Canada & Alaska 2020-21 Travel Brochure

CANADA & ALASKA

2020-2021

EXPERIENCE CANADA & ALASKA WITH VIVA HOLIDAYS! Journey through the breathtaking heart of the Canadian Rockies, cruise along Alaska’s Inside Passage, see the mystical Northern Lights and explore cosmopolitan Eastern Canada. Jam packed with epic scenery and extraordinary wildlife, discover the wild beauty of Canada and Alaska for yourself.

With over 40 years of experience in the travel business, Viva Holidays can design a holiday to Canada or Alaska to suit every traveller.

CHOOSE VIVA HOLIDAYS AND LIVE A LIFE OF TRAVEL.

Front cover image: Moraine Lake, Banff National Park Image this page: Northern Lights, Alaska

From elk and deer to wolves and moose, wildlife spotting is amazing in the Canadian Rockies

CONTENTS Navigating This Brochure

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Calgary

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Travel Tips

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Edmonton

61

Experiences You’ll Love

10

Yukon

62

Explore Your Way

14

Northwest Territories

64

Car Hire

16

Manitoba

66

Self Drive Holidays

18

Toronto

68

Alaskan Cruising

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Niagara Falls

70

CANADA

22

Ottawa

72

Montréal

74

Québec City

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Atlantic Canada

78

Rocky Mountaineer

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Rail Tours

32

Wildlife Experiences

34

Vancouver

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Victoria

43

Wildlife & Unique Experiences

82

Whistler

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Anchorage

85

Sun Peaks

48

Regional Alaska

88

Regional West Rockies

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Accommodation Index

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Canadian Rockies

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Booking Conditions

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Valid 1 April 2020 – 31 March 2021

ALASKA

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Take an adrenaline pumping walk on the narrow bridges and platforms of the Cliffwalk at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver

LIVE A LIFE OF TRAVEL.

LET VIVA HOLIDAYS TAKE YOU THERE!

AUSTRALIA GOLD COAST, BRISBANE & SUNSHINE COAST

NEW SOUTH WALES

INCLUDING FRASER COAST

INCLUDING CANBERRA, NORFOLK ISLAND & LORD HOWE ISLAND

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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TASMANIA

NORTHERN TERRITORY

QUEENSLAND ISLANDS & WHITSUNDAYS

QUEENSLAND RAIL HOLIDAYS

INCLUDING SOUTHERN GREAT BARRIER REEF

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TROPICAL NORTH QUEENSLAND

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VICTORIA

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA INCLUDING BROOME & THE KIMBERLEY

INCLUDING OUTBACK QUEENSLAND

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WHY CHOOSE VIVA HOLIDAYS 40 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Viva Holidays has been creating exceptional worldwide holiday experiences for over 40 years.

Your arrangements will be managed by our travel specialists who are dedicated to servicing enquiries to your chosen destination and are experts at designing holidays to perfectly suit your travel needs. You’ll always be in experienced hands when you travel with Viva Holidays!

MORE CHOICE Our extensive product range caters for every type of holiday. Accommodation, car hire, theme parks, attractions, day and extended tours, rail tours and cruises – we’ve got it covered!

We have incredible deals available throughout the year, so make sure you ask your travel agent for our best price. And no matter which airline you prefer to fly with, we will be sure to secure the most competitive fare available.

EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE Exceptional customer service is behind everything we do. That’s why we’ve regularly been voted as the Best International and Australian wholesaler at the National Travel Industry Awards. Our team are passionate about travel and providing outstanding service. Let us do the research, planning and booking to ensure your holiday is one you’ll always remember!

PEACE OF MIND Viva Holidays is a proud member of ATAS, the Australian Federation of Travel Agents Travel Accreditation Scheme, having met the strict financial and customer service accreditation criteria.

When you book your holiday with Viva Holidays, you will have peace of mind knowing that you are booking with one of Australia’s most trusted travel companies.

24/7 ASSISTANCE When you book with Viva Holidays, you’ll never be on your own. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, our customer care team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

TAILOR MADE HOLIDAYS Whether it’s driving along the Amalfi coastline, seeing the enchanting Northern Lights or exploring Australia’s Red Centre, our team of travel specialists can design a custom made itinerary just for you!

Let us create your dream holiday today.

INTERNATIONAL ARABIAN PENINSULA

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HONG KONG & CHINA

BALI

CANADA & ALASKA

LOMBOK, GILI ISLANDS & NUSA LEMBONGAN

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SOUTH AMERICA

2020

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IRELAND & BRITAIN

INDIAN OCEAN MALDIVES, MAURITIUS, SEYCHELLES & SRI LANKA

2020

THAILAND

2020-2021

CENTRAL EUROPE

GUIDED HOLIDAYS

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ITALY

2020

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JAPAN

FRANCE • SPAIN PORTUGAL • MALTA

FIJI

GREECE

HAWAI‘I

TURKEY • CROATIA

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NEW ZEALAND

2020

PACIFIC ISLANDS

2020-2021

SINGAPORE & MALAYSIA

SAMOA, TAHITI, VANUATU, TONGA, NIUE & NEW CALEDONIA

2020

2020

UK & IRELAND

COOK ISLANDS

USA

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USA ESCORTED COACH TOURS

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VIETNAM, LAOS & CAMBODIA

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WORLDWIDE ADVENTURES SMALL GROUP JOURNEYS

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Hear the roar and feel the spray of the mighty Niagara Falls on a boat cruise

Possibly the most photographed lighthouse in Canada can be found in the quaint fishing village of Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia

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NAVIGATING THIS BROCHURE The following symbols should be used as a guide to assist in choosing the accommodation or touring option that best suits your needs.

Our Destination Specialists have negotiated a range of special offers including free meals, early bird booking discounts and more. Look for the following symbols on individual property listings and ask your travel agent for full details of the offer available.

Early Bird Offer A discount off the regular room price is available at certain times of the year for advance bookings.

Kids Dining Offer A dining offer for children is available, e.g. discounted or free meals. Child ages, meal types and conditions vary.

Bonus Offer A bonus offer is available at certain times of the year, e.g. free breakfast, food and beverage credit, spa treatment, late check-out, room upgrade and more.

SYMBOL GUIDE Look for this symbol to see some of our best selling products and experiences.

Our customers love them and so will you!

Properties offering free Wi-Fi access in common areas and rooms.

Properties offering in-room disabled facilities.

Properties offering family friendly facilities, which may include a kids club, kids eat free offer, family or interconnecting rooms and discounts off a second room.

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Denotes a small group tour. The number on the symbol indicates the maximum number of passengers on a tour.

OUR RATINGS

The accommodation ratings featured in this brochure will provide a general indication of the standard of accommodation and may alter throughout the year due to a change of circumstance. These are our views and are not related to any other rating system.

We recommend checking with your travel agent to find the accommodation that best suits your needs and budget.

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•Fairbanks

• Anchorage

ALASKA (USA)

Enjoy a tranquil walk or paddle at the picture-perfect Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park

Nunavut

• Juneau

Nunavut

Northwest Territories

• Yellowknife

• Whitehorse

Yukon

CANADA

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

• Banff • Calgary

• Edmonton

Manitoba

Saskatchewan Québec Ontario

Québec City •

USA

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• Whistler

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• Jasper

British Columbia

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TRAVEL TIPS WHEN TO GO

VISAS & PASSPORTS

Canada and Alaska’s climate varies tremendously, with warm days in summer and sub-zero temperatures in winter. The climate and daylight hours can be very different in the south compared to the north.

Summer (June to August) brings long, warm, sunny days to most regions. This is the best time to see Grizzly and Black bears as well as whales. Alaska can experience 16 to 22 hours of daylight, and midnight sun in the north of the state.

TIME

Autumn (September to November) sees temperatures drop and foliage turn all shades of yellow, orange and red. October to November is the best time to see Polar bears and you may still see Grizzly and Black bears, as well as whales through to October. Snow begins to fall from October/November.

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

A valid passport is required with at least six months validity beyond the intended stay. All travellers to Canada are required to obtain the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) prior to travel, see www.cic.gc.ca for more details. All travellers to Alaska are required to obtain the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) prior to travel, see www.cbp.gov/esta for more details. Travel advice is available from the Australian Government at smartraveller.gov.au.

Winter (December to February) brings cold weather with temperatures dropping below zero, and Alaska plummeting well below. Cities and towns are geared to challenge the cold surroundings with many having covered walkways and indoor malls to protect from the elements. Snow falls most of winter in many regions. There are only four to six hours of daylight in Alaska, and complete darkness in the northern parts of the state. The Northern Lights are best viewed in winter.

Spring (March to May) sees days getting longer and temperatures slowing rising. Snow starts to melt away in March/April and wildflowers begin to bloom.

The whale and bear watching season generally begins in May. The Northern Lights may be seen through to March in some parts.

ELECTRICITY

There are five main time zones in Canada. Pacific Time (Vancouver) is 18 hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), Mountain Time (Edmonton) is 17 hours behind AEST, Central Time (Winnipeg) is 16 hours behind AEST, Eastern Time (Toronto) is 15 hours behind AEST and Atlantic Time (Halifax) is 14 hours behind AEST. Alaska is 19 hours behind AEST. Daylight Saving Time is observed from March to November when their clocks are turned forward by one hour.

CURRENCY

Canada: Canadian Dollar (CAD) Alaska: US Dollar (USD)

TIPPING

Tipping is expected in restaurants, bars and taxis.

As a guide expect to pay 15% to 20% of the bill, CAD1/USD1 per bag for hotel porters and 10% of the tour price for tour guides.

LANGUAGE

French is the official language in Québec City and Montréal however English is widely spoken.

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Vancouver, Canada Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm) Banff, Canada Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm) Yellowknife, Canada Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm) Toronto, Canada Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm) Anchorage, Alaska Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm) Fairbanks, Alaska Temperature (max °C) Average rainfall (mm)

J 8 168 J -3 24 J -21 14 J -1 61 J -5 20 J -18 12

F 8 104 F 0 20 F -18 14 F 1 55 F -3 20 F -13 10

M 10 113 M 5 23 M -11 13 M 5 53 M 0 18 M -4 9

A 13 88 A 10 21 A 0 11 A 12 68 A 6 17 A 5 8

M 17 65 M 15 15 M 10 18 M 19 82 M 12 19 M 15 16

J 20 53 J 19 1 J 18 28 J 24 70 J 16 29 J 21 35

J 22 35 J 22 0 J 21 40 J 27 64 J 18 43 J 22 48

A 22 36 A 22 0 A 18 39 A 26 81 A 17 62 A 19 50

S 19 51 S 16 6 S 10 36 S 21 85 S 12 69 S 12 24

O 13 120 O 10 20 O 1 30 O 14 64 O 4 52 O 0 23

N 9 188 N 0 30 N -10 24 N 8 84 N -2 28 N -11 20

D 6 161 D -5 27 D -18 16 D 2 62 D -5 28 D -16 22

• Halifax

Prince Edward Is. New Brunswick

Nova Scotia

Anchorage Provincial Park, New Brunswick

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EXPERIENCES YOU’LL LOVE

The best part of any journey is the experiences you have along the way, leaving you with memories to relive long after the holiday is over.

Canada and Alaska have countless amazing things to see and do. Here are 10 of our favourites to inspire your wanderlust.

Katmai National Park, Alaska

Columbia Icefield, Jasper National Park

BEAR VIEWING

ICEFIELDS PARKWAY

Seeing these powerful animals in the wild is an experience you’ll never forget. Grizzly bears can be found in the Rockies, Alaska or fishing for salmon in rivers around Knight Inlet. Black bears roam the forests of both the Atlantic and Pacific coastlines, and the spectacular Polar bear can be spotted around Churchill in Manitoba and out on the tundra of Arctic Canada. You’re bound to see other wildlife on your bear watching adventures, so keep an eye out for elk, moose, caribou and mountain goats. Wildlife spotting doesn’t get much wilder than this!

Stretching 232 kilometres through the heart of the Canadian Rockies, the Icefields Parkway offers the road trip of a lifetime. This spectacular drive between Jasper and Lake Louise, winds its way through Jasper and Banff National Parks and reveals natural attractions at every turn. Get a photo at world-famous Moraine Lake, see the bright turquoise colour of Peyto Lake, and view the powerful Athabasca and Sunwapta Falls.

Take an Ice Explorer ride out onto the Columbia Icefield, step on this impressive ice mass, and dare to walk the glass-floored Skywalk.

Lake Louise

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE With its craggy peaks, iridescent lakes and twisting and turning trails, Canada is a haven for outdoor adventure. Lace up the boots and hike to Lake Agnes Tea House for views of Lake Louise or take to the trails in Whistler and Sun Peaks for meadows of wildflowers. Pedal your way along cityside pathways such as The Seawall in Vancouver or the Rideau Canal in Ottawa, or pick up the pace at Whistler Mountain Bike Park.

On the water, kayak among Alaska’s glaciers or raft down the rushing waters of the Athabasca River. Try ziplining, bungee jumping and parasailing – there’s no shortage of adventure here!

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Altitude Trail, Sun Peaks

Peyto Lake in Banff National Park gets its vibrant turquoise colour from light-reflecting glacial silt

FJORDS, GLACIERS & ICEBERGS

BUSTLING CITIES & CHARMING TOWNS

The glacial wonderlands of Alaska’s coastline are nothing short of spectacular. Sail around the coves and inlets of Kenai Fjords National Park to explore fjords, glaciers and marine wildlife.

Kayak the protected, icy waters of Prince William Sound or cruise through Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve to discover icebergs the size of small buildings. Be impressed as glaciers calve into the bay with a rumble and an almighty splash.

Some glaciers, including Portage and Matanuska, may be accessed by foot on scenic trails.

From big cities to enchanting towns and remote villages, these unique communities beg to be discovered. Choose a cosmopolitan city break with no shortage of attractions in Vancouver or Toronto. Lose yourself in the French-influenced Québec City or Montréal. Enjoy the western appeal of Calgary or take a slower pace in the pretty little towns and maritime villages of Atlantic Canada. In Alaska, discover Juneau – accessible only by boat or plane, or the wildly remote Barrow, America’s northernmost town.

Hubbard Glacier, Alaska

Québec City

Vancouver

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Scale the sides of mountains, cross impressive bridges and weave alongside steep canyons on board Rocky Mountaineer

ALASKA’S ARCTIC

HERITAGE & CULTURE

NATURAL WONDERS

Venture off the beaten path and uncover one of the most unpopulated regions in the world – Alaska’s Arctic. The Dalton Highway traverses this vast and rugged region, crossing into the Arctic Circle and travelling up to America’s richest oil field at Prudhoe Bay. Pass through the unspoilt wilderness of the Brooks Range, visit unique native villages and dip your toe in the Arctic Ocean. While the Northern Lights can be viewed in many places in Canada and Alaska, the arctic region offers some of the best viewing due to its long, dark, clear nights.

There are many different places to experience the traditions, history and culture of Canada, Alaska and their people. Learn more about the First Nations at the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa or the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage. See collections of hand-carved totem poles in Stanley Park or Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver. From western charm in Calgary to French flair in Québec, from old gold mining towns like Dawson City to still-thriving Alaska Native communities, you’ll uncover an interesting mix of cultures.

Mother nature has blessed Canada with some of the greatest spectacles. See the immense power of Niagara Falls from above or below. Discover one of the biggest finds of dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta. Check out the world’s highest tides in New Brunswick, where you can kayak at high tide and walk on the ocean floor at low tide. An experience not to be missed is seeing the beautiful Northern Lights as they light up the night sky. Chase them in the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Manitoba and Alaska, where viewing is best from February to March.

Arctic Circle, Alaska

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Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, Vancouver

Niagara Falls

SPECTACULAR JOURNEYS

WHALE WATCHING

Canada and Alaska’s iconic rail and cruise journeys give you an experience unlike any other, allowing you to discover otherwise inaccessible terrain. Inhale the mountain air and let nature take your breath away on Rocky Mountaineer. This world-famous train travels by the glacier-capped mountains, tumbling waterfalls and fleeting wildlife of the Canadian Rockies. Traverse Southcentral and Interior Alaska with the Alaska Railroad for views of the Alaska Range, or for a true Alaskan journey, embark on a cruise through the spectacular Inside Passage for ice formations and popular ports of Juneau and Ketchikan.

The coastlines of Canada and Alaska offer some of the best places in the world to view the incredible whale. Over 30 species reside in or travel along the waters on both the east and west coasts. Humpback, Minke, Orca and Blue whales can be found in the Pacific waters in the west, or the Atlantic Ocean or St Lawrence River in the east. The playful and gentle Beluga whale can be seen at the estuary of the Churchill River near Hudson Bay in Manitoba. Amazing photo opportunities can be had from selected shorelines, or head out onto the water with an eco-friendly kayak or boat tour.

Princess Cruises®, Alaska

Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

Yellowknife’s long, clear winter nights make it one of the best places in the world to view the Northern Lights

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Princess Cruises®, Alaska

EXPLORE YOUR WAY

Exploring Canada and Alaska is easy with our great selection of touring, cruising, rail and car hire options. Take advantage of our extensive range of sightseeing tours – a fantastic way to see the local highlights. Choose from fully escorted tours, independent rail tours or hire a car and discover the sights at your own pace. Rail travel is also a popular and easy way to explore Canada and Alaska.

SELF DRIVE

TOURS & CRUISES

RAIL TRAVEL

Take the time to explore and discover as you drive your way around Canada and Alaska.

The scenery is spectacular and ever-changing and you’ll find plenty of points of interest along the way. Driving is on the right hand side of the road in Canada and Alaska.

We have selected some fabulous day and extended touring and cruising options to help you plan your dream holiday in Canada and Alaska. Discover iconic attractions such as Niagara Falls, travel through picturesque national parks, stopping at beautiful lakes and charming towns along the way, or cruise the spectacular Alaskan coastline.

Discover the best of Canada and Alaska when you travel by rail. Sit back and relax as you watch the ever-evolving landscape pass by.

Rocky Mountaineer is an iconic journey that takes you through the remarkable Canadian Rockies. Enjoy historic storytelling, world class cuisine and unparalleled service as the train hugs the sides of mountains and weaves around lakes and rivers.

See pages 16 and 17 for car hire options and pages 18 and 19 for self drive holidays.

You’ll find a great range of extended touring options designed so you can explore your favourite cities and regions in more depth.

Enjoy the independence of travelling on your own. Alternatively, see major highlights with a local guide and like-minded travellers on a fully escorted coach or small group tour.

Distances by road (km) ANCHORAGE 3348

BANFF

VIA Rail’s trains travel right into the heart of Canadian cities. Enjoy room to stretch your legs and a choice of onboard dining options as you travel to one of the many destinations across the country.

In Alaska, take the Alaska Railroad to places you’ve only dreamed of. Trains traverse Southcentral and Interior Alaska, taking you to port towns, quaint villages and Denali National Park and Preserve.

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125

CALGARY

3060

288

412

3293

57

182

232

6694

3742

3602

3938

3798

MONTRÉAL

6645

3562

3422

3841

3618

669

6569

3481

3341

3813

3537

198

577

6930

3978

3838

4174

4035

255

933

444

6589

3553

3412

3833

3610

542

129

450

808

3678

847

972

796

793

4910

4392

4363

4809

4382

3527

792

917

741

738

5033

4514

4486

4932

4505

121

WHISTLER

1133

2217

2247

1929

2162

5559

5463

5434

5795

5454

2546

2396

JASPER LAKE LOUISE NIAGARA FALLS OTTAWA

QUÉBEC CITY TORONTO VANCOUVER

The figures on this chart refer to the most direct connections on motorways and main roads in kilometres. These driving distances are approximate and should be used as a guide only.

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WHITEHORSE

With varied scenery and attractions at every turn, the Icefields Parkway in the Canadian Rockies is one of the best road trips in the world

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CAR HIRE CHEVROLET SPARK (or similar)

CHEVROLET SONIC (or similar)

GROUP A • 2 or 4 door hatch or sedan

GROUP B • 2 or 4 door hatch or sedan

x5 1

x5 1

CANADA

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

ALASKA

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$103* $513* N/A

N/A

$103* $513*

N/A

ALASKA

$284* $1621* $284*

Includes: • Unlimited mileage • Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) • Taxes • Additional Liability Insurance (Alaska) • Airport Contract fee where applicable • All vehicles include: air-conditioning and auto Does Not Include: • Fuel • Road tolls • Additional driver fee • Young driver fee • Personal Accident Insurance • Personal Effects Protection • Tire Management Fee (Québec) • Vehicle Licensing Fee • Optional services and equipment • One way rentals (subject to availability, ask your travel agent for details) Per day prices are based on a 24 hour hire period. Minimum age restrictions and age surcharges apply. A full driver’s licence, credit card and security bond is required on collection. Tolls, fuel, additional driver and one way fees apply. Vehicles are subject to availability and a similar vehicle to those pictured may be substituted. Not all vehicles are available at all locations.

Check with your travel agent for details.

One way rentals into the USA are not permitted. Alaska rentals must be picked-up and dropped-off to Anchorage or Fairbanks.

HYUNDAI SONATA GL (or similar)

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

2

$111* $552*

$92*

CANADA

ALASKA

$299* $1705* $299*

ALASKA

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

CHEVROLET IMPALA (or similar)

N/A

N/A

N/A

x5 2

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

2

2

CANADA

$120* $599* $100*

CANADA

ALASKA

$309* $1762* $309*

ALASKA

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

FORD ESCAPE (or similar)

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$132* $657* $110* N/A

N/A

N/A

CHRYSLER 300S (or similar)

GROUP F • 5 door SUV

GROUP H • 4 door sedan

x5 1

$120* $599* $100*

GROUP G • 4 door sedan

x5 2

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

CHRYSLER 300 (or similar)

GROUP E • 4 door sedan

x5 2

CANADA

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$151* $752* $126* N/A

N/A

N/A

DODGE GRAND CARAVAN (or similar) GROUP V • 5 door van

x7 5 CANADA

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

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1

CANADA

ALASKA

Large Suitcase

1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

$86*

x5 1

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

Overnight Bag

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

GROUP D • 4 door sedan

x5 2

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

CANADA

GROUP C • 2 or 4 door hatch or sedan

Why not add Avis to your travel plans and make the most of your holiday by enjoying the flexibility and convenience that an Avis car rental provides.

Situated at all major airport and city locations and offering a wide range of late model vehicles to choose from, all at great rates, renting with Avis is sure to make your holiday escape more enjoyable.

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$86*

HYUNDAI ELANTRA (or similar)

AVIS

1

ALASKA

1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

2

2

CANADA

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21

ALASKA

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$161* $805* $135* N/A

N/A

N/A

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE (or similar)

GROUP W • 5 door SUV

x5 1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

1

2

1-4 DAYS 5-7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$163* $812* $136*

CANADA

$163* $812* $136*

$428* $2412* $428*

ALASKA

$422* $2382* $422*

1 APR – 10 JUL, 27 AUG 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. Prices for vehicle hire are per vehicle per day, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to *the Prices Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

CAR HIRE CHEVROLET SPARK (or similar)

NISSAN VERSA NOTE (or similar)

GROUP ECAR/EDAR • 2 or 4 door • AM/FM

GROUP CCAR/CDAR • 2 or 4 door • AM/FM/CD

x4 1

x5 1

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$95*

CANADA

$97*

ALASKA

$166* $1077* $166*

ALASKA

$166* $1157* $166*

$612*

HYUNDAI ELANTRA (or similar)

Does Not Include: • Fuel • Road tolls • Additional driver fee • Young driver fee • Optional services and equipment • One way rentals within the same city may incur a drop-off fee (subject to availability, ask your travel agent for details) Excess: In Canada, an excess of CAD800 applies to drivers of all vehicles. Optional excess reduction can be purchased direct for an additional fee of CAD7.99 per day. This fee reduces the excess to zero.

Per day prices are based on a 24 hour hire period. Minimum age restrictions and age surcharges apply. A full driver’s licence, credit card and security bond is required on collection. Tolls, fuel, additional driver and one way fees apply. Vehicles are subject to availability and a similar vehicle to those pictured may be substituted. Not all vehicles are available at all locations. Check with your travel agent for details. Group MVAR luggage capacity varies according to seats occupied.

Alaska rentals must be picked-up and dropped-off in Alaska.

Overnight Bag

1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

$623*

$97*

GROUP FCAR • 4 door • AM/FM/CD • Cruise control • Tilt wheel • Power windows, locks & mirrors

x5 1

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21

CHEVROLET MALIBU (or similar)

GROUP ICAR/IDAR • 2 or 4 door • AM/FM/CD/MP3/ Aux audio input • Power windows

Includes: • Unlimited mileage • Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) (excess applies in Canada) • Extended Protection (to province minimum in Canada, to maximum USD1 million in Alaska) • Taxes • Airport fees • Ski racks (Alaska) • Maps available on collection of your vehicle • All vehicles include: air-conditioning and auto

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$95*

1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

Alamo prides itself on ease of rental, great quality and service. With an array of locations across Canada and Alaska and a variety of car types to choose from, your dream holiday can begin and you can Drive Happy® with Alamo!

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CANADA

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21

ALAMO RENT A CAR

1

x5 2

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

2

2

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

CANADA

$114* $728* $114*

CANADA

$129* $833* $129*

ALASKA

$190* $1308* $190*

ALASKA

$199* $1386* $199*

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

CADILLAC XTS (or similar)

GROUP MVAR • 7 seat • AM/FM/CD • Cruise control • Power windows, locks & mirrors

x5

x7 2

CANADA

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21

ALASKA

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$139* $896* $139* N/A

N/A

N/A

FORD EDGE (or similar)

3

2

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

CANADA

$139* $896* $139*

ALASKA

$262* $1822* $262*

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

FORD ESCAPE (or similar)

GROUP SFAR • 5 door van • AM/FM/CD • Tilt wheel • Cruise control • Power windows, locks & mirrors

GROUP IFAR • 5 door SUV • AM/FM/CD • Tilt wheel • Power windows, locks & mirrors

x5 3

1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

DODGE GRAND CARAVAN (or similar)

GROUP LCAR/LDAR • AM/FM/CD • Cruise control • Leather/ Leatherette seats • Tilt wheel • Power windows, locks & mirrors

2

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21

x5 2

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

2

2

CANADA

$139* $896* $139*

CANADA

ALASKA

$265* $1845* $265*

ALASKA

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21 1 APR 20 – 31 MAR 21

1 APR – 30 JUN, 1 SEP 20 – 31 MAR 21

1-6 DAYS 7 DAYS EXTRA (PER DAY) (PER WEEK) DAYS

$144* $933* $144* N/A

N/A

N/A

Large Suitcase

are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. Prices for vehicle hire are per vehicle per day, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to *the Prices Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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SELF DRIVE HOLIDAYS

There’s nothing more exciting than taking to the open road to explore Canada on a self drive holiday. We’ve created a range of itineraries to showcase Canada’s best road trips and scenic drives.

Travel through the Rockies – perfectly made for a driving holiday with natural attractions at every turn. Explore the east, from the largest city of Toronto to the French-Canadian cities of Québec City and Montréal. See Niagara Falls, or choose something a little different and discover Vancouver Island or Newfoundland.

These are our favourites from the range of flexible self drive itinerary options available.

All tours can be tailored to suit your individual needs and requirements. Simply add the self drive package option to the vehicle type of your choice to create your own dream road trip.

Icefields Parkway, Canadian Rockies

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

From $

1 Jasper Alberta

2 Banff

Sun Peaks 1 British Columbia

2

Mount Tod, Sun Peaks

Vancouver

1

Calgary

Day 2: Calgary to Banff – 127km Leaving Calgary behind, feel the majesty as you enter the Canadian Rockies. The remainder of the day is free to explore Banff’s charms. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 3: Banff National Park The entire day is free to tour the surrounding area.

Day 4: Banff to Jasper – 288km Drive to Jasper via the spectacular Icefields Parkway.

A stop at Lake Louise, Peyto Lake and Maligne Canyon should not be missed. Overnight in Jasper.

Day 5: Jasper to Sun Peaks – 430km On the Yellowhead Highway see Mount Terry Fox and Mount Robson. Overnight in Sun Peaks.

Day 6: Sun Peaks to Vancouver – 411km Traverse the ranch lands along the South Thompson River. Enter the Fraser Canyon between towering rock walls to see the Fraser River gushing far below. Stay the next two nights in Vancouver.

Day 7: Vancouver Climb aboard a San Francisco-style trolley for a fully commentated Vancouver city tour.

Day 8: Vancouver Check-out of the hotel this morning.

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT ATTRACTION

Québec

CANADA

Ottawa 1

Ontario

1 Kingston

Québec City 2

1 Montréal

USA

Niagara Falls

EASTERN EXPRESS 8 DAYS Day 1: Toronto Transfer independently to the centrally located hotel.

Stay the next two nights in Toronto.

Day 2: Toronto & Niagara Falls – 260km Visit Ripley’s Aquarium and see the views from the CN Tower this morning. Visit Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Day 3: Toronto to Ottawa – 402km Follow the shoreline of Lake Ontario and the Rideau River.

Overnight in Ottawa.

Day 4: Ottawa to Québec City – 444km Explore Ottawa this morning. En route to Québec City, stop at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception. Stay two nights in Québec City.

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8 DAYS | CALGARY TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Self Drive DEPARTS: Daily (1 May – 27 Oct 20)

• Drive the Icefields Parkway between Lake Louise and Jasper • See beautiful Peyto Lake and imposing Fraser Canyon • Stay in the alpine resort villages of Banff and Sun Peaks • Sightseeing in coastal Vancouver

INCLUDES

• 7 nights accommodation • Taxes • Vancouver Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour • Personalised Canada Roadbook with maps, driving instructions and location information

^Based on 8 day package, valid 1 – 25 May, 3 – 7 Oct 20.

Price does not include car hire or associated costs.

Please refer to pages 16-17 for car hire details.

Toronto 2 Québec City

per person twin share

HIGHLIGHTS

MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 8 DAYS Day 1: Calgary Transfer independently to the hotel. Overnight in Calgary.

1299 *^

Day 5: Québec City Explore this historic, walled city on a sightseeing tour.

Day 6: Québec City to Montréal – 256km Enjoy the scenic drive before a stop to visit the Gilles Villeneuve Museum en route to Montréal.

Overnight in Montréal.

Day 7: Montréal to Kingston – 294km Cross the border into Ontario and enjoy a cruise of the beautiful Thousand Islands. Overnight in Kingston.

Day 8: Kingston to Toronto – 263km Travel back to Toronto through the fertile lands of Prince Edward Country.

From $

1355 *^

per person twin share

8 DAYS | TORONTO TO TORONTO TRAVEL TYPE: Self Drive DEPARTS: Daily (1 May – 25 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Visit the powerful Niagara Falls • See the neo-gothic Parliament Buildings of Ottawa • Explore the French-Canadian cities of Québec City and Montréal • Enjoy a Thousand Islands Cruise in Rockport

INCLUDES • 7 nights accommodation • Taxes • Admission to CN Tower • Admission to Ripley’s Aquarium • 2 hour Québec City tour • 1 hour Thousand Islands cruise • Personalised Canada Roadbook with maps, driving instructions and location information

^Based on 8 day package, valid 1 – 16 May, 23 May – 17 Jun, 22 Jun – 29 Jul, 3 Aug – 8 Sep, 16 Sep – 15 Oct, 18 – 25 Oct 20.

Price does not include car hire or associated costs.

Please refer to pages 16-17 for car hire details.

are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for self drive packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category *for Prices travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

SELF DRIVE HOLIDAYS From $

3909 *^

per person twin share

9 DAYS | VICTORIA TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Self Drive DEPARTS: Daily (1 May – 10 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS

Victoria

Sonora Resort

WHALES, BEARS & VANCOUVER ISLAND 9 DAYS Day 1: Victoria Arrive independently to the centrally located hotel.

Take the rest of the day to create your own adventure.

Stay the next two nights in Victoria.

Day 2: Victoria Today, embark on a fascinating wildlife viewing adventure aboard a fast-moving Zodiac rigid boat.

See Orca, Minke and Grey whales as well as other marine wildlife.

Day 3: Victoria to Tofino – 317km Have your camera at the ready – a panorama of scenic beauty is about to unfold before you. The road leads across Vancouver Island to the Pacific Coast winding through ancient rainforests and provincial parks. Venture into true wildlife territory, exemplified by The Pacific Rim National Park – a marvel of ecological and geographical diversity. Stay the next two nights in Tofino.

Day 4: Tofino Board a Zodiac boat to take a captivating bear watching excursion. When the tide goes out the bears emerge from the forests and forage along the shores in search of rock crabs.

Day 5: Tofino to Sonora Resort – 290km (D) This morning, the spectacular winding road takes you back to the eastern coast of Vancouver Island.

The route will introduce you to many gems such as the native rock carvings at Sproat Lake or the picturesque falls at Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park. Upon arrival in Campbell River, board a water taxi for the short boat ride to the stunning Sonora Resort. Stay the next two nights at Sonora Resort.

Day 6: Sonora Resort (BLD) Enjoy the day at this luxurious wilderness resort.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy unlimited hiking, swimming and tennis. One of two thrilling nature adventures with a knowledgeable guide is also available today. In the evening, sit down to a gourmet dinner and mingle with fellow travellers.

