• Start our journey to the beautiful town of Hope, where the movie First Blood was filmed.
• Next, drive to Kamloops.
• Visit the Canadian Ginseng Factory - Located in Kamloops, the ginseng factory’s marketing center welcomes visitors to learn, explore, and discover the uses of Panax ginseng.
• The Last Spike - A historical site symbolizing the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885.

• Ice Explorer (open in season) - A giant snowcoach that travels on the glacier, allowing visitors to experience the stunning beauty of the icefield up close.
• Banff National Park - Established in 1885 as Canada’s first national park, it is famous for its breathtaking lakes and mountain scenery.
• Peyto Lake (open in season) - This vibrant blue, glacier-fed lake is located about 40 km (25 mi) north of Lake Louise in Banff National Park and is a popular stop along the famous Icefields Parkway.
• Bow Lake - The source of the Bow River, which flows through Banff and Calgary before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
• Banff Town - A charming mountain town surrounded by majestic peaks, often referred to as “Little Switzerland.”

• Bow Falls - Featured in the 1954 film River of No Return, starring Marilyn Monroe, a Hollywood icon worldwide.
• Lake Louise - Resembling the most beautiful scenic landscapes of Switzerland, it attracts millions of visitors every year.
• Moraine Lake (open in season) - A million-dollar view, the iconic image of Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks was featured on the reverse side of Canadian twenty-dollar 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 and home to 28 peaks exceeding 3,000 meters above sea level.
• Emerald Lake - One of the most famous lakes in the Canadian Rockies, named for its striking emerald-green color.
• Natural Bridge - A natural wonder formed over thousands of years by the erosive forces of water.
• Rogers Pass - A key mountain pass through the Columbia Mountains, known for its heavy snowfall, reaching up to 70
feet during winter.

• Okanagan Lake - A beautiful deep-water lake located in the interior of British Columbia. Local Indigenous legends tell of a lake monster known as “Ogopogo.”
• Summerhill Pyramid Winery - Icewine Tasting - One of Canada’s largest certified organic wineries. Enjoy a tasting of their award-winning red and white icewines, crafted with care in harmony with nature.

• Queen Elizabeth Park - Located at the geographic center of Vancouver, it is one of the best spots to take photos of the
beautiful city skyline.
• Granville Island - An indoor market featuring a fascinating assortment of colorful food and produce stores, as well as handcrafted products and unique gifts.
• Gastown - The birthplace of Vancouver in 1886. The world’s first steam clock, built in 1977, is now a well-known city landmark.
• Chinatown Vancouver - The second-largest Chinatown in North America.
• Canada Place / Convention Centre - Originally part of the 1986 World Expo, it is now a cruise terminal and a landmark waterfront complex.
• Stanley Park - Covering approximately 1,000 acres, the park features towering ancient trees and has been recognized as one of the top urban parks in the world.
• Totem Park (part of Stanley Park) - One of Vancouver’s iconic landmarks, showcasing traditional Indigenous totem poles.

• Transfer to Pier 91.
• Board the cruise. Cruise will depart at 3:00p.m.

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• Seattle Premium Outlets - With over 125 stores, you can shop for everything from fashion and accessories to home goods and electronics. Popular outlet brands include Nike, Coach, Michael Kors, Adidas, Polo Ralph Lauren, and many more.

• Transfer to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac) for your flight back home.

• We hope you have enjoyed your holidays and look forward to welcoming you again.