per person

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Canada

The Very Best of Eastern Canada and Spectacular Canadian Rockies

• Visit to Vancouver Island, with its charming towns and lush surroundings
• Explore the serene wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park
• Experience a cruise through Niagara Falls

May 2026 - Sept 2026

27 days

Prices from £8,995 Per person

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Canada, Alaska

Spectacular Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise

• Stay in Banff and Jasper in the heart of the Rockies
• Explore the alpine charm of Whistler
• Witness the spellbinding beauty of Glacier Bay National Park

May 2026 - Sept 2026

21 days

Prices from £5,895 Per person

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Canada, Alaska

The Very Best of Eastern Canada and Spectacular Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise

• View one of the world’s greatest natural wonders, Niagara Falls
• Explore the contrasting cities of Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa and Toronto
• Encounter Bow Falls and then the breathtaking Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park

May 2026 - Sept 2026

33 days

Prices from £9,695 Per person

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Canada

The Very Best of Eastern Canada and Grand Canadian Rockies

• Experience an unforgettable rail journey aboard the Rocky Mountaineer
• Discover Quebec, the only walled city in North America
• View the must-see mighty Niagara Falls and delight in the surrounding countryside

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Canada, Alaska

The Very Best of Eastern Canada and Grand Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise

• Enjoy the thrilling 'Voyage to the Falls' boat ride at Niagara Falls
• Sightseeing tours in Banff, Victoria and Vancouver
• Cruise Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage, including visits to Tracy Arm Inlet and Glacier Bay

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Frequently Asked Questions about Canada

• Is there a time difference?

  Calgary GMT -7hrs, Vancouver GMT -8hrs

• What is the currency?

  Canadian Dollar

• What will the weather be like?

  Generally, all our tours travel when it is considered the best time to travel, however it is important to note that climates may vary between different regions so the weather may vary throughout your tour. As weather patterns around the world are becoming less predictable the information we provide should be used as a guide only and is no guarantee of the weather at the time you travel. We also recommend checking up-to-date weather forecasts before you travel.

  Most tours to Canada operate in the summer months which generally means sunny days and pleasant temperatures. If travelling in May, there may still be some chilly mornings and evenings, but the snow has largely been replaced with blooming springtime flowers.

• What clothing should I take to Canada?

  Dress for our tours is generally relaxed and informal during the day, dressing to suit the weather conditions and the activity you are undertaking. Evening dinners are also informal, with smart casual dress being the norm. It’s likely there will be occasions when exploring you’ll be walking on uneven surfaces, so we recommend sturdy and comfortable walking shoes. Wearing layers of clothing means it’s much easier to deal with potentially varied weather conditions – remember it will be cooler at higher altitudes – and it’s always advisable to carry a waterproof, good insect repellent, a high factor sunscreen lotion and a hat for protection from the sun.

  If travelling on our Grand Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise tour, please also refer to our Alaskan FAQ’s.

• What is the best way to pay for things in Canada?

  Major credit cards and cash machines are widely available throughout your tour and your tour manger will be on hand to help you find the best places to exchange your money.

  When travelling to Canada, a currency card is a simple way to buy currency and lock in a great exchange rate before you travel. We recommend the Revolut card, which offers 150 currencies and enjoys favourable exchange rates, making it a perfect card to use for any card payments, such as hotels and restaurants. You can withdraw cash from ATMs whilst abroad, but there is a limit of £200 per month, before paying a 2% fee. For more information on the Revolut Currency Card, please click here

  We also recommend advising your bank of your travel plans prior to departing from the UK so you do not encounter potential problems when trying to withdraw cash.

• How much should I tip in Canada?

  Unlike the UK, tipping is very much common practice in Canada and whilst mostly discretionary, it is expected. For restaurants you should look to add 15%-20% to your bill. For taxis add 15% to the fare. Hotel porters would normally expect a tip of around. 5-10 CAD and if you wish to tip other hotel staff, similar amounts should be offered.

  For your tour, suggested tipping amounts for your driver and guides are as follows:
  Tour Manager: $5 – $6 CAD per person per day
  Driver: $5 – $6 CAD per person per day
  Local Guides: $3 CAD per person per day

  When travelling on the Rocky Mountaineer, gratuities have been included for the train staff. Any porters or coach drivers are not included and should be tipped appropriately.

  If travelling on our Grand Canadian Rockies & Alaskan Cruise tour, please also refer to our Alaskan FAQ’s.

  If travelling on our Knight Inlet holiday extension, gratuities for your time at Knight Inlet have been included. Any other transfers and porters are not included and should be tipped appropriately.

• What are the entry requirements for Canada?

  The following information on entry requirements, passports and visas is for British Citizens only. Any visa information covers visa requirements for the duration our tour stays in any given country. If you intend to stay longer you should seek additional information before booking.

  Holders of a British Subject passport, non-British citizens and holders of a passport endorsed in any way should check immigration requirements with the relevant embassy or consulate of the country to be visited, as should clients with dual nationality or renounced citizenship.

  It is important to recognise that whilst the information below is correct at the time we go to print, all requirements may change and all clients must check the up to date position in good time before departure with the Embassy or consulate of the country(ies) you are travelling through and to.

  We also suggest referring to the UK government’s Foreign Travel Advice website, www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice for advice about travelling abroad, including the latest information on safety and security, entry requirements and travel warnings.

• Do I need to renew my passport?

  A valid ten-year British passport is required for all our holidays, valid for a minimum of six months after your return date to the UK. If you are not currently in possession of a valid passport, please make sure you leave plenty of time before your holiday to apply for this document.

  A full British passport presently takes approximately up to 10 weeks to obtain. If you are 16 or over and have not yet arranged a passport, you should apply for one at least six weeks before your departure from the UK. The UK Passport Service has to confirm an applicant’s identity before issuing their first passport and will ask them to attend an interview in order to do this. Please note, if you need to apply for visas after you receive your new passport, you will need to factor in additional time for this.

  For more information on passport and entry requirements please visit the Government Passport Office website.

• Will I need a visa to enter Canada?

  You are required to obtain an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) before travelling to Canada. The cost for this is CAD $7.00 per person. Once approved, your ETA is valid for five years or until your passport expires – whichever comes first. You can apply for your Canadian ETA here.

• Do I need to have any vaccinations for Canada?

  Health facilities, hygiene and disease risks vary worldwide and may change at any time. You should take health advice from your GP or local travel clinic about your specific needs as early as possible and ensure that vaccinations or preventative measures are taken early enough (which may be a month or more prior to departure) to be fully effective by the date of travel.

  In addition to viewing the UK government’s own travel advice website, at least 8 weeks before your trip, we recommend you check the latest health advice from the National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC) on the TravelHealthPro website.

  Guidance is also available from on the NHS Travel Vaccinations website, and the NHS (Scotland) FitForTravel website.

• What should I wear on the Rocky Mountaineer?

  Dress onboard Rocky Mountaineer is casual.

  Here are our recommendations on what you may want to wear onboard the train:

  • Comfortable and cool layers as there are expansive windows.
  • A light jacket or sweater as the air conditioning may feel just right for some, but chilly for others.
  • Flat-soled shoes with grip to help keep you steady with the natural movement of the train.
  • A hat and sunglasses for sunny days.

• What is the difference between SilverLeaf & GoldLeaf service on the Rocky Mountaineer?

  Both offer amazing scenery, world-class service and complimentary meals, beverages, and snacks.

  SilverLeaf Service: Panoramic views and gourmet meals served to your seat.

  GoldLeaf Service: Panoramic Views, extra leg room, access to outdoor viewing platform, seat on the upper level and elegantly plated meals in a dedicated dining room.

• Is there wifi access onboard Rocky Mountaineer?

  There is no Wi-Fi internet access onboard and much of the train route is out of cell phone range due to the train travelling through remote areas. There is a cell service in Kamloops. It is strongly recommended that guests disable data roaming or switch their device into airplane mode in order to avoid any roaming charges.

• Does the Rocky Mountaineer accommodate guests with limited mobility?

  If you are taking your own wheelchair when travelling on the Rocky Mountaineer train it will need to fold down into pieces of 50lbs or less. The GoldLeaf Service coaches have elevators for guests who have problems using the spiral staircase.

• What should I pack for the Rocky Mountaineer?

  We recommend that you bring a day pack which is small enough to fit at your feet as there is no overhead or under seat storage on the train, and you will not have access to your checked luggage while onboard.

  Day pack or bag size guidelines:

  • GoldLeaf Service: 16” x 11” x 8” or 40cm x 28cm x 20cmSilverLeaf Service: 23” x 8” x 8” or 58cm x 20cm x 20cm

  Things to pack in your day bag for onboard the train:

  • Medications
  • Valuables (purse, wallet, passports, jewellery)
  • Personal items (sweater, sunglasses, a book)
  • Medical machines and devices
  • Electronic devices (laptop, tablet, mobile phone) and their charging cords and converter (if required)
  • Headphones
  • Extra camera batteries