Day 7: Sonora Resort to Vancouver – 290km (BL) Board the water taxi for the return trip to Campbell River and continue the drive. Arriving in Nanaimo, board a ferry and sail across the Strait of Georgia to arrive in Vancouver where the remainder of the day is at leisure.

Stay the next two nights in Vancouver.

• Whale watching off Victoria • Bear watching in Tofino • Sonora Resort wilderness lodge experience with bear watching

INCLUDES • • • • • •

8 nights accommodation Meals as specified • Taxes 3 hour Whale Watching tour in Victoria 2 hour Bear Watching by boat in Tofino Guided nature tour at Sonora Resort Return water tax from Campbell River to Sonora Resort • Ferry from Nanaimo to Horseshoe Bay • Personalised Canada Roadbook with maps, driving instructions and location information

^Based on 9 day package, valid 1 – 24 May 20.

Price does not include car hire or associated costs.

Please refer to pages 16-17 for car hire details.

Sonora Resort 2 Campbell River

Day 8: Vancouver Enjoy a final day in Vancouver to explore the city.

Tofino 2

Day 9: Vancouver Check-out of the hotel this morning.

2 Vancouver

Nanaimo START/FINISH OVERNIGHT FERRY

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

From $

2 Victoria

2159 *^

per person twin share

14 DAYS | ST JOHN'S TO ST JOHN'S TRAVEL TYPE: Self Drive DEPARTS: Daily (9 May – 25 Sep 20) HIGHLIGHTS

St John's

St Anthony

NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR EXPLORER 14 DAYS Days 1-2: St John’s Transfer independently to the hotel and enjoy the afternoon and following day at leisure to enjoy the local sights of the city. Stay the next two nights in St John’s.

Days 3-4: St John’s to Trinity – 269km The road northward travels through iconic inlet villages of Clarenville and North West Brook, boasting the classic colours and architecture of the Canadian Maritimes. Enjoy a day in Trinity to explore the local towns and villages. Stay the next two nights in Trinity.

Days 5-6: Trinity to Twillingate – 309km The journey travels through Terra Nova National Park on the way to the northern shores of the island. In Twillingate, embark on a tour in search of icebergs and whales. Stay the next two nights in Twillingate.

Day 7: Twillingate to Rocky Harbour – 425km Crossing the top of the island, travel through small communities that live in close connection with the bountiful natural resources of the province. Pass through the gates of Gros Morne National Park to reach the coast. Overnight in Rocky Harbour.

Days 8-9: Rocky Habour to L’Anse au Clair – 240km Travel up the north coast of the island’s ‘finger’ peninsula where it narrows against the Labrador coast, creating the Gulf of St Lawrence. A short ferry ride across the

mouth of the bay reveals the untamed beauty of the eastward Atlantic Ocean as it continuously carves the shoreline. Stay the next two nights in L’Anse au Clair.

Days 10-11: L’Anse au Clair to St Anthony – 133km A short ferry ride across to the island begins the day before crossing the tip of the island en route to St Anthony. No trip to St Anthony is complete without an afternoon at Fishing Point Municipal Park.

This coastline park is famous for iceberg watching into the early summer as well as its iconic square lighthouse.

Stay the next two nights in St Anthony.

Day 12: St Anthony to Cow Head – 304km A return trip along the southern shore of the Gulf of St Lawrence gives you a second chance to visit the small coastal villages that populate the route.

In Cow Head, take some time and lounge on the white sand of Shallow Bay Beach. Overnight in Cow Head.

Day 13: Cow Head to Gander – 418km Take the return trip across the heart of the island to the small riverside city of Gander – a community celebrating its rich aviation history and ideal, central location in the province. Overnight in Gander.

Day 14: Gander to St John’s – 333km Today, drive back to St John’s.

• • • • • •

Historic maritime city of St John’s Terra Nova National Park Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse in Rocky Harbour Red Bay UNESCO historic site Iceberg watching in Fishing Point Municipal Park Canadian aviation history in Gander

INCLUDES • 13 nights accommodation • Taxes • 2 hour Whale & Iceberg Boat Tour • Personalised Canada Roadbook with maps, driving instructions and location information

^Based on 14 day package, valid 9 – 20 May 20.

Price does not include car hire or associated costs.

Please refer to pages 16-17 for car hire details.

L’Anse au Clair 2

2 St Anthony

Québec

Rocky Harbour 1

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT FERRY

1 Cow Head

2 Twillingate 1 Gander

Newfoundland

2 Trinity

St John’s 2

are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for self drive packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category *for Prices travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ALASKAN CRUISING

ALASKAN VOYAGE – SILVERSEA 7 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver In the early evening, depart Vancouver – a city boasting mountains, sea, culture, art and so much more. Stay the next seven nights on board Silver Muse.

Day 2: Inside Passage – scenic cruising Navigate through the intricate outlays of some of Alaska’s most staggering winter scenery, threading a needle between craggy, snow-dusted islands and slipping glacial giants. A common sailing route due to its calm sheltered waters, gorgeous natural set pieces constantly play out here – whether it’s Killer whales accompanying you through the breathtaking icy passages, Harbour seals catching a break on floating hunks of ice, or glaciers creaking melodramatically, before finally releasing colossal shelves of ice, allowing them to free fall into the waters below.

Day 3: Ketchikan Enjoy time in port today where many excursions are on offer. Ketchikan is famous for its colourful totem poles, rainy skies, steep streets and lush island setting. Some 13,500 people call the town home, and, in the summer, cruise ships crowd the shoreline, floatplanes depart noisily for Misty Fiords National Monument, and salmonladen commercial fishing boats motor through Tongass Narrows. The arts community here is very active.

Travellers in search of the perfect piece of Alaska art will find an incredible range of pieces to choose from. Some of the Southeast’s best salmon fishing can be found in Ketchikan. Browse through the downtown stops or visit the Totem Heritage Center, Totem Bight State Historical Park or Saxman Totem Park.

Day 4: Juneau Extraordinary adventures amid nature’s wildest staging await at Juneau, the port for today. The majestic Mendenhall Glacier sprawls down from Juneau Icefield, which provides an icy cap to the area’s rip-roaring scenery. Rise up to Mount Roberts Tramway’s viewpoint, to see the city swallowed by the colossal backdrop.

This is glacier country, and with 1,500 square miles of

ice field to explore, one of the best ways to take in the magnitude and majesty of this epic ice sculpture is to hold on tight on as the propeller whirs, and you soar into the skies on an exhilarating sightseeing flight. The animals that inhabit the Southeast Alaskan wilds are just as inspiring as the landscapes – families of bears patrol the riverbanks, Bald eagles survey the surroundings watchfully, and Pacific Humpbacks migrate from Hawaii’s waters to feast on the krill-rich, icy waters.

Fish for huge catches, power across the ice in a snowsledge, or kayak just below glaciers.

Day 5: Skagway Located at the northern terminus of the Inside Passage, Skagway is a one-hour ferry ride from Haines. The town is an amazingly preserved artefact from North America’s biggest, most-storied gold rush. Nearly all the historic sights are within a few blocks of the cruise-ship and ferry dock, allowing visitors to meander through the town’s attractions at whatever pace they choose.

Day 6: Sitka It’s hard not to like Sitka, with its eclectic blend of Alaska Native, Russian and American history, and its dramatic and beautiful open-ocean setting. This is one of the best Inside Passage towns to explore on foot, with such sights as St Michael’s Cathedral, Sheldon Jackson Museum, Castle Hill, Sitka National Historical Park, and the Alaska Raptor Center topping the town’s must-see list.

Day 7: Hubbard Glacier – scenic cruising Enjoy scenic cruising today and see Hubbard Glacier, off the coast of Yakutat – the largest glacier in North America, with a calving front that is more than six miles wide. One of the main sources for Hubbard Glacier originates 76 miles inland. It has been a very active glacier, experiencing two major surges in the past 30 years.

Day 8: Seward This morning at 7am, the cruise comes to an end in Seward, located in a deep gash in the Kenai Peninsula.

7 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO SEWARD TRAVEL TYPE: Cruise DEPARTS: Jun 25 • Jul 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 • Aug 6, 13 HIGHLIGHTS • Cruise through the famous Inside Passage • See the mighty Hubbard Glacier • Personalised service with almost one crew member for every guest • Multiple restaurants, diverse cuisine, open-seating dining • Onboard entertainment and enrichment lecturers • Choice of shore excursions available at own expense, including Brown bear spotting or dog-sledding activity

INCLUDES • 7 nights cruise on board Silver Muse • 24 hour dining service on board • Beverages in-suite and throughout the ship, including champagne, select wines and spirits • Entertainment on board • Butler service in every suite • Unlimited Free Wi-Fi • Transportation into town in most ports • Gratuities on board

Ask your travel consultant for prices and details.

All itineraries are subject to local weather conditions and are at discretion of the cruise line. Cruise also available in reverse. Other cruises also available.

Travel Agents – enquire and book with Seven Oceans Cruising.

ALASKA (USA)

CANADA Hubbard Glacier

Skagway Juneau

Seward Sitka

Ketchikan Triple Island

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT ATTRACTION CRUISE

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Inside Passage Seymour Narrows

Vancouver

ALASKAN CRUISING

DENALI EXPLORER – PRINCESS CRUISES® 13 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Settle in to your floating hotel for the next seven nights.

Depart Vancouver in the evening. Stay the next seven nights on board your Princess Cruises ship.

Day 2: Inside Passage – scenic cruising Cruise the serene Inside Passage and marvel at the pristine forested shores, towering granite cliffs, untouched islands and majestic snow-capped mountains. There may be the opportunity to view marine life feeding and playing in the waters and on the shore.

Day 3: Ketchikan Be intrigued by Ketchikan’s rich native heritage. Today, optional excursions include seeing the world’s oldest collection of totem poles, exploring the Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, cruising through Misty Fjords or indulging on fresh seafood.

Day 4: Juneau Juneau is famous not only for gold and government but also for its breathtakingly beautiful glaciers and stunning views of both water and mountains. Optional excursions available today may include Mendenhall Glacier in Tongass National Forest, whale watching or feasting on a salmon bake.

Day 5: Skagway Once the gateway to the gold fields, in 1898, Skagway was Alaska’s largest town. Hotels, saloons, dance halls and gambling houses prospered. Optional excursions today may have you reliving the gold rush era by trying your hand at gold panning, going dog sledding or seeing a show at the historic Red Onion Saloon.

Day 6: Glacier Bay National Park – scenic cruising Princess is one of a select few cruise lines permitted to cruise the pristine waters of Glacier Bay National Park.

Just west of Juneau, this breathtaking national park boasts some of the world’s most spectacular tidewater glaciers, such as Margerie Glacier, which often drops colossal chunks of ice into the sea. Park Rangers will join the ship to share their knowledge of this amazing place.

Glide along emerald waters taking in the awe-inspiring scenery and perhaps spot resident wildlife including Humpback whales, Sea otters and Black bears.

Day 7: College Fjord – scenic cruising College Fjord boasts the world’s largest collection of tidewater glaciers and snow-capped mountains as far as the eye can see. You may have the opportunity to view Humpback whales feeding and watch glaciers calving and dropping enormous pillars of ice into the sea with a thunderous splash.

Day 8: Whittier to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge Disembark in Whittier this morning. Exclusive Directto-the-Wilderness rail service provides a fabulous beginning to an incredible journey, with magnificent scenery all along the way. You’ll arrive refreshed for your very first night on land in Alaska. Stay the next two nights at Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge.

Day 9: Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge This morning, a Natural History Tour serves as a wonderful introduction to the animals, plants and geological features found in the area. Later today, you may wish to enjoy an activity such as rafting or hiking.

Day 10: Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge to Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge Enjoy the scenic drive between the two lodges, culminating in incredible views of Denali. Stay the next two nights at Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge.

Day 11: Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge Enjoy a full day at leisure to relax and explore.

The nature trails around the grounds are a pleasant way to get a sense of the place, or choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities.

Day 12: Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge to Anchorage Take in final views of the mountain before being transferred by coach to Anchorage. This is Alaska’s most cosmopolitan city, so get out and explore the shops, restaurants and cultural attractions.

Overnight in Anchorage.

Day 13: Anchorage The tour concludes this morning.

13 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO ANCHORAGE TRAVEL TYPE: Land & Sea Holiday DEPARTS: • May 9~, 16#, 20+, 23~, 30# • Jun 3+, 6~, 13#, 17+, 20~, 27# • Jul 1+, 4~, 11#, 15+, 18~, 25#, 29+ • Aug 1~, 8#, 12+, 15~, 22#, 26+, 29~ • Sep 5# HIGHLIGHTS • Cruise the pristine waters of Glacier Bay National Park • See Margerie Glacier, which often drops colossal chunks of ice into the sea • Journey into the heart of the Alaskan wilderness of Denali National Park & Preserve • Interesting Denali Natural History Tour • Opportunities to see wildlife up close, including caribou, moose, wolves, Dall sheep, Bald eagles and Grizzly bears • Choice of shore excursions available at own expense, including scenic river cruises, hiking in backcountry or visiting an Iditarod champion’s dog kennel

INCLUDES

• 7 night cruise on board Coral Princess®+, Grand Princess®~ or Royal Princess®# • 5 nights lodge or hotel accommodation • Main meals and entertainment on board • Rail travel Whittier to Denali • Motorcoach travel Denali to Mt McKinley to Anchorage • Natural History Tour of Denali National Park & Preserve • Port taxes and government fees Ask your travel consultant for prices and details.

All itineraries are subject to local weather conditions and are at discretion of the cruise line. Cruise also available in reverse. Other cruises also available.

Travel Agents – enquire and book with Seven Oceans Cruising.

Denali National Park

CANADA

Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge 2 Talkeetna Anchorage 1 Whittier ALASKA (USA)

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT CRUISE COACH RAIL

2 Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge

Skagway Juneau

College Fjord Glacier Bay National Park

Ketchikan

British Columbia

Inside Passage

Vancouver Mt McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge

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CANADA

Walk the Columbia Icefield Skywalk in Jasper National Park, where glass is all that separates you from the stunning Sunwapta Valley far below

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CANADA Alaska (USA) le Circ tic Arc

Yukon Nunavut

• Dawson City Northwest Territories

•

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN

Nunavut

• Yellowknife CANADA

Cana d

•

Hudson Bay Labrador

Manitoba Newfoundland

ian

Québec

Prince Cape Breton Edward Is. Island

Ontario

New Brunswick

Québec City

USA

• Montréal • Ottawa • Toronto • Niagara Falls •

• Winnipeg

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• • •

• Edmonton

• • Jasper Saskatchewan Louise • Lake • BanffCalgary •

Sun Peaks Port Hardy Whistler Kamloops Vancouver Kelowna Victoria

•

Churchill

Alberta

British Columbia

• • Halifax

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Whitehorse

Saint John

Nova Scotia

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

CANADA Lively cities, spectacular landscapes and amazing wildlife, Canada has it all. Uncover beautiful cities from the up beat to the historic, explore outdoor playgrounds blessed with turquoise lakes and snow-capped peaks, and view bears, whales, moose and more in their natural habitats. With so much to see, here are a few of our top picks.

VANCOUVER

VICTORIA

WHISTLER

BRITISH COLUMBIA

VANCOUVER ISLAND

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Vancouver is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Pretty tree-lined shopping boulevards, cobblestone streets and a large harbour sit against a perfect mountain backdrop. Explore expansive parks, historic districts and popular markets.

Victoria is well known for its heritage landmarks such as Hatley Castle and the Empress Hotel. The city also has a deep connection with nature and offers wilderness hiking, great marine wildlife viewing and the pretty Butchart Gardens.

Whistler is an outdoor lover’s paradise.

In winter, two lofty mountains provide the ultimate playground with skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and ice skating.

In summer, hours of daylight will have you hiking, biking, golfing and wildlife viewing.

JASPER NATIONAL PARK

BANFF NATIONAL PARK

POLAR BEAR CAPITAL

With natural beauty beyond compare, Jasper National Park is a must-visit. See powerful Athabasca Falls and picture-perfect Maligne Lake. Dare to walk the glass-floored Skywalk and ride the Skytram and don’t miss the mighty Columbia Icefield.

This was Canada’s first national park, and with very good reason. See postcard-worthy Lake Louise, Peyto Lake and Moraine Lake and the rushing waters of Johnston Canyon and Bow Falls. You’ll also enjoy plenty of mountain trails and the quaint Banff town.

NIAGARA FALLS

THE NATION'S CAPITAL

A true wonder of nature, you’ll never tire of seeing Niagara Falls. Take a cruise right up to the foot of the falls, walk behind the falls to feel the amazing mist or fly over the falls for a bird’s eye view. Nearby, there are many restaurants with amazing falls views.

The capital of the country, Ottawa has a wealth of landmarks and national treasures.

Walk along Rideau Canal, see the Parliament Buildings and discover museums and galleries. A cosmopolitan city too, there’s also no shortage of modern attractions.

CANADIAN ROCKIES

ONTARIO

CANADIAN ROCKIES

OTTAWA

CHURCHILL

Without a doubt, Churchill is one of the best places to view beautiful Polar bears in their natural habitat. Churchill is also known as a great Beluga whale watching region and one of the top places to view the Northern Lights.

OLD QUÉBEC QUÉBEC CITY

Fortified Old Québec is packed full of European charm. Stroll down Rue du PetitChamplain, one of the oldest shopping streets in North America. See Place Royale and be surrounded by buildings that are over 400 years old.

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ROCKY MOUNTAINEER

Prepare to be truly moved. It is no wonder that Rocky Mountaineer journeys are known as the best way to see the Canadian Rockies. With carefully choreographed packages, three unique rail routes, and two levels of service, there is a life-changing journey for even the most discerning traveller.

Since 1990, over two million guests have shared memorable moments and made lasting friendships on board Rocky Mountaineer. Rocky Mountaineer destinations include Vancouver, Jasper, Lake Louise and Banff. This luxurious train travels by daylight with overnight stays in destinations such as Kamloops, Whistler and Quesnel, so as not to miss a single beat of the breathtaking scenery along the way.

Throughout the journey, Rocky Mountaineer Hosts provide engaging storytelling of the passing regions and never fail to point out the glacier-capped mountains, tumbling waterfalls and fleeting wildlife outside sparkling glass-dome windows.

The culinary adventure on board reflects the regions through which the train travels, highlighting local ingredients, such as berries from Aldergrove and Pacific salmon.

Mt Robson

BUILD YOUR ADVENTURE

Take your adventure above and beyond the rail journey. Many of the activities listed here are already included in Rocky Mountaineer packages or they can be easily added.

Go sightseeing in a helicopter, tour national parks and cities, ride a gondola or ride across a glacier.

Packages can also be paired with an incredible Alaska Cruise, the perfect complement to a Rocky Mountaineer journey.

Panoramic Helicopter Tour

Icefields Parkway Tour

Put on your best James Bond accent and take to the skies with a Panoramic Helicopter Tour. This 12 minute spine-tingling adventure will have you soaring 2,300 metres above sea level, giving you a totally incredible view of glaciers, mountain vistas, lakes and waterfalls.

When travelling between Jasper and Lake Louise, experience one of the world’s most scenic highways, the Icefields Parkway. Continue to the Columbia Icefield and ride an Ice Explorer onto the Athabasca Glacier, the most visited glacier in North America.

Banff Gondola

Vancouver’s North Shore Tour

Climb Sulphur Mountain in a record-breaking eight minutes and get a bird’s-eye view of six mountain ranges. If you’re keen to break in your hiking boots, try the easy one kilometre self-guided interpretative walk along the summit ridge.

Travel across the Lions Gate Bridge from downtown Vancouver. Stop at the Capilano Suspension Bridge and then take Grouse Mountain’s Skyride gondola to the top. Enjoy the view and visit the wildlife refuge.

Add an Alaska Cruise to your train journey

Add a seven night Alaska cruise to the beginning or end of any Rocky Mountaineer rail journey.

All sailings depart from Vancouver and include all meals and entertainment on board. Sail the Inside Passage – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, before visiting the Alaskan ports of Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay and Ketchikan.

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ROCKY MOUNTAINEER

Experience Rocky Mountaineer’s SilverLeaf Service. Enjoy delicious meals served at your seat as you take in the awe-inspiring scenery through the oversized windows of the single-level SilverLeaf Service coach. This is one of the most extraordinary journeys you will ever take.

A SilverLeaf Service journey features:

• A single-level dome coach with panoramic views through oversized windows • A refreshing welcome aboard toast • A selection of delicious hot gourmet breakfast and lunch options, as well as tasty snack options, served by a culinary team member at your seat • Complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the journey • A dedicated culinary team member and two onboard Hosts in each SilverLeaf Service coach • Interactive and captivating storytelling and historical trivia told by Rocky Mountaineer Hosts • Comfortable hotel accommodation • Complimentary baggage delivery to your overnight hotel accommodation in Whistler, Kamloops and Quesnel • Complimentary transfers to and from the train SilverLeaf Service

Discover premier train travel with Rocky Mountaineer’s GoldLeaf Service. Explore the Rockies in exceptional style in the bi-level GoldLeaf Service coach and savour regional cuisine prepared by talented onboard chefs served in the exclusive GoldLeaf Service lower-level dining room.

Rocky Mountaineer’s GoldLeaf Service is quite simply, as good as it gets.

A GoldLeaf Service journey features:

• Full dome windows for unparalleled panoramic views from your seat in the upper-level of the custom-designed bi-level dome coach • A refreshing welcome aboard toast • Hot gourmet breakfasts and lunches from an à la carte menu, served in the lower-level dining room • An exclusive outdoor viewing platform in the lower-level • Complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and gourmet snacks throughout the journey • Interactive and captivating storytelling and historical trivia told by Rocky Mountaineer Hosts • A full culinary team and three or four onboard Hosts in each GoldLeaf Service coach • Premium hotel accommodation • Complimentary baggage delivery to your overnight hotel accommodation in Whistler, Kamloops and Quesnel • Complimentary transfers to and from the train A GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade journey features:

GoldLeaf Service

• Includes all features of GoldLeaf Service, plus upgraded deluxe hotel accommodation and amenities off the train

Rainforest to Gold Rush Vancouver – Whistler – Quesnel – Jasper British Columbia

Going from one extreme to another, this route traverses the world’s largest temperate rainforest, linking it to the arid ranchlands of the historic Cariboo Gold Rush region. Although there’s no gold left, the area is still rich in natural beauty.

Quesnel

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Journey through the Clouds Vancouver – Kamloops – Jasper

This route takes you through the heart of the Canadian Rockies, with all of nature’s raw beauty on full display. Highlights include majestic Mount Robson and the postcard-perfect Pyramid Falls.

First Passage to the West Vancouver – Kamloops – Lake Louise or Banff

Over 125 years ago, this route united Canada and helped define a nation. Travelling between the coast and Lake Louise or Banff, you’ll witness mountains and wilderness, much of it seemingly unchanged since the days of the first explorers.

Lake Louise

Kamloops

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• Calgary CANADA

Victoria RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH

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ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $ Jasper British Columbia

Kamloops

Vancouver

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS

SilverLeaf Service

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS 2 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to Kamloops, in the heart of British Columbia’s interior. On today’s journey see dramatic changes in scenery, from the lush green fields of the Fraser River valley, through forests and winding river canyons surrounded by the peaks of the Coast and Cascade mountains, to the desert-like environment of the interior. The day concludes as Rocky Mountaineer travels along the shores of Kamloops Lake and into Kamloops. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 2: Kamloops to Jasper (BL) The journey continues to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta. Once again be surrounded by dramatic scenery following the banks of the North Thompson River through the Monashee and Cariboo mountains, climbing ever nearer to the high peaks of the Continental Divide. Today’s highlights include Mount Robson, Pyramid Falls and the climb over the Yellowhead Pass. The rail journey ends on arrival in the resort town of Jasper this evening.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

Lake Louise Kamloops

1

Banff Alberta

Vancouver

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST

Morant's Curve

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST 2 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to Kamloops, in the heart of British Columbia’s interior. On today’s journey see dramatic changes in scenery, from lush green fields to the desertlike environment of the interior. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 2: Kamloops to Lake Louise or Banff (BL) The journey continues eastwards to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta. Once again see a spectacular array of scenery as you travel across ranch lands, along rocky lakeshores, over

high mountain passes and through the remarkable tunnels that form part of the rich rail history of the Canadian Rockies.

Today’s highlights include Craigellachie, the climb over Rogers Pass, the Kicking Horse Canyon, the Spiral Tunnels and of course, the glaciers and snowcapped peaks of the Canadian Rockies. The rail journey ends in the mountain hamlet of Lake Louise, or the resort town of Banff.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

Quesnel 1 British Columbia

Jasper Alberta

1 Whistler

Vancouver Canadian Rockies

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH

RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH 3 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver to Whistler (B) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to the resort town of Whistler, renowned for outstanding skiing and year-round outdoor activities.

Enjoy this breathtaking rail journey through the stunning scenery of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Overnight in Whistler.

Day 2: Whistler to Quesnel (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer to the charming rural town of Quesnel, gateway to the North Cariboo.

Enjoy breathtaking and varied scenery, from the river canyons and lush farmland of the Pemberton Valley to the desert-like conditions of the Fraser Canyon to rolling

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HIGHLIGHTS • Travel along the mighty Fraser River and through Hell’s Gate • View the magnificent Pyramid Falls • See majestic Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Rockies • The train climbs over the Yellowhead Pass

INCLUDES • 1 night hotel accommodation • Meals as specified • 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service

^Price valid for selected departures between 14 – 28 Apr, 2 – 9 Oct 20 and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service and Child prices also available.

From $

British Columbia

hills and vast ranch lands of the Cariboo Plateau. The day concludes as Rocky Mountaineer follows the banks of the Fraser River into Quesnel. Overnight in Quesnel.

Day 3: Quesnel to Jasper (BL) Follow the Fraser River to the town of Prince George, then travel through the forests of northern British Columbia, home to a large population of moose.

Entering the Rocky Mountain Trench be surrounded by steeply rising mountains, climb past Mount Robson and through the Yellowhead Pass to Jasper.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

per person twin share

2 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO JASPER TRAVEL TYPE: Rail DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Tue, Fri (14 Apr – 9 Oct 20)

Alberta

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1912 *^

1912 *^

per person twin share

2 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO LAKE LOUISE OR BANFF TRAVEL TYPE: Rail DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Tue, Fri (13 Apr – 9 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • See the mighty Fraser River and the raging whitewater of Hell’s Gate • Historic Craigellachie, where the Last Spike was driven on the Canadian Pacific Railway line • Travel through the legendary Spiral Tunnels • See the imposing Castle Mountain

INCLUDES • 1 night hotel accommodation • Meals as specified • 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service

^Price valid for selected departures between 13 – 27 Apr, 2 – 9 Oct 20 and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service and Child prices also available.

From $

2617 *^

per person twin share

3 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO JASPER TRAVEL TYPE: Rail DEPARTS: Selected Saturdays (25 Apr – 3 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Wind along Horseshoe Bay and the scenic fjords of Howe Sound • View Brandywine Falls • Stay in the alpine resort town of Whistler • Glide beside beautiful Anderson and Seton Lakes • See majestic Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Rockies

INCLUDES • 2 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified • 3 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service

^Price valid for 25 Apr, 3 Oct 20 departures and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service and Child prices also available.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $

2333 *^

per person twin share

4 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO BANFF TRAVEL TYPE: Rail DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (12 Apr – 8 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • • • • •

INCLUDES

Vermilion Lakes

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST CLASSIC 4 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver and spend time exploring this scenic city at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to Kamloops, in the heart of British Columbia’s interior.

On today’s journey see dramatic changes in scenery, from the lush green fields of the Fraser Valley, through forests and winding river canyons surrounded by the peaks of the Coast and Cascade Mountains, to the desert-like environment of the British Columbia Interior.

Highlights include the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River.

Your day concludes as Rocky Mountaineer travels along the shores of Kamloops Lake into Kamloops. Overnight in Kamloops.

Enjoy panoramic views from Vancouver Lookout Pass by the farmlands of the Fraser Valley See the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate The train climbs over Rogers Pass Travel through Kicking Horse Canyon and the Spiral Tunnels

Day 3: Kamloops to Banff (BL) The journey continues eastwards to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta.

Once again see a spectacular array of scenery as you travel across ranch lands, along rocky lakeshores, over high mountain passes and through the remarkable tunnels that form part of the rich rail history of the Canadian Rockies.

Today’s highlights include Craigellachie, where the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven, the climb over Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse Canyon, the Spiral Tunnels and, of course, the glaciers and snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies. The rail journey ends this evening in the resort town of Banff.

Overnight in Banff.

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3 nights hotel accommodation Meals as specified 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Vancouver Lookout Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops and Banff • Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 12, 16, 19, 23, 26 Apr 20 departures and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Alberta British Columbia

1 Banff

1

Kamloops

Day 4: Banff Check-out of the hotel.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

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START/FINISH OVERNIGHT FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST

Vancouver

From $

2963 *^

per person twin share

5 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (12 Apr – 8 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Take in amazing views from the Vancouver Lookout and Calgary Tower • Ride the Banff Gondola • See the Rockies from above on a scenic helicopter flight

INCLUDES

Albert Canyon

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST EXCURSION 5 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver and spend time exploring this scenic city independently. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to Kamloops. See dramatic changes in scenery, from the lush green fields of the Fraser Valley, through forests and winding river canyons surrounded by the peaks of the Coast and Cascade Mountains, to the desert-like environment of the British Columbia Interior. See the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River. Rocky Mountaineer will travel along the shores of Kamloops Lake into Kamloops.

Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Banff (BL) The journey continues eastwards to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta. See a spectacular array of scenery as you travel across ranch

lands, along rocky lakeshores, over high mountain passes and through the remarkable tunnels that form part of the rich rail history of the Canadian Rockies.

See Craigellachie, where the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven, the climb over Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse Canyon, the Spiral Tunnels and the glaciers and snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Overnight in Banff.

4 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Vancouver Lookout Banff to Calgary Tour, including Banff Gondola Panoramic Helicopter Flightseeing • Calgary Tower Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops and Banff • Luggage handling • National Park Pass • • • • • •

^Price valid for 16, 23, 26 Apr 20 departures and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Day 4: Banff to Calgary Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Banff. See Bow Falls, Lake Minnewanka, Surprise Corner and the Hoodoos.

Banff Gondola is also included. Continue on to Kananaskis for the highlight of today’s adventure, a 12 minute Panoramic Helicopter Tour over the remarkable landscape of the Rockies. Overnight in Calgary.

Day 5: Calgary Check-out of the hotel.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

British Columbia

Alberta

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Kamloops

1 Banff

1 Calgary

Panoramic Helicopter Tour

Vancouver START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST MOTORCOACH

ATTRACTION

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $

3455 *^

per person twin share

6 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (13 Apr – 8 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • See panoramic views from the Vancouver Lookout • Journey along the Icefields Parkway and enjoy the Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier • Tour Yoho National Park and see its natural wonders including Emerald Lake

INCLUDES Canadian Rockies

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS EXCURSION 6 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver and explore this scenic city at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer and see the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River.

Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Jasper (BL) The journey continues north and east to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta. Dramatic scenery unfolds along the banks of the North Thompson River as the train climbs nearer to the high peaks of the Continental Divide. See Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies and Pyramid Falls.

Overnight in Jasper.

Day 4: Jasper to Lake Louise (L) Travel to Lake Louise via one of the most scenic highways in the world, the Icefields Parkway. Highlights include Bow Lake, the Columbia Icefield, Glacier Skywalk and Athabasca Falls. Ride on an Ice Explorer to the middle of the Athabasca Glacier to learn more about its geological features. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 5: Lake Louise to Banff This morning you are free to explore beautiful Lake Louise on your own. After lunch, a half-day tour takes you into Yoho National Park to view some of its natural wonders. Among the attractions are the Spiral Tunnels, Emerald Lake and a natural rock bridge that spans the Kicking Horse River. Overnight in Banff.

• • • • •

5 nights hotel accommodation Meals as specified 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours as per itinerary • Banff to Calgary transfer Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops and Jasper • Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 16, 23, 27 Apr, 8 Oct 20 departures and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Depart Banff and transfer to Calgary.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

Columbia Icefield

Kamloops

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Day 6: Banff to Calgary

Alberta

1 Jasper

British Columbia

Lake Louise Banff

Vancouver

1

1

START/FINISH

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS

OVERNIGHT

MOTORCOACH

From $

4317 *^

Calgary ATTRACTION

per person twin share

7 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Self Drive DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (25 Jun – 31 Aug 20) HIGHLIGHTS

Mule Shoe Lake

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST SUNSHINE VILLAGE SELF DRIVE 7 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver and spend time exploring this scenic city at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travelling on board Rocky Mountaineer, see dramatic changes in scenery, from the lush green fields of the Fraser Valley, to the desert-like environment of the British Columbia Interior. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Banff (BL) The journey continues to the mighty Canadian Rockies.

On arrival in Banff collect the hire car and proceed on the 15 minute drive to the base of Sunshine Village.

