Top Banff Safaris

Maximize your views of Banff National Park with minimal exertion during this round-trip gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain. Take in views of six different mountain ranges and nearby rivers aboard your state-of-the-art alpine transport, offering large windows and seating for four guests. Enjoy time exploring the ridge line boardwalk before returning back to town.

Saddle up for a journey through the celebrated landscape of Banff National Park on this guided horseback riding adventure. Get out of the car and onto the trails of the Bow River or the Spray River and enjoy the area’s beautiful outdoor environment, largely unchanged from the days of the pioneers. This equine-themed odyssey includes a guide, use of a horse, and all necessary equipment. Note: guests must be eight years or older and a maximum of 230lbs (104kg)

Join them for a one-of-a-kind half-day 4x4 sightseeing and wildlife safari through the beautiful Spray Lakes Valley. This off-the-beaten-path adventure brings you to the crystal-blue waters of the Spray Lakes and offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountain peaks. On clear days, you may even catch a glimpse of towering Mt. Assiniboine, the highest peak in the Southern Rockies. Midway through the journey, you’ll stop at the cosy and charming Mount Engadine Lodge for afternoon tea or coffee, paired with a delicious charcuterie board enjoyed against an alpine backdrop. The route is rich in wildlife viewing opportunities, with chances to see bighorn sheep, elk, moose, and even black or grizzly bears. For those who’d like to add a touch of exploration, there’s also the option to take a short hike to view ancient petroglyphs. Scenic, relaxing, and full of mountain character, this is the perfect half-day escape into the remote Rockies.

Banff National Park is full of natural beauty and stunning landscapes. Avoid the crowds on a private tour of the popular destination and see the best that the area has to offer. Discover more hidden gems and explore the park at your own pace, tailoring the tour to your interests and taking advantage of photo opportunities.

Discover the best of Alberta with this value-packed 3-day adventure! Explore iconic Banff and Jasper National Parks, marvel at turquoise lakes, walk the Glacier Skywalk, and uncover the fascinating Badlands of Drumheller—all guided by a professional local expert. Enjoy skip-the-line access, comfortable transportation, and breathtaking photo stops along the way. Save more while seeing more — experience the Rockies and the Canadian Badlands in one unforgettable trip!

Discover one of Banff National Park’s most popular hiking trails at night, without the fear of getting lost, during this small-group tour. Equipped with a headlight, explore Johnston Canyon with a guide leading the way, and marvel at shimmering frozen waterfalls and hike along a suspended catwalk. Then, take a break to warm up mid-route with hot chocolate and maple cookies.

Take in dramatic views of Banff that are tough to discover on your own when you join this half-day small-group minibus tour. Explore the popular local landmarks of Moraine Lake and Lake Louise, enjoying mountain-framed views of each site as you gaze out at the serene waters, framed by lush green forests.

Explore Banff’s quieter roads as evening approaches on a guided safari dedicated to finding wildlife. Your local guide chooses the route each day based on recent sightings, seasonal activity, weather and road conditions. Travel mainly in a warm vehicle along secondary highways and remote paved roads. When safe, you may stop for photographs or take a short walk to a viewpoint. Wildlife opportunities change with the seasons. In spring, watch for elk, deer, bighorn sheep and emerging bears. Summer brings longer evenings and berry season, when bear sightings may be more likely. Fall is elk rut season, with a chance to hear bulls bugling. In winter, look for elk, deer, bighorn sheep and tracks in the snow. Wolves and coyotes are possible but uncommon sightings. Your guide will share stories about animal behaviour and the Rockies’ ecosystems. Wildlife is wild, so sightings cannot be guaranteed, but every evening offers a new route and a chance to discover Banff.