Start our journey to the beautiful town of Hope where the Movie – the First Blood was taken.
• Next, drive to Kamloops.
• Visit the Canadian Ginseng Factory - Located in the Canadian capital of Kamloops, the ginseng factory’s marketing center welcomes customers to visit, learn, and explore the knowledge and uses of Panax ginseng.
• Last Spike - A Historical site symboling the completion of Canadian Pacific Railway dated back in 1885.

• Ice Explorer (Open in season) - The giant snowmobile (that can drive on the glacier) sends tourists to the glacier and enjoy the beauty of nature.
• Banff National Park - Established in 1885 as Canada’s first national park, famous for its lakes and mountains.
• Peyto Lake (Open in season) - This vibrant blue glacier-fed lake, located about 40 km (25 mi) north of Lake Louise in Banff National Park, is a popular spot for visitors travelling along the famed Icefields Parkway.
• Bow Lake - The source of the Bow River, which flows into the Atlantic Ocean through Banff and Calgary.
• Banff Town - A small town surrounded by mountains known as Little Switzerland.

Bow Falls - The 1954 film ‘River of No Return’ starring Marilyn Monroe, a Hollywood star who was popular all over the world.
• Lake Louise - You feel like you are in the most beautiful scenic area in Switzerland, attracting millions of tourists every year.
• Moraine Lake (Open in season) - It’s more like a million-dollar view, but the iconic image of Moraine Lake and the Valley of The Ten Peaks was used on the back of Canadian twenty dollars bills issued between 1969 and 1979.
• Yoho National Park - One of the five national parks in the Canadian Rockies, covering an area of 1,313 square kilometers, with 28 mountain peaks, each is exceeding 3,000 meters above sea level.
• Emerald Lake - One of the five famous lakes in the Canadian Rockies, named for its emerald, green color.
• Natural Bridge - Natural wonder formed over thousands of years.
• Roger Pass - The only way passes through the Columbia Mountains with record snow fall of 70 feet in a Winter.

Okanagan Lake - Beautiful deep-water lake in the interior of BC. Native Indians believe the existence of a lake monster called ‘Ogopogo’.
• Summerhill Winery - Icewine Tasting - Canada’s largest certified organic winery. Enjoy a free tasting of their award-winning red and white icewines, crafted with care in harmony with nature.

• QE Park - Located at the geographic centre of Vancouver, is the best spot to take photo of the beautiful Vancouver city.
  • Granville Island - It is an indoor market featuring a fascinating assortment of colourful food and produce stores, showcasing handcrafted products and the very finest in unique gifts.
  • Gastown - The birthplace of the city of Vancouver in 1886. In 1977, built as the world’s first steam clock and now is a landmark of the city of Vancouver.
  • Chinatown - 2nd largest in North America.
  • Canada Place/New Convention Center - One of the exhibition halls of the 1986 World Expo, now a cruise terminal and a five-star hotel.
  • Stanley Park - Covers an area of 1,000 acres with towering ancient trees. In recent years, it has been listed as the top urban park in the world.
  • Totem Park (A part of Stanley Park) - One of the landmarks of Vancouver.

• Transfer to Seattle Pier 91.
• Board Cruise.

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• Seattle Premium Outlet - With over 125 stores, you can find everything from fashion and accessories to home goods and electronics. Some well-known brands that have outlets at Seattle Premium Outlets include Nike, Coach, Michael Kors, Adidas, Polo Ralph Lauren, and many more.

• Transfer to Seatac Airport for your flight back home.

• We hope you had enjoyed your holidays and we look forward to seeing you again.