4 Days / 3 Nights
Daily Tour
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We have put together an incredible itinerary where you will discover the impressive Canadian Rockies, with more than 3 thousand meters of altitude and their turquoise and emerald lakes.
*The price of the package, per person, considers four people in one room. Price subject to change depending on the number of people.
Reception at Calgary airport and transfer to the Hotel in Banff. During this route we will take a short City Tour of the city of Calgary, passing through: Calgary Tower, Bow Falls, Chinatown, with time for beautiful photos of the entire city.
Arriving in Banff, we will break for lunch and then continue on a City Tour of this beautiful city, passing through: Bow River Waterfall, Hotel Banff Hot Springs, Surprise Corner and the wonderful Tunnel Mountain.
On this day we will visit the famous lakes, Minnewanka, 2 Jack, Lake Louise and Lake Moraine Lake, discovering the beautiful and winding trail of Johnston Canyon.
Free time for a tasty picnic on the banks of Lakes Louise and Moraine.
We will leave for Jasper National Park, where we will visit the Athabasca Glacier and the imposing Columbia Ice Field.
Along the way, we'll stop for photos and coffee at Bow Lake and Peyto Lake and have the opportunity to learn more about the area's wildlife.
Our lunch will be at the Crossing restaurant, on the banks of the Saskatchewan River.
Check out from hotel and transfer to Calgary airport.
Cancellations of local Tours (Durations of less than 12 hours) will be accepted as long as they are requested no more than 3 days before the event, in these cases the full amount will be refunded, deducting only the transfer amounts from the same payment method when applied.
In the case of non-local Tours, such as Rockies, Calgary and others that last more than 1 day, cancellation will be accepted if requested 7 days before the event, and transfer amounts from the same payment method will be deducted when applied and amounts already paid accommodation and reserved activities.
For further questions, visit the Frequently Asked Questions page or send us an email at: info@goldenleaf-tours.com
From May 15th to October 31st. This is a time when the national parks are open, and the lakes will have thawed, making visits possible.
No, most lakes are close to the road or require just a few minutes of walking.
Good comfortable walking shoes, waterproof clothing and shoes for walking on snow, remember that in the mountains the temperature varies a lot, so also bring something lighter for warmer temperatures.
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