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Relax and enjoy the Canadian Rockies while we take care of the driving, parking, and planning. Our thoughtfully organized small-group tour gives you generous time at each destination, complimentary coffee, bottled water, fresh fruit, and lunch, plus additional scenic photo stops whenever time and conditions allow. It's a relaxed, well-paced experience designed to help you enjoy more of the Rockies in a single unforgettable day.

Drumheller tour goes beyond the typical dinosaur museum visit. We combine dinosaur history, Canadian Badlands scenery, local heritage, and hidden gems into one memorable experience. Guests visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, Horseshoe Canyon, Drumheller Hoodoos, Little Church, Orkney Viewpoint, Bleriot Ferry, East Coulee School Museum, and historic bridges. Carefully planned route lets travelers experience the real Drumheller, with scenic stops, photo opportunities, fascinating history, and a relaxed sightseeing experience—all from Calgary.

This small group tour journeys west from Alberta’s foothills, through the Rocky Mountains, to British Columbia’s coastal rainforest. Experience the best of the Rockies with overnight stays in Calgary, Banff (2-nights), Jasper, Clearwater, and Vancouver. Along the way, you’ll travel the world-famous Icefields Parkway, discover turquoise lakes, mountain passes, and finish in the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver.

This fully narrated cruise takes you along Maligne Lake, the largest glacially fed lake in the Canadian Rockies, part of the UNESCO-listed Jasper National Park. Visit Spirit Island, accessible only by boat, and admire views of imposing granite peaks, vibrant blue water, and ancient forests. Keep your camera close and your senses alert as you scan the area for the eagles, bears, and deer that call this area home. Expert and amateur photographers alike will relish in the opportunities to capture the alpine scenery.

Enjoy a fun and adventurous day out amidst some of the most beautiful scenery in Alberta with this full-day excursion. Departing either Calgary or Banff, head to Lake Louise and the famous ‘bubble lake’, Lake Abraham (known for the way bubbles get frozen beneath its surface). At each site, a range of optional activities, from tubing to a heli tour, are available for an additional cost.

Discover the wild side of Banff National Park on a small-group evening wildlife tour. Through some of the park’s most scenic landscapes, you can observe native animals up close during this guided experience. As the day winds down, head out with your local guide to explore some Banff wildlife viewing areas. Keep watch for elk, bighorn sheep, deer and other animals. Additionally, you travel through spectacular mountain landscapes during the quieter evening hours. The mountains take on a different atmosphere as the crowds begin to thin and the light changes across the Rockies. Depending on the season, your tour may also coincide with golden hour or sunset. Wildlife is wild, and sightings can never be guaranteed. That’s part of what makes each tour different. Your guide will use local knowledge and recent observations to choose the evening’s route and give you the best possible wildlife-viewing experience while respecting the animals and Parks Canada wildlife-viewing guidelines.

Enjoy Banff in its winter wonderland season on a private, personalized journey from Calgary. Explore the stunning winter landscapes of Banff National Park, visit Johnston Canyon and Lake Louise, and discover the beauty of the Canadian Rockies at your own pace with a private guide. Your itinerary can be customized to your interests, making this an ideal experience for couples, families, and small groups seeking a more exclusive way to experience Banff.