Travel up to the village by gondola or shuttle bus.

Stay the next two nights in Sunshine Village.

Day 4: Sunshine Village Explore Sunshine Village, over 2,000 metres high on the Continental Divide. Surrounded by some of Canada’s highest peaks, Sunshine Meadows has stunning alpine trails, with views that are beyond compare. After a morning of leisure you may want to take the gondola down and spend a few hours checking out Banff.

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Day 5: Sunshine Village to Lake Louise On the way to Lake Louise take a leisurely drive along the Bow Valley Parkway for views of Castle Mountain.

Be sure to stop at Johnston Canyon where you can take a walk to the waterfalls. Entering Yoho National Park on the way to Lake Louise, take a breathtaking detour to Lake Moraine and Valley of the Ten Peaks where the views are nothing less than spectacular. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 6: Lake Louise to Calgary Enjoy a morning lakeshore stroll around Lake Louise, or for the more adventurous, a hike up to Lady Agnes Tea House. This afternoon begin the journey to Calgary through beautiful Kananaskis Country. Enjoy admission to the Calgary Tower. Overnight in Calgary.

Day 7: Calgary Drop off the hire car in downtown Calgary or at Calgary International Airport.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

• Create your own self drive adventure on the Bow Valley Parkway and see Castle Mountain and Johnston Canyon • Enjoy the alpine walking trails of Sunshine Village • Visit picturesque Lake Louise

INCLUDES • 6 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified • 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service • 4 days full size car hire, including one way fee and unlimited kilometres • Vancouver Lookout • Calgary Tower • Rail station transfers in Vancouver and Kamloops • Luggage handling

^Price valid for 25 Jun 20 departure and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

British Columbia

Alberta

Lake Louise 1

Kamloops Vancouver 1

1

Banff Sunshine Village 2

1 Calgary

START/FINISH

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST

OVERNIGHT

SELF DRIVE

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $

4384 *^

per person twin share

8 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (13 Apr – 8 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Tour Jasper National Park to catch a glimpse of the wildlife • Journey along one of the most scenic highways in the world, the Icefields Parkway • Take an Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier • See the Rockies from above on a scenic helicopter flight Canadian Rockies

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS EXPLORER 8 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver and explore at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from the coastal city of Vancouver to Kamloops. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Jasper (BL) The journey continues to the mighty Canadian Rockies and the province of Alberta. Follow the banks of the North Thompson River through the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains, climbing ever nearer to the high peaks of the Continental Divide. The rail journey ends this evening on arrival in the resort town of Jasper.

Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 4: Jasper (L) Enjoy a scenic tour of Jasper National Park and perhaps catch a glimpse of the wildlife.

Day 5: Jasper to Banff (L) Travel to Banff via one of the most scenic highways in

the world, the Icefields Parkway. Stop at Athabasca Falls before arriving at the Columbia Icefield to ride on an Ice Explorer to the middle of the Athabasca Glacier.

Overnight in Banff.

Day 6: Banff to Lake Louise Take a half day tour into Yoho National Park to view the Spiral Tunnels, Emerald Lake and a natural rock bridge spanning the Kicking Horse River. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure in Lake Louise. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 7: Lake Louise to Calgary Begin the morning with a sightseeing tour of Banff.

Continue on to Kananaskis for a 12 minute Summit Helicopter Tour over the remarkable landscape of the Rockies. Overnight in Calgary.

Day 8: Calgary Check-out from the Calgary hotel.

INCLUDES • 7 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified • 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service • Tours as per itinerary • Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops and Jasper • Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 13 Apr 20 departure and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

British Columbia

2

Alberta

Jasper

Columbia Icefield

Kamloops Vancouver

Lake Louise 1

1

1

Banff 1 Calgary Panoramic Helicopter Tour

1

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

START/FINISH

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS

OVERNIGHT

MOTORCOACH

From $

6059 *^

ATTRACTION

per person twin share

9 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu (13 Apr – 5 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Enjoy the Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier • Check out amazing views from the Vancouver Lookout and the Banff Gondola • Tour Yoho National Park and see its natural wonders including Emerald Lake

Icefield Parkway

CANADIAN ROCKIES GETAWAY CIRCLE 9 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Spend time exploring Vancouver at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Kamloops. Experience the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Jasper (BL) See dramatic scenery as you follow the banks of the North Thompson River through the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains. Highlights include Mount Robson, Pyramid Falls and the climb over the Yellowhead Pass into Jasper National Park. Overnight in Jasper.

Day 4: Jasper to Lake Louise (L) Travel to Lake Louise via the Icefields Parkway. Stop at Athabasca Falls before arriving at the Columbia Icefield for a ride on an Ice Explorer. A brief stop will be made at Bow Lake. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 5: Lake Louise to Banff Enjoy a half day tour into Yoho National Park to view the Spiral Tunnels, Emerald Lake and a natural rock bridge that spans the Kicking Horse River. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 6: Banff Enjoy a half day sightseeing tour of Banff village and Banff National Park. Highlights include Bow Falls, the Banff Gondola, Lake Minnewanka, Surprise Corner and the Hoodoos.

Day 7: Banff to Kamloops (BL) Travel over mountain passes and through remarkable tunnels, along rocky lakeshores and across the ranch lands of the interior. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 8: Kamloops to Vancouver (BL) Continue towards Vancouver seeing dramatic changes in scenery. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 9: Vancouver Check-out from the Vancouver hotel.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

INCLUDES • • • •

8 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified 4 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours as per itinerary Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops, Jasper and Banff • Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 13, 16, 20, 23 Apr 20 departures and is a guide only. Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

1 Jasper

British Columbia

Alberta

Columbia Icefield

Kamloops

2

1 Lake Louise 2 Banff

Vancouver 2

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT ATTRACTION

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST MOTORCOACH

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $

4834 *^

per person twin share

10 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Mon, Thu, Sun (13 Apr – 8 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • See majestic Mount Robson • Journey along the Icefields Parkway and enjoy the Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier • Enjoy breakfast at Maligne Canyon Teahouse • Tour Yoho National Park and see Emerald Lake

INCLUDES

SilverLeaf Service

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS AT LEISURE 10 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Explore Vancouver at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

for an Ice Explorer ride. Stop at Bow Lake. Stay the next two nights in Lake Louise.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Kamloops. See Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River. Travel along the shores of Kamloops Lake into Kamloops. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 6: Lake Louise Enjoy a free day in Lake Louise.

Day 3: Kamloops to Jasper (BL) Continue to the mighty Canadian Rockies. See Mount Robson, Pyramid Falls and the Yellowhead Pass.

Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 8: Banff Explore Banff National Park at leisure.

Day 4: Jasper (B) Enjoy a half day tour of Jasper National Park. A highlight is breakfast at Maligne Canyon Teahouse and a stroll to view the canyon itself.

Day 5: Jasper to Lake Louise (L) Travel to Lake Louise via the Icefields Parkway. Stop at Athabasca Falls before arriving at the Columbia Icefield

Day 7: Lake Louise to Banff Explore beautiful Lake Louise at leisure before a half day tour into Yoho National Park to view some of its natural wonders. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 9: Banff to Calgary Enjoy a tour of Banff. See Bow Falls, Lake Minnewanka, the Hoodoos and the Banff Gondola. Continue on to Kananaskis for a 12 minute Panoramic Helicopter Tour.

Overnight in Calgary.

Day 10: Calgary Check-out from the Calgary hotel.

• • • •

9 nights hotel accommodation • Meals as specified 2 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours as per itinerary Rail station transfers in Vancouver, Kamloops and Jasper • Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 13, 20 Apr 20 departures and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

British Columbia

Alberta

2 Jasper

Columbia Icefield

Kamloops

2 Lake Louise 1 Calgary Banff 2

1

Vancouver

Panoramic Helicopter Tour

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(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

START/FINISH

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS

OVERNIGHT

MOTORCOACH

From $

5742 *^

ATTRACTION

per person twin share

11 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO CALGARY TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Fridays (24 Apr – 2 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • • • •

See Anderson Lake and glacier-fed Seton Lake Journey along the Icefields Parkway Ride the Ice Explorer on the Athabasca Glacier See the Rockies from above on a helicopter flight

INCLUDES Fraser Bridge

RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH AT LEISURE 11 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Explore the city at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Whistler (B) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer through the stunning scenery of the Sea to Sky Corridor. Overnight in Whistler.

Day 3: Whistler to Quesnel (BL) Travel to the charming rural town of Quesnel via highlights including Anderson Lake, glacier-fed Seton Lake and views of the Fraser Canyon. Overnight in Quesnel.

Day 4: Quesnel to Jasper (BL) The journey continues eastwards today to the majestic Canadian Rockies. Enter the Rocky Mountain Trench and continue climbing past Mount Robson into the province of Alberta. Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 5: Jasper (L) Enjoy a scenic tour of some of Jasper National Park’s natural attractions.

Day 6: Jasper to Lake Louise (L) Travel to Lake Louise via the scenic Icefields Parkway.

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Among the highlights are Bow Lake, the Columbia Icefield, Glacier Skywalk and Athabasca Falls. Enjoy an Ice Explorer ride to the middle of the Athabasca Glacier.

Stay the next two nights in Lake Louise.

Day 7: Lake Louise Enjoy a free day in Lake Louise.

Day 8: Lake Louise to Banff Tour Yoho National Park to view the Spiral Tunnels and Emerald Lake. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 9: Banff Enjoy the day exploring Banff National Park at leisure.

Day 10: Banff to Calgary On a sightseeing tour of Banff, see Bow Falls, Lake Minnewanka, Surprise Corner and the Hoodoos. The highlight of today’s adventure is a 12 minute Panoramic Helicopter Tour over the Rockies. Overnight in Calgary.

Day 11: Calgary Check-out from the Calgary hotel.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

• • • • •

10 nights hotel accommodation Meals as specified 3 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours and transfers as per itinerary Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 24 Apr 20 departure and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Quesnel 1

Alberta

2 Jasper

British Columbia

Whistler 1

Columbia Icefield

Lake Louise 2

1 Vancouver

2 Banff 1 Calgary

Panoramic Helicopter Tour

START/FINISH

RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH

OVERNIGHT

MOTORCOACH

ATTRACTION

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

ROCKY MOUNTAINEER From $

7737 *^

per person twin share

12 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Fridays (24 Apr – 2 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • View Howe Sound, Brandywine Falls, Anderson Lake and Seton Lake • Tour Jasper National Park and Yoho National Park • Journey along the Icefields Parkway and enjoy the Ice Explorer ride on the Athabasca Glacier • See panoramic views from the Vancouver Lookout

SilverLeaf Service

GOLDEN CIRCLE 12 DAYS

INCLUDES

Day 1: Vancouver Free time in Vancouver. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 7: Lake Louise Enjoy a free day in Lake Louise.

Day 2: Vancouver to Whistler (B) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer via the Sea to Sky Corridor. See Howe Sound and the Coast Mountains, Brandywine Falls, Mount Garibaldi and Cheakamus Canyon. Overnight in Whistler.

Day 8: Lake Louise to Banff Enjoy a tour into Yoho National Park to see the Spiral Tunnels, Emerald Lake and a natural rock bridge that spans the Kicking Horse River. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 3: Whistler to Quesnel (BL) Travel to the charming rural town of Quesnel, gateway to the North Cariboo. See Anderson Lake and glacierfed Seton Lake, the Fraser Canyon and the crossing of Deep Creek Bridge. Overnight in Quesnel.

Day 9: Banff Spend the day at leisure in Banff.

Day 4: Quesnel to Jasper (BL) Follow the Fraser River to the town of Prince George, then through forests that are home to a large population of moose. Continue past Mount Robson and through Yellowhead Pass. Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 5: Jasper (L) Enjoy a scenic half day tour of Jasper National Park.

Day 6: Jasper to Lake Louise (L) Travel the Icefields Parkway stopping at Athabasca Falls, the Columbia Icefield for an Ice Explorer ride and Bow Lake. Stay the next two nights in Lake Louise.

Day 10: Banff to Kamloops (BL) See the Continental Divide, the Spiral Tunnels, Kicking Horse Canyon, Rogers Pass and Craigellachie.

Overnight in Kamloops.

• • • • •

11 nights hotel accommodation Meals as specified 5 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours and transfers as per itinerary Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 2 Oct 20 departure and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Quesnel 1

Day 11: Kamloops to Vancouver (BL) See the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River and the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate before the rail journey ends in Vancouver. Overnight in Vancouver.

Columbia Icefield

British Columbia

2 Lake Louise 2 Banff

1

Kamloops

Whistler 1

Day 12: Vancouver Check-out of the hotel.

Alberta

2 Jasper

Vancouver 2 START/FINISH OVERNIGHT ATTRACTION

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

From $

7999 *^

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH MOTORCOACH

per person twin share

13 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Selected Sundays (19 Apr – 27 Sep 20) HIGHLIGHTS • • • • Castle Mountain

INCLUDES

GRAND RAIL CIRCLE 13 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Free time in Vancouver to enjoy the views from the Vancouver Lookout. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver to Kamloops (BL) See the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate and the steep slopes and rock sheds along the Thompson River on board Rocky Mountaineer. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 3: Kamloops to Banff (BL) See Craigellachie, Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse Canyon, the Spiral Tunnels and the Continental Divide. Stay the next three nights in Banff.

Day 4: Banff Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Banff including the Banff Gondola, Bow Falls and Surprise Corner.

Day 5: Banff Spend the day at leisure exploring Banff National Park.

Day 6: Banff to Lake Louise Enjoy a tour into Yoho National Park to see the Spiral Tunnels and Emerald Lake. Stay the next two nights in Lake Louise.

Day 7: Lake Louise Enjoy a free day in Lake Louise.

See panoramic views from the Vancouver Lookout Free days to explore Banff and Lake Louise Journey along the Icefields Parkway Explore Jasper National Park

Day 8: Lake Louise to Jasper (L) Travel the Icefields Parkway stopping at Athabasca Falls, the Columbia Icefield for an Ice Explorer ride and Bow Lake. Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 9: Jasper (B) Enjoy a scenic half day tour of Jasper National Park.

Day 10: Jasper to Quesnel (BL) Travel on board Rocky Mountaineer through Yellowhead Pass and past Mount Robson. Look out for moose as the train follows the Fraser River into Quesnel. Overnight in Quesnel.

Day 11: Quesnel to Whistler (BL) Travelling to Whistler, cross Deep Creek Bridge and see the Fraser Canyon, glacier-fed Seton Lake and Anderson Lake. Overnight in Whistler.

Day 12: Whistler to Vancouver Explore Whistler village before returning to Vancouver.

Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 13: Vancouver The journey concludes today.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

• • • • •

12 nights hotel accommodation Meals as specified 5 days Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Tours and transfers as per itinerary Luggage handling • National Park Pass

^Price valid for 26 Apr 20 departure and is a guide only.

Price may change due to availability of accommodation at the time of booking. Tour also operates in reverse. GoldLeaf Service, GoldLeaf Service + Hotel Upgrade and Child prices also available.

Alberta

Quesnel 1 2 Jasper

British Columbia

Whistler 1

Vancouver 2

Columbia Icefield

1

Kamloops

2 Lake Louise 3 Banff

START/FINISH

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST

MOTORCOACH

OVERNIGHT

RAINFOREST TO GOLD RUSH

ATTRACTION

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RAIL TOURS

Yukon

Nunavut

Northwest Territories

VIA RAIL

Newfoundland & Labrador

Churchill

VIA Rail is your ticket to discovering the best of Canada by rail. Soak up the rugged beauty and breathtaking landscapes, discover the Rockies, famous snowfields, glistening lakes, scenic wilderness and cosmopolitan cities.

VIA Rail serves over 450 destinations across Canada including the Rockies and Pacific, Prairies and Northern Manitoba, Ontario and Québec and the Atlantic. Ask your travel agent for more routes.

Prince Rupert

Prince George

British Columbia

Prince Edward Island

Saskatchewan Alberta

Pukatawagan

Edmonton

CANADA Seattle JASPER – PRINCE RUPERT (SKEENA) TORONTO – VANCOUVER (CANADIAN®) THE HUDSON BAY (CANADIAN®) THE LAKE SUPERIOR (CANADIAN®)

USA

Thompson Manitoba

The Pas

Jasper Kamloops Saskatoon Vancouver

Carleton Gaspé Percé Matapédia Bathurst Québec Mont-Joli Miramichi Rimouski Amherst Rivière-du-Loup Moncton Truro Québec City Campbellton Halifax Ste-Foy Charny Nova

Ontario

Sioux Lookout Winnipeg

THE CHALEUR (CANADIAN®) QUÉBEC CITY – WINDSOR (CORRIDOR) MONTRÉAL – HALIFAX (OCEAN™) AMTRAK CONNECTIONS TO USA

Scotia

New Dorval Montréal Brunswick Ottawa Albany Brockville Kingston Sudbury New York Belleville Oakville Toronto Aldershot Niagara Falls London Buffalo Detroit Windsor SUDBURY JUNCTION

White River

Chicago

THE CORRIDOR

SKEENA

THE CANADIAN

The Québec City-Windsor Corridor connects the modern attractions of Canada’s urban landscape.

The Corridor train is typically used for intercity trips, offering a relaxing journey from station to station.

Corridor trains include Wi-Fi and unrestricted mobile phone use, spacious seats with individual power outlets, onboard light meals, snack and bar service.

Plunging deep into British Columbia’s wild side, the Skeena takes you on a 1,160 kilometre journey past the highest peaks of the Rockies and touches the Pacific Coast. The two day daylight journey passes waterfalls, rivers and lakes as well as frontier settlements and the totem poles of the west’s First Nations.

Travel between Vancouver and Toronto over four days and three nights. The western stops provide access to activities in the Rockies, while the eastern portion travels through rugged lake country. Semi-private berths with couch-style seats, convert to upper and lower beds.

Full-service includes meals and wine.

Departs: Wed, Fri, Sun

Departs:

Departs: Daily

Accommodation and transfers not included in Prince George.

Other sector prices also available.

Private Cabin and other sector prices also available.

Québec City to Windsor

Jasper to Prince Rupert

Other sector prices also available.

Toronto to Niagara Falls Montréal to Québec City

Adult $42*^ $98*^

^Price based on Economy Class for travel in low season and

may fluctuate.

Jasper to Prince Rupert

Vancouver to Toronto

Adult $227*^

^Price based on Economy Class for travel in low season and may fluctuate.

Vancouver: Tue, Fri, Sun Toronto: Tue, Thu, Sat Adult $808*^ $1801*^

Vancouver to Jasper Vancouver to Toronto

^Price based on Upper Berth, Sleeper Plus Class for travel in low season and may fluctuate.

From $

4427 *^

per person twin share

8 DAYS | CALGARY TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Independent Rail DEPARTS: Wed, Sat, Sun (2 May – 7 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Travel on the famous Rocky Mountaineer • Journey along the scenic Icefields Parkway and enjoy an Ice Explorer ride • Enjoy a day in Victoria to see its historic homes and The Butchart Gardens

INCLUDES

Rocky Mountaineer

MOUNTAIN RAILS 8 DAYS Day 1: Calgary to Banff In Calgary, board your transfer to the idyllic town of Banff. Check-in to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

spectacular sights in Western Canada. The route departs the Canadian Rockies through the Kicking Horse Pass. By late afternoon, arrive in the arid ranch land of interior British Columbia. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 2: Banff The full day is at leisure to discover what this mountain resort and national park has to offer.

Day 6: Rocky Mountaineer Kamloops to Vancouver (BL) On the last leg of this spectacular rail experience, Rocky Mountaineer takes you through ‘cowboy country’ ranch lands and along the rushing torrents of the Fraser and Thompson Rivers. The last stretch journeys through lush farmlands and past historic towns to Vancouver.

Stay the next two nights in Vancouver.

Day 3: Banff to Jasper Depart on a full day sightseeing transfer to Jasper including a stop at the incredible Columbia Icefield along the famous Icefields Parkway. An Ice Explorer ride will take you onto the ancient Athabasca Glacier and is followed by a walk on the Skywalk. Continue on to arrive in Jasper late in the afternoon. Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 4: Jasper Take the day to create your own adventure in Jasper.

Day 5: Rocky Mountaineer Jasper to Kamloops (BL) Be transferred to Jasper train station and board Rocky Mountaineer for a spectacular rail excursion from Jasper to Kamloops. View some of the most

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Day 7: Victoria This full day trip to Victoria begins with a cruise through the scenic Gulf Islands and includes a visit to the acclaimed Butchart Gardens and city sightseeing that encompasses Victoria’s stately homes and gardens as well as historic landmarks. Return to Vancouver in the early evening.

Day 8: Vancouver The tour concludes today.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch)

• • • •

7 nights Standard hotel accommodation Meals as specified Tours, transfers and transportation as per itinerary Rail travel aboard Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Jasper to Kamloops to Vancouver • Taxes

^Price valid for 30 Sep, 4, 7 Oct 20 departures. Superior, Deluxe and GoldLeaf Service prices also available.

Alberta

CANADA 2 Jasper

British Columbia

Columbia Icefield

1

Vancouver 2

2 Banff

Kamloops

Calgary

• Victoria USA START/FINISH OVERNIGHT ATTRACTION

JOURNEY THROUGH THE CLOUDS MOTORCOACH FERRY

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

RAIL TOURS From $

2415 *^

per person twin share

10 DAYS | TORONTO TO TORONTO TRAVEL TYPE: Independent Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Daily (24 Apr 20 – 31 Mar 21) HIGHLIGHTS • • • • •

Train travel on board The Corridor Check out the views from the CN Tower in Toronto See the mighty Niagara Falls Explore Canada’s capital city, Ottawa Go sightseeing in French-Canadian Québec City and Montréal

INCLUDES Rideau Canal, Ottawa

CAPITAL EXPERIENCE 10 DAYS Days 1-2: Toronto Check-in to the hotel. The next day enjoy a sightseeing tour of Toronto, admission to the CN Tower is included.

Stay the next three nights in Toronto.

Day 7: Québec City Explore historic and modern Québec City on a morning sightseeing tour. Discover the historical treasures and wonderful ‘joie de vivre’ atmosphere of Québec City.

Day 3: Toronto & Niagara Falls (L) Step aboard the Hornblower Niagara Cruises Voyage to the Falls. Pass through the historic community of Niagara-on-the-Lake before returning to Toronto.

Day 4: VIA Rail – The Corridor Toronto to Ottawa Board The Corridor train to Ottawa. Pass quaint little towns along Lake Ontario and the Thousand Islands region. Stay the next two nights in Ottawa.

Day 8: VIA Rail – The Corridor Québec City to Montréal Hop on the train today for a short ride to Montréal.

This time, you’ll be travelling along the northern shore of the St Lawrence River passing historic Trois-Rivières and charming Cap-de-la-Madeleine. Upon reaching the bustling metropolis of Montréal, explore the second largest French-speaking city after Paris. Stay the next two nights in Montréal.

Day 5: Ottawa Enjoy a two hour hop-on hop-off tour of Ottawa today.

Day 9: Montréal Enjoy a three hour sightseeing tour of Montréal.

Day 6: VIA Rail – The Corridor Ottawa to Québec City Travel from Ottawa to Québec City on board The Corridor. Ride along the southern shore of the St Lawrence River in the beautiful French-Canadian countryside. Stay the next two nights in Québec City.

Day 10: VIA Rail – The Corridor Montréal to Toronto Travel to Toronto on board The Corridor where the tour concludes.

• • • •

9 nights Standard hotel accommodation Meals as specified Tours, transfers and transportation as per itinerary Rail travel aboard VIA Rail’s The Corridor Toronto to Ottawa to Québec City to Montréal to Toronto • Taxes

^Price valid for 24 Dec 20 – 29 Jan, 9 Feb – 29 Mar 21 departures. Superior and Deluxe prices also available.

Voyage to the Falls cruise will be replaced with Journey Behind the Falls when not operating.

Québec City 2

CANADA Québec

2 Montréal

Ottawa 2 Ontario

USA

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT THE CORRIDOR

Toronto 3

(L = lunch)

MOTORCOACH ATTRACTION

Niagara Falls

From $

7305 *^

per person twin share

15 DAYS | TORONTO TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Independent Rail & Coach DEPARTS: Mondays (4 May – 14 Sep 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Train travel on board both Rocky Mountaineer and The Canadian • Go sightseeing in Toronto, Vancouver and Victoria • See the amazing power of Niagara Falls • See the Columbia Icefield, Lake Louise and Banff

INCLUDES

TRANS CANADA BY RAIL 15 DAYS Days 1-2: Toronto Check-in to the hotel. Enjoy a tour of Toronto. Stay the next two nights in Toronto.

Day 10: Banff National Park Discover Banff on a tour, including the Hoodoos, Surprise Corner and more.

Days 3-5: Niagara Falls and VIA Rail – The Canadian from Toronto (1B2L1D) Enjoy a full day excursion to Niagara Falls including the Voyage to the Falls cruise. Pass through Niagara-onthe-Lake before boarding The Canadian. Stay the next three nights on board VIA Rail’s The Canadian.

Day 11: Rocky Mountaineer Banff to Kamloops (BL) Board Rocky Mountaineer and travel through Kicking Horse Pass, then climb into the Selkirk Mountains following Rogers Pass. Overnight in Kamloops.

Days 6-7: VIA Rail – The Canadian to Jasper (BL) Approach the Canadian Rockies as the train enters Jasper National Park. Stay the next two nights in Jasper.

Day 8: Jasper to Lake Louise Travel along the scenic Icefields Parkway and ride the Ice Explorer onto the Athabasca Glacier. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 9: Lake Louise to Banff Explore the village of Lake Louise before travelling through Banff National Park to Banff town. Stay the next two nights in Banff.

Day 12: Rocky Mountaineer Kamloops to Vancouver (BL) The rail journey continues through ‘cowboy country’ and along the mighty Thompson and Fraser Rivers.

Stay the next three nights in Vancouver.

Day 13: Vancouver Discover Vancouver on a hop-on hop-off tour.

Day 14: Victoria Cruise to Victoria for a sightseeing tour including The Butchart Gardens.

Day 15: Vancouver The tour concludes today.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

• 11 nights Standard hotel accommodation • 3 nights accommodation aboard The Canadian • Meals as specified • Tours, transfers and transportation as per itinerary • Rail travel aboard VIA Rail’s The Canadian Toronto to Jasper • Rail travel aboard Rocky Mountaineer SilverLeaf Service Banff to Kamloops to Vancouver • Taxes

^Price valid for 4, 11 May 20 departures. Deluxe, Cabin and GoldLeaf Service prices also available. Voyage to the Falls cruise will be replaced with Journey Behind the Falls when not operating.

British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan

Lake Louise 3

1

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Kamloops Vancouver Victoria

CANADA Manitoba

Ontario

3

USA

START/FINISH

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OVERNIGHT

FIRST PASSAGE TO THE WEST

FERRY

THE CANADIAN

Toronto 2 Niagara Falls ATTRACTION

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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WILDLIFE EXPERIENCES

Canada is home to some of the most extraordinary wildlife you’ll find anywhere in the world.

Spot Grizzly and Black bears in the Canadian Rockies or near the estuaries and inlets off Vancouver Island. Go in search of the Kermode bear, also known as the Spirit bear, an experience not to be missed.

In the waters off Vancouver, see whales, as well as other playful marine life including Sea otters, seals and Sea lions. These are just some of the amazing animals you may encounter.

Stay at a lodge, perfectly positioned for wildlife viewing or take a group tour. Be guided by the experts who know the best time and place for viewing opportunities.

Vancouver Island

PORT HARDY & BEAR VIEWING GREAT BEAR LODGE 3 NIGHTS

At Great Bear Lodge enjoy bear viewing sessions that coincide with times when the bears are the most active. Observe bears in their natural habitat while floating by boat or watching from specially-designed viewing areas. Keep a close eye for other possible wildlife such as wolves, otters, Bald eagles and mink.

INCLUDES • • • • • • • • • •

3 nights accommodation at Great Bear Lodge 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners Complimentary wine and beer Bear viewing trips Guided hiking or boat excursion daily Wildlife biologist guide Evening interpretative programme Use of rain poncho, insulated suit and rubber boots Return floatplane transfers Port Hardy to Great Bear Lodge Taxes, fees and gratuities

Not suitable for children under 15 yrs. 6 night package and prices from Vancouver also available.

From $

3455 *^

per person twin share (YZT)

^Based on 3 night package, valid selected dates between 30 Jun – 17 Aug 20.

GRIZZLY & SPIRIT BEAR VIEWING SPIRIT BEAR LODGE 4 NIGHTS

Enjoy bear viewing adventures at one of the main Grizzly viewing estuaries and go in search of the Spirit bear by boat and foot. Guides reveal the best viewing areas for the local bears giving you the greatest opportunity to see these elusive creatures.

In addition, choose from one of the following excursions: Spirit Quest to one of the pristine valleys in the Spirit Bear Conservancy; additional Grizzly viewing tours; whale watching in Finlayson Channel; ancient First Nations Cultural tour.

INCLUDES • • • • • • • • •

4 nights accommodation at Spirit Bear Lodge 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners Wine with dinner • Bear viewing excursions Whale watching excursion Choice of selected cultural or wildlife excursion Evening presentations Use of jacket, bib pants and rubber boots Return flights Vancouver to Bella Bella Return water taxi Bella Bella to Spirit Bear Lodge • Taxes and fees

Not suitable for children under 12 yrs. 3 and 7 night package prices also available.

From $

5139 *^

per person twin share (YVR)

^Based on 4 night package, valid 1 Jun – 27 Jul 20.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

WILDLIFE EXPERIENCES From $

2109 *^

per person twin share

7 DAYS | VANCOUVER TO VANCOUVER TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (1 May – 10 Oct 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Go in search of whales off the coast of Vancouver Island • Enjoy a bear watching tour by boat • Free time to explore the rugged coastline and small town of Tofino

INCLUDES

PACIFIC RIM WHALES & BEARS 7 DAYS Day 1: Vancouver Upon arrival, make your own way to the hotel. The rest of the day is yours to discover the oceanside city of Vancouver. Stay the next two nights in Vancouver.

Day 2: Vancouver Explore Vancouver at leisure. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 3: Vancouver to Victoria Be transferred by ferry across the Strait of Georgia to Vancouver Island, passing the rugged coastline and tranquil beaches of the Gulf Islands. Make your way to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, with its maritime heritage and colonial charm. Stay the next two nights in Victoria.

Day 4: Victoria Embark on an exciting whale watching tour. This coastal excursion is an exhilarating round trip of 50 to 80 kilometres in search of whales. Ride aboard a custom built Zodiac boat that offers high speed with extraordinary stability giving you an exhilarating, safe and intimate whale watching experience.

Day 5: Victoria to Tofino Journey across Vancouver Island to the Pacific Coast winding through ancient rainforests and provincial parks. You’re venturing into true wildlife territory here: Pacific Rim National Park is a marvel of ecological and geographical diversity. Stay the next two nights in Tofino.

Day 6: Tofino Today, take part in a thrilling bear watching expedition.

At low tide, board the Stellar Sea, a 14 metre panoramic cruiser, and speed along the lush coastline to the bears’ feeding grounds. Back on dry land, you’re free to explore the rugged coastline along the network of hiking trails or to walk the shoreline of Long Beach in search of shells and driftwood.

• • • •

6 nights Standard 3 star accommodation Whale watching cruise in Victoria Bear watching boat tour in Tofino Coach and ferry transfers from Vancouver to Victoria • Coach transfer from Victoria to Tofino accommodation to Tofino Airport • Flight transfer from Tofino to Vancouver • Travel and information kit • Taxes

^Price valid 1 – 10 Oct 20. Not suitable for children under 6 yrs. Superior package prices also available.

British Columbia

CANADA

Vancouver

Tofino 2

Day 7: Tofino to Vancouver Depart Tofino by air this morning, enjoying a scenic flight across the wilds of Vancouver Island and the waters of the strait before landing at Vancouver Airport where the tour concludes.

2

Victoria 2

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

From $

2499 *^

USA

14

per person twin share

7 DAYS | SEATTLE TO SEATTLE TRAVEL TYPE: Small Group DEPARTS: Jun 14 • Jul 5, 12, 26 • Aug 9, 16 HIGHLIGHTS • Enjoy fabulous National Park hikes • Opportunities to view incredible wildlife • Explore Vancouver on a sightseeing tour

INCLUDES

WESTERN CANADA NATIONAL PARKS 7 DAYS Day 1: Seattle to Kamloops (LD) Journey to Kamloops, abundant with stunning scenery and great wildlife viewing. Cougars, bears elk and more inhabit the Thomson River Valley. Enjoy a short walk in Bridal Veil Falls Provincial Park. Overnight in Kamloops.

Day 2: Kamloops to Banff (BLD) Travel to Yoho National Park and explore magnificent Emerald Lake. Take a walk around the lake or simply relax enjoy the views. This afternoon, travel the Kicking Horse Pass across the Continental Divide into Alberta.

Enjoy panoramic vistas on Rogers Pass en route to Banff. Overnight in Banff.

