Anderson Vacations 2023 Canada & USA Destination Planner

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS AND INDEPENDENT TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

CANADA & USA 2023

PLANNER

DESTINATION EXPERTS CREATING AUTHENTIC AND INSPIRING EXPERIENCES

Hello Travellers,

Welcome to the Anderson Vacations world. In this latest edition of our Canada and USA Destination Planner, our team of qualified travel experts share with you their passion and knowledge of their personal favourite destinations. We pride ourselves on creating authentic and inspiring experiences for you and your clients, and we work very closely with local suppliers to ensure that authenticity.

With 30 years in business (since 1993), Anderson Vacations has been long recognized as a specialist travel provider creating customized travel programs to Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands. There are travel ideas here for individuals, families and groups that can be tailored as well as an extensive range of scheduled Small Group Escorted Tours to unique places.

We are thrilled to share the latest edition of this planning tool - a listing of travel options that include carefully researched authentic experiences, fully escorted tours, self-drives, luxury lodges and travel ideas that can be tailored to your needs. This Travel Planner is your inspiration and planning guide to uncover fascinating stories, connect to culture, people and places, see the iconic sites and check-off bucket list of adventures. Explore hidden places and experience authentic local culture in Canada and the USA on your next journey with Anderson Vacations.

Jai Mukerji and the Team at Anderson Vacations

Our Fully Escorted Small Group Tours showcase the beauty and diversity of every province and territory across our spectacular country - Canada is our home and we would love to introduce you!

In addition, our range includes unique cultural journeys to the USA, Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands.

Quartier Petit-Champlain, Quebec City | Paul Fleming

USING THIS BROCHURE

At Anderson Vacations, we pride ourselves on offering each client a customized itinerary. Whether you want to be fully escorted, travel on your own (independent), or travel with a private group, we will be able to assist you in your trip planning. Read more about our different categories of tours on page 3, and look for the symbols in this brochure in order to choose a tour that is the best fit for you.

FULLY ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURING

Anderson Vacations, with 30 years of experience operating tours in Canada and Alaska, has a diverse tour line up to focus on exceptional small group touring itineraries and experiences throughout Canada and Alaska. These tours are categorized as Classic Tours or Tours of Distinction - read more about these on page 3.

CUSTOMIZED GROUP TOURING

A customized trip is an excellent way to reconnect with friends and family, or to celebrate special occasions. We love working with special affinity groups, clubs, friends and family groups, and associations and societies to create unique small-group experiences, educational trips and corporate training programs. Work with us to design a tour that is guaranteed to fit your needs perfectly - use our existing itineraries and destinations by province sections to get your ideas started.

CLASSIC TOURING

The style our travellers have enjoyed for over 20 years, these tours feature inclusive itineraries to popular destinations including the must-see sites and attractions.

Inclusions:

Expert Tour Leader

Maximum 24 passengers

Deluxe coach transportation

Must-see attractions included 2 meals per day and most gratuities

TOURS OF DISTINCTION

Incomparably unique itineraries, featuring off-the-beaten-path destinations and immersive experiences. Intimate group size allows us to utilize traditional local transportation and dive deep into each destination’s local culture and traditions.

Inclusions:

Expert Tour Leader

Maximum 18 passengers

Mini coach & comfortable local transport

Variety of off-the-beaten-path experiences

2 meals per day and most gratuities

Daily dining in unique local restaurants

TAILOR-MADE INDEPENDENT TRAVEL PACKAGES

Prefer to travel on your own?

These travel experiences are fully customizable to fit your needs. Every itinerary is created based on your comfort level, accommodation choices, and personal interests. Whether you are looking for a rail adventure, self drive holiday, unique experiences, or a short city stay our team will work with you on combining accommodation, transportation, and activities based on your preferences to create the perfect itinerary for you.

