Top Canada Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 5

Explore more of Banff National Park than you’d be able to alone when you join this full-day small-group minibus tour. Discover the vibrant turquoise waters of Emerald Lake, take in views of the rugged surroundings from atop Natural Bridge, and gaze up at the snow-capped Castle Mountain. Depending on the season, explore Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, or enjoy an ice walk in Johnston Canyon.

Lake Louise: Marvel at the turquoise waters, framed by the majestic Victoria Glacier and surrounding peaks. Take a leisurely stroll along the shoreline or opt for a canoe ride to experience the lake from a unique perspective. Lake Moraine: Explore the breathtaking beauty of this glacially-fed lake, set against the backdrop of the Ten Peaks. Hike the Rockpile Trail for one of the most iconic views in the Canadian Rockies. Scenic Drives: Enjoy the stunning landscapes of Banff National Park from the comfort of our well-equipped tour vehicle, with plenty of photo stops along the way. Wildlife Encounters: Keep an eye out for the diverse wildlife that calls this region home, including elk, deer, and a variety of bird species.

Delve deep into the Banff National Park and admire the scenery from the water on this canoe adventure. Paddle along the pretty Bow River and listen as your guide sheds light on centuries of Canadian history and heritage. Watch the riverbanks for sightings of native wildlife, a great activity for the whole family.

Want to hike the famous Lake Agnes Teahouse and still see Moraine Lake on the same day? Or rent a canoe at Moraine Lake and still see Lake Louise on the same trip? Best Time for Turquoise Waters We arrive when the lakes are at their most turquoise color ⏰ Perfect 8 AM Start ⏳ The best timing options: 3.5 hours at Lake Louise and 1.5 hours at Moraine OR 3 hours at Moraine Lake and 2 hours at Lake Louise. Travel through a wildlife corridor and a wildlife habitat to get a chance to spot animals like bears, wolves, cougars, elk, and deer. Ride in Comfort with 14-passenger van with panoramic windows, high roof, and air-conditioning ✅ No Lineups, No Hassle ✅ Expedited access to Moraine Lake and Lake Louise. NO crowded parking lots and long shuttle waits! ✅‍ Expert Local Guides. ✅ Convenient Pick-Up Locations in Canmore, Harvie Heights, and Banff—just a short walk from most accommodations. ☂️ We provide umbrellas ✅ Moraine Lake access fee included.

This educational and entertaining guided winter wildlife tour introduces you to the gorgeous natural beauty outside of Jasper. You'll learn about the history and geology of the area from the expert local guide, as your comfortable van gently rolls through the incredible nature scenes. Don't forget your camera to capture the wildlife and scenic beauty of the Athabasca Valley, Maligne Valley and Medicine Lake.

Whistler is known for its fantastic skiing and winter sports, but for travelers that don't want to hit the slopes, there's still lots to see. On this sightseeing tour, experience incredible scenery, and enjoy your guide's commentary as you ride. Visit Green Lake Lookout, Rainbow Park, and more and consider an optional stop at Whistler Brewing Company. This tour—perfect for first-time visitors—is the ideal way to get your bearings and see the sights around Whistler.

Take in the incredible landscape of Jasper National Park from on high with this visit to the Glacier Skywalk and transfer from Columbia Icefield. Feel the adrenaline rush of stepping out onto the glass-bottomed, 1,312-foot long (400-meter) walkway, perched 1,000 feet (304 meters) above the floor of the Sunwapta Valley, offering unobstructed vistas of the snow-capped mountains and valleys beyond.

Secure your spot at the lovely VanDusen Gardens by buying your admission in advance. A visit to the vast oasis in the middle of Vancouver is your chance to wander among more than 7,500 species and varieties from around the world. The extensive collection of sculptures throughout the property adds visual interest to the nature on display. Please note: this voucher does not apply to special events such as the VanDusen Festival of Lights.

Hike through Vancouver Island's towering rainforest on a private, guided hike from Victoria that explores a fascinating ecosystem. You'll see waterfalls, native plants, and some of the world's tallest and oldest trees, walking alongside a guide as you watch for Vancouver Island's native wildlife. With pickup and drop-off in downtown Victoria or the cruise port, this private hiking tour includes roughly two hours of hiking time, and can be tailored to your schedule.

Travelers that want to explore Whistler on a day trip from Vancouver typically need to rent a car and drive, which means focusing on the road rather than the landscape. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy the views on this sightseeing tour to Whistler, complete with a guide to whisk you there. Along the way you can see Downtown Vancouver and Stanley Park, enjoy views of Howe Sound, and take a few hours to explore Whistler independently.

Discover the striking scenery of the Canadian Rockies without driving on a small-group guided tour to Banff and Yoho National Parks from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff. Visit Lake Louise, seasonal Moraine Lake (June–October) or Marble Canyon (October–May), Emerald Lake, and the Natural Bridge. Enjoy a scenic lunch stop at Lake Louise (own expense). Exclusions include optional activities with additional fees.

Take a leisurely ride through Vancouver's Stanley Park on two wheels as you learn about the history of the area and the First Nations people. During this guided tour, you'll cruise along the Seawall, stopping at points of interest including the Brockton Point Totem Poles, the Siwash Rock, and the Lion's Gate Bridge before cruising by the Victorian-style homes on the West End to finish the tour.

Experience the best of Vancouver from land and sky with this package, which combines two popular Vancouver attractions to make one fantastic West Coast experience. Start with a 30-minute seaplane tour departing from downtown Vancouver, offering aerial views of landmarks like Stanley Park, Lions Gate Bridge, and Horseshoe Bay. Once you land, take a shuttle out to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, where you can explore the bridge, treetop walkways, and cliffside paths at your own pace.

Explore one of Canada's most popular natural attractions on your own timeline with admission to the Hopewell Rocks, a popular spot for ocean tidal exploration along the Bay of Fundy. Walk along scenic trails, past striking lookouts, and through multi-media exhibits that introduce you to this attraction, which boasts the highest tides in the world.

Up the ante on your Canada road trip when you purchase this audio tour of Alberta’s Icefields Parkway to learn about all the exciting landmarks along the way. Download the audio tour straight to your phone and follow the suggested route between Jasper and Lake Louise. Using a GPS map, commentary plays automatically as you drive so you can learn more about the surrounding areas.

Explore the historic landmarks and natural wonders near the town of Banff on this half-day, small-group tour. Admire the unparalleled beauty of natural sights including Bow Falls, the surreal Hoodoos rock formation, and beautiful Lake Minnewanka, among others. This guided tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Banff, a professional guide, and light refreshments.

Touring Vancouver by bike lets you experience the city at a pace you can’t access by car. Ride along Vancouver’s separated bike trails with a small group of no more than eight riders. Cruise the Stanley Park Seawall and check out both modern and historic neighborhoods. Your electric bike makes your ride a breeze no matter your fitness level.

Experience the natural beauty of the Yukon on a drive from Whitehorse to Haines Junction and Kluane National Park. During your visit, discover the park’s non-polar ice fields and mountains. Explore the area along the Alaska Highway, stopping at Sheep Mountain for a short hike to a beautiful viewpoint. Time permitting, visit Kathleen Lake for a scenic lakeside stroll.

Experience the best of Niagara Falls with this brilliant package, which includes entry to Journey Behind the Falls and Skylon Tower. Go at your own pace and enjoy an audio-guided tour all about Nikola Tesla. Step into Skylon Tower and take the glass-enclosed elevator to the top of the observation deck. Take in the stunning panoramic view from 775 feet above the iconic falls. At Journey Behind the Falls, you’ll pop on your complimentary rain poncho and take the elevator down 125-feet beneath the falls. Looking up from the lower deck, you'll discover Niagara Falls from a unique location – watching on as 2,800 cubic meters of water thunders past each second! Enjoy the thunderous roar of the falls, and be sure to capture the moment with plenty of snaps. Finally, explore Niagara Falls independently with a sightseeing app. With a self-guided digital tour, find out about Nikola Tesla’s connection to the region and discover his contributions to science.

Built to withstand Toronto’s harsh winters, the PATH has evolved into a thriving underground city, complete with miles of shops, restaurants, subway stations, hotels, walkways and more—and this walking tour offers the perfect way to get an overview of it all. Pick from morning and afternoon start times, and set off with just a small group for company.

Immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of Quebec's Eastern Townships on a full-day tour. From countryside tranquility to high-end luxuries, discover the dual character of the region like no other. Visit charming villages such as Ayer's Cliff, stop at Café Three Pines in Knowlton, and enjoy a lunch break in Magog. Take scenic strolls along crystal lakes, discover the rich rural culture, and visit a library that sits right on the Canadian-American border.

See a different side to Vancouver as you explore the city from the water and explore spots that can only be reached by boat. Hop aboard for a scenic boat cruise through English Bay, exploring Vancouver’s city sights and natural wonders along the way. Pass by Lighthouse Park, Stanley Park, False Creek, and the Lions Gate Bridge, and visit the rocky Grebe Islets, known for their seal colonies.

There is a world of ancient trees to discover within walking distance of downtown Vancouver. Take a tour of Vancouver’s last ancient forest, located in Stanley Park. Gaze in awe at 800-year-old cedars, towering firs, and more. Discover the park’s history and explore how the forest has evolved over the years, piecing together its past with old maps, postcards, and photographs.

Hiking with packing goats is a unique way of discovering nature and these amazing animals that are intelligent, funny, and affectionate. Guests will be amazed at the sight of a huge beaver dam on the lake, the abundant wildlife, and the beautiful Quebec forest and landscapes. Watching a real shepherd dog is also a treat and fresh and homemade picking is the perfect way to end a memorable day.