Day 3: Banff to Lake Louise (BLD) Journey to stunning Lake Louise. Take a hike to the Lake Agnes Tea House or Plain-of-Six-Glaciers, take it easy exploring the lakeshore or choose to canoe on the pristine waters. This afternoon visit Moraine Lake in the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Overnight in Lake Louise.

Day 4: Lake Louise to Jasper (BLD) Spend the day exploring the Icefields Parkway. This drive offers endless vistas, jagged mountains, glaciers and

wildlife viewing opportunities. Enjoy short walks and views of Bow Glacier and Peyto Lake. Overnight in Jasper.

Day 5: Jasper to Clearwater (BLD) Enjoy the morning at leisure to enjoy Jasper, with an abundance of wildlife sightings, alpine lakes and numerous hiking and biking opportunities. In the afternoon, take the Yellowhead Highway to Clearwater, catching a glimpse of Mt Robson en route. Overnight at Clearwater.

Day 6: Whistler to Vancouver (BLD) Travel on to the alpine resort of Whistler. Today is free to enjoy spectacular scenery and incredible photo opportunities as you explore this cute ski town, home of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Overnight in Vancouver.

Day 7: Vancouver to Seattle (BL) This morning, tour Vancouver including the waterfront, Gastown, Chinatown and Stanley Park. Choose to end the tour in Vancouver or Seattle.

• • • • •

6 nights camping Meals as specified^ Tours and transfers as per itinerary Baggage handling • Taxes Camping equipment, except sleeping bag

^Price valid 14 Jun, 5, 12, 26 Jul, 9, 16 Aug 20. Price includes food kitty of USD100 per person to be paid directly to the tour operator by you on the day of the tour. Not suitable for children under 7 yrs. Lodge package prices also available.

1 Jasper Alberta

British Columbia

Lake Louise

Clearwater 1

1

1

Banff

1

Kamloops

Whistler

CANADA

Vancouver 1

USA

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner) Seattle

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

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VANCOUVER CITY BREAK & TOURS VANCOUVER EXPERIENCE 3 NIGHT CITY BREAK INCLUDES • • • •

3 nights accommodation in Vancouver Vancouver Hop-On Hop-Off 1 day ticket Entry to Vancouver Lookout Tower Full day coach/ferry sightseeing tour to Victoria, including The Butchart Gardens and return to Vancouver by floatplane • Travel and Information kit • Taxes Day 1: Vancouver After arriving in Vancouver, transfer independently to your hotel for a three night stay. The rest of the day is at leisure to further explore this oceanside city.

Day 2: Vancouver Climb aboard a San Francisco style trolley for a fully commentated city tour. Hop on and off for any length of time at over 20 of Vancouver’s premier attractions.

Day 3: Vancouver & Victoria Take the ferry to Vancouver Island for the day. Enjoy a tour of Victoria including The Butchart Gardens and Beacon Hill Park, with a scenic flight back to Vancouver.

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Day 4: Vancouver Transfer independently to the airport.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre Superior – Georgian Court Hotel Deluxe – Fairmont Hotel Vancouver

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^Based on 3 nights at Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre in a Deluxe room, valid 1 – 13 Oct 20. Ask your travel agent for prices for other dates and room types.

PRIVATE AIRPORT TRANSFERS Arrive in style with a private car transfer.

Car transfers are available from Vancouver International Airport to Vancouver accommodation, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Sit back, relax and enjoy the passing scenery as you are transferred in air-conditioned comfort.

Travel distance from Vancouver International Airport to the city is approximately 15 kilometres.

Ask for prices for 4 to 11 people. Downtown to/from Cruise Terminal prices also available.

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HOP-ON HOP-OFF VANCOUVER

Explore Vancouver’s unique neighbourhoods while on board one of downtown’s only double-decker buses. Discover Stanley Park, English Bay, Yaletown, Chinatown, Gastown and more by hopping on or off at any of the designated stops. Also included is access to Granville Island via False Creek Ferries.

Includes: • False Creek Ferries service to Granville Island • Local guide • Informative commentary Departs:

1 – 30 Apr 20 Vancouver Airport to Downtown Downtown to Vancouver Airport 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21 Vancouver Airport to Downtown Downtown to Vancouver Airport

^Price based on per vehicle one way.

1 to 3 People $225*^ $196*^ $233*^ $205*^

Stanley Park, Vancouver

Daily between 9am – 7pm (1 May – 30 Sep 20), 9am – 4:30pm (1 – 30 Apr, 1 Oct 20 – 31 Mar 21)

Services are limited on parade and special event days.

1 May – 30 Sep 20 1 Day Ticket 2 Day Ticket 1 Oct 20 – 31 Mar 21 1 Day Ticket 2 Day Ticket

Adult $64* $76*

Child 3-12 yrs $30* $41*

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VANCOUVER CITY HIGHLIGHTS

A great introduction to Vancouver! This tour will take you through the main neighbourhoods of downtown Vancouver including Chinatown, Gastown and English Bay. Get your camera ready for exploring stops such as Stanley Park, Granville Island and the Vancouver Lookout. This tour provides cruise ship pick-up or dropoff along with luggage handling, making it an ideal pre or post-cruise excursion.

Includes: • Vancouver Lookout Tower • Granville Island Public Market • Stanley Park • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 4 hours Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 10am (1 – 30 Apr, 13 Oct 20 – 31 Mar 21), 10am, 2pm (1 May – 12 Oct 20)

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $99* $105*

Child 3-12 yrs $59* $59*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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VANCOUVER TOURS

FLYOVER CANADA

STANLEY PARK TOUR BY BIKE

Includes: • Pre-show • 8 minute gentle thrill ride

Includes: • Experienced guide • Bicycle hire • Helmet

Soar from coast to coast across some of Canada’s most spectacular sights with the latest in flight ride technology. Wind, scents and other amazing effects will make you feel like you are truly flying! At FlyOver Canada, guests will spend approximately 25 minutes getting introduced to Canada. The complete experience includes pre-show, pre-boarding and an eight minute Ultimate Flying Ride.

Open:

10am – 9pm daily (except Christmas Day), 10am – 6pm Christmas Eve

Minimum height of 102cm required. Senior prices also available.

This is an easy 9-10 kilometre ride on dedicated bike trails at a relaxed pace, suitable for those with moderate fitness. Guides will weave you down the pristine forest trails that criss-cross through the park and provide information about the wilderness in the city. This is more than just a ride in the park – it will leave you with a deeper understanding of both Vancouver and this natural treasure.

Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 9am, (1 May – 30 Sep 20) Grand Tour of Vancouver by Bike prices also available.

Not suitable for children under 9 yrs.

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

Adult $36* $38*

Child 3-12 yrs $25* $27*

VANCOUVER CITY TOUR & CAPILANO SUSPENSION BRIDGE

This tour offers a fascinating look at Vancouver. Points of interest include Canada Place, Robson Street, Sports Venues, the Library, theatres, Chinatown, historic Gastown and Granville Island. The tour makes stops in Stanley Park en route to the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in the North Shore rainforest. Cross the 137 metre long bridge over a spectacular canyon to the Treetops Adventure observation structure.

Includes: • Capilano Suspension Bridge Park • Granville Island Public Market • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 12 noon (1 Apr – 31 Oct 20)

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Child 3-12 yrs $84*

1 May – 30 Sep 20

Adult $89*

Child 9-18 yrs $75*

NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN DISCOVERY

Explore the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park with its many activities such as the ‘Treetops Adventure’, ‘Cliffwalk’ and the heart-pounding journey across the suspension bridge, 70 metres above the Capilano River.

Venture up to the Capilano Salmon Hatchery and learn all about the lifecycle of the Pacific Salmon. Atop Grouse Mountain, enjoy spectacular city and mountain views, visit the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, home to two Grizzly bears, or explore the many other activities the mountain has to offer.

Includes: • Capilano Suspension Bridge Park • Grouse Mountain Skyride • Capilano Salmon Hatchery • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 7 hours Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 11am (1 May – 12 Oct 20) Adult Child 3-12 yrs 1 May – 12 Oct 20 $221* $117*

GASTRONOMIC GASTOWN TOUR Discover Gastown’s best eating and drinking establishments. Savour gastronomic delights and learn about the neighbourhood’s storied past. Experience some of Vancouver’s hottest restaurants that local foodies adore. Experience Gastown, Vancouver’s ‘most historic neighbourhood’ – drink in the sights, sounds and tastes of the area.

Includes: • Generous food tastings • Beer and wine tastings • Informative commentary Duration: 3 hours Departs: From Vancouver at 3pm Daily (16 May – 30 Sep, 15 – 30 Dec 20), Wed to Sun (1 Apr – 15 May, 1 Oct – 14 Dec, 31 Dec 20 – 31 Mar 21, seasonal variations) Not suitable for children under 19 yrs.

Adult $236* $248*

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

GROUSE MOUNTAIN ADMISSION

The adventure begins on board the famed Grouse Mountain Skyride, the departure point for a mountaintop of activities: the Theatre in the Sky, the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, World-Famous Lumberjack Show, Birds in Motion Demonstrations, Scenic Chairlift Rides and Mountaintop Eco Walks.

Includes: • Scenic return Skyride • Theatre in the Sky movies • Shows, demonstrations and ranger talks • Peak Chairlift Ride (late May – Oct) • Shuttle bus from Canada Place (18 May – 30 Sep 20, subject to availability) Open:

8:45am – 10pm daily

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $81* $86*

Child 5-16 yrs $42* $47*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

VANCOUVER TOURS

TASTE OF THE WEST COAST

This combination of sea and air tour offers a taste of all things to love about the West Coast! Depart Vancouver by shuttle to Sewell’s Marina in Horseshoe Bay. Enjoy a two hour guided nature tour by zodiac, showcasing unique marine wildlife before continuing on to a West Coast casual dining experience at Bowen Island’s Doc Morgan’s restaurant. End the tour with an exciting 20 minute seaplane flight back to downtown Vancouver.

Includes: • One way 20 minute seaplane flight from Bowen Island to Vancouver • 2 hour guided zodiac tour • Expert guide • 2 course lunch • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 6 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 12:30pm (1 May – 30 Sep 20)

1 May – 30 Sep 20

Adult $375*

Child 2-11 yrs $209*

WHISTLER & SHANNON FALLS

See breathtaking views of the Howe Sound Fjord as you journey along the Sea to Sky highway to the resort town of Whistler. Pass 2,000 metre high mountains, see the third highest waterfall in British Columbia and view the second largest granite monolith in the world. Then enjoy free time to explore Whistler Village. Sit back and relax as the guide brings the trip to life with history, events and personal anecdotes. Stops include Whistler Village, Shannon Falls and the Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre.

Includes: • Shannon Falls • Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre in Whistler • 4 hours free time in Whistler Village • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 8:30am

1 Apr 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $175*

Child 3-12 yrs $93*

SEA TO SKY TOUR

Explore the seaside town of Horseshoe Bay before venturing to Shannon Falls. Take the Sea to Sky Gondola to the top of Mount Habrich and cross the 50 metre suspension bridge. Head over to the Britannia Mine Museum, pan for gold, and take a train through the mine.

Includes: • 10 minute Sea to Sky Gondola ride • Sky Pilot Suspension Bridge • Britannia Mine Museum • Sea Safari Howe Sound (Deep Fjord Zodiac Tour) • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 10am (1 May – 12 Oct 20)

1 May – 12 Oct 20 Sea to Sky Deep Fjord Zodiac

Adult $163* $262*

Child 3-12 yrs $99* $163*^

WHALE WATCHING ADVENTURE

Hop aboard the 74 passenger Express Cruiser for a fully guided whale watching and wildlife viewing excursion.

View several different species of whales in the wild as well as an assortment of sea birds and other species of marine wildlife. The vessel reroutes engine noise above the surface of the water to minimise disturbance to marine creatures.

Includes: • 4 to 5 hours whale watching • Expert crew • Informative commentary • Tea and coffee served on board Duration: 4 to 5 hours Departs: Daily from Westin Bayshore Hotel, Vancouver, time varies seasonally (10 Apr – 1 Nov 20)

Adult $239*

Child 2-12 yrs $185*

^Deep Fjord Zodiac Tour not suitable for children under 5 years.

10 Apr – 1 Nov 20

VICTORIA & BUTCHART GARDENS

VICTORIA TOUR WITH SEAPLANE & BUTCHART GARDENS

Travel to Vancouver Island on board a comfortable mini-coach and BC Ferries for a spectacular 95 minute cruise through the marine wonderland of the Gulf Islands. Enjoy a fully narrated drive into downtown Victoria before free time to explore Victoria. Continue the beautiful drive to The Butchart Gardens and discover all 55 magnificent acres of the world-famous gardens.

Includes: • 2 hours 30 minutes free time in Victoria • The Butchart Gardens • Return BC Ferries trip from Vancouver to Victoria • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 13 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Vancouver, time varies with BC Ferries schedule (1 Apr – 1 Nov 20, 14 – 31 Mar 21) Adult Child 3-12 yrs 1 – 30 Apr 20 $250* $128* 1 May – 1 Nov 20, $128* $262* 14 – 31 Mar 21

Start this full day excursion with a 35 minute seaplane flight to Victoria. Enjoy free time in downtown Victoria to explore the many shops and restaurants before visiting The Butchart Gardens to experience one of the world’s most famous family-estate gardens. Return to Vancouver by water aboard BC Ferries for the scenic cruise back to the mainland.

Includes: • 35 minute seaplane flight from Vancouver to Victoria • Free time in Victoria • The Butchart Gardens • One way BC Ferries trip from Victoria to Vancouver • Return transfers from Vancouver accommodation Duration: 12 hours Departs: Daily from Vancouver at 8:30am (1 May – 30 Sep 20) 1 May – 30 Sep 20

Adult $500*

Child 2-11 yrs $254*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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VANCOUVER HOTELS & APARTMENTS PACIFIC GATEWAY HOTEL AT VANCOUVER AIRPORT ¿¿¿¿

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1225 Robson Street, Vancouver (YVR) MAP PAGE 36 REF. 3

219 *

❖❖ Waterfront hotel on the banks of the Fraser River ❖❖ Rooms overlook the marina or the Coast Mountains ❖❖ Free airport shuttle service 24 hours a day, seven days a week

❖❖ All rooms are large corner rooms with balconies ❖❖ Pool and fitness area is a great place to begin your day or unwind of an evening ❖❖ Café and bar with sidewalk dining

Location: Located on the doorstep of Vancouver International Airport and only a 20 minute drive to Vancouver downtown. Distances: Vancouver Airport 5km, Vancouver Downtown 12km.

Property Features: Pool, Restaurants (2), Café, Bar, Gym, Parking (extra charge), Free transfers from Vancouver Airport, 347 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Deluxe/Deluxe Water View – 4.

Location: Located on fashionable Robson Street, in the heart of downtown Vancouver and backing onto the tree-lined streets of the West End. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1.4km, Robson Square 650m.

Property Features: Pool (heated indoor), Restaurant, Café, Bar, Gym, Steam room, Parking (extra charge), 215 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Docking station, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard – 2.

SANDMAN HOTEL VANCOUVER CITY CENTRE ¿¿¿

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From $

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great pub fare and drinks ❖❖ Rooms are modern with a clean design

Location: Located a block back from the quieter end of Robson Street, a five minute walk to BC Place and a 10 minute walk to Gastown and Yaletown. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 800m, Robson Square 800m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurants (2), Bar, Room service, Gym (extra charge), 24 hour reception, Parking (undercover – extra charge), 302 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view).

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

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❖❖ Boutique hotel with great service ❖❖ Suites have separate bedroom and living areas plus full kitchens ❖❖ Gourmet grocery store and café across the street

Location: Situated in the stylish Alberni District in the heart of downtown, surrounded by fine boutiques. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1km, Robson Square 550m.

Property Features: 24 hour reception, Gym, Laundry service, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 96 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Kitchen with microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, DVD player, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bath, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard 1 Bedroom Suite/Executive 1 Bedroom Suite/Carmana 1 Bedroom Suite – 3, Standard 2 Bedroom Suite/Executive 2 Bedroom Suite/ Carmana 2 Bedroom Suite – 5.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

VANCOUVER HOTELS & APARTMENTS ROSEDALE ON ROBSON SUITE HOTEL ¿¿¿¯

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From $

838 Hamilton Street, Vancouver (YVR) MAP PAGE 36 REF. 2

247 *

❖❖ Popular all-suite hotel ❖❖ Spacious rooms all have cooking facilities ❖❖ Children will enjoy the toys in the lobby

Includes light buffet breakfast daily.

Location: Located just a five minute walk to BC Place and a 10 minute walk to Rogers Arena, Granville Street and Robson Street. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1km, Robson Square 650m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor lap), Spa, Restaurant, Café, Bar, Sauna, Exercise equipment, Guest laundry, Dry cleaning service, Parking (extra charge), 275 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Limited cooking facilities with microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: 1 Bedroom Deluxe – 4, 2 Bedroom Deluxe – 4 adults or 2 adults/4 children.

FAIRMONT HOTEL VANCOUVER

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1088 Burrard Street, Vancouver (YVR) MAP PAGE 36 REF. 10

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❖❖ Landmark hotel known as the ‘Castle in the City’ ❖❖ Glamorous restaurant and bar inspired by 1930s travel ❖❖ Redesigned Fairmont Gold lounge for the most discerning traveller

❖❖ Floor-to-ceiling windows boast wonderful city or ocean views ❖❖ All rooms feature Sheraton signature beds ❖❖ Indoor pool and spa with loads of natural light

Location: Located in the heart of the city, just steps from Robson Street shopping.

Distances: Vancouver Lookout 800m, Robson Square 290m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Restaurant, Bar, Day spa, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 556 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Deluxe City View/1 Bedroom Suite – 4, Fairmont Gold – 2.

Location: A five minute walk to Robson Street shopping and Granville Street entertainment and 15 minute walk to BC Place. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1.3km, Robson Square 400m.

Property Features: Pool (lap), Spa, Restaurant, Café, Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, 24 hour reception, Parking (extra charge), 733 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities.

Max Capacity: Traditional – 4, Junior Suite/1 Bedroom Suite – 3, Family Suite – 6.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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❖❖ Outdoor heated pool overlooks Stanley Park and the North Shore Mountains ❖❖ Rooftop vegetable garden and beehives, with produce used inhouse ❖❖ Fairmont Gold floor with lounge and garden terrace

❖❖ Located in the epicentre of Vancouver’s entertainment district ❖❖ Eight fantastic dining options including rooftop lounges ❖❖ Spa by JW is an indoor, outdoor oasis on the 17th floor

Location: An unbeatable location across from the cruise ship terminal and Waterfront SkyTrain station and a five minute walk to Gastown. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 450m, Robson Square 900m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool, Spa, Restaurant, Café, Bar, 24 hour room service, Gym, Sauna, Parking (extra charge), 489 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Mini bar, Cable TV, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes.

Max Capacity: Fairmont – 3, Deluxe Partial Harbour View/Fairmont Gold Harbour View – 2.

Location: Located next to BC Place in the Parq Vancouver entertainment area and close to Rogers Arena and Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1.4km, Robson Square 1km.

Property Features: Free Wi-Fi (common areas), Restaurants (7), Bar, 24 hour room service, Casino, Day spa, Beauty salon, Spa, Gym, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 329 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Coffee maker, In-room movies (pay to view), Smart TV, Ironing facilities, Bathrobes, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: City View – 4.

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❖❖ Multiple restaurants and bars with great views ❖❖ Spa Utopia is reminiscent of an Ancient Rome bathhouse ❖❖ Outdoor heated pool, hot tub and sundeck have harbour and mountain views

845 Burrard Street, Vancouver (YVR) MAP PAGE 36 REF. 11

From $

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❖❖ European charm, elegance and lavishly appointed rooms ❖❖ Vida Spa with treatments based on the principles of Ayurveda ❖❖ Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar fine dining with a focus on fresh seafood

Includes Wi-Fi (conditions apply).

Location: Uniquely located atop Canada Place and the Alaska Cruise Ship Terminal, overlooking the magnificent waterfront and city. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 400m, Robson Square 900m.

Property Features: Pool, Restaurants (3), Bar, Day spa, Gym, 24 hour reception, Parking (extra charge), 503 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, Cable TV, Docking station, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Deluxe/Deluxe Harbour – 4.

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Location: Situated in downtown Vancouver, ideally positioned just a five minute walk to the city’s main shopping and entertainment precincts. Distances: Vancouver Lookout 1km, Robson Square 290m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, 24 hour room service, Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Non smoking, 24 hour reception, 397 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Kitchen with microwave and dishwasher (1 Bedroom Sutton Suite), Mini bar, DVD player, Bathrobes, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Sutton Room – 3, 1 Bedroom Sutton Suite – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

VICTORIA

Located on Vancouver Island, charming Victoria boasts natural beauty, rich British heritage and a wide variety of activities.

Gain an insight into the city’s past by visiting the Legislative Buildings, historic homes and castles as well as First Nations totem poles. Head to the water to spot whales, go sailing or try kayaking.

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This is what it’s all about! The roar of the engine, the spray of the water and the precise moment the aircraft leaves the sea for the sky!

Enjoy the trip between Downtown Vancouver and Downtown Victoria.

This is a convenient and dependable service with multiple pick-up and drop-off locations in both Vancouver and Victoria. Total travel time is approximately four hours.

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Combine getting there with a scenic 35 minute scenic seaplane flight from Vancouver to Victoria.

Harbour Air Seaplanes is the world’s largest seaplaneonly company. With panoramic cabin windows, your view is spectacular and your photos even more so!

Aircraft are world-renowned for their safety, reliability and capability and are meticulously maintained and serviced.

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $274*^ $277*^

Child 2-11 yrs $146*^ $147*^

^Price based on one way Vancouver to/from Victoria.

• Indulge in a traditional high tea at the historic Fairmont Empress Hotel

WHAT’S ON

TD Victoria International JazzFest June (dates to be confirmed) Symphony Splash August (dates to be confirmed) Dragon Boat Festival 7 to 9 August

VICTORIA AIRPORT TRANSFERS Get your holiday off to a great start with a door to door shared coach transfer service operated by YYJ Airport Shuttle.

Convenient transfers are available from Victoria’s International Airport to Downtown Victoria accommodation, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Sit back, relax and be transferred in air-conditioned comfort.

Travel distance from Victoria’s International Airport to the city is approximately 27 kilometres.

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

Adult $38*^ $40*^

Child 3-17 yrs $22*^ $23*^

^Price based on one way Victoria Airport to/from Victoria hotels.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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VICTORIA TOURS

WALKING FOOD TOUR OF DOWNTOWN VICTORIA

VICTORIA CITY CYCLING TOUR

VICTORIA PANORAMA

Includes: • 6 to 8 food tastings • Informative commentary

Includes: • Hybrid-style bicycle • Helmet • Water bottle • Informative commentary

Includes: • 20 minute scenic flight • Return transfers from selected Victoria accommodation

Duration: 2 hours Departs: Daily from Victoria at 1:30pm (1 Apr – 31 Dec 20, 1 – 31 Mar 21)

Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Victoria at 10am (15 May – 30 Sep 20)

Duration: 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Victoria at 10:30am, 2:30pm (1 May – 30 Sep 20)

Not suitable for children under 19 yrs.

Not suitable for children under 6 yrs.

Prepare yourself for a culinary adventure throughout Victoria! Enjoy Victoria’s finest restaurants, locals’ favourites and hidden culinary delights. Your guide will take you on a culinary experience that will include commentary and history about the area and the places you’ll visit during the tour. At each stop you will be treated to a delectable morsel that will invigorate the tastebuds and will make your stomach want more!

The chefs, cooks and proprietors give you the inside information on all of the bites you enjoy at each location.

Adult $89* $93*

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 – 31 Mar 21

15 May – 30 Sep 20

THE BUTCHART GARDENS EXPERIENCE

Includes: • Entry to The Butchart Gardens • Informative commentary on board the coach • Return coach from Fairmont Empress Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Victoria, time varies seasonally

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Adult/Child $89*

BEST OF VICTORIA

Explore the wonders of the beautiful Butchart Gardens on your own schedule! Choosing from scheduled departure times, you can spend as much time in the famous gardens as you wish. The lush grounds of this National Historic Site of Canada, spread over 55 acres features blooming flowers cultivated from around the world.

1 Apr – 14 Jun, 2 Sep – 31 Dec 20 15 Jun – 1 Sep 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

This unique tour explores Victoria’s island community, revealing the sights and sounds of James Bay, Oak Bay and Rockland neighbourhoods. Highlights include the mansions, gardens, seashores and distinctive neighbourhoods that make up the diverse artistic background of this port city. With insightful commentary along the way, this tour will show participants what makes Victoria one of the most visited and treasured cities in the world.

Adult

Child 5-11 yrs

$104*

$38*

$111* $110*

$38* $40*

Experience the best that Victoria has to offer. See the scenic sights of the city including a visit to Craigdarroch Castle. Stop at the charming seaside village of Sidney, home of Victoria Distillers. At Victoria Distillers, you will be given a tour and witness how they make their gin, followed by a delectable lunch prepared by the chefs at Fairmont Empress. Choose between visiting Butterfly Gardens or doing a wine tasting at Church & State Winery before visiting world famous Butchart Gardens.

Includes: • Craigdarroch Castle • Distillery tour • The Butchart Gardens • Winery tour and tastings or Butterfly Gardens • Fairmont Empress boxed lunch • Return transfers from Victoria accommodation Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes Departs: Sat to Mon from Victoria at 9am (1 Jun – 31 Aug 20) Adult Child 5-12 yrs 1 Jun – 31 Aug 20 $479* $267*

A popular tour departing from Victoria’s Inner Harbour.

This 20 minute scenic flight is an ideal introduction to seaplane aviation and includes spectacular vistas of downtown Victoria and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with the Olympic Mountains in the distance. Enjoy unique views of the buildings surrounding the harbour and the grand houses perched above the rugged coastline.

The exhilarating spray of the water is always a highlight during take-off and landing.

1 May – 30 Sep 20

Adult $156*

Child 2-11 yrs $81*

VICTORIA WHALE WATCHING

Go in search of Orcas, Minke and Grey whales, porpoises and other marine wildlife. Ride aboard the Orca Spirit, a 45 passenger covered vessel or a custom-built zodiac boat that offers high speed with extraordinary stability giving you an exhilarating, safe and intimate whale watching experience.

Includes: • Expert commentary • Qualified crew • Full length cruiser suits (Zodiac option) Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Victoria (1 Apr – 31 Oct 20), Covered Boat: 10am, 2pm, Zodiac: 9am, 10am, 10:30am, 1pm, 2pm, 2:30pm Youth (12-17 yrs) prices also available.

1 Apr – 31 Oct 20

Adult

Child 3-11 yrs

$154*

$107*^

^Zodiac option not suitable for children under 6 yrs.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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From $

238 *

❖❖ Shark Club Bar & Grill features sporting memorabilia and screens showing sports ❖❖ Indoor pool, spa and gym

Location: Located on Douglas Street, a five minute drive to the city centre. Distances: Inner Harbour 3km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, 24 hour reception, Parking (free), 100 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

777 Douglas Street, Victoria (YYJ) MAP PAGE 43 REF. 1

From $

252 *

463 Belleville Street, Victoria (YYJ) MAP PAGE 43 REF. 3

From $

243 *

❖❖ English pub with heated patio and entertainment ❖❖ Rooms have mountain or city views ❖❖ All rooms have a microwave and coffee maker

❖❖ Pacific Restaurant serves local cuisine and has

Location: An ideal downtown location, less than a five minute walk to the Inner Harbour, float plane terminals and Victoria Conference Centre. Distances: Inner Harbour 500m.

Property Features: Coffee shop, Gym, Guest laundry, Parking (extra charge), 181 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Cityview – 2.

Location: Located on Victoria’s Inner Harbour, next to landmark Legislature and Parliament Buildings and just two blocks from the restaurant and shopping district.

Distances: Inner Harbour 350m.

Property Features: Pool (heated indoor lap), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 304 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Balcony, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes, Safe.

Max Capacity: Run of House/Harbour View – 4.

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❖❖ Athletic club with gym, squash, lap and kid’s pools

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522 *

❖❖ Iconic hotel with one of the best day spas in Canada ❖❖ Must-do culinary experiences including the world-famous Tea at the Empress ❖❖ Fairmont Gold lounge and adjoining terrace with views of the Inner Harbour

Location: Set on the banks of Victoria’s Inner Harbour and close to many attractions in the area. Distances: Inner Harbour 40m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (heated indoor), Restaurants (2), Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Parking (extra charge), 477 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Fan, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes, Safe.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Deluxe/Harbourview Deluxe – 4, Signature/Fairmont Gold Cityview/Fairmont Gold – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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WHISTLER

North America’s largest ski resort is home to two impressive peaks, Whistler and Blackcomb and a charming village nestled at their base. This pretty-as-apicture region offers great skiing and snowboarding in winter, but is a year-round destination, with hiking trails, golf courses, day spas, restaurants and bars.

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Vancouver Downtown to/from Whistler Village one way (120km): By coach: $55* per adult, $35* per child (6-12 yrs).

The Peak 2 Peak Gondola offers unparalleled views of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains and this engineering marvel is the ultimate in sightseeing adventures. Among its record-breaking achievements are the longest continuous lift system, the longest unsupported lift span between towers at over three kilometres and the highest distance above a valley floor at 436 metres (1,427 feet) over the Fitzsimmons Creek.

Includes: • Peak 2 Peak Gondola ride • Choice of various chairlift and gondola rides Open:

10am – 5pm Daily (23 May – 13 Sep 20), Sat, Sun (14 Sep – 12 Oct 20)

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SPECTACULAR GLACIER TOUR

ZIPLINE ADVENTURE BEAR TOUR

Includes: • 30 minute scenic seaplane flight • Return transfers from Whistler accommodation

Includes: • Ride five ziplines between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains • Expert guides • All safety equipment • Return shuttle from Whistler Village

After a short five minute transfer from Whistler Village to the floatplane base at Green Lake, take off and fly directly over Garibaldi Provincial Park for the Spectacular Glacier Tour. Experience an inspiring view of this natural preserve of volcanic peaks. The flight concludes with views of the ski runs, Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains and Whistler Village.

Duration: 40 minutes Departs: Daily from Green Lake, multiple departures (15 May – 30 Sep 20)

Senior and Youth (13-18 yrs) prices also available.

Adult $93*

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Exhilarating and exciting, the legendary Bear Tour environment features five ziplines, a network of four suspension bridges, boardwalks and forest trails showcasing stunning views of Fitzsimmons Creek. In between ziplines, learn fun and interesting facts about the local natural environment. Perfect for groups, families and first-time zipliners!

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Whistler, frequent departures between 9am – dusk Not suitable for children under 6 yrs. Minimum weight of 30kg, maximum weight of 125kg.

Child 7-12 yrs $47*

15 May – 30 Sep 20

Adult $232*

Child 2-11 yrs $118*

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $172* $186*

Child 6-14 yrs $143* $159*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

WHISTLER HOTELS & APARTMENTS WHISTLER PEAK LODGE

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4154 Village Green, Whistler (YWS) MAP PAGE 46 REF. 4

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179 *

4308 Main Street, Whistler (YWS) MAP PAGE 46 REF. 1

From $

258 *

❖❖ Easy access to summer trails and ski lifts ❖❖ Spacious rooms have kitchens and fireplaces ❖❖ Ski and bike storage

❖❖ Dining and shopping outlets in the complex ❖❖ Heated outdoor pool, spa and sauna ❖❖ Complimentary ski and bike valet service

❖❖ Heated indoor/outdoor pool and hot tubs ❖❖ Suites have fireplaces and cooking facilities ❖❖ Canadian steakhouse and casual pub

Location: Centrally located near the Village Stroll which takes you into the heart of Whistler, and across the road from the BMX Park. Distances: Village Square 500m.

Property Features: Spa, Gym, Lift, Non smoking, 24 hour reception, Parking (extra charge), 115 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Fireplace, Tea/coffee making facilities, Limited cooking facilities with microwave (Standard Studio), Kitchen with microwave (Deluxe Studio), Washer/dryer (Deluxe Studio), Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard Studio – 2, Deluxe Studio – 4.

Location: An unbeatable location right on the Village Stroll in the heart of Whistler Village, close to shopping, dining and nightlife. Distances: Village Square 54m.

Property Features: Spa, Restaurants (4), Bar, Room service, Gym, Sauna, Games room, Guest laundry, Parking (extra charge), 158 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Crystal Double/Deluxe Studio/Loft – 4, Crystal King – 2.

Location: Located in the centre of Whistler Village, a pleasant five minute walk on the Village Stroll to the main square. Distances: Village Square 400m.

Property Features: Pool, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 207 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Fireplace, Balcony, Limited cooking facilities (Suites), Microwave.

Max Capacity: Guest – 2, 1 Bedroom Suite 2 Bedroom Suite – 4.

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From $

471 *

❖❖ All rooms have cosy fireplaces and kitchen facilities ❖❖ Soothing massages and body treatments available at Avello Spa & Health Club ❖❖ Highly acclaimed restaurant Grill & Vine

❖❖ Whistler’s landmark ski, golf and spa resort ❖❖ Great for families with pools, junior golf and sports equipment ❖❖ Fairmont Gold executive lounge

Location: Located just steps from the mountain gondolas and the village of Whistler.