Torngat Mountain Park, Newfoundland & Labrador | Barrett & MacKay

Northern Canada & Alaska

With a powerful frontier image, the Yukon offers stunning wilderness and wildlife with easy access to extraordinary backcountry. Alaska brings stunning coastlines, rushing rivers, rolling tundra and white-capped mountains. The Northwest Territories provide optimal Northern Lights viewing opportunities, drive across the Arctic Circle or hop on a bush plane for flightseeing of the Mackenzie Delta. Nunavut is one of the largest unspoiled natural paradises on the planet where you can experience arctic wildlife, Inuit cultural experiences and witness the spectacular Aurora.

Alaska

Canada

British Columbia

Canada’s westernmost province is home to the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver and the quaint English heritage city of Victoria. British Columbia is blessed with breathtaking landscapes and geographical diversity that lends itself to a vast array of activities and adventures.

Alberta

Alberta’s grandeur and beauty are obvious from the moment of arrival. Rolling foothills, intimidating mountains and prehistoric hoodoos are a few of Alberta’s many distinct natural landmarks, including the impressive Rocky Mountains. View emerald lakes, snow-capped mountains, diverse wildlife, and experience an array of adventure activities in the worldfamous national parks of Banff and Jasper. A year round destination including an abundance of winter adventure.

Saskatchewan & Manitoba

Saskatchewan’s vibrant cities and uncrowded parks combined with an abundance of heritage, culture and year-round activities is a great inclusion on an itinerary. Manitoba brings Arctic coastline, polar bears and beluga whales combined with the genuine Canadian hospitality that is truly unique to these provinces.

United States

Dawson City

Québec

Québec is a province steeped in tradition and history. It is a former French colony that has managed to retain and build upon its strong links to French history, lifestyle and culture. Storefronts and street signs inform in French first and English second, giving the province a European flair uncommon to the rest of North America. Québec City remains the only North American city still fortified by its original city walls.

States

USA Destinations: Washington, Oregon, Utah. An abundance of national parks throughout Oregon, Utah and Washington creates some of the most epic road trips of North America. Complemented by the bustling urban cores and communities of local artisans you’ll have plenty of opportunities for exploration and adventures.

Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Canada includes New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. In a land brimming with energy, seacoast traditions and old-world charm, the hospitality of the Atlantic Maritimes’ people is legendary. Relive the stories of the region’s rich living history through world-class attractions. Spend a day along the Bay of Fundy, home to the highest tides in the world! You can see the humpback whales play one moment and walk on the ocean floor the next. Discover fossils and semi-precious stones as you walk along the Joggins Fossil Cliffs. In Newfoundland and Labrador witness 10,000 year old icebergs and 30-tonne whales leaping out of the water. Ontario

This province is where the largest population of Canada resides. Home to Toronto, a bustling urban metropolis, it offers a dynamic multicultural experience with worldclass theatre. Only two hours from Toronto is one of the world's natural wonders, Niagara Falls. Travel north through the spectacular Thousand Islands before arriving in the picturesque capital city of Ottawa, home to the country’s most impressive lineup of national museums and stunning architecture.

Anderson Vacations Staff

DARCIE GUARDERAS Directer of Business Development

“Vancouver Island is my favourite destination! I could spend every single day clam digging, and happily would! I am a huge fan of our own backyard. In fact, as of Summer 2021, I have officially visited every Province and Territory in Canada, at least once!”

JAI MUKERJI Vice President

“I have not come across a destination that I did not like. Personally, I prefer to travel and explore places that are ‘off the beaten track’ and to try make those destinations accessible to more travellers. I find the diversity of Canadian landscapes breathtaking.”

“The combination of the auroras and unique food experiences make the Northwest Territories and the Yukon my favourite Canadian destination.”

“My favorite destination that Anderson Vacations offers is the Maritimes. Having grown up in New Brunswick I have spent many summers exploring Nova Scotia and PEI. I love that we sell tours that allow me to talk about my home!”

“Having grown up on Vancouver Island, there is a special place in my heart for its beaches and other natural beauties. I also love the dramatic landscapes of the Alberta Badlands and Newfoundland”

JESSIE LOUCKS Marketing Assistant

“Canmore and the Rockies will always have be my go-to destination. After 5 years living in Canmore’s alpenglow, I gained extra appreciation and knowledge about the area.”