Distances: Village Square 450m.

Property Features: Free Wi-Fi (common areas), Pools (2 – 1 indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Parking (extra charge), 400 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Fireplace, Limited cooking facilities with microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Deluxe Studio Suite/1 Bedroom Suite – 4, Deluxe 2 Bedroom Suite – 8.

Location: Nestled at the base of Blackcomb Mountain next to the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, an easy 13 minute walk to the village of Whistler. Distances: Village Square 1.3km.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Golf course (18 hole), Pools (2 – 1 indoor), Spa, Restaurants (4), Bar, Café, Day spa, Gym, Tennis court, Sauna, Steam room, Parking (extra charge), 550 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes, Safe.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Luxury 1 Bedroom Suite – 4, Junior Suite – 3, Fairmont Gold – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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SUN PEAKS

The mountain community of Sun Peaks is made up of three mountains with a European-style village centre. Sun Peaks is your outdoor adventure playground with skiing, tubing, ice fishing and snowcovered peaks in winter, and biking, hiking, golf and pretty alpine blooms in summer.

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164 *

3240 Village Way, Sun Peaks (YNU) MAP PAGE 48 REF. 1

From $

202 *

❖❖ One minute walk to chairlift for biking, hiking or skiing ❖❖ Cosy lobby with stone fireplace ❖❖ Rooms feature modern bathrooms with rain showers

❖❖ European-inspired resort village hotel ❖❖ Heated outdoor pool with mountain views ❖❖ Stunning guestrooms are beautifully styled

Location: Located in the heart of Sun Peaks village, just steps from shopping and activities. Distances: Town centre 20m.

Property Features: Restaurant (seasonal), Bar (seasonal), Spa (seasonal), Sauna (seasonal), Ski storage, 44 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Comfort – 4.

Location: Right in the heart of the quaint village, only steps from chairlifts and activities.

Distances: Town centre 20m.

Property Features: Pool (heated outdoor), Spa, Restaurants (2), Bar, Room service, Fitness equipment, Sauna, Guest laundry, Non smoking, 220 rooms.

Room Features: Mountain views (Deluxe Mountain View), Air-conditioning, Balcony, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Deluxe Standard/Deluxe Mountain View – 4.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

REGIONAL WEST ROCKIES

Perfectly situated between Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies, British Columbia’s interior offers a wonderful stopping point with plenty to see and do. Located in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is a city with energy. Surrounded by vineyards, farms and orchards, there’s no shortage of fresh and creative food and wine on offer.

Beautiful views and outdoor activities are also in abundance. Kick the adventure up a notch in Kamloops, where it’s all about biking, hiking and paddling in summer and skiing and snowshoeing in winter.

SEE

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• Take in the lakeside scenery from the Waterfront Boardwalk in Kelowna British Columbia

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• Play a round with stunning lake views at The Rise golf course in Kelowna

EAT & DRINK

• Dine at the new Home Block restaurant at CedarCreek Estate Winery in Kelowna • Enjoy a craft beer at Bright Eye Brewing in Kamloops

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MONTE CREEK RANCH WINERY TOUR & TASTING

Monte Creek Ranch near Kamloops, is a working ranch, home to cattle and two stunning estate vineyards in a pristine setting. Classic and fruit wines, grass-fed beef products and all-natural honey are produced on-site.

The tour includes a guided visit of the cellar, an intimate tasting overlooking the wine cellar and a bottle of house wine to take home.

Includes: • Guided cellar tour • Wine tastings • Bottle of house wine Duration: 1 hour Departs: Daily from Monte Creek Ranch Winery at 11am, 1pm, 3pm (1 May – 31 Oct 20)

2402 Highway 97 N, Kelowna (YLW) MAP PAGE 49 REF. 1

From $

282 *

❖❖ Huge grass courtyard and gardens ❖❖ Heated indoor pool and outdoor hot tubs ❖❖ Pub serves an Okanagan-inspired menu

225 Lorne Street, Kamloops (YKA) MAP PAGE 49 REF. 2

From $

276 *

❖❖ Situated across from Sandman Centre arena ❖❖ Modern indoor pool area with outdoor terrace ❖❖ Shark Club Bar & Grill screens all the big games

Includes full breakfast daily.

Location: Situated just off the highway and a 10 minute drive to downtown Kelowna. Distances: City centre 5km.

Property Features: Pool, Restaurant, Bar, Spa, Gym, Parking (free), 176 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Kitchen with microwave (1 Bedroom), Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Deluxe/Courtyard – 4, 1 Bedroom – 4.

Location: Located near Riverside Park, around a five minute walk to the city centre. Distances: City centre 200m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Spa, Parking (free), 202 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Signature – 4.

Not suitable for children under 19 yrs.

1 May – 31 Oct 20

Adult $36*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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CANADIAN ROCKIES

Lake Louise

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Mother Nature dealt a winning hand to the legendary Canadian Rockies. The region is a mighty patchwork of alpine meadows, emerald lakes, charming villages and pristine wilderness. For most visitors, the Rockies mean national parks – namely Banff, Jasper and Yoho – offering spectacular wilderness to explore by horse, foot, bike, raft or helicopter.

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• Indulge in a fine dining experience overlooking the Bow Valley at Three Ravens restaurant in Banff • Enjoy a drink with million dollar views at Sky Bistro atop Banff’s Sulphur Mountain

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Banff Craft Beer Festival November (dates to be confirmed) Ice Magic Festival, Lake Louise January (dates to be confirmed)

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CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURS

COACH TRANSFERS

With 125 years of outstanding service, Brewster Express connects Calgary to Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper.

Sit back and relax in deluxe coaches – with luxury seating, large viewing windows and complimentary Wi-Fi. Several departures are scheduled daily year round to get you to your destination in the best time possible.

Take advantage of the driver’s extensive knowledge and passion for the Rockies – the entire team will make your visit unforgettable.

1 May – 20 Oct 20 Calgary to/from Banff Calgary to/from Lake Louise Calgary to/from Jasper Banff to/from Lake Louise Banff to/from Jasper Lake Louise to/from Jasper

^Price based on one way.

Adult $103*^ $154*^ $238*^ $52*^ $172*^ $139*^

Child 6-15 yrs $52*^ $77*^ $119*^ $25*^ $86*^ $70*^

NATURE TOUR TO MALIGNE LAKE Embark on a tour of one of the most spectacular areas of Jasper National Park. Stop at Maligne Canyon and at the Maligne River as it thunders through the canyon in a series of waterfalls. From the canyon, continue to the ‘mysteriously’ disappearing Medicine Lake and then to Maligne Lake. Choose to take a guided walk along the shoreline or a boat cruise bound for Spirit Island.

Includes: • 75 minute guided walk (Walk option) • 90 minute boat cruise (Cruise option) • Return transfers from Jasper accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Daily from Jasper at 8:30am Walk (1 May – 15 Oct 20), Cruise (15 Jun – 7 Oct 20) Walk 1 May – 15 Oct 20 Cruise 15 Jun – 7 Oct 20

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JASPER DOWNTOWN FOODIE TOUR

EXPLORE JASPER

On this three hour tour around the town of Jasper, share in the history while travelling between four local restaurants, visiting points of interest along the way. At each restaurant, try a top dish and a perfectly paired drink to experience the real taste of Jasper’s food scene.

Cruise between each scrumptious stop enjoying not only exquisite eats but some of Jasper’s tastiest tales by getting the rundown of the bewildering history of this spectacular mountain town.

Includes: • City tour • Experienced guide • Informative commentary • 4 alcoholic beverages • 4 food tastings at local restaurants Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Jasper at 2:30pm (May – Oct) Not suitable for children under 18 yrs.

Adult $169*

1 May – 31 Oct 20

WILDLIFE DISCOVERY

Explore the magnificent Maligne Valley and discover striking natural beauty and abundant wildlife. While searching for osprey, Bald eagles, Big Horn sheep, elk, deer and bears, you’ll visit the longest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies, view a spectacular 50 metre gorge and travel to ‘disappearing’ Medicine Lake.

Includes: • Expert guide • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Jasper accommodation Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Jasper at 5:45pm (1 May – 8 Sep 20), 4:45pm (9 – 29 Sep 20), 4pm (30 Sep – 15 Oct 20)

1 May – 15 Oct 20

Adult $97*

Child 2-12 yrs $49*

Explore the natural treasures of the largest national park in the Rockies. Stand above the walls of Maligne Canyon for stunning views of rushing waterfalls, discover the mystery of the disappearing water at Medicine Lake and stroll the shores of Maligne Lake.

Includes: • Visit Maligne Canyon, Medicine Lake, Maligne Lake • Light snacks and refreshments • Lunch • Maligne Lake Cruise (Cruise option) • Return transfers from Jasper Accommodation Duration: Explore Jasper: 7 hours With Cruise: 8 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Jasper at 9:15am Explore Jasper (2 – 31 May, 1 – 12 Oct 20), With Cruise (1 Jun – 30 Sep 20) Adult Child 6-15 yrs Explore Jasper $90* $179* 2 – 31 May, 1 – 12 Oct 20 With Cruise 1 Jun – 30 Sep 20

$262*

$131*

LAKE LOUISE SIGHTSEEING LIFT Enjoy the panoramic splendour of the Rockies in an open chair or gondola. At a top elevation of 2,088 metres, discover why this is home to so many Grizzly bears as you watch over one of the best bear habitats in Banff National Park.

Includes: • Two 15 minute lift or gondola rides • Breakfast or buffet lunch (Breakfast/Lunch option) • Return shuttle from Lake Louise (Jun – Jul) Open:

Daily 9am – 4pm (25 May – 16 Jun 20), 8am – 5:30pm (17 Jun – 31 Jul 20), 8am – 6pm (1 Aug – 2 Sep 20), 8am – 5pm (30 Sep – 13 Oct 20)

25 May – 13 Oct 20 Lift only With Breakfast With Lunch

Adult $55* $59* $69*

Child 6-15 yrs $27* $30* $36*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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CANADIAN ROCKIES TOURS

EXPLORE BANFF WITH GONDOLA Learn about culture, geology and wildlife while exploring spectacular Banff. Sights include Sulphur Mountain, Bow Falls, Tunnel Mountain Drive, Surprise Corner and Hoodoos. A highlight is a ride on the Banff Gondola.

Includes: • 8 minute gondola ride • Lake Minnewanka Cruise (Cruise option) • Light snacks and refreshments • Lunch • Return transfers from Banff accommodation Duration: Explore Banff: 5 hours 30 minutes, With Cruise: 6 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Banff at 8:30am Explore Banff (1 – 31 May, 8 – 12 Oct 20), With Cruise (1 Jun – 7 Oct 20)

Explore Banff 1 – 31 May, 8 – 12 Oct 20 With Cruise 1 Jun – 7 Oct 20

Adult

Child 6-15 yrs

$222*

$111*

$266*

$133*

This guided sightseeing tour highlights some of the top attractions of the Canadian Rockies. Visit a Grizzly bear refuge and watch the delightful antics of ‘Boo’ the bear as he romps through this important natural habitat. Other stops along the tour route include the Spiral Tunnels and Takakkaw Falls. At Kicking Horse Mountain a gondola ride takes you to the top of the Purcell Mountains where you’ll be treated to a delicious mountain top lunch at Canada’s highest restaurant.

Includes: • Grizzly Bear Refuge • Kicking Horse Mountain Gondola ride • Lunch • Return transfers from Banff accommodation

THREE SISTERS PEAKS HELICOPTER TOUR

This helicopter tour takes you over the forested slopes of Mount Buller to enjoy dramatic views of the shale patterned rocky outcroppings above the tree line.

Includes: • 12 minute scenic helicopter flight • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Banff accommodation Duration: 12 minutes Departs: From Banff on demand Daily (1 – 29 Apr, 2 Oct 20 – 31 Mar 21), Mon – Fri (30 Apr – 1 Oct 20) 30 Minute Mount Assiniboine Glacier Tour prices also available.

Duration: 10 hours Departs: Daily from Banff at 8:30am (Jun – Sep)

1 Jun – 30 Sep 20

Adult $292*

Child 6-12 yrs $142*

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

Adult $203*^ $214*^

^Price based on minimum 2 people.

Child 6-12 yrs $103*^ $108*^

ICEFIELDS PARKWAY DISCOVERY

COLUMBIA ICEFIELD DISCOVERY

MOUNTAIN LAKES & WATERFALLS

Includes: • Columbia Icefield Adventure • Columbia Icefield Skywalk • Buffet lunch • Light snacks and refreshments • Pick-up from Banff accommodation • Drop-off to Jasper accommodation

Includes: • Columbia Icefield Adventure • Columbia Icefield Skywalk • Buffet lunch • Light snacks and refreshments • Return transfers from Banff or Lake Louise accommodation

Includes: • Informative commentary • Lunch • Return transfers from Banff or Lake Louise accommodation

Duration: From Banff: 10 hours 15 minutes From Lake Louise: 8 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Banff at 8am, Lake Louise at 9:25am (1 May – 12 Oct 20) Concludes: Jasper Adult Child 6-15 yrs 1 May – 12 Oct 20 $389* $195*

Duration: From Banff: 10 hours 45 minutes From Lake Louise: 7 hours 45 minutes Departs: Daily from Banff at 8am, Lake Louise at 9:25am (1 May – 12 Oct 20)

Discover Canada’s most scenic mountain roadway; The Icefields Parkway. This is the route to over 100 visible glaciers, turquoise lakes and rushing waterfalls.

Venture onto the surface of the Athabasca Glacier in a specially designed Ice Explorer for a spectacular Ice Age adventure and experience Jasper National Park’s popular attraction, the Columbia Icefield Skywalk.

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DISCOVER GRIZZLY BEARS

Experience the power of glaciers up-close on this exciting tour that highlights the most unique attraction in the Canadian Rockies; the Columbia Icefield Adventure. Travel on a massive Ice Explorer onto an ancient glacier and step out onto ice that is deep enough to bury the Eiffel Tower. Stand in the sky at the Columbia Icefield Skywalk.

1 May – 12 Oct 20

Adult $389*

Child 6-15 yrs $195*

Discover the beauty of Yoho National Park and its stunning mountains and lakes. Visit Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks, one of the great photo opportunities in the Canadian Rockies. Cross the great divide into Yoho National Park via the scenic Kicking Horse Pass and see Takakkaw Falls. Departures from Banff also visit Lake Louise and Johnston Canyon for a short walk to the lower falls.

Duration: From Banff: 9 hours 30 minutes, From Lake Louise: 6 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Banff at 8:30am, Lake Louise at 10:15am (1 May – 17 Oct 20) Due to weather conditions itinerary is subject to change May – Jun.

1 May – 17 Oct 20

Adult $255*

Child 6-15 yrs $128*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

JASPER HOTELS TONQUIN INN

THE CRIMSON

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From $

270 *

200 Connaught Drive, Jasper (YJA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 3

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From $

287 *

105 Miette Avenue, Jasper (YJA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 3

From $

232 *

❖❖ Indoor pool and spa and outdoor hot tubs ❖❖ Hearty meals available at The Whisky Jack Grill ❖❖ Kitchenette rooms for self catering

❖❖ Jasper’s newest hotel ❖❖ Burger restaurant serves Elk Meatloaf burgers ❖❖ Suites with kitchens available

❖❖ Popular Whistle Stop Pub with lively atmosphere ❖❖ Rooftop hot tubs and steam room ❖❖ Small wildlife and nature museum

Location: A 15 minute stroll out of downtown, a good location close enough to everything Jasper has to offer.

Distances: Jasper town centre 1.2km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Parking (free), 137 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Cable TV, Tea/coffee making facilities, Kitchen with microwave (Kitchenette Room), Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Kitchenette Room – 4.

Location: Situated in downtown Jasper, less than a 10 minute stroll into the town centre and close to local attractions. Distances: Jasper town centre 700m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Pool (indoor), Spa, Gym, Ski locker, Lift, 24 hour reception, Parking (free), 99 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave, Kitchen (Kitchen Suite), Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard/Studio/Kitchen Suite – 4.

Location: Located right in the middle of Jasper town with shopping and dining on the doorstep and the railway station across the road. Distances: Jasper town centre 50m.

Property Features: Museum, Restaurants (2), Bar, Sauna, Spa (roof top), Gift shop, Non smoking, Parking (free), 64 rooms.

Room Features: Heating, Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV. Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

FAIRMONT JASPER PARK LODGE ¿¿¿¿¯

Fairmont 1 Old Lodge Road, Jasper (YJA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 3

From $

432 *

❖❖ Exceptional dining experiences regarded as some of the best in Jasper ❖❖ One of the top golf resort courses in Canada ❖❖ Fairmont Spa offers customised treatments

Location: Situated in Jasper National Park, wrapped around the shores of Lac Beauvert and surrounded by nature. Distances: Jasper town centre 4km.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Golf course (18 hole), Pool, Spa, Restaurants (4), Bar, Room service, Children’s playroom, Games room, Day spa, Gym, Tennis courts, Shops, Sauna, Non smoking, Parking (free), 446 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont – 2, Deluxe/Premier Deluxe/Junior Suite Fireplace/Lakefront Suite – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ICEFIELDS PARKWAY & EMERALD LAKE HOTELS GLACIER VIEW LODGE, ICEFIELDS PARKWAY ¿¿¿

Mountain View Highway 93N, Icefields Parkway, Jasper National Park South Entrance, Jasper (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 5

From $

1246 *

❖❖ Spectacular mountain lodge with rooms overlooking vast glaciers or mountains ❖❖ Athabasca Glacier adventures and the Skywalk are on the doorstep ❖❖ Glacier view lounge and dining at Altitude restaurant

Includes breakfast and dinner daily, private evening Glacier Tour and guided morning Skywalk tour.

Location: The lodge sits above the Glacier Discovery Centre, located in Jasper National Park South Entrance close to the Athabasca Glacier. Distances: Jasper 100km, Athabasca Glacier 2.3km.

Property Features: Fireplace, Restaurant, Lounge, Evening entertainment, Lift, 32 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Coffee pod machine, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Mountain View/Glacier View – 4.

EMERALD LAKE LODGE, FIELD ¿¿¿¿

Lodge 1 Emerald Lake Drive, Field (YFI) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 4

From $

217 *

❖❖ Lodge features hand-hewn timber and century-old stone fireplaces ❖❖ Mount Burgess Dining Room is renowned for its signature Rockies cuisine ❖❖ All rooms have fireplaces, some have amazing lake views

Location: Set on the shores of the pristine Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park and a 15 minute drive to the town of Field. Distances: Field 12km.

Property Features: Free Wi-Fi (common areas), Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Spa, Parking (free), 85 rooms.

Room Features: Fireplace, Balcony, Tea/coffee making facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Lodge – 4, Lake View – 2.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

LAKE LOUISE HOTELS LAKE LOUISE INN

210 Village Road, Lake Louise (LXL) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 1

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From $

232 *

❖❖ Indoor pool and spa with mountain views ❖❖ Delightful mountain dining at a choice of venues ❖❖ Free bike hire (summer) and snowshoe hire (winter)

Location: Set in spectacular wooded surroundings.

Distances: Lake Louise village centre 500m, Lake Louise 4.5km.

Property Features: Outdoor ice skating rink (winter), Pool (heated indoor), Spa, Restaurants (2), Bar, Gym, Sauna, Parking (free), 247 rooms.

Room Features: Kitchen with microwave and dishwasher (Suite, Condo), Limited cooking facilities with microwave and dishwasher (Studio), Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Studio/Deluxe 1 Brm Suite – 3, Deluxe/1 Brm Condo/Deluxe 2 Brm Suite – 4.

101 Village Road, Lake Louise (LXL) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 1

From $

337 *

Bow Valley Parkway, Lake Louise (LXL) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 1

From $

340 *

❖❖ Surrounded by pine forests and mountain views ❖❖ Bike tuning station and ski storage room ❖❖ Indoor spa and steam room

❖❖ An intimate, casual mountain resort ❖❖ Beautiful mountain vistas all year round ❖❖ Canadian cuisine at the log cabin bistro

Includes light breakfast daily.

Includes buffet breakfast daily.

Location: Situated in the village of Lake Louise, just a five minute walk to shopping and services and an eight minute drive to the famous Lake Louise.

Distances: Lake Louise village centre 300m, Lake Louise 4km.

Property Features: Spa, Sauna, Breakfast room, Guest laundry, Non smoking, Parking (free), 80 rooms.

Room Features: Microwave, Coffee maker, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: Located right off Bow Valley Parkway, tucked away in the pristine forest between Banff and Lake Louise. Distances: Lake Louise village centre 15km, Lake Louise 15km.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Parking, Non smoking, 35 rooms.

Room Features: Patio, Fireplace (except 2 Bedroom Family Chalet).

Max Capacity: Romantic Jacuzzi Suite/1 Bedroom Lodge Suite – 2, 2 Bedroom Family Chalet – 4.

FAIRMONT CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE ¿¿¿¿¿

Fairmont 111 Lake Louise Drive, Lake Louise (LXL) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 1

From $

458 *

❖❖ Luxury at its finest with exceptional dining and service ❖❖ Endless activities such as canoeing, rafting, skiing, ice skating and sleigh rides ❖❖ Fairmont Gold rooms include access to the executive lounge

Location: Sitting majestically on the shores of Lake Louise with unobstructed views of Victoria Glacier. Distances: Lake Louise village centre 4km, Lake Louise 50m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurants (5), Bars (2), Room service, Kids club 6-13 years (extra charge), Day spa, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 552 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Fairmont Gold – 2, Deluxe Lakeview – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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BANFF HOTELS BANFF CARIBOU LODGE & SPA ¿¿¿¯

600 Banff Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

205 *

❖❖ Character-filled mountain lodge featuring hand-hewn logs and stone fireplaces ❖❖ Red Earth Spa, hot pool and steam room

BANFF PARK LODGE

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222 Lynx Street, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

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From $

158 *

333 Banff Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

232 *

❖❖ Quiet setting, yet close to the lively main street ❖❖ All rooms have a balcony or patio with great views ❖❖ Famous Sunday brunch at Crave Mountain Grill

❖❖ Corner patio for drinks with Mount Rundle views ❖❖ Renovated rooms with upgraded beds ❖❖ Relaxed restaurant and bar with fireplace

Location: Centrally located overlooking the mountains of Banff and just two blocks from shopping, dining and entertainment. Distances: Banff town centre 450m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Steam room, Beauty salon, Guest laundry, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 211 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Balcony, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Superior – 4.

Location: Located in the heart of Banff, just two blocks from the downtown centre, a short walk to attractions, restaurants and shops. Distances: Banff town centre 160m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Spa, Steam room, Sauna, Guest laundry, Ski storage, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (free), 164 rooms.

Room Features: Fan, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Loft/Deluxe/Junior Suite – 4.

Includes best of Banff discount booklet.

Location: Located five blocks from downtown Banff, around a 15 minute stroll to the main street.

Distances: Banff town centre 1km.

Property Features: Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Steam room, Guest laundry, Non smoking, Parking (free), Free shuttle bus to Banff town centre, 189 rooms.

Room Features: Fan, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Superior – 4, Corner Loft Jacuzzi Suite – 2.

FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS ¿¿¿¿¿

Fairmont 405 Spray Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

455 *

❖❖ Iconic hotel ‘Castle in the Rockies’ with Fairmont Gold executive lounge ❖❖ Activities for all seasons including golf, skiing and horse riding ❖❖ Willow Stream Spa and amazing European style mineral pool with waterfalls

Location: Located in the heart of Banff National Park and a 20 minute walk to the charming town of Banff. Distances: Banff town centre 1.5km.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Golf course (18 hole), Pools (2), Spa, Restaurants (8), Bar, Room service, Day spa, Parking (extra charge), 764 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, In-room movies (pay to view).

Max Capacity: Fairmont – 2, Deluxe/Junior Mountain View Suite/Fairmont Gold – 4.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

BANFF HOTELS MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL

BUFFALO MOUNTAIN LODGE

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Lodge 138 Banff Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

252 *

700 Tunnel Mountain Road, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

191 *

345 Banff Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

381 *

❖❖ Rooftop lounge and hot tubs ❖❖ Casual dining restaurant ❖❖ General store with fresh Grab and Go meals

❖❖ Peaceful, charming mountain retreat ❖❖ Deer and elk frequently visit the lodge’s lawns ❖❖ All rooms have cosy stone fireplaces

❖❖ Mountain elegance with warm, natural materials ❖❖ Banff’s newest day spa with outdoor hot pool ❖❖ Restaurant serves Italian cuisine

Location: Situated right in downtown on the corner of Banff Avenue and Caribou Street in the heart of the shopping and dining hub. Distances: Banff town centre 230m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Spa, Laundry/dry cleaning service, 24 hour reception, Parking (free), 135 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Heating, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Heritage/Centennial View/Junior Suite – 4.

Location: Situated on the slopes of Tunnel Mountain, around a 15 minute walk into the town centre of Banff.

Distances: Banff town centre 1.5km.

Property Features: Restaurant, Café, Bar, Hot tub, Sauna, Gym, Non smoking, Parking (free), 108 rooms.

Room Features: Fireplace, Coffee maker, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Lodge/Premier – 4.

Location: Located on the main street in downtown Banff.

Distances: Banff town centre 300m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Room service, Pool (indoor), Rooftop hot tubs, Day spa, Sauna, Gym, Guest laundry, Parking (free), 174 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Fireplace (Suites), Coffee maker, Limited cooking facilities with microwave (Suites), Smart TV. Max Capacity: Superior/1 Bedroom Suite/Rooftop 1 Bedroom Suite/Rooftop 2 Bedroom Suite – 4, Superior King – 2.

THE RIMROCK RESORT HOTEL ¿¿¿¿¿

Standard 300 Mountain Avenue, Banff (YBA) MAP PAGE 50 REF. 2

From $

428 *

❖❖ Upscale, grand and romantic hotel ❖❖ Located on Sulphur Mountain with breathtaking alpine and valley views ❖❖ Multiple dining options including the highly regarded Eden restaurant

Location: Nestled in a pristine mountain setting above Banff town, just steps to Banff Upper Hot Springs and the Banff Gondola as well as just a five minute drive to the town centre. Distances: Banff town centre 4km.

Property Features: Restaurants (2), Coffee shop, Bar, 24 hour room service, Pool (indoor), Spa, Day spa, Gym, Squash court, Sauna, Steam room, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 343 rooms.

Room Features: Heating, In-room movies (pay to view), Coffee maker, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard/Premium/Grandview – 4, Standard King/Premium King/ Grandview King – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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CALGARY

Set in the western province of Alberta, Calgary mixes big city energy with genuine Canadian hospitality and a bit of western flair. Visit Calgary Zoo, check out the views from Calgary Tower and discover the city’s creative and energetic dining scene. With the pristine wilderness of the Canadian Rockies less than one hour away, you’ll have the best of both worlds.

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• Experience cowboy culture at the Calgary Stampede

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• Explore five levels of music exhibits at Studio Bell, The National Music Centre

12 AVE SE

Calgary Stampede

HOTELS PAGE

1 Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown ◆◆◆¯ 60 2 Fairmont Palliser ◆◆◆◆¯ 60 3 Ramada Hotel Downtown Calgary ◆◆◆ 60 4 Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre ◆◆◆ 60

CALGARY STAMPEDE 3 NIGHTS INCLUDES • 3 nights accommodation • Reserved Afternoon Rodeo seat • Reserved Evening Chuckwagon Races and Grandstand Show seat • Souvenir programme • Cowboy hat and tote bag • 2 Skyrides across Stampede Park • Event tickets to Stampede Park for both days • 20% discount voucher at the Calgary Stampede Store Day 1: Calgary Arrive in Calgary and explore the city at leisure.

Day 2-3: Calgary Stampede Over the next two days enjoy ‘The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth’. Enjoy ground shaking rodeo action, exploding chuckwagon races, concerts, rides and more!

Day 4: Calgary Enjoy a final morning in the Stampede City.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre Superior – Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown Deluxe – Fairmont Palliser

From $

1309 *^

per person twin share (YYC)

^Based on 3 nights at Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre in

a Standard Room, valid 3 – 12 Jul 20. Ask your travel agent for prices for other room types.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

CALGARY TOURS

AIRPORT TRANSFERS

Get your holiday off to a great start with a door to door shared coach or private car transfer service operated by Allied Airport Shuttle.

Convenient transfers are available from Calgary International Airport to Calgary accommodation, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Sit back, relax and be transferred in air-conditioned comfort.

Travel distance from Calgary International Airport to the city is approximately 20 kilometres.

CALGARY TOWER

CALGARY SEGWAY TOUR

Includes: • Audio guide • Tour featuring Calgary’s history, landmarks and future plans

Includes: • Experienced guide • Safety demonstration

Located 191 metres above the downtown core, the Calgary Tower observation deck offers a spectacular 360 degree view of the bustling city, the majestic Canadian Rockies, the rolling foothills and the expansive prairie landscape. If you dare, stand on the amazing glass floor for a birds-eye view of the city streets directly below.

Open: Share Coach Per Person 1 Apr 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $28*^

Child 4-12 yrs $19*^

Private Vehicle Per Vehicle 1 Apr 20 – 31 Mar 21

1 to 3 People $131*^

Daily (except Christmas Day), 9am – 10pm (Jun – Aug), 9am – 9pm (Sep – May)

Adult $31* $33*

Experience Calgary in a whole new way! Glide through urban parkland on this unique guided tour of the Bow River Valley. After a short Segway training clinic to learn the skills and drills, prepare for a thrill, riding at varying speeds along a route designed to provide an immersive experience in the spectacular landscapes of this natural parkland.

Duration: 60 or 90 minutes Departs: Daily from Calgary at 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm (15 Apr – 30 Sep 20) Not suitable for children under 14 yrs.

Child 4-12 yrs $16* $17*

15 Apr – 30 Sep 20 60 minutes 90 minutes

Adult/Child $76* $107*

^Price based on one way Calgary International Airport to/from

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

INGLEWOOD EDIBLES: MADE

BY MAVERICKS WALKING FOOD TOUR

NATIONAL MUSIC CENTRE CALGARY – STUDIO BELL

DISCOVER DINOSAUR PROVINCIAL PARK TOUR

Includes: • Admission to Studio Bell • Interactive exhibits

Includes: • Admission to Dinosaur Provincial Park Visitor Centre exhibits • Informative commentary

Downtown Calgary.

Experience Ingelwood and enjoy the entertaining stories of the pioneers that settled the area and the innovators that keep the maverick spirit of Calgary alive.

Enjoy various tastings including a two course lunch with wine at Rouge Restaurant.

Includes: • Experienced guide • Food and drink tastings • 2 course lunch with glass of wine • Knife skills and spice demonstration • Cocktail • Gift Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Departs: Thu, Fri from Calgary at 11am (7 May – 9 Oct 20)

Explore five floors of interactive exhibitions that will take you on a journey through the sights, sounds and stories of music in Canada. Studio Bell is designed to activate all the senses. Play the guitar, mix a track and sing along in the vocal booths. Explore memorabilia from Canadian music icons. Immerse yourself in an audio-visual installation of Canadiana in Soundscapes and catch a Kimball Theatre Organ demonstration. Once you’ve made it to the top floor, cap your visit off with a walk through four Canadian Music Halls of Fame.

Open:

10am – 5pm Wed – Sun (1 Apr – 20 May, 3 Sep 20 – 31 Mar 21), Daily (21 May – 2 Sep 20)

Senior and Youth (13-17 yrs) prices also available.

Not suitable for children under 18 yrs.

7 May – 9 Oct 20

Adult $182*

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 1 Jan – 31 Mar 21

Adult $28* $30*

Child 3-12 yrs $16* $17*

Stand in the heart of the Canadian Badlands at one of the world’s richest deposits of ancient fossils. Start the adventure by taking in the fossil exhibit in the Visitor Centre to see skeletons of dinosaurs discovered at Dinosaur Provincial Park. See the Badlands landscape up close while roaming through the sandstone hoodoos on a guided hike of the Badlands Trail. Feel like you’re in another world in this unique, stunning landscape.

Duration: 10 hours Departs: Thu, Fri from Calgary Tower at 7:45am (25 Jun – 31 Aug 20)

25 Jun – 31 Aug 20

Adult $216*

Child 0-12 yrs $114*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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❖❖ Two dining options offering buffet and a la carte menus ❖❖ Tastefully appointed rooms with urban views ❖❖ Outdoor pool with ample seating area

❖❖ Indoor swimming pool and adjacent gym ❖❖ Moxie’s Bar & Grill for a casual bite to eat ❖❖ Standard rooms are spacious and newly renovated in 2019

Location: A great location in downtown Calgary, walking distance to the convention centre and a block from the C-train. Distances: Calgary Tower 1km.

Property Features: Restaurants (2), Bar, Room service, Pool, Gym, Gift shop, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 201 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Coffee maker, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: Located in the downtown core on the Light Rail Transit line, an easy 15 minute walk to 17th Avenue – Calgary’s retail and entertainment district. Distances: Calgary Tower 1.5km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Sauna, Lift, 24 hour reception, Parking (extra charge), 301 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

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From $

264 *

133 9th Avenue South West, Calgary (YYC) MAP PAGE 58 REF. 2

From $

314 *

❖❖ Direct connection to the Skyway walkways ❖❖ Upbeat pub with its own signature craft beer ❖❖ Families will enjoy the indoor pool, colouring station and board games

❖❖ Landmark building, rich in history and architecture ❖❖ Stunning new restaurant opened in 2019 – a modern ode to the past ❖❖ Indoor pool, spa and day spa

Location: Centrally located, near the Bow River running path and within walking distance of the Calgary Convention Centre. Distances: Calgary Tower 750m.

Property Features: Pool (heated indoor), Spa, Restaurants (2), Bar, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 394 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view).

Max Capacity: Guest/Deluxe – 4, Deluxe Junior Suite – 3.

Location: Located in downtown Calgary and connected by skywalk to the TELUS Convention Centre, the Calgary Tower and the Glenbow Museum. Distances: Calgary Tower 130m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 407 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Junior Suite – 4.

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From $

888 7th Avenue South West, Calgary (YYC)

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

EDMONTON

A centre for cultural diversity, Edmonton is Alberta’s capital. This fast-growing city has a great food scene with creative restaurants and bars, a super mall the size of 48 city blocks and arguably the world’s best fringe festival. Natural attractions aren’t far away – don’t miss Elk Island for hiking and wildlife and the parks of the North Saskatchewan River Valley.

SEE

• Watch a hockey game and cheer on the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place

DO

• Shop, dine, swim and play in North America’s largest mall, West Edmonton Mall

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• Walk, paddle and picnic in the expansive green space of the North Saskatchewan River Valley

Rogers Place

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105 ST NW

WEST EDMONTON MALL 10KM

101 ST NW

106 AVE NW

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Edmonton

Taste of Edmonton 16 to 26 July Edmonton International Jazz Festival June (dates to be confirmed) Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival August (dates to be confirmed)

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Meet at one of Edmonton’s finest hidden gems for a palate awakening. From here you will enjoy a leisurely walk along Jasper Avenue savouring a mix of sweet and savoury tastings at five of the city’s premier dining establishments. Native bison, craft brews, select wine and appetizer pairings plus wood-fired specialties will please your palate while you soak up the stories of the history, art and culture of this bustling city and former fur trading post.

Includes: • Food, beer and wine tastings at 5 restaurants • Informative commentary Duration: 3 hours Departs: Thu, Fri from The Marc, Edmonton at 3:30pm (2 Jul – 28 Aug 20)

2 Jul – 28 Aug 20

Adult $166*

10222 102nd Street North West, Edmonton (YEA) MAP PAGE 61 REF. 1

From $

299 *

10065 100th Street, Edmonton (YEA) MAP PAGE 61 REF. 2

From $

340 *

❖❖ Great location a block from the new ICE District ❖❖ Spacious rooms updated in 2019 ❖❖ Cocoa’s serves an Irish-inspired menu

❖❖ Historic chateau style hotel built in 1915 ❖❖ Upscale dining options ❖❖ Fairmont Gold with lounge and butler service

Location: Located next to a shopping centre and two blocks to Rogers Place stadium. Distances: City centre 200m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Beauty salon, Parking (free), 169 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Guest – 2, 1 Bedroom Suite – 4.

Location: Located upon the North Saskatchewan River Valley yet less than a 10 minute walk to the centre of Edmonton. Distances: City centre 550m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Restaurant, Bar, 24 hour room service, Pool (indoor), Spa, Sauna, Squash courts, Gym, Lift, 198 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Coffee maker, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Fairmont View/Deluxe/Deluxe View – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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YUKON

Visiting the Yukon is an experience of a lifetime. On offer is abundant wildlife viewing, breathtaking expansive views, endless outdoor adventures and rich cultural experiences. Explore this vast territory under the midnight sun – with an average of 20 hours of daylight in summer there’s plenty of time to explore.

SEE

• Be amazed by the Northern Lights as they dance across the sky (August to April) • See moose, bison, caribou and more at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve

DO

• Learn about First Nations heritage at Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse

Whitehorse

• Join a tour of Dawson City’s gold rush sites • Paddle the Yukon River for mountain vistas and wildlife spotting

WHAT’S ON

Alaska (USA)

Yukon

Discovery Days, Dawson City 13 to 17 August

1 Dawson City

Midnight Sun Golf Tournament, Dawson City 20 to 21 June

2 Whitehorse

Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race, Whitehorse February (dates to be confirmed)

CANADA

Northwest Territories

Dawson Historical Complex, Dawson City

British Columbia

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Aurora Inn Dawson City ◆◆◆ 63 Best Western Gold Rush Inn, Whitehorse ◆◆◆ 63 Edgewater Hotel Whitehorse ◆◆◆¯ 63

NORTHERN LIGHTS OF THE YUKON 3 NIGHTS INCLUDES • 3 nights accommodation at Best Western Gold Rush Inn, Whitehorse • Evening excursions to view the Aurora Borealis with hot drinks and snacks • Sightseeing tour of Whitehorse • Return transfers or shuttle Whitehorse Airport to Whitehorse accommodation • Taxes Day 1: Whitehorse Upon arrival at Whitehorse Airport, be transferred to your hotel for free time. Enjoy a first evening of Aurora viewing from a heated cabin or walled tent, with snacks and hot drinks.

Day 2: Whitehorse Take a tour of the scenic city of Whitehorse and discover such highlights as Main Street, Log Skyscraper, Log Church, the Sternwheeler SS Klondike, fish ladders and Schwatka Lake. Have the opportunity to view the Northern Lights this evening.

Day 3: Whitehorse Enjoy a free day in Whitehorse before another entertaining evening of Aurora viewing. Sit by the bonfire, toast marshmallows and try snow shoeing and tobogganing.

Day 4: Whitehorse Be transferred to Whitehorse Airport.

From $

889 *^

per person twin share (YXY)

^Based on 3 nights at Best Western Gold Rush Inn in a

Deluxe Room, valid 18 Aug – 21 Dec, 26 Dec 20 – 31 Mar 21.

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

YUKON TOURS & HOTELS

DAWSON CITY & GOLD FIELDS

Learn about the history of gold in Dawson City on this guided tour by air-conditioned mini coach. Begin with a visit to Claim 33 where you can try your hand at gold panning – gold is guaranteed! Enjoy an interesting tour of Dawson City and the Gold Fields before a visit to Dredge No. 4 National Historic Site where you’ll hear all about the history of Dawson City and the gold rush.

Includes: • Gold panning at Claim 33 • Dredge No. 4 National Historical Site • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Dawson City accommodation Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Dawson City at 8:30am (28 May – 10 Sep 20)

28 May – 10 Sep 20

Adult/Child $81*

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Take a fascinating tour of Whitehorse as a knowledgeable guide tells local stories about the history and people and reveals all the hidden gems of this frontier town. This unique experience features visits to the SS Klondike with an interpretive tour, the Log Skyscraper, the Old Log Church, Miles Canyon view point and the Fish Ladder.

Includes: • Admission to the SS Klondike • Log Skyscraper • Old Log Church • Miles Canyon • Fish Ladder • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Whitehorse accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Mon, Wed, Fri from Whitehorse at 9:30am (1 Jun – 3 Sep 20)

1 Jun – 3 Sep 20

Adult/Child $66*

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249 *

❖❖ Charming restaurant serving local Arctic Char ❖❖ Warm and welcoming owners, only too happy to share their knowledge of the region

Location: Located in the heart of gold country, within walking distance to the museum, casino, theatre, shopping district and galleries. Distances: Town centre 500m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Breakfast room, Non smoking, Parking (free), 20 rooms.

Room Features: Heating, Fan, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 3.

WILDLIFE PRESERVE & TAKHINI HOT SPRINGS

The perfect companion to be booked after the Whitehorse City Tour, this tour provides a unique opportunity to view and photograph local wildlife such as moose, lynx and Arctic fox in their natural habitat.

Afterwards, the tour goes to the hot springs where participants can enjoy the healing waters and relax before resuming their adventures in the Yukon.

Includes: • Admission to Yukon Wildlife Preserve • Admission to Takhini Hot Springs • Experienced local guide • Return transfers from Whitehorse accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Mon, Wed, Fri from Whitehorse at 1:30pm (1 Jun – 3 Sep 20)

1 Jun – 3 Sep 20

Adult/Child $174*

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411 Main Street, Whitehorse (YXY) MAP PAGE 62 REF. 2

From $

223 *

❖❖ Gold Pan Saloon, named one of the best bars in Canada by the Globe and Mail ❖❖ Spacious rooms with microwave

Location: Main Street location in the centre of Whitehorse with many museums, galleries and attractions within a 10 to 15 minute walk. Distances: Town centre 400m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Guest laundry, Parking (free), 99 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave, Cable TV, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Deluxe – 4.

411 Main Street, Whitehorse (YXY) MAP PAGE 62 REF. 2

From $

261 *

❖❖ Boutique hotel with a great riverfront location ❖❖ Special touches like bathrobes, turndown service and USB port

Location: Scenic location on the corner of Main Street and Front Street, overlooking the legendary Yukon River.

Town centre 600m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Non smoking, Parking (free), Free airport transfers, 33 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Bathrobes.

Max Capacity: Standard – 2, Deluxe – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Vast, wild and intriguing, the Northwest Territories offers a travel experience with a difference. Enjoy unrivalled opportunities to view the magic of the Northern Lights in autumn and winter or navigate rushing rapids and explore national parks in summer. Yellowknife is its capital city, home to colourful locals, gold-mining history and no shortage of things to do.

SEE

• Watch the Aurora Borealis dance across Northern skies from a glowing tepee at Aurora Village (August to March)

DO

Nahanni National Park Reserve

• Play a round of golf under the midnight sun in summer months Aurora Village

• Go dog sledding with a world-champion racing team

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• Dine on Arctic char at Bullocks Bistro, a Yellowknife classic

Yellowknife Airport

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Canadian Championship Dog Derby March (dates to be confirmed)

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YELLOWKNIFE CITY TOUR

Explore the Northwest Territories’ capital city, located on the north shore of Great Slave Lake on a guided tour of Yellowknife. Learn about the rich history of this gold mining town turned diamond capital and the culture of the area’s people. Enjoy an informative tour of the old town and historic sites followed by the new, modern southside of the city.

Guides are lifelong residents of Yellowknife and will give you a uniquely personal insight into Yellowknife and its colourful past.

Includes: • Guided tour of Yellowknife • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Yellowknife accommodation Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Yellowknife at 11am (15 Jun 20 – 31 Mar 21)

15 Jun 20 – 31 Mar 21

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Adult/Child $121*

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Days Inn & Suites Yellowknife ◆◆◆ 65 The Explorer Hotel ◆◆◆◆ 65

BUFFALO VIEWING TOUR

Enjoy a scenic drive on the highways of Northern Canada in search of North America’s biggest buffalo and other wildlife. Indigenous guides will talk about the buffalo and share stories about their culture during the tour. Enjoy the wilderness scenery of Northern Canada – scenic stops as well as photo stops are made along the way. Guides will take photos and videos along the way, so bring your USB or SD card to take these great memories home with you. A healthy lunch is enjoyed on the shore of the scenic Great Slave Lake.

Includes: • Wildlife viewing • Expert Indigenous guide • Digital photos and videos • Bag lunch of sandwiches, juice, fruit or vegetables • Bottled water Duration: 5 hours Departs: Tue, Thu, Sat from Yellowknife at 10:15am (15 Jun – 15 Oct 20) 15 Jun – 15 Oct 20

Adult/Child $228*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES HOTELS NORTHERN LIGHTS OF AURORA VILLAGE 3 NIGHTS INCLUDES • • • • • •

3 nights accommodation in Yellowknife Meals as specified • Half day tour of Yellowknife Half day Dog Sledding & Snowshoe Walk Excursion Nightly Aurora viewing at Aurora Village Use of winter clothing Return transfers from Yellowknife Airport • Taxes

Day 1: Yellowknife & Aurora Village (D) On arrival be transferred to the hotel in Yellowknife. Enjoy the first evening of Aurora viewing at Aurora Village.

Day 2: Yellowknife & Aurora Village (D) Embark on a guided dog sledding excursion and strap on your snowshoes for a guided walk. Enjoy an afternoon of fun on a giant ice slide and roasting marshmallows before nightfall, dinner and Aurora viewing.

Day 3: Yellowknife & Aurora Village Enjoy a tour of Yellowknife including a drive on the frozen Ice Road before a final Aurora viewing.

Day 4: Yellowknife Be transferred to Yellowknife Airport this morning.

(D = dinner)

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Days Inn & Suites Yellowknife Superior – The Explorer Hotel, Superior Room Deluxe – The Explorer Hotel, Deluxe Room

From $

1845 *^

per person twin share (YZF)

^Based on 3 nights at Days Inn & Suites Yellowknife in a Standard Room, valid 12 Aug – 12 Oct, 20 Nov 20 – 31 Mar 21.

Ask your travel agent for prices for other dates and room types.

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4825 49th Avenue, Yellowknife (YZF) MAP PAGE 64 REF. 2

From $

299 *

❖❖ Great location, only a 10 minute walk to lakeside trails ❖❖ Freezer storage for your day’s catch ❖❖ Signature bathrobes and slippers in every room

❖❖ Restaurant with fireplace and wilderness views ❖❖ Deluxe rooms are large and feature updated furnishings ❖❖ Complimentary airport shuttle service

Location: Located in the heart of scenic Yellowknife, just off Highway 4, within walking distance to the Old Town. Distances: Town centre 500m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Parking, Free airport transfers, 79 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Bathrobes.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: Centrally located, just a five minute walk to the centre of downtown.

Distances: Town centre 450m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, 24 hour room service, Gym, Gift shop, Lift, Parking (free), Free Yellowknife Airport shuttle, 259 rooms.

Room Features: Microwave, Coffee maker, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe, Non smoking rooms.

Max Capacity: Superior King/Deluxe King – 2, Superior Double Queen/Deluxe Double Queen – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share and for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, *unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for travel in low season. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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MANITOBA

With a variety of landscapes from urban centres to scenic national parks to subarctic wilderness, Manitoba is the heart of Canada. Discover the country’s most intriguing wildlife including Polar bears – this is the ‘Polar Bear Capital of the World’ after all. Hear Indigenous tales, visit fascinating museums or paddle on pristine lakes.

SEE

• View Polar bears in the wild in Churchill • Be on the lookout for Beluga whales in the Churchill River Estuary in summer

DO

• Immerse yourself in Manitoba’s history and culture at Le Musée de St Boniface Museum

Churchill

• Enjoy a dog sledding adventure as you’re pulled along by Alaskan and Northern huskies

EAT & DRINK

Churchill

• Dine on a frozen river at RAW:almond’s pop up restaurant in Winnipeg

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Hudson Bay

Saskatchewan Manitoba

WHAT’S ON

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Lake Winnipeg

Manito Ahbee Festival 13 to 17 May

Ontario

Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival 15 to 26 July

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284 *

❖❖ Heated skywalk connects you to the convention centre, City Place and BellMTS Place for sports, entertainment and shopping ❖❖ All year swimming with indoor heated pool or outdoor rooftop pool

Location: Situated in walking distance to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and the Legislative Building. Distances: City centre 450m.

Property Features: Pools (2 – 1 indoor), Spa, Restaurants (2), Bar, Room service, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 393 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Guest – 4.

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Delta Hotels by Marriott Winnipeg ◆◆◆¯ 66 Fairmont Winnipeg ◆◆◆◆ 66

2 Lombard Place, Winnipeg (YWG) MAP PAGE 66 REF. 1

From $

284 *

❖❖ Urban oasis on level 24 with pool, heath club and views over the city ❖❖ Two world-class dining destinations ❖❖ Fairmont Gold with private lounge and highly personalised service

Location: A great position in historic surroundings and connected to the Bell MTS Place and convention centre through the underground concourse. Distances: City centre 650m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Restaurants (2), Bar, 24 hour room service, Pool (indoor), Spa, Gym, Steam room, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 340 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Coffee maker, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Bathrobes, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont – 4, Fairmont Gold – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

MANITOBA TOURING From $

10,030 *^

per person twin share

6 DAYS | WINNIPEG TO WINNIPEG TRAVEL TYPE: Escorted DEPARTS: Oct 8, 9, 11, 14, 16, 17 HIGHLIGHTS • Two days of Polar bear viewing • See Inuit artefacts at the Itsanitaq Museum • Enjoy dog sledding or carting in Churchill

INCLUDES • • • • •

TUNDRA BUGGY® LODGE AT POLAR BEAR POINT 6 DAYS Day 1: Winnipeg On arrival in Winnipeg, transfer independently to the hotel before a brief evening orientation. Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 2: Winnipeg to Churchill Take an early chartered flight to the remote community of Churchill. Upon arrival enjoy a town and area tour, a visit to the Parks Canada Visitor Centre and the Itsanitaq Museum, and a dog sledding excursion.

Overnight in Churchill.

Day 3: Churchill to Tundra Buggy® Lodge (BLD) There’s ample free time to discover Churchill’s personality this morning. In the afternoon, transfer to the Tundra Buggy® launch site, board a Tundra Buggy® and journey to the Tundra Buggy® Lodge accommodation.

Stay the next two nights at the Tundra Buggy® Lodge at Polar Bear Point.

Day 4: Tundra Buggy® Lodge (BLD) After breakfast, enjoy a full day Tundra Buggy® Adventure in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area – home of Polar bears, Arctic foxes, ptarmigan and other unique Arctic wildlife. Evenings will be spent dining on delicious home cooked meals, enjoying presentations and socialising. If weather conditions are right, there may be the opportunity to view the Northern Lights.

2 nights Winnipeg hotel accommodation 1 night Churchill hotel accommodation 2 nights Tundra Buggy® Lodge accommodation Meals as specified 2 days touring on the Tundra Buggy® with a maximum of 20 guests • Churchill city tour • Dog sled or cart activity • Interpretive guide • Return transfers Churchill Airport to Tundra Buggy® Lodge • Return flights Winnipeg to Churchill • Taxes

^Price valid for 8 – 17 Oct 20. Not suitable for children under 6 yrs. 7 day tour prices also available.

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Wapusk National Park

Day 5: Tundra Buggy Lodge to Churchill (BL) Enjoy another day aboard the Tundra Buggy® before being transferred to Churchill Airport for the flight back to Winnipeg. Be transferred to the hotel for check in.

Overnight in Winnipeg. ®

Hudson Bay

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From $

6781 *^

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7 DAYS | WINNIPEG TO WINNIPEG TRAVEL TYPE: Escorted DEPARTS: Jul 11, 15, 19, 23, 31 • Aug 4, 12, 16, 20, 24 HIGHLIGHTS • Take an interesting culture and history tour of Churchill • Polar bear viewing by boat in Hudson Bay • Enjoy a boat tour in search of the ivory-coloured Beluga whale • See the historic Prince of Wales Fort • Experience the beauty of the tundra on board a purpose-built vehicle

ULTIMATE ARCTIC SUMMER ADVENTURE, BELUGAS & POLAR BEARS 7 DAYS Day 1: Winnipeg On arrival at Winnipeg Airport, be transferred by taxi to the hotel. Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 2: Winnipeg to Churchill (BD) After breakfast, be transferred to the airport for the flight to Churchill. Embark on a Cultural and Heritage Tour to explore various historic sites. Stay the next four nights at Lazy Bear Lodge, Winnipeg.

Day 3: Churchill (BL) Enjoy a full day boat tour in anticipation of viewing Polar bears along the coast of Hudson Bay and other local river estuaries. These magnificent creatures can be seen swimming in the water or cooling off on the rocks.

Day 4: Churchill (B) Take to the waves again on a three hour boat tour in search of the ivory-coloured Beluga whales. Also included in the excursion is a walking tour of the historic Prince of Wales Fort, giving a taste of the region’s past days.

Day 5: Churchill (B) Embark on any postponed or optional tours requested that were not able to be taken earlier during your stay due to weather or other factors.

Day 6: Churchill to Winnipeg (BL) On a three hour Arctic Crawler™ Tundra Tour this morning, experience the beauty of the tundra, the flora and fauna and possibly various wildlife in the comfort of a specially constructed all-terrain vehicle. Afterwards, be transferred to Churchill Airport for the return flight to Winnipeg and be transferred to the hotel. Overnight in Winnipeg.

Day 7: Winnipeg (B) Be transferred by taxi to Winnipeg Airport this morning.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

INCLUDES • • • • •

2 nights Winnipeg hotel accommodation 4 nights Lazy Bear Lodge accommodation Meals as specified Tours and transfers as per itinerary Naturalist guide • Taxes

^Price valid for selected departures between 11 Jul – 24 Aug 20. Not suitable for children under 12 yrs.

Churchill 4 Wapusk National Park

Hudson Bay

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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TORONTO

Innovative, energetic and stimulating, Toronto has a reputation of being the country’s cultural capital. Set on the shores of Lake Ontario, Canada’s largest city hosts internationally inspired culinary events, film festivals and major league sports.

SEE

• See the impressive collections and exhibitions at the Royal Ontario Museum • For sweeping views of the city and beyond head to the CN Tower

DO

Toronto Jazz Festival June (dates to be confirmed)

Toronto Airport to/from Toronto one way (26km): By coach: $39* per adult, $24* per child (3-11 yrs).

HOP-ON HOP-OFF CITY TOUR

Discover the key sights of Toronto on a traditional open top double decker bus. Visit major highlights such as CN Tower, Toronto’s Harbourfront, Eaton Centre, St Lawrence Market, Royal Ontario Museum, Hockey Hall of Fame and more.

Explore the city at your own pace – hop on and off as you please. You’ll only have to wait a short time for the next bus to come along and transport you to another exciting attraction.

Includes: • Transport on a double decker bus or trolley • Informative commentary • Valid for 2 consecutive days Duration: 2 hours Operates: Daily 9am – 5pm (May – Oct), 10am, 12 noon, 2pm (Nov – Apr)

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• Treat yourself to dinner at the high-end Jacobs & Co Steakhouse

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• Cheer on the Toronto Maple Leafs at an ice hockey game

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1 Chelsea Hotel ◆◆◆◆ 69 2 Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto ◆◆◆¯ 69 3 Fairmont Royal York Hotel ◆◆◆◆◆ 69

HEART OF DOWNTOWN BICYCLE TOUR

SEGWAY SPIN TOUR

Cruising to spots where only bikes can go, participants will experience unique views and locations. Points of interest include the CN Tower, Fairmont Royal York Hotel, Chinatown, Kensington Market, Eaton Centre, Rogers Centre, St Lawrence Market and the entertainment district. The tour is suitable for all riders, as it moves at an easy pace and makes plenty of stops to talk.

Explore the Historic Distillery District neighbourhood with the aid of personable, charming and engaging guides.

After a few minutes training, you’ll easily glide through the district on a Segway PT (personal transporter) on a guided historical tour of the area. This fascinating complex is now home to the largest collection of industrial Victorian buildings in Canada, along with many unique shops, galleries, cafés and restaurants.

Includes: • Experienced guide • Bicycle hire • Helmet

Includes: • Local guide • Informative commentary • Safety briefing • Helmet

Departs: From Village by the Grange, Toronto Daily at 9am, 1pm (1 Apr – 28 Nov 20), Fri to Mon at 9am (29 Nov – 31 Dec 20) Daily at 9am (12 Jan – 28 Mar 21)

Duration: 30 minutes Departs: Tue to Sun from Gristmill Lane, Toronto at 11am, 12 noon, 1pm (additional times seasonally)

Child, Infant and Island Twilight Bicycle Tour prices also available.

Weight restrictions apply. Not suitable for children under 12 yrs.

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 12 Jan – 28 Mar 21

Adult $123* $129*

Youth 8-11 yrs $92* $96*

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult/Child $62* $66*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

TORONTO HOTELS NIAGARA FALLS TOUR

Experience one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders on a full day adventure to Niagara Falls.

Upon arrival in Niagara Falls, the first stop is Whirlpool Rapids. This will be followed by a much anticipated ride aboard the Hornblower Niagara Cruise to the base of the Horseshoe Falls.

Be escorted to the Fallsview Dining Room in the Sheraton on the Falls hotel for a well-deserved buffet lunch (Lunch option), while taking in the breathtaking panoramic views of Niagara Falls.

After a relaxing lunch, head to the Table Rock Complex to get a closer look at the Horseshoe Falls. The tour will continue towards Niagara-on-the-Lake to visit a winery.

Includes: • Hornblower Niagara Cruise^ • Free time in Niagara-on-the-Lake • Winery tour including a wine tasting • Lunch overlooking Niagara Falls (Lunch option) Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Toronto at 10am

^Cruise operates mid-May to mid-Oct and will be replaced with Journey Behind the Falls when not operating.

Itinerary is subject to change.

1 – 30 Apr 20 Niagara Falls With Lunch 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21 Niagara Falls With Lunch

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Adult $166* $200*

Child 5-11 yrs $101* $138*

$174* $208*

$109* $146*

FAIRMONT ROYAL YORK HOTEL

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305 *

33 Gerrard Street, West Toronto (YTO) MAP PAGE 68 REF. 1

From $

258 *

100 Front Street West, Toronto (YTO) MAP PAGE 68 REF. 3

From $

507 *

❖❖ Contemporary, spacious rooms ❖❖ Casual American bistro and Grab and Go market ❖❖ Indoor lap pool with adjacent gym

❖❖ Adults only Club rooms with access to the lounge ❖❖ Kids will love the waterslide and activity centre ❖❖ Market-style Grab and Go meals

❖❖ Historic and elegant, a true Fairmont experience ❖❖ Four signature dining concepts opened in 2019 ❖❖ Fairmont Gold lounge on the 18th floor

Location: Located close to shops, dining and transit options. Distances: CN Tower 3km, Eaton Centre 750m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Café, Gym, Shop, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 575 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Deluxe – 4.

Location: Central downtown location, surrounded by restaurants and shopping including the Eaton Centre only a five minute walk away. Distances: CN Tower 2.4km, Eaton Centre 450m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Waterslide, Restaurants (2), Bar, Children’s activity centre, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 1590 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Limited cooking facilities (Kitchenette Room), Ironing facilities.

Max Capacity: Chelsea/Deluxe/Club/Kitchenette Room – 4.

Location: Located in the centre of downtown close to the CN Tower. Distances: CN Tower 1km, Eaton Centre 900m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurants (5), Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Shops, Lift, 1363 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Bathrobes, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Fairmont Luxury/Deluxe/Fairmont Gold – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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NIAGARA FALLS

One of the world’s natural wonders, Niagara Falls is made up of three falls – American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and the mighty Horseshoe Falls. With more than a billion bathtubs of water roaring over its impressive lip every second, Niagara is best viewed aboard a boat cruise or by taking a scenic flight.

SEE

• See the falls illuminated by fireworks in summer and light displays in winter

DO

• View the falls up close on a boat cruise • Pedal around the vineyards of the Niagara Peninsula

Horseshoe Falls

• Visit the pretty town of Niagara-on-the-Lake

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Experience the 15 minute legacy boat tour of the great gorge, American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and of course get an up close and personal connection with the thundering water, awesome power and amazing mist of the mighty Horseshoe Falls. State-of-the-art, 700 passenger catamaran boats feature onboard passenger comforts and conveniences including tiered decks for 360 degree unobstructed viewing, dry viewing areas, onboard seating and passenger washrooms.

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Toronto Downtown to/from Niagara Falls one way (128km): By coach: $75* per adult, $44* per child (3-11 yrs).

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Toronto Airport to/from Niagara Falls one way (123km): By coach: $67* per adult, $39* per child (3-11 yrs).

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Crowne Plaza Fallsview ◆◆◆¯ 71 Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Suites ◆◆◆◆ 71 Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa ◆◆◆◆ 71 Sheraton on the Falls ◆◆◆◆ 71

DELUXE NIAGARA WINERY TOUR

Visit the Upper Rapids, Niagara Horseshoe Falls (Canadian side), the Falls up close from Table Rock and enjoy a Hornblower cruise. Stop for lunch at the Fallsview Restaurant at the Sheraton on the Falls.

Journey along the scenic Niagara Parkway before free time in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

After a coach pick up in the morning, begin by driving through the lush Niagara Peninsula on a delightful wine tour. Visit two renowned Niagara wineries and enjoy a wine tasting as well as a tour of each winery. The tour includes lunch on the beautiful Niagara parkway or at the Old Angel Inn in the winter months.

Includes: • Voyage to the Falls cruise^ • 6 course buffet lunch • Free time in Niagara-on-the-Lake • Return transfers from Niagara Falls accommodation

Includes: • Winery tours and wine tastings • Lunch • Free time in Niagara-on-the-Lake • Return transfers from Niagara Falls accommodation

Duration: 6 hours Departs: Daily from Niagara Falls at 10am

Duration: 6 hours Departs: Daily from Niagara Falls at 10am

^Cruise operates mid-May to mid-Oct and will be replaced with Journey Behind the Falls when not operating.

Child 5-12 yrs $30*

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $148* $151*

Child 3-11 yrs $89* $90*

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult $159* $162*

Child 3-11 yrs $95* $98*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

NIAGARA FALLS HOTELS HILTON NIAGARA FALLS FALLSVIEW HOTEL & SUITES ¿¿¿¿

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5685 Falls Avenue, Niagara Falls (XLV) MAP PAGE 70 REF. 1

191 *

❖❖ Part of the 20 acre Falls Avenue Resort area with non-stop entertainment ❖❖ Memorable fallsview dining at Prime Steakhouse ❖❖ Stunning views from Fallsview rooms

6361 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls (XLV) MAP PAGE 70 REF. 2

From $

205 *

❖❖ Full panoramic view of the Falls from the Watermark Fallsview Restaurant ❖❖ Connected by enclosed walkway to the casino ❖❖ New Niagara Entertainment Center with 5,000 seat theatre opened in 2019

Includes beer tasting for 2 adults at Niagara Brewing Company, 2 WEGO bus tickets per room, 2 bottles of water per room per day.

Location: Situated just steps from Niagara Falls, in the centre of the city’s excitement.

Distances: Niagara Falls 2km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Waterpark (connected), Restaurant, Café, Bar, Sauna, Parking (extra charge), 234 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Traditional/Fallsview/Upper Fallsview – 4.

Location: Situated a short five minute walk to the Falls and Skylon Tower.

Distances: Niagara Falls 450m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Waterslide, Restaurants (3), Café, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 1000 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Non View – 2, City View/Fallsview – 4.

MARRIOTT FALLSVIEW HOTEL & SPA

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293 *

5875 Falls Avenue, Niagara Falls (XLV) MAP PAGE 70 REF. 4

From $

197 *

❖❖ Closest hotel to the Falls ❖❖ All rooms have great views of Niagara Falls ❖❖ Casual to fine dining venues, all overlooking the Horseshoe Falls

❖❖ Part of the Falls Avenue Resort area, connected to the waterpark and casino ❖❖ Fantastic day spa with views of the Falls from the treatment rooms ❖❖ Multiple dining options with Falls views, including Massimo’s Italian

Includes welcome drink, beer tasting for 2 adults at Niagara Brewing Company, 2 WEGO bus tickets per room, 2 bottles of water per room per day.

Includes beer tasting for 2 adults at Niagara Brewing Company, 2 WEGO bus tickets per room, 2 bottles of water per room per day.

Location: Close to the Falls and easy access to attractions and casinos by shuttle bus service. Distances: Niagara Falls 280m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 432 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fallsview – 4.

Location: Located on the corner of Clifton Hill – the street full of attractions, restaurants and nightlife. Distances: Niagara Falls 2km.

Property Features: Pools (2 – 1 indoor), Waterpark (connected), Restaurants (2), Bar, Day spa, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 669 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Traditional/Cityside/Superior Fallsview/Deluxe Fallsview – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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OTTAWA

Canada’s capital, Ottawa, is an energetic cosmopolitan city with a lovely river setting. The city boasts important sites such as Parliament Hill and Heritage Listed Rideau Canal as well as exceptional cultural attractions from galleries to museums. The city’s events and festivals never seem to end and the café, restaurant and nightlife scene is excellent.

SEE

• See the Changing of the Guard at Parliament Hill

DO

• Wander the banks of the historic Rideau Canal, or ice skate on it in winter • Shop, dine and people watch on Sparks Street

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◆◆◆◆◆ 73 Fairmont Château Laurier Lord Elgin Hotel ◆◆◆¯ 73 Novotel Ottawa ◆◆◆¯ 73

OTTAWA – THE ESSENTIALS 2 NIGHT CITY BREAK INCLUDES • 2 nights accommodation • Discover the Capital Hop-On Hop-Off 1 day ticket • 1 hour 30 minute Ottawa River Cruise Day 1: Ottawa On arrival to Ottawa, check-in to the hotel at leisure.

Ottawa River

Day 2: Ottawa The Discover the Capital Hop-On Hop-Off ticket provides a great overview of the city and showcases its colourful history and architecture. Stops include Parliament Hill, museums, parks, embassies and more.

In the afternoon, take a 90 minute cruise along the Ottawa River. View the city and natural beauty of the surrounding region, and enjoy majestic views of Parliament Hill, Rideau Falls and the Prime Minister’s residence. Along the way, you’ll be shown many of the major sites that have led to the development and rise of Ottawa as a city and a seat of government.

Day 3: Ottawa Enjoy a final morning in Ottawa today.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Novotel Ottawa Superior – Hilton Garden Inn Ottawa Downtown Deluxe – Fairmont Château Laurier

OTTAWA EXPRESS BICYCLE TOUR Starting downtown, this guided leisurely ride will travel on the Rideau Canal pathway, continuing to the Locks, the Fletcher Wildlife Garden, and ending with a short visit in the Parliament area.

Includes: • 2 hours riding time • Bicycle • Helmet • Professional guide • Water bottle • Power bar snack Duration: 2 hours Departs: Daily from 65 Sparks Street, Ottawa at 10am, 1:30pm (May – Oct) Child prices also available.

From $

385 *^

per person twin share (YOW)

^Based on 2 nights at Novotel Ottawa in a Superior Room,

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valid 6 – 20 Jul, 25 Jul – 15 Aug, 24 Aug – 3 Sep 20.

1 May – 31 Oct 20

Adult $78*

Youth 7-12 yrs $72*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

OTTAWA HOTELS LORD ELGIN HOTEL

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Superior

From $

252 *

33 Nicolas Street, Ottawa (YOW) MAP PAGE 72 REF. 3

From $

241 *

❖❖ Historic landmark building in a great location ❖❖ Classic Art Déco style rooms with high ceilings and tall picture windows ❖❖ Restaurant, bar and café

❖❖ Located opposite a shopping centre and an easy walk to many attractions

Location: Situated in downtown Ottawa, across from Confederation Park and just steps from Rideau Canal. Distances: Rideau Canal 400m, ByWard Market 1km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Café, Gym, Sauna, Loft, Parking (extra charge), 335 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Docking station, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Classic/Parkview – 4.

Location: Situated in the heart of downtown Ottawa, close to restaurants and ByWard Market. Distances: Rideau Canal 600m, ByWard Market 450m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Sauna, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 282 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Mini bar, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Superior – 4.

including Parliament Hill, Rideau Canal and the National Arts Centre

❖❖ The Albion Rooms restaurant has a great vibe and is popular with locals

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Fairmont 1 Rideau Street, Ottawa (YOW) MAP PAGE 72 REF. 1

From $

484 *

❖❖ Built in the style of a French chateau, with elegant rooms ❖❖ Multiple dining options including Wilfrid’s with views of Parliament Hill ❖❖ Fairmont Gold rooms offer exclusive lounge access and high level of service

Location: Located in a prime position to discover Ottawa’s biggest attractions including the Parliament Buildings, Rideau Canal, ByWard Market and the National Gallery of Canada. Distances: Rideau Canal 5m, ByWard Market 700m.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Pool (indoor), Restaurants (3), Bar, Gym, Sauna, Shops, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 426 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Bathrobes.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Fairmont View/Deluxe – 4, Fairmont Gold – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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MONTRÉAL

Montréal sits majestically on an island in the St Lawrence River. It’s the heartbeat of Québecois culture and the second largest French speaking city in the world.

Let the cobblestone streets lead you on a discovery of Old Montréal’s galleries, restaurants and historic sites.

SEE

• Enjoy one of the many comedy, jazz or film festivals • Check out the views over Montréal city from Mount Royal

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• Shop in the Underground City network of malls • Take a guided tour of beautiful Notre-Dame Basilica

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Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel ◆◆◆◆◆ 75 InterContinental Montréal ◆◆◆◆◆ 75 Le Nouvel Hotel & Spa ◆◆◆◆ 75 Novotel Montréal Centre ◆◆◆¯ 75

MONTRÉAL EXPERIENCE

Tower of Songs Mural, Montréal

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3 NIGHT CITY BREAK INCLUDES

• 3 nights accommodation • 3 hour 30 minute Heart of Montréal tour+ • Full day Québec City and Montmorency Falls tour+ • Travel and Information kit • Taxes Day 1: Montréal On arrival in Montréal, check-in to the hotel at leisure.

Day 2: Montréal Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Montréal. Highlights include historic Old Montréal, photo stops at the beautiful Notre Dame Basilica and St Joseph’s Oratory and a panoramic view from Mount Royal.

Day 3: Québec City An expert guide takes you through the only walled city in North America, Québec City. See the Plains of Abraham, Citadel, Château Frontenac, Place d’Armes, Montmorency Falls and more.

Day 4: Montréal Enjoy a final morning in Montréal today.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Economy – Les Suites Labelle Standard – Hotel Faubourg Montréal Deluxe – Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel

+ Tours do not operate 26 Oct 20 – 31 Mar 21 and will be replaced with admission to Au Sommet Place Ville Marie Observatory & Exhibition and a free day in Montréal.

From $

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This tour explores downtown Montréal from above and beneath. Starting from Dorchester Square, walk above through the urban streets of downtown Montréal and beneath through the RÉSO (Underground Pedestrian Network), known by Montréalers as the Underground City. The tour will also visit Quartier International, Montréal World Trade Centre, Place d’Armes and end at Notre-Dame Basilica.

Includes: • Guided walking tour • 1 food tasting • Informative commentary • Admission fees Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Montréal at 10am

per person twin share (YUL)

^Based on 3 nights at Les Suites Labelle in a Standard Room,

St Joseph’s Oratory

ABOVE & BENEATH DOWNTOWN MONTRÉAL & OLD MONTRÉAL

valid 1 Dec 20 – 31 Mar 21. Ask your travel agent for prices for other dates and room types.

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

^Price based on minimum 2 adults.

Adult $180*^ $191*^

Child 6-12 yrs $44* $45*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

MONTRÉAL HOTELS NOVOTEL MONTRÉAL CENTRE

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1180 De La Montagne Street, Montréal (YUL) MAP PAGE 74 REF. 4

223 *

1740 Rene Levesque Boulevard West, Montréal (YUL) MAP PAGE 74 REF. 3

From $

179 *

❖❖ Fresh and modern hotel with spacious rooms ❖❖ Restaurant and room service available ❖❖ Enjoy a cocktail on the summer terrace

❖❖ Quiet location with outdoor pool, terrace and lovely leafy gardens ❖❖ Wellness spa offering yoga, pilates and massage ❖❖ Light and airy rooms have large windows, microwave and coffee machine

Location: Great location in downtown near the shopping district and historic buildings.

Distances: Saint-Catherine Street 160m, Notre-Dame Basilica 2km.

Property Features: Wi-Fi (common areas – extra charge), Restaurant, Café, Bar, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 227 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Superior – 4.

Location: Situated in a nice area of Montréal, yet close enough to the heart of the city.

Distances: Saint-Catherine Street 550m, Notre-Dame Basilica 2.5km.

Property Features: Pool, Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Wellness centre, Gym, Sauna, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 177 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

FAIRMONT THE QUEEN ELIZABETH HOTEL

INTERCONTINENTAL MONTRÉAL

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From $

372 *

360 Saint-Antoine Street West, Montréal (YUL) MAP PAGE 74 REF. 2

From $

261 *

❖❖ Elegant, iconic hotel with a modern take on 1960s style ❖❖ Day spa with a great range of treatments ❖❖ Fairmont Gold club lounge has panoramic views and exclusive service

❖❖ Great location with shopping and restaurants a short walk away ❖❖ Enjoy a signature cocktail at the atmospheric Sarah B. bar ❖❖ Spacious rooms are elegantly furnished in warm, rich tones

Location: Located in the heart of the city above the VIA Rail train station and connected to the extensive underground city of boutiques and restaurants.

Distances: Saint-Catherine Street 300m, Notre-Dame Basilica 1.5km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Gift shop, Parking (extra charge), 950 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Bathrobes, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont/Fairmont View/Fairmont Gold/Large Fairmont Gold – 4, Junior Suite – 3.

Location: Situated in the heart of Old Montréal, with direct access to Metro subway stations. Distances: Saint-Catherine Street 1.5km, Notre-Dame Basilica 550m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Parking (extra charge), 357 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Safe.

Max Capacity: Deluxe Irresistible King – 2, Deluxe Irresistible Twin – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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QUÉBEC CITY

There’s no other place in North America like Québec City. From its cobblestone streets and walled old town to its language and fashion, it’s exquisitely French. Stroll the picturesque streets of the lower town and discover local artisans, antique shops, restaurants, murals and churches. Uncover the area’s military history at Battlefields Park, home to the Citadelle and the Plains of Abraham.

SEE

• Take in beautiful views of the St Lawrence River from the Terrasse Dufferin boardwalk • See historic architecture including Château Frontenac

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Château Frontenac & Terrasse Dufferin

• Walk along the oldest remaining city walls in North America • Shop for a unique piece of art on Rue du Trésor

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QUÉBEC CITY – THE ESSENTIALS

2 NIGHT CITY BREAK INCLUDES • 2 nights accommodation • 2 hour Québec City tour • 1 hour guided walking tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac Day 1: Québec City Arrive into Québec City and check-in to the hotel at leisure. The rest of the day is free to start exploring.

Porte Dauphine Gate, Old Québec

Day 2: Québec City This morning, enjoy a two hour Québec City tour.

The tour provides a comprehensive orientation of historic and modern Québec City. See the Latin Quarter, the Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, the Fortifications, the National Assembly, Place Royale, the Basilica and other points of interest within Québec City.

There’s time for lunch at leisure before a one hour guided walking tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.

Be led by a costumed guide and discover the famous people and historical events that have shaped the identity of the chateau, as well as its architectural development and facelift undergone in recent years.

Day 3: Québec City Depart the hotel at leisure this morning.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Hotel Clarendon Superior – Hotel Manoir Victoria Deluxe – Fairmont Le Château Frontenac

From $

329 *^

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On this walking tour, discover the culinary and cultural traditions of Québec City and appreciate the special flavours and tantalising aromas of local shops.

Learn about local wine, beer, chocolate, cheese, pastries, crepes, vegetarian delights and more.

Includes: • Food and wine tastings • Local guide • Informative commentary Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Departs: From 12 Rue Ste-Ann, Upper Town at 2pm Daily (May – Oct) Tue to Sat (Nov – Apr)

per person twin share (YQB)

^Based on 2 nights at Hotel Clarendon in a Run of House Room,

Citadel

CULINARY TOUR WITH TASTING

valid 1 Jan – 4 Feb, 14 Feb – 31 Mar 21.

1 – 30 Apr 20 1 May 20 – 31 Mar 21

Adult/Child $93* $101*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

QUÉBEC CITY HOTELS HOTEL CLARENDON

HOTEL MANOIR VICTORIA

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From $

223 *

❖❖ Historic hotel that houses one of the oldest restaurants in the city ❖❖ Many rooms have fantastic views of Old Québec, while others face a small, tranquil courtyard

Location: Situated in Old Québec and only a few minutes stroll to the famous Quartier Petit-Champlain. Distances: Rue du Petit Champlain 550m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Non smoking, 143 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Run of House – 4.

44 Côte Du Palais, Québec City (YQB) MAP PAGE 76 REF. 3

From $

243 *

❖❖ Rooms feature contemporary décor and modern conveniences ❖❖ Popular bistro specialises in Nordic cuisine ❖❖ Indoor pool perfect after a day of sightseeing

Location: Located in the heart of the historic, culturally vibrant and gastronomic activity of Old Québec. Distances: Rue du Petit Champlain 850m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Restaurants (2), Bar, Day spa, Gym, Sauna, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 156 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Standard/Superior/Luxe – 4.

FAIRMONT LE CHÂTEAU FRONTENAC ¿¿¿¿¿

Fairmont Courtyard View 1 Des Carrieres Street, Québec City (YQB) MAP PAGE 76 REF. 1

From $

393 *

❖❖ Landmark luxury hotel with an elegant touch of historic Europe ❖❖ Highly regarded restaurants with exceptional views of the Saint Lawrence River ❖❖ Fairmont Gold club floor experience for the most discerning traveller

Location: Standing proudly on a bluff, ideally located inside the walls of Old Québec.

Distances: Rue du Petit Champlain 500m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurants (3), Bar, Day spa, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 611 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Fairmont Courtyard View/Deluxe/Junior Suite – 4, Fairmont Gold – 2.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ATLANTIC CANADA

The maritime communities of Atlantic Canada boast bustling towns, historic sites and stunning natural scenery. The relaxed island way of life is evident here, so take the time to slow down, stroll along the waterfront and feast on fresh, abundant seafood. Whale watching, kayaking, hiking and iceberg viewing are also big drawcards.

SEE

• Take in panoramic views as you hike the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island • See the Anne of Green Gables House on Prince Edward Island

Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia

• Spot icebergs in ‘Iceberg Alley’ off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador

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• Feast on a traditional lobster dinner at Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound & Restaurant in Nova Scotia

GULF OF ST LAWRENCE

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HALIFAX EXPERIENCE 3 NIGHT CITY BREAK INCLUDES • • • •

3 nights accommodation 2 hour 30 minute whale watching tour Travel and Information kit Taxes

Day 1: Halifax On arrival in Halifax, check-in to the hotel at leisure.

Day 2: Halifax Today the adventure begins aboard the Haligonian III for a memorable whale watching cruise to Chebucto Head.

On board, experienced naturalists offer local history and geography commentary as the crew scans the waters for whales and other marine wildlife.

Day 3: Halifax Today is free to meander through the historic streets of this fascinating city. Perhaps visit St Paul’s Church, the Historic Properties, Halifax Explosion memorials or the Victorian Public Gardens. Be sure to sample a variety of delicious seafood and other east coast delicacies in the many restaurants.

Day 4: Halifax Enjoy a final morning in Halifax today.

SUGGESTED HOTELS

Standard – Atlantica Hotel Halifax Superior – Hotel Halifax

From $

449 *^

per person twin share (YHZ)

ISLAND DRIVE & ANNE OF GREEN GABLES TOUR

View rolling farmlands, stunning seascapes, tiny villages and bustling harbours along the Green Gables Shore in preparation to tour the North Shore. There will be brief photo stops at quaint fishing villages, lighthouses and Cavendish Beach. Tour Green Gables House; the old farm house that inspired the novel, Anne of Green Gables. End with a stop at Prince Edward Island Preserve Company.

Includes: • Anne of Green Gables House tour • Jam tasting • Admission fees Duration: 4 hours Departs: Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun from Charlottetown at 11:30am (Jul – Sep)

^Based on 3 nights at Atlantica Hotel Halifax in a Standard

Peggy’s Cove

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Room, valid 15 May – 29 Sep 20. Ask your travel agent for prices for other dates and room types.

1 Jul – 30 Sep 20

Adult $100*

Child 4-13 yrs $73*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation packages are per person per package twin share, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room *category for travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

ATLANTIC CANADA HOTELS & APARTMENTS DELTA HOTELS BY MARRIOTT BEAUSEJOUR, MONCTON ¿¿¿¿

750 Main Street, Moncton (YQM) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 3

From $

273 *

DELTA HOTELS BY MARRIOTT SAINT JOHN ¿¿¿¯

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39 Kings Street, Saint John (YSJ) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 5

From $

276 *

❖❖ Kids will love the indoor pool with waterslide ❖❖ Full service day spa, ‘Opal21’ ❖❖ Well known Windjammer restaurant

❖❖ Situated above a shopping complex and

Location: Situated on the banks of the Peticodiac River, a great downtown location. Distances: City centre 70m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Waterslide, Spa, Restaurants (3), Bar, Beauty salon, Gym, Lift, Non smoking, 309 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: Situated in the midst of historic uptown Saint John, with several premier restaurants within a four-block radius. Distances: City centre 10m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Spa, Restaurant, Bar, 24 hour room service, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Parking (extra charge), Non smoking, 254 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Mini bar, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Deluxe – 4.

connected by walkway to more shopping ❖❖ Casual dining with fireplace at Mix Resto Bar

18 Queen Street, Charlottetown (YYG) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 4

299 *

❖❖ Enjoy a treatment at Cocoon Wellness Spa ❖❖ Bright and airy rooms with plush bedding ❖❖ Large, indoor heated pool, spa and gym

Location: Located downtown overlooking Peak’s Wharf Historic Waterfront and within walking distance to the boutiques, galleries and restaurants along vibrant Victoria Row. Distances: City centre 400m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor including children’s), Spa, Restaurant, Gym, Day spa, Sauna, Lift, Parking (extra charge), 211 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Water View – 4.

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1875 Barrington Street, Halifax (YHZ) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 2

From $

214 *

1725 Market Street, Halifax (YHZ) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 2

From $

302 *

❖❖ Connected to Casino Nova Scotia and the

❖❖ Indoor walkway connects you to the entertainment

convention centre by indoor walkway ❖❖ Tempo Food + Drink casual dining or Grab + Go

and dining of the Halifax Waterfront ❖❖ Highly acclaimed restaurant Gio

380 Esplanade, Sydney (YQY) MAP PAGE 78 REF. 1

From $

229 *

❖❖ Rooftop patio with barbecue and gorgeous views ❖❖ The open kitchen at Trio Restaurant & Lounge serves fresh local seafood

Includes breakfast daily.

Location: Situated in the heart of downtown Halifax close to historic east coast pubs. Distances: City centre 500m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 200 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: Located in the heart of downtown Halifax.

Distances: City centre 450m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor – heated), Restaurants (2), Bar, Gym, Sauna, Spa, Exterior patio, Convenience store, Parking (extra charge), 203 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Deluxe – 4.

Location: Perfectly located in the heart of the historic waterfront district of Sydney, the perfect starting point for your Cape Breton Island adventures. Distances: City centre 200m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Spa, Bar, Gym, Sauna, Lift, Parking (extra charge), Non smoking, 144 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Limited cooking facilities with microwave, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ALASKA The Juneau Icefield’s most visible ambassador is the 13 mile long Mendenhall Glacier

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Gates of the Arctic National Park

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ALASKA (USA)

Northwest Territory

Fairbanks Canada

Denali National Park and Preserve

Yukon

Talkeetna

Anchorage

Portage Glacier

Seward Katmai National Park

Kenai Fjords National Park

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Prince William Sound

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Glacier Bay National Park

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ALASKA Travelling in Alaska is like travelling to no other place on earth. Imagine your delight when you spot a bear with a cub or two in tow. That instant when the silence of a misty fjord is shattered by a pod of breaching whales. From wildlife viewing to guided glacier hikes or relaxing aboard a cruise, this is the adventure of a lifetime.

LAKE HOOD

DENALI NATIONAL PARK

A hive of activity, Lake Hood is the largest and busiest seaplane base in the world.

A walk around the whole lake takes around two hours and gives ample time to watch seaplanes taxiing, taking off, flying overhead and landing.

Amazing and awe-inspiring, Denali is the highest peak in North America. Its surrounding park is a wilderness that offers endless activities from hiking to flightseeing.

The wildlife viewing is excellent – see bears, wolves, Dall sheep, caribou and moose.

ARCTIC CIRCLE

KENAI FJORDS

PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND

Crossing the imaginary line around the northernmost part of the world takes you to a place of extremes. Here, the sun can shine for up to 24 hours in summer and not even rise in winter. Unique communities and the Northern Lights are Arctic highlights.

Fjords, wildlife and icebergs as big as houses – this glacial wonderland is begging to be explored. Ice and snow cover 60 percent of this amazing place, while moss-covered rainforest provides the perfect contrast.

Located close to Anchorage, Prince William Sound is home to 150 glaciers and 200 islands. Cruise the sound to see amazing rivers of slowly moving ice and deeply carved fjords. Wildlife is also prolific including Sea otters, Harbour seals and whales.

HUBBARD GLACIER

GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE

CRUISING WONDERLAND

One of the giants, Hubbard Glacier is tall and wide – over nine kilometres wide in fact.

Be impressed by the sheer size and striking blue colour of this massive natural wonder.

Hubbard can be quite an active glacier, and opportunities to see it calving are common.

Covering land and sea, Glacier Bay National Park offers amazingly wild scenery. Huge, tidewater glaciers descend into a marine park where whales play and seals bask on chunks of floating ice. Margerie Glacier is perhaps the most impressive in the area.

Cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage is like no other. See incredible scenery of mountains, fjords, glaciers and rainforests and observe wildlife such as Bald eagles and porpoises.

Visit unique communities including the city of Juneau and the fishing town of Ketchikan.

ANCHORAGE

NORTHERN ALASKA

THE GALLOPING GLACIER

AMERICA’S HIGHEST PEAK

KENAI PENINSULA

FAIRBANKS

INTERIOR ALASKA Fairbanks is a great hub for adventures in the state’s interior. A vibrant city in its own right, this charming community offers authentic Alaskan attractions and native culture with endless opportunities for exploration nearby.

SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA

INSIDE PASSAGE

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WILDLIFE & UNIQUE EXPERIENCES

It’s hard to get more wildly different than Alaska! Imagine seeing Brown bears snatching salmon from a stream or Humpback whales doing acrobatics. One of the best ways to experience incredible wildlife is on an extended tour. Local, expert guides know the best places and the best times to view amazing wildlife, so sit back, relax and have your camera at the ready!

Travel into the heart of Alaska, visit Denali National Park and Preserve, the Brooks Range and remote communities who call the Arctic Circle home. Alaska is also a great place to see the phenomenal spectacle of the Northern Lights, something not to be missed.

Denali National Park and Preserve Prudhoe Bay 11 Deadhorse

From $

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HIGHLIGHTS START/FINISH OVERNIGHT MOTORCOACH

Fairbanks

FLIGHT

ARCTIC OCEAN ADVENTURE 3 DAYS Day 1: Fairbanks to Prudhoe Bay Make your own way to the airport. Begin exploring Alaska’s Arctic with a flight from Fairbanks to Deadhorse.

Transfer to Prudhoe Bay and enjoy a guided oil field tour including a stop at the Arctic Ocean. Overnight in Deadhorse (Prudhoe Bay).

Day 2: Prudhoe Bay to Coldfoot Camp Travel through the remote Brooks Range, the farthest north mountain range in North America.

per person twin share

3 DAYS | FAIRBANKS TO FAIRBANKS TRAVEL TYPE: Escorted DEPARTS: Tue, Fri (26 May – 8 Sep 20)

Brooks R an ge Arctic

1853 *^

Spectacular peaks and vast lands make this one of the most unpopulated regions in the world. Visit the small community of Wiseman. Overnight at Coldfoot Camp.

Day 3: Coldfoot Camp to Fairbanks Travelling out of the foothills of the Brooks Range today, the experienced driver guide will provide insight and information about Alaska’s Arctic region. Continue the journey south on the Dalton Highway to the Yukon River and on to Fairbanks where the tour concludes.

• • • •

Travel along the remote Dalton Highway See the Brooks Mountain Range Cross the Arctic Circle to the Arctic Ocean America’s richest oil field in Prudhoe Bay

INCLUDES • • • • •

2 nights accommodation Prudhoe Bay oil field tour Guided tour of the Dalton Highway Flight from Fairbanks to Deadhorse All taxes

^Price valid 26 May – 16 Jun 20. Accommodation has shared facilities. Price based on Fly/Drive. Tour also operates in reverse. Not suitable for children under 10 yrs.

From $

1945 *^

per person twin share

3 DAYS | FAIRBANKS TO FAIRBANKS TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (1 Jun – 15 Sep 20) HIGHLIGHTS

BETTLES LODGE ADVENTURE 3 DAYS Day 1: Fairbanks to Bettles (D) Make your own way to the airport. Enjoy the scenic flight from Fairbanks crossing the mighty Yukon River and Arctic Circle. You might get a glimpse of the Brooks Range and Gates of the Arctic National Park (weather permitting). Upon arrival, tour the Native village of Evansville and the town of Bettles. Stay the next two nights at Bettles Lodge.

Brooks Range and today is free to enjoy everything the lodge has to offer. Perhaps go river rafting, canoeing, hiking or gold panning.

Day 3: Bettles to Fairbanks (B) There may be free time this morning before the return flight to Fairbanks.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

• • • •

Scenic flight over the Arctic Circle Enjoy a tour of Evansville native village Take an interesting tour of Bettles town Nature based activities at Bettles Lodge

INCLUDES • • • • •

2 nights accommodation Meals as specified Return flights Fairbanks to Bettles Guided village and river tour All taxes

^Price valid 1 Jun – 31 Jul 20. Accommodation has shared facilities. Prices for private facilities also available.

Not suitable for children under 8 yrs.

Day 2: Bettles (BLD) Bettles Lodge offers a remote setting close to the

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Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

WILDLIFE & UNIQUE EXPERIENCES Anchorage

From $

3937 *^

per person twin share

3 DAYS | ANCHORAGE TO ANCHORAGE TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (1 Jun – 16 Sep 20) King Salmon

2

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Katmai National Park

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

Brooks

FLIGHT

KATMAI NATIONAL PARK & BROOKS 3 DAYS Day 1: Anchorage to King Salmon & Brooks This morning, fly from Anchorage to King Salmon where a local representative will transfer you to a seaplane for a 20 minute flight to Brooks Camp. On arrival in Brooks, meet with Park Service staff for a safety orientation.

Brooks River and Falls is known worldwide for its large population of Brown bears due to salmon migration.

Spend the remainder of the day exploring Brooks Camp, viewing Brown bears from observation platforms, and hiking on the numerous trails. In the evening, fly back to King Salmon. Stay the next two nights in King Salmon.

INCLUDES

Day 2: King Salmon & Brooks Fly to Brooks to spend the day bear viewing. Partake in the offered park ranger programs.

Day 3: King Salmon & Brooks to Anchorage This morning, fly from King Salmon to Brooks for bear viewing. Spend the day at Brooks, perhaps take a walk on the trails to the observation platforms or take a guided bus tour to the Valley of 10,000 Smokes (extra charge).

In the late afternoon fly from Brooks to King Salmon and then on to Anchorage where the tour concludes.

Seward

2 Fox Island 2HRS

START/FINISH OVERNIGHT BOAT

Day 1: Seward to Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge (LD) Make your own way to Seward small boat harbour.

At midday, depart for the 60 minute cruise to Fox Island.

Day 2: Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge (BLD) Today enjoy a guided kayaking tour and the rest of day at leisure to relax and enjoy the scenic area.

Enjoy a short orientation and a delicious lunch.

Afterwards settle into your cabin and explore this beautiful area.

Day 3: Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge to Seward (BL) After breakfast, depart on a boat cruise into Kenai Fjords National Park. Look for marine wildlife, steep jagged cliffs, seabirds and calving glaciers. You may even see whales! Return to Seward in the afternoon.

• • • •

per person twin share

Cruise through Resurrection Bay Take a beach walk guided by a Park Ranger Enjoy a guided kayaking tour Cruise Kenai Fjords National Park and see marine wildlife and calving glaciers

INCLUDES • • • • • • •

2 nights 3 star lodge accommodation Meals as specified Boat transfer Seward to Fox Island Guided beach walk with park ranger Guided kayaking tour Resurrection Bay Cruise Fox Island to Seward Taxes and fees

From $

Denali National Park and Preserve

1927 *^

per person twin share

5 DAYS | ANCHORAGE TO ANCHORAGE TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (17 May – 9 Sep 20) Talkeetna

2

HIGHLIGHTS START/FINISH OVERNIGHT COACH RAIL

DENALI HIGHLIGHTS 5 DAYS

Day 3: Denali National Park and Preserve Tour the national park today. Enjoy the pristine

2842 *^

^Price valid 23 May – 2 Sep 20. Not suitable for children under 8 yrs.

(B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner)

2 Denali

Day 2: Anchorage to Denali This morning, enjoy a 60 minute sightseeing tour with the Anchorage Trolley Tour. In the afternoon depart on a bus transfer to Denali. Stay the next two nights at the Denali park entrance area.

^Price valid 1 Jun – 16 Sep 20. Not suitable for children under 7 yrs.

HIGHLIGHTS

KENAI FJORDS WILDERNESS LODGE 3 DAYS

Day 1: Anchorage On arrival in Anchorage, make your own way to the hotel. Overnight in Anchorage.

2 nights accommodation at King Salmon Return flights Anchorage to King Salmon Daily return flights King Salmon to Brooks Taxes and fees

3 DAYS | SEWARD TO SEAWARD TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (23 May – 2 Sep 20) Resurrection Bay

Anchorage

• • • •

From $

1HR

Take a park ranger-led beach walk, or self guided hike.

Stay the next two nights at Kenai Fjords Wilderness Lodge, Fox Island.

• Daily Brown bear viewing opportunities from observation platforms including Brooks Falls • Hiking the trails of Katmai National Park • National Park Ranger programs

wilderness and look for wildlife, such as bears, caribou and moose, as well as views of mountain Denali.

• Sightseeing tour of Anchorage • Explore Denali National Park and Preserve, see local wildlife and the highest peak in North America • Train travel on the Alaska Railroad

INCLUDES

Day 4: Denali to Anchorage Spend the morning at leisure. Around noon depart for Anchorage on the train. Upon arrival in Anchorage this evening, make your own way to the hotel. Overnight in Anchorage.

• • • • • •

4 nights 3 star accommodation 60 minute Anchorage Trolley tour 7-8 hour Denali National Park bus tour Transfer Anchorage to Denali Rail travel Denali to Anchorage All taxes

Day 5: Anchorage The tour comes to an end this morning.

^Price valid 17 – 28 May 20. Prices for upgraded accommodation also available.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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WILDLIFE & UNIQUE EXPERIENCES From $

4615 *^

per person twin share

7 DAYS | JUNEAU TO JUNEAU TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (30 May – 25 Aug 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Explore the capital of Juneau and ride the aerial tramway • Bear viewing on Admiralty Island • Whale watching in Icy Strait • See glaciers in Glacier Bay National Park

INCLUDES

BEARS, WHALES & GLACIERS 7 DAYS Day 1: Juneau On arrival in Juneau, make your own way to the hotel.

Stay the next three nights in Juneau.

Day 2: Juneau Explore Juneau at leisure, a ticket for the Mt Roberts Tramway, the only aerial tramway in southeast Alaska, is included. Glide up through the rainforest to the Mountain House and enjoy expansive views of Juneau and Gastineau Channel.

Day 3: Juneau – Bear Viewing Board a classic Alaska bush plane for a 25 minute flight to Admiralty Island where the aircraft will land on the water. Enjoy around five hours in bear country. Fly back to Juneau in the afternoon.

Day 4: Juneau to Gustavus Make your own way to the airport for a 25 minute flight from Juneau to Gustavus. Be transferred to Glacier Bay Lodge and explore the area or participate in one of the offered park ranger programs. Stay the next two nights at Glacier Bay Lodge.

Day 5: Gustavus – Whale Watching Today enjoy a whale watching cruise into Icy Strait. These are the summer feeding grounds for Humpback whales. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Day 6: Gustavus to Juneau (L) Early this morning depart on a full day cruise into Glacier Bay National Park. During this cruise you have a chance to see wildlife including Black or Brown bears.

Lunch is included on the cruise. In the late afternoon or evening, be transferred to the Gustavus airport. Fly to Juneau and make your own way to the hotel. Overnight in Juneau.

• • • • • • • • •

6 nights 3 star accommodation Meals as specified Scheduled return flight Juneau to Gustavus Mt Roberts Tramway Admiralty Island bear viewing tour with return flights 8 hour Glacier Bay catamaran cruise 3 hour 30 minute Icy Straits whale watching cruise Transfers in Gustavus All taxes

^Price valid 30 May – 8 Jun, 21 Jun – 25 Aug 20. Not suitable for children under 9 yrs.

Glacier Bay National Park

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Day 7: Juneau The tour concludes this morning.

(L = lunch) START/FINISH OVERNIGHT

Admirality Island

FLIGHT

From $

3574 *^

per person twin share

8 DAYS | ANCHORAGE TO ANCHORAGE TRAVEL TYPE: Independent DEPARTS: Daily (14 May – 6 Sep 20) HIGHLIGHTS • Alaska Railroad train travel • Enjoy a cruise through stunning Kenai Fjords National Park • Tour Denali National Park and Preserve

INCLUDES • • • • •

GLACIERS & WILDLIFE 8 DAYS Day 1: Anchorage On arrival in Anchorage, make your own way to the hotel. Stay the next two nights in Anchorage.

Day 2: Anchorage Explore Alaska’s largest city at leisure. Perhaps go shopping, visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center or enjoy an optional tour.

Day 3: Anchorage to Seward (L) Make your own way to the train station and take the four hour scenic train journey along Cook Inlet and into the glacier filled Kenai Mountains. Upon arrival in Seward, enjoy a cruise of Kenai Fjords National Park. The park boasts abundant wildlife, alpine and tidewater glaciers and breathtaking scenery. Watch for Stellar sea lions, seals, puffins, eagles and whales. Stop in front of the glacier to hear it moving and possibly see ice fall into the ocean. Overnight in Seward.

Day 4: Seward to Talkeetna Travel by coach to Talkeetna today. Overnight in Talkeetna.

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Day 5: Talkeetna to Denali Enjoy most of the day at leisure in Talkeetna before departing by coach to Denali in the evening. Stay the next two nights at the Denali park entrance area.

Day 6: Denali National Park and Preserve Discover Denali National Park and Preserve on a narrated bus tour. Enjoy the pristine wilderness and look for wildlife, such as bears, caribou and moose, as well as views of mountain Denali.

Day 7: Denali to Anchorage In the morning there is time for optional activities before departing on the Alaska Railroad to Anchorage. Make your own way to the hotel. Overnight in Anchorage.

Day 8: Anchorage The tour concludes this morning.

(L = lunch)

7 nights 3 star accommodation Meals as specified 6 hour Kenai Fjords National Park boat tour 7-8 hour Denali National Park bus tour Alaska Railroad standard rail car seating Anchorage to Seward • Alaska Railroad standard rail car seating Denali to Anchorage • Transfers Seward to Talkeetna • Transfers Talkeetna to Denali • All taxes

^Price valid 14 – 29 May 20. Prices for upgraded accommodation also available.

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START/FINISH OVERNIGHT COACH RAIL

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

ANCHORAGE

Anchorage encompasses wild adventures and awe-inspiring scenery for a once in a lifetime Alaskan experience. Go fishing in Ship Creek or in winter go dog sledding, skiing and snowmobiling. Further afield you will discover the towering glaciers and abundant wildlife of Kenai Fjords National Park and Prince William Sound.

SEE

• See glaciers calve as you cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park

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ALASKA RAILROAD – COASTAL CLASSIC

ALASKA RAILROAD – DENALI STAR

Anchorage to Seward

Alaska Railroad’s flagship train, Denali Star, takes you along the Knik Arm and crosses the Knik River with the Chugach Mountains as a backdrop. South of Talkeetna, Denali comes into view. Veering into the backcountry, view the snaking Indian River and Hurricane Gulch from a 90 metre bridge. South of Denali, Broad Pass offers majestic views of the Alaska Range. North of the park, the train winds along Healy Canyon, following the curves of the Nenana River below.

This narrated sightseeing tour brings you to Anchorage’s historical points of interest, such as Earthquake Park and Lake Hood, the busiest private seaplane base in the world! Next visit the spectacular Alaska Native Heritage Center. Learn about the rich heritage of Alaska’s 11 major cultural groups during a guided walk through native village settings. Experience Alaska’s native culture firsthand through engaging storytelling, authentic native song and dance and artist demonstrations.

Duration: 11 hours 45 minutes Operates: Daily (14 May – 20 Sep 20)

Includes: • Alaska Native Heritage Center • Return transfers from Anchorage accommodation

Anchorage to Fairbanks

Departing Anchorage, the Coastal Classic Train meanders through the stretch of pristine wilderness between Anchorage and Seward. The train winds along Turnagain Arm, where the steep mountains of the Chugach Range plunge directly to the sea. After a late morning arrival in Seward, the train comes to halt on the shores of Resurrection Bay. Duration: 4 hours 20 minutes Operates: Daily (9 May – 21 Sep 20) Gold Dome Rail Car Service and same day roundtrip prices also available.

9 – 31 May, 1 – 21 Sep 20 1 Jun – 31 Aug 20

Adult $156*^ $177*^

Child 2-11 yrs $79*^ $88*^

^Price based on Standard Rail Car Service, one way.

Gold Dome Rail Car Service and same day roundtrip prices also available.

14 – 31 May, 1 – 20 Sep 20 1 Jun – 31 Aug 20

Adult $315*^ $394*^

Child 2-11 yrs $158*^ $198*^

^Price based on Standard Rail Car Service, one way.

ANCHORAGE CITY TOUR & NATIVE HERITAGE CENTER

Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Anchorage at 8am (seasonal variations) (10 May – 7 Sep 20)

10 May – 7 Sep 20

Adult/Child $178*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ANCHORAGE TOURS

26 GLACIER CRUISE INTO PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND Travel from Anchorage by either coach or train before departing on a five hour 26 Glacier Cruise. The cruise will travel over 140 miles into Prince William Sound to see 26 ‘named’ glaciers and many more unnamed.

Come face to face with these towering masses of ice, so close you can hear the glaciers move.

Includes: • Cruise through Prince William Sound • Hot lunch • Travel by coach or train Duration: Coach: 10 hours, Train: 11 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Anchorage Coach: 9:15am (1 May – 4 Oct 20), Train: 9:45am (23 May – 16 Sep 20)

Coach 1 May – 4 Oct 20 Train 23 May – 16 Sep 20

Adult

Child 2-11 yrs

$434*

$249*

$498*

$271*

DISCOVER DENALI FLIGHTSEEING Fly by floatplane (or plane on skis in the winter) from Anchorage’s Lake Hood, the world’s busiest seaplane airport. Enjoy an aerial tour over the foothills of Denali National Park to view the entire length of the Ruth Glacier, the Great Gorge and Mount Denali. A lake landing provides an opportunity for photos of a remote wilderness area.

Includes: • Scenic floatplane aerial tour • Lake landing • Return transfers from selected Anchorage accommodation (mid-May to mid-Sep) Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Anchorage on demand (1 Apr – 31 Dec 20) Glacier & Wildlife Flightseeing prices also available.

1 Apr – 31 Dec 20 2 Jan – 31 Mar 21

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Adult/Child $824* $866*

KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK

Travel from Anchorage to Seward and depart on a six hour boat cruise into Kenai Fjords National Park, famous for its rich marine wildlife, beautiful fjords, coastal landscapes and glaciers.

Includes: • 6 hour Kenai Fjords National Park Boat Cruise • Lunch • Port fee and taxes • Travel by coach Duration: 14 hours 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Anchorage at 7am (15 May – 15 Sep 20)

REDOUBT BAY BEAR VIEWING

Enjoy a one hour flight by floatplane following a scenic route across Cook Inlet to the foothills of the Aleutian Range and Lake Clark Wilderness Preserve. At Redoubt Bay Lodge, enjoy a guided bear viewing tour by pontoon boat with a stop at Wolverine Creek Cove.

Includes: • 3 hour (Half Day option) or 6 hour (Full Day option) guided bear viewing boat tour • Lunch • Return flights from Anchorage • Return transfers from selected Anchorage accommodation Duration: Half Day: 6 hours, Full Day: 10 hours Departs: Daily from Anchorage (15 Jun – 15 Aug 20) Half Day: 8am, 12:30pm, Full Day: 8am

Rail and Coach/Rail Travel options also available.

Not suitable for children under 7 yrs.

15 May – 15 Sep 20

Adult $582*

Child 2-11 yrs $297*

HELICOPTER ADVENTURE WITH GLACIER DOG SLED TOUR

Travel by van to Knik River Lodge and take a breathtaking 15 minute helicopter ride up to a glacier.

After landing on the glacier, experience a dog sledding adventure with an experienced Iditarod Musher who will teach you to mush your own dog sled team along the snow-covered glacier. Spend approximately one hour on the glacier.

Includes: • Return scenic helicopter flight • Dog sledding • Return transfers from selected Anchorage accommodation Duration: 7 hours Departs: Daily from Anchorage at 8:45am, 1:45pm (14 May – 15 Aug 20) 14 May – 15 Aug 20

Adult $1137*

^Price valid when travelling with 2 adults.

Child 2-11 yrs $1045*^

15 Jun – 15 Aug 20 Half Day Full Day

Adult $1393* $1594*

Child 7-11 yrs $1302* $1469*

TURNAGAIN TURNAROUND TOUR

Take a tour along Turnagain Arm, one of the most scenic drives in the country. Travel south along the Seward Highway toward Girdwood and learn all about the area on the way to Mt Alyeska. Take in the spectacular views as you ride an aerial tram to the top of the mountain.

After lunch, visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and see Alaskan animals including moose, bears, elk, caribou, owls and more. Keep your eyes open for Dall sheep and Bald eagles on the way back to Anchorage.

Includes: • Small group tour • Lunch • Return transfers from selected Anchorage accommodation Duration: 6 hours Departs: Daily from Anchorage at 11am (seasonal variations) (16 May – 12 Oct 20)

16 May – 12 Oct 20

Adult $295*

Child 2-11 yrs $205*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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Standard 3450 Aviation Avenue, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 1

From $

256 *

❖❖ Pipers Restaurant offers home-style cooking with views of Lake Hood from the outdoor patio ❖❖ Walk-in freezer storage for your fishing catch

600 East Benson Boulevard, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 3

From $

509 *

❖❖ All suites have separate bedroom and living area ❖❖ Alaskan dining at Territory Kitchen & Bar ❖❖ Manager’s reception with wine and canapés daily

4800 Spenard Road, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 5

From $

260 *

❖❖ On the shores of Lake Spenard where floatplanes take off and land

❖❖ Alaskan restaurant with lake views

Includes breakfast daily.

Location: Conveniently located on tranquil Lake Hood near the airport, a 10 minute drive to downtown Anchorage. Distances: City centre 7km.

Property Features: Pool, Restaurant, Parking (free), Free shuttle bus from airport, 141 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Location: A central location in the midtown area, a five minute drive to downtown and a 10 minute drive to the airport and Lake Hood. Distances: City centre 3.5km.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Library, Billiards, Pool (indoor), Spa, Gym, 270 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Microwave, Coffee maker, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: King Suite – 4.

Location: Set on the shores of Lake Spenard next to Lake Hood, the busiest seaplane base in the world.

Distances: City centre 5km.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Convenience store, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Non smoking, Parking (free), 248 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Heating, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Docking station, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Deluxe – 4, St Elias Suite/McKinley Suite – 3.

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401 East 6th Avenue, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 6

From $

302 *

❖❖ Close to great restaurants and attractions ❖❖ Ice Spa – day spa with views of Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountain Range

Location: Located on the outskirts of the downtown shopping area, a 10 minute walk to the Anchorage Museum. Distances: City centre 1km.

Property Features: Restaurants (2), Coffee shop, Bar, Room service, Day spa, Gym, Gift shop, Guest laundry, Laundry service, Non smoking, Parking (extra charge), 370 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer, Safe.

Max Capacity: Guest – 4, Junior Suite – 3.

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109 West International Airport Road, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 2

From $

222 *

500 West Third Avenue, Anchorage (ANC) MAP PAGE 85 REF. 4

From $

328 *

❖❖ Indoor heated pool and spa ❖❖ Juno restaurant has a traditional Alaskan menu ❖❖ Complimentary airport shuttle service

❖❖ Extensive Alaskan art collection in the lobby ❖❖ True Alaskan dining at Hooper Bay Café ❖❖ Rooms have city, mountain or water views

Location: Conveniently close to the airport, located in accessible midtown Anchorage with downtown Anchorage a 15 minute drive away. Distances: City centre 8km.

Property Features: Pool (indoor – heated), Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Spa, Parking (free), Free shuttle bus from airport, 165 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Cable TV, Docking station, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Deluxe/Executive – 2.

Location: Situated in the heart of downtown Anchorage near the city’s most popular attractions. Distances: City centre 250m.

Property Features: Pool (indoor), Restaurants (2), Bar, Gym, Parking (extra charge), 606 rooms.

Room Features: Wi-Fi (extra charge), Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, In-room movies (pay to view), Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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REGIONAL ALASKA

The hub of interior Alaska, Fairbanks is known for its long summer days, dog mushing and Northern Lights in winter.

A two hour drive brings you to Denali National Park and Preserve, home to the tallest mountain in North America and six million acres of prime hiking and wildlife viewing territory. Seward, Skagway and Juneau are ports for many cruises to Alaska’s glacial wonderlands.

SEE

• Watch the Northern Lights light up the night sky in Fairbanks (September to April)

DO

Denali

• See dramatic fjords and glaciers on a cruise of Glacier Bay National Park • Cross the Arctic Circle for a taste of unique northern villages and rolling tundra • Journey back in time on a sternwheeler on the Chena River in Fairbanks

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Coldfoot Fairbanks 2 Denali Canada

Talkeetna 5

Alaska Folk Festival, Juneau 13 to 19 April

Katmai National Park

Golden Days, Fairbanks 11 to 19 July

Yukon

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Anchorage

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Seward Kenai Fjords National Park

Prince William Sound Hubbard Glacier

6 Skagway 1 Juneau

Mendenhall Glacier

Glacier Bay National Park

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ARCTIC CIRCLE FLY/DRIVE

An Alaska travel experience would not be complete without seeing Alaska’s Arctic. Fly from Fairbanks to Coldfoot for an aerial view of the vast Alaska landscape.

On land, tour the Dalton Highway, cross the Arctic Circle and experience the Yukon River. View the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and visit the rural community of Joy. Includes: • Scenic flight Fairbanks to Coldfoot • Arctic land tour • Small group tour Duration: 11 to 12 hours Departs: Daily from Fairbanks at 5:30am (21 May – 17 Sep 20) Weather conditions may delay the return, overnight in Fairbanks is recommended. Not suitable for children under 9 yrs. 1pm Tour prices also available.

21 May – 17 Jun 20 18 Jun – 17 Sep 20

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Adult $818* $854*

DENALI TUNDRA WILDERNESS TOUR

This narrated bus tour travels through the pristine wilderness of Denali. An experienced naturalist will provide an overview of the land and its wildlife. Along the way, stops will be made at scenic overlooks and for viewing wildlife, such as bears, caribou and moose.

Includes: • Wildlife viewing • Naturalist guide • Boxed snack • Bottled water • Return transfers from selected Denali accommodation Duration: 7 to 8 hours Departs: Daily from Denali, times vary seasonally (21 May – 11 Sep 20)

21 May – 11 Sep 20

Adult $379*

Child 0-14 yrs $176*

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HOTELS PAGE

Four Points by Sheraton, Juneau ◆◆◆◆ 89 Candlewood Suites Fairbanks ◆◆◆◆ 89 Grande Denali Lodge ◆◆◆◆ 89 Seaward Windsong Lodge ◆◆◆ 89 Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge ◆◆◆ 89 Westmark Inn Skagway ◆◆ 89

STERNWHEELER RIVERBOAT DISCOVERY TOUR

Climb aboard the Riverboat Discovery vessel for an unforgettable cruise into the history of Interior Alaska on the Chena and Tanana Rivers. This narrated tour provides background on the area’s natural history and the Athabascan Native culture. See a floatplane take off, meet sled dogs, witness the ‘wedding of the rivers’ and gain insight into the ancient Athabascan Indian culture.

Alaskan Native guides who have worked and lived in Alaska will take you on a personalised tour of the Chena Indian Village.

Includes: • 3 hour cruise on authentic sternwheeler • Chena Indian Village tour with native guide • Informative commentary Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Fairbanks at 9am, 2pm (28 May – 2 Sep 20) Adult Child 3-12 yrs 28 May – 2 Sep 20 $140* $86*

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

REGIONAL ALASKA HOTELS TALKEETNA ALASKAN LODGE

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438 *

238 George Parks Highway, Denali $ National Park (DZZ) MAP PAGE 88 REF. 3 From

423 *

551 Harold Bentley Avenue, Fairbanks (FAI) MAP PAGE 88 REF. 2

From $

167 *

❖❖ Stunning lodge with a striking river rock fireplace ❖❖ Rooms offer mountain or forest views ❖❖ Free shuttle service to downtown Talkeetna

❖❖ Character-filled log and rock lodge ❖❖ Rooms have Nenana River or hillside views ❖❖ Alpenglow restaurant serves Alaskan seafood

❖❖ Across from extensive bike and walking path ❖❖ Handy Grab and Go counter with essential items ❖❖ All rooms have cooking facilities

Location: A short drive to Talkeetna town centre with views of the Alaska Range from the main building.

Distances: Town centre 2km.

Property Features: Fireplace, Restaurants (2), Bar, Gym, Boutique, Free shuttle bus to downtown, 212 rooms.

Room Features: Heating, Fan, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Main Lodge Standard/Main Lodge Mountain View – 4, Guest Lodge – 2.

Location: Close to the entrance of Denali National Park and Preserve, just steps from adventure. Distances: Denali National Park and Preserve 1.5km.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Non smoking, 166 rooms.

Room Features: Air-conditioning, Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave (Guest Cabin), Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 4, Guest Cabin – 2.

Location: Less than a 10 minute drive to downtown Fairbanks, located across from shopping and restaurants. Distances: City centre 3km.

Property Features: Barbecue area, Grab and Go counter, Gym, DVD and board game library, Household appliance library, Guest laundry (free), 123 rooms.

Room Features: Limited cooking facilities with microwave and dishwasher, Cable TV, DVD player.

Max Capacity: Queen Suite – 4.

Lodge is open mid-May to mid-Sep.

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Guest 31772 Herman Leirer Road, Seward (SWD) MAP PAGE 88 REF. 4

From $

340 *

Corner 3rd and Spring Streets, Skagway (SGY) MAP PAGE 88 REF. 6

From $

313 *

❖❖ Set in serene wilderness yet close to activities ❖❖ Charming rooms with Alaskan style log furniture ❖❖ Famous Resurrection Roadhouse restaurant

❖❖ Turn-of-the-century style and rustic charm will

Location: Nestled in the tranquil Exit Glacier Valley, located just outside the small and delightful city of Seward.

Distances: Town centre 6.5km.

Property Features: Restaurants (2), Bar, Coffee shop, DVD library, Parking (free), 180 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave (Suite), DVD player, Spa bath (Suite), Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard/Standard with Deck/Suite – 4.

Location: Centrally located adjacent to the historic district, within walking distance to the cruise ship docks and entertainment. Distances: Town centre 150m.

Property Features: Free Wi-Fi (common areas), Restaurants (2), Café, Bar, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Guest laundry, Parking (free), Free shuttle bus to airport or ferry terminal, 94 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Standard – 2.

Lodge is open mid-May to mid-Sep.

take you back to the Gold Rush days ❖❖ Authentic Alaskan Bonanza Bar & Grill

51 West Egan Drive, Juneau (JNU) MAP PAGE 88 REF. 1

From $

373 *

❖❖ Great rooms with mountain or sea views ❖❖ Sports bar and grill has many beers on tap ❖❖ Rooms feature Four Points Signature Beds

Location: Located in historic downtown Juneau, next to Centennial Hall Convention Center and across from the small boat harbour. Distances: Town centre 400m.

Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Room service, Gym, Laundry/dry cleaning service, Parking (free), 104 rooms.

Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Ironing facilities, Hair dryer.

Max Capacity: Guest/Water View – 4.

Hotel is open mid-May to mid-Sep.

Prices are a guide only, subject to change and availability and are in Australian Dollars. From prices for accommodation are per room per night for 2 people, unless otherwise specified and based on the lowest room category for *travel in low season. Prices for tours and transfers are per person, unless otherwise specified. For full terms and conditions including pricing and conditions, refer to the Booking Conditions at the back of this brochure.

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ACCOMMODATION INDEX CANADA

Rosedale on Robson Suite Hotel...............................41

Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel .........................75

Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre......................40

Cambridge Suites Sydney.........................................79

InterContinental Montréal...........................................75

Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel .....................41

The Barrington Hotel, Halifax.....................................79

Le Nouvel Hotel & Spa...............................................75

Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver ..................................42

Delta Hotels by Marriott Beausejour, Moncton...........79

Novotel Montréal Centre............................................75

VICTORIA

Delta Hotels by Marriott Prince Edward, Charlottetown............................................................79

NIAGARA FALLS

DoubleTree by Hilton & Suites Victoria ......................45

Crowne Plaza Fallsview ............................................71

Fairmont Empress.....................................................45

Delta Hotels by Marriott Saint John............................79

Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Suites .............71

Hotel Grand Pacific....................................................45

Prince George Hotel, Halifax......................................79

Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa...................................71

Sandman Hotel & Suites Victoria...............................45

CALGARY

Sheraton on the Falls.................................................71

WHISTLER

Delta Hotels by Marriott Calgary Downtown...............60

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Crystal Lodge............................................................47

Fairmont Palliser........................................................60

Days Inn & Suites Yellowknife ...................................65

Delta Hotels by Marriott Whistler Village Suites..........47

Ramada Hotel Downtown Calgary.............................60

The Explorer Hotel, Yellowknife..................................65

Fairmont Chateau Whistler ........................................47

Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre..........................60

OTTAWA

Westin Resort & Spa Whistler....................................47

CANADIAN ROCKIES

Fairmont Château Laurier..........................................73

Baker Creek Mountain Resort, Lake Louise...............55

Lord Elgin Hotel.........................................................73

Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa.......................................56

Novotel Ottawa..........................................................73

Banff Park Lodge.......................................................56

QUÉBEC CITY

Buffalo Mountain Lodge, Banff...................................57

Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.................................77

The Crimson, Jasper.................................................53

Hotel Clarendon .......................................................77

ALASKA

Elk + Avenue, Banff...................................................56

Hotel Manoir Victoria.................................................77

ANCHORAGE

Emerald Lake Lodge.................................................54

REGIONAL WEST ROCKIES

Coast International Inn...............................................87

Fairmont Banff Springs..............................................56

Best Western Plus Kelowna Hotel & Suites................49

Crowne Plaza Anchorage-Midtown............................87

Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise..................................55

Sandman Signature Kamloops..................................49

Embassy Suites Anchorage.......................................87

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge......................................53

SUN PEAKS

Hilton Anchorage.......................................................87

Glacier View Lodge, Icefields Parkway.......................54

Sun Peaks Grand Hotel.............................................48

Lake Louise Inn.........................................................55

Sun Peaks Lodge......................................................48

Moose Hotel & Suites, Banff......................................57

TORONTO

ATLANTIC CANADA

Mountaineer Lodge, Lake Louise...............................55

Chelsea Hotel............................................................69

Whistler Peak Lodge..................................................47

YUKON Aurora Inn Dawson City.............................................63 Best Western Gold Rush Inn, Whitehorse..................63 Edgewater Hotel Whitehorse.....................................63

Lakefront Anchorage ................................................87 Sheraton Anchorage Hotel & Spa..............................87

DENALI Grande Denali Lodge.................................................89

Mount Royal Hotel, Banff...........................................57

Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto..................69

FAIRBANKS

The Rimrock Resort Hotel, Banff................................57

Fairmont Royal York Hotel.........................................69

Candlewood Suites Fairbanks...................................89

Tonquin Inn, Jasper...................................................53

VANCOUVER

JUNEAU

Whistler’s Inn, Jasper.................................................53

Blue Horizon Hotel.....................................................40

Four Points by Sheraton, Juneau...............................89

EDMONTON

Carmana Plaza..........................................................40

SEWARD

Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton Centre.................61

Fairmont Hotel Vancouver .........................................41

Seward Windsong Lodge..........................................89

Fairmont Hotel Macdonald........................................61

Fairmont Waterfront ..................................................42

SKAGWAY

MANITOBA

JW Marriott Parq Vancouver......................................42

Westmark Inn Skagway.............................................89

Delta Hotels by Marriott Winnipeg..............................66

Pacific Gateway Hotel at Vancouver Airport...............40

TALKEETNA

Fairmont Winnipeg....................................................66

Pan Pacific Hotel Vancouver......................................42

Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge...........................................89

Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park

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MONTRÉAL

BOOKING CONDITIONS Please read these Booking Conditions carefully as they apply to all bookings with Viva Holidays.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS

HOW TO BOOK

Your deposit is forfeited.

Contact your ATAS travel agent and request a reservation.

All verbal quotes provided are an estimate only and subject to change until confirmed in writing.

PRICES & CONDITIONS

This brochure was printed on 28 October 2019. The prices in this brochure are valid for travel from 1 April 2020 – 31 March 2021, unless otherwise stated, are in Australian dollars and include GST where applicable. Exchange rates used when pricing this brochure are as at 4 October 2019. All prices are subject to availability, subject to change and can be withdrawn or varied without notice. Price changes may occur by reason of matters outside our control which increase the cost of the Product or Service. Such factors include (without limitation) adverse currency fluctuations, fuel surcharges, taxes and airfare increases. Surcharges and minimum stays may apply due to demand, Christmas and New Year’s Eve, school and public holidays, special events and other circumstances. All prices are the lowest available prices at the time of print and are a guide only. Please check all prices, availability, fees, conditions and information with your travel agent before booking.

If we must change any part of your booking for reasons beyond our control, for example, an Accommodation Supplier overbooks accommodation, or if there is an increase in taxes or Supplier charges, we will notify you. If any such changes result in your holiday costing more or otherwise being materially different from that originally booked, you may cancel the booking and we will refund any monies already paid less any charges levied

by Suppliers.

PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE

Anything not specifically indicated as being an inclusion.

OMISSIONS & ERRORS

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and currency of the information in the brochures, errors or omissions may occur. All errors and omissions identified post the date of publication are notified to our retail partners to advise you.

Please check with your agent for all up-to-date corrections, including prices and inclusions.

DEPOSITS & FINAL PAYMENTS Deposit

You will be required to pay a deposit or deposits upon confirmation of your booking. Your travel agent will advise you of how much that will be. All deposits are non-refundable for changes of mind or cancellations by you (subject to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law).

Final Payment

Final payment of your holiday cost is required at least 30 days prior to departure or by sale end date or by the payment deadline specified in individual package conditions, whichever is earlier. Some services, including airfares, may require full payment at the time of booking. For bookings made less than 31 days prior to travel, full payment of holiday cost is required at the time your booking is confirmed.

Please ensure payments are made by the due dates. If this does not happen, our system will automatically cancel the booking without notice or liability to you.

Only upon payment of the full cost of your holiday do you have a final booking with the Supplier of the relevant good and/or service. In arranging your booking, Viva Holidays is acting as the agent of the Supplier of the relevant Product and at no time do you have a contract with Viva Holidays.

CREDIT & DEBIT CARD SURCHARGES

A fee will apply for payments made by debit and credit cards.

Fees may vary depending on card type. Please check this fee with us or your travel agent when booking.

FEES

Amendment Fees

If you wish to change your booking prior to departure, an amendment fee of $30 will be charged if the overall value of the booking remains the same or decreases, in addition to any fees imposed by the Supplier of each service booked.

Air Ticket Reissue Fees

If you wish to change your flight booking after the ticket has been issued, a reissue fee of $22 per ticket will be charged, in addition to any fees imposed by the Airline.

Late Booking Fees

A fee of $30 will be charged for all bookings made less than 7 days prior to travel.

All fees can be varied without notice.

Prior to Final Payment After Final Payment

There will be no refund of your deposit, in addition to any fees imposed by the Supplier, which may be up to 100% of monies paid.

After Travel

There will be no refund for cancellation once travel has commenced. There will be no refund for unused services, except for OPEN DATED services where the service was not booked with the Supplier. Requests for refunds received more than 6 months after departure date will not be accepted.

RESPONSIBILITY

Viva Holidays acts as an agent for the Suppliers (transport, tour, event or accommodation providers) who provide the various goods and/or services (Products). All bookings are subject to the terms and conditions and limitations of liability imposed by each Supplier. It is therefore important for you to obtain and read the applicable Supplier’s terms and conditions as they may limit or exclude their liability to you.

In producing this brochure, we have used information provided

by Suppliers. Irrespective of any measures taken by us to ensure the information contained in this brochure is accurate at the time of printing, Viva Holidays disclaims and will be exempt from liability in respect of anything misleading, false, incomplete or inaccurate and any errors, misdescription and all associated disappointment, loss, expense, damage, inconvenience, delay, death, shock, illness or injury, however caused.

Viva Holidays does not control the manner in which Products featured within this brochure are provided. Viva Holidays disclaims and will be exempt from liability for anything to do with the supply of such Products. This includes liability (whether as a matter of contract, tort, statute, restitution, or otherwise) for any direct, indirect or consequential loss, liability, claim, cost, expense, proceeding, demand, penalty, disappointment, death, injury, illness, shock, inconvenience or delay. This limitation of liability also applies irrespective of the cause, including negligence of us or a Supplier, withdrawal, cancellation or failure to provide a Product, delay, any variation in the Product, the provision of substitute Products or a change in the Supplier.

Without limitation, Viva Holidays will not be responsible if the Product is not available due to inclement weather conditions or other acts of God, civil disturbances, fire, floods, acts of Government or any other authorities, accident to or failure of machinery or equipment or industrial action.

MAPS & PHOTOGRAPHS

The maps in this brochure are intended as a guide only and are not to scale. They do not necessarily reflect actual routings or accommodation or attraction locations. Accommodation room photographs are representative only and actual rooms occupied may vary in decor and inclusions from those shown.

Some images used in this brochure are supplied courtesy of tourist bureaus, hotels, tour operators, Arctic Range Adventure, Aurora Village, Banff and Lake Louise Tourism, Blachford Lake Lodge, Brewster Travel Canada, Canadian Tourism Commission, Cedar Line Creative, CN Tower, Destination British Columbia, Destination Ontario, Edmonton Tourism, Explore Fairbanks, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, Farewell Harbour Lodge, The Great Canadian Travel Company, Hikebike Travel, Hornblower Niagara Cruises, Northwest Territories Tourism, Ottawa Tourism, Parks Canada, Prince Edward Island Tourism, Princess Cruises®, Québec City Tourism, Rocky Mountaineer, Sun Peaks Resort, State of Alaska, Tour CN, Tourism Kamloops | Sean Jenkins, Tourisme Montréal, Tourism New Brunswick, Tourism Vancouver, Tourism Victoria, Tourism Whistler, Travel Alberta, Glen Aronwits/GA Digital Photos, Stephane Audet, Frank Bergdoll, Ryan Bray, Alan Brutenic, Mike Crane Photography, Michael DeYoung, Sam Egan, Colin Field, Alexia Foster, Kelly Funk, Chris Futcher, Martina Gebrovska, Katie Goldie @ goldiehawn, Stephen Harris, Gary Henkel, Sherman Hogue, Allison Kuhl, Guy Lessard, Sam Loxton, Mark Mackay, Henry McDonald, Fritz Mueller, Albert Normandin, Joey Panetta, Clayton Perry, Adam Pisani, Noel Rogers, Steve Rogers, Scott Rowed, Mike Seehagel, Brook Speed, Robert Taylor, Mitchell Winton, Guoqiang Xue, Neil Zeller and Paul Zizka Photography.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS

Product descriptions and accommodation ratings featured in this brochure are provided by the individual Suppliers. Facilities, features or ratings are subject to change at any time. Tours may not operate on certain dates and durations and departure times are approximate only. You should check at the time of booking for any changes to published information of which we may be aware.

BONDS

Bonds or credit card imprints are required by most Suppliers at the time of check-in to cover incidentals and fees not included in your holiday cost.

AIRFARES

Airfares are not included unless otherwise specified. A number of airfares can be used in conjunction with your holiday package. All airfares are subject to availability and have special conditions. In most instances airfares must be paid in full at the time of booking and some may be non-refundable.

TRANSFERS & TOURS

Some Accommodation Suppliers provide courtesy transfers to/from the airport. It is essential that these transfers are pre-booked. Some Tour Suppliers provide complimentary pick up and return to your holiday accommodation and require a minimum number of passengers to operate. If minimum numbers are not achieved tours may be cancelled at short notice. Additionally, some Suppliers reserve the right to cancel departures for other reasons, including bad weather. Some tours and itineraries may also vary and attractions may be substituted due to seasonal conditions. Viva Holidays will not be held liable for a service variation, cancellation, delay or withdrawal, or a Supplier’s failure to notify you. A full refund applies for the cancelled tour.

TRAVEL INSURANCE

We strongly recommend you take out appropriate travel insurance to cover your travel arrangements.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Each passenger is responsible for their own visa, passport (with at least 6 months validity), immigration, quarantine, customs and other requirements of the countries to be visited or transited through. Viva Holidays makes no representations as to the safety, conditions or other issues that may arise at any destination. Travel advice is available from the Australian Government at smartraveller.gov.au.

HEALTH

You must ensure you are aware of any health requirements and recommended precautions relevant to your travel and carry all necessary vaccination documentation with you to the countries to be visited. Failure to present required vaccination documentation may result in you being denied entry into a country. We recommend that you consult with your local doctor, travel medical service or specialist vaccination clinic before commencing your travel. General health advice for all destinations is also available from the Australian Government at smartraveller.gov.au.

PRIVACY

Viva Holidays collects information about you (including health information where necessary) to provide products and services to you, process your travel arrangements, facilitate your participation in loyalty programs and conduct marketing activities and market research. If the information is not provided, Viva Holidays may not be able to provide the Service requested. Viva Holidays may disclose your personal information to its related companies, carriers, travel service providers, organisations which provide services to Viva Holidays (more details are available in our Privacy Statement on our website vivaholidays.com.au) and various law enforcement agencies, airports and governments around the world for security, customs and immigration purposes. You may gain access to the information Viva Holidays holds about you by contacting our Privacy Officer in writing at 179 Normanby Road, South Melbourne VIC 3205 Australia or on privacyofficer@vivaholidays.com.au.

MONIES NOT HELD ON TRUST

All monies paid by you to us will be the property of Viva Holidays and will be a debt due and payable to the relevant Supplier (contingent on availing) once the services to which the money relates have been availed, or the relevant booking is cancelled (subject to cancellation fees). You agree and acknowledge that such monies will not be held by Viva Holidays on trust for or on behalf of you, and we may hold such monies in any account as we see fit, including with our own and/or other customer monies.

GOVERNING LAW

These conditions are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia and any action arising under them or in any way connected with a booking may be brought only in a court in New South Wales, Australia, subject to any law which is expressly inconsistent with this.

You acknowledge that you are 18 years of age or older and that you understand and agree with the above terms and conditions and our Privacy Policy. Please read our full booking terms and conditions at vivaholidays.com.au/terms-and-conditions.

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