“I think my favourite Canadian destination so far is the Rockies and the West Coast. The mountains are always breathtaking.”

“There are so many wonderful Canadian destinations. But the Rockies are my favorite! I have lived in the heart of it for so many years and seen all the beauty mother nature has to offer.”

Our team of qualified, specialized experts have travelled extensively, allowing them to share with you their passion and knowledge of these destinations that will create the best possible travel experiences for you!

SARA HOWZE Group Sales Specialist

HARSH MODI Group Operations Coordinator

ADRIENNE CURRIE Senior Marketing Specialist

JEANICA PADILLA Group Sales Specialist

ZACH HARRISON Product Specialist

“I am a firm believer that every single place I have visited holds a special spot in my heart because of my experiences and the people I have met.”

“My favourite Anderson Vacations destinations include Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and Canada’s North. Canadian hospitality is like nowhere else in the world.”

“Why is Montreal my favourite? You can never be bored in Montreal. Always something happening in the city to keep you busy, great fashion, and amazing boutiques to find your own unique style.”

“We offer so many great destinations, that it is very hard to choose a favourite. From the beautiful city of Vancouver, through the Okanagan and the beauty of the Rockies to Niagara Falls. Canada has so much to offer and experience.”

“Canada has so many beautiful places to explore. The beautiful city of Vancouver, the many lakes and wineries of the Okanagan, The Rocky Mountains, Niagara Falls, The architecture in Old Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec City, or the views in the Maritimes.”

“How is a person to pick a favourite?!

Canada alone has so much variety to offer! My favourite Canadian experience would have to be a weekend wedding at Fogo Island Inn in Newfoundland. The staff are so helpful and excited to have you stay with them.”

“The East of Canada such as Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island have the perfect combination of food, culture and music.”

“I love the Rockies of course, and would love to see the beauty of Newfoundland and the polar bears in Churchill.”

JIM WARREN US Groups Specialist

VASIL VLADINSKI Operations Manager

FARHAD KHANI Accountant

PAMELA PARKS Group Operations Coordinator

ROBYN ROSHUCK Travel Sales Specialist

PAULA OSBOURNE Travel Sales Specialist

KRYSTI PTOLEMY Travel Sales Specialist

TIFFANY ROBERTS Travel Sales Specialist

Destination Planning by Province, Territory and States

Rideau Canal National Historic Site | Neil Robertson

British Columbia

Blessed with breathtaking landscapes and cosmopolitan cities, there are mountains to climb, beaches to comb, forests to hike and parks to stroll, plus nightlife and shopping to explore.

Tofino | Jeremy Koreski

Vancouver

a vibrant metropolitan city, Vancouver is nestled between majestic mountains, sparkling ocean, rainforests and beautiful foliage. All four seasons make Vancouver one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Whistler – located only two hours from Vancouver, Whistler blends the charm of an alpine village with the amenities of an urban centre. The pedestrian-only Whistler Village offers fine dining, vibrant nightlife and outdoor adventure.

Vancouver Island – a 90-minute ferry ride from the mainland, the island has one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems with rainforests, marshes, meadows, beaches, mountains, oceans, rivers and lakes. A premier location for whale watching and birding as well as salmon and trout fishing. The capital city Victoria is especially beautiful, with a long flower season - check out the world class Butchart Gardens.

Great Bear Rainforest – Bella Coola and the remote Great Bear Rainforest are located in a valley rich in magnificent wildlife, fresh mountain streams and glacier-fed rivers. The area is specifically famous for its abundance of grizzly bears and pristine nature.

Haida Gwaii – a wild and untouched archipelago on the west coast of British Columbia steeped in the culture of the Haida People dating back over 10,000 years. Haida Gwaii is a mystical world of adventure and breathtaking beauty, with dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife.

Okanagan – located in southern British Columbia, the Okanagan Valley is one of the warmest regions in all of Canada. Locals flock to the area’s renowned orchards, vineyards, sandy lakeside beaches and golf courses.

Northern British Columbia – visit pristine wilderness and a region well known for its magnificent freshwater and saltwater fishing, paddling, hiking, skiing and snowmobiling. Parks provide habitats and sanctuary for wildlife from small birds to giant grizzly bears.

Kootenay Rockies – four of British Columbia’s seven national parks are located here, and wildlife flourishes. Visit wonderfully restored heritage towns, thriving art communities and gold rush boomtowns.

Yoho National Park | Destination BC, Dave Heath

Whistler | Tara O’Grady

BC Wildlife | Destination BC, Yuri Choufour

Butchart Gardens | Destination BC

Prince George

Prince Rupert

Coola

Haida Gwaii | Destination BC, Grant Harder

Okanagan Vineyard | Destination BC, Unoaked Photography

British Columbia Tours

From bear viewing and whale watching to wine tasting and culinary adventures, we offer tours in British Colombia that will showcase the true beauty of the west coast, capturing both your eyes and heart.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO BRITISH COLUMBIA

6 DAY GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST

A 6-day journey to Bella Coola, hidden in the northern rainforests of British Colombia with an abundance of wildlife and incredible views – famous for its Grizzly Bear viewing.

10 DAY CASCADIA AND THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

This tour highlights Vancouver, Seattle and Portland, which are undoubtedly some of North America’s most exciting cities and host a great number of incredible culinary, touring and learning experiences.

8 DAY HAIDA GWAII AND PRINCE RUPERT

Explore Haida Gwaii, an archipelago of over 150 islands with an incredible history surrounding the culture of the Haida People who first inhabited these islands over 10,000 years ago.

5 DAY OKANAGAN WINE TRAIL

Discover the best of the Okanagan Valley: lakes, orchards, wineries, and beautiful rolling hills. Experience BC’s most iconic and internationally recognized wineries.

8 DAY DELICIOUS VANCOUVER ISLAND

A place where diverse ecosystems meet art, culinary and culture, Vancouver Island is simply like no other. Enjoy a taste of ‘island life’ and discover the beauty and diversity of Canada’s West Coast.

12 DAY BRITISH COLUMBIA WINE AND DINE

Experience the best of the Okanagan Valley in the harvest season with visits to lakes, orchards, and wineries. Take in the beauty of British Columbia with scenic drives through beautiful rolling hills.

Photo by Anderson Vacations

Photo by Ian Holmes

Photo by Reuben Crabbe

Photo by Experience Comox Valley/Peter O’Hara

Photo by Destination BC

Photo by Destination BC/Unoaked Photography

Photo Credit: Tim Milne

Brooke Arnold | Hot Springs Cove, Tofino

SAMPLE INDEPENDENT PACKAGES

We can custom build any itinerary for you featuring locations and activities that we offer!

7 DAY WEST COAST ADVENTURE

This self-drive adventure is available yearround and delivers you an abundance of iconic and classic Canadian experiences in Victoria, Vancouver, and Whistler.

12 DAY RAIL, ROCKIES, AND OCEAN CIRCLE EXPLORER

Combine rail and ferries to see the best of British Columbia and the Rockies, on several stunning rail routes. The Skeena train across northern BC is an especially unique experience, and a wonderful combination with the classic Rockies rail journeys.

9 DAY VANCOUVER ISLAND CULINARY ADVENTURE

Visit Vancouver Island’s farms, wineries and the best restaurants as you drive through stunning mountains and coastal scenery in this 9-day culinary experience.

View many more British Columbia sample tour itineraries on our website at www.andersonvacations.ca!

Photo Credit: Blackcomb Helicopters

Photo by Leanna Rathkelly

Photo by Anderson Vacations

Photo by Destination BC/Andrea Johnson

Alberta

Rolling foothills, snow-capped mountains, prehistoric hoodoos, emerald lakes, and worldrenowned mountain resorts - combined with rich history and Indigenous culture. Alberta is home to vast changing landscapes and an array of adventure and cultural experiences.

Warrior Women | Indigenous Tourism Alberta

Calgary – your entrance to the Canadian Rockies, Calgary is set between prairies and peaks, offering an entrepreneurial energy while embracing its rich western heritage with the world-renowned annual Calgary Stampede.

Banff National Park – with its towering peaks and stunning glacier-fed lakes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this national park is an area of vast unspoiled wilderness and mountain lakes with the picturesque alpine villages of Banff and Lake Louise.

Jasper National Park – its shimmering glaciers, abundant wildlife, crystal-clear lakes, thundering waterfalls and deep canyons surrounded by mountain peaks are all easy to explore from the relaxed charming township of Jasper.

Icefield Parkway – travelling through the heart of the Canadian Rockies, this route has been voted one of the most spectacular drives in the world. It winds its way from Lake Louise to Jasper, boasting a unique and irreplaceable landscape rich in history and natural beauty second to none.

Kananaskis Country – offering great trails for hiking, mountain biking, cycling and horseback riding, located less than one hour from Calgary at the edge of Banff National Park. Other activities popular in Kananaskis include scrambling, climbing and fishing.

Canadian Badlands – see unique coulee landscapes and hoodoo rock formations. Known for rich deposits of fossils, including dinosaur bones, unearthed at Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site and showcased at the Royal Tyrrell Museum.

Waterton National Park – this UNESCO World Heritage Site is tucked away in the southwest corner of Alberta. The dramatic collision of prairies and mountains has forged a rich variety of landscapes: the grasslands, aspen groves, evergreen forests and alpine tundra are home to flora and fauna found nowhere else.

Edmonton – the capital of Alberta, located in northern Alberta, is known as the festival city. It’s also a major hub for the energy, mining and biotech industries, and home to the impressive West Edmonton Mall.

United States

Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park | Ryan Bray, Parks Canada Calgary Public Library | Chris Amat

Hoodoos, Canadian Badlands

Ice Explorer, Athabasca Glacier | Mike Seehagel

Calgary Stampede

The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth!

Hosted annually in early July

The Calgary Stampede invites you to dust off your boots, put on your cowboy hat and join in for a ten-day, city-wide western celebration. From the two-and-a-half-mile parade and the Stampede Rodeo’s Richest Afternoon to free pancake breakfasts, five stages of live music and adrenaline-pumping midway rides, there’s something for everyone at the Calgary Stampede.

Every afternoon 20,000 fans gather to see the toughest cowboys and cowgirls face off in bareback, saddle bronc and bull riding, barrel racing and more. In the evening, the Stampede puts on the world’s most unique double header, starting with the GMC Rangeland Derby chuckwagon races. Once the last wagon thunders across the finish line, the Grandstand Show will dazzle crowds with a star-studded lineup of feature performers, including The Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede – a group of energetic youth performers with world-class vocals and precise choreography. To top it all off, a spectacular fireworks finale lights up the sky.

Did you know that the Stampede is one of Canada’s largest music festivals? Catch worldrenowned headliners at the Virgin Mobile Stampede Concert Series, country music favourites at Nashville North and North America’s hottest young artists at the Coca-Cola stage. A Stampede experience is not complete without a visit to Elbow River Camp where guests experience Canadian First Nations culture and traditions.

While you’re exploring agriculture exhibits, playing midway games, checking out the marketplace or the Western Art Showcase, make sure to taste the famous mini donuts, wood-fired BBQ and anything and everything deep-fried, bacon-wrapped or on a stick.

Witness the world-famous Calgary Stampede. This ten-day festival combines a world class rodeo with best in western entertainment, live music, unique food options and countless exhibitions.

Highlights (included):

• Reserved ticket to the Afternoon Rodeo (North or South Centre level 1)

• Reserved ticket to the Evening chuckwagon races and Grandstand Show (North or South Centre level 5)

• Event tickets above admit you to Stampede park on the day of event.

• Calgary Stampede Souvenir Program

• Calgary Stampede cowboy hat and tote bag

• Two Skyrides over Stampede Park

• 20% discount voucher Stampede Store

• Studio Bell, Home of the National Music Centre admission

• Calgary Zoo Admission

Day 1: Arrive Calgary & Sightseeing options

Day 2: Calgary Stampede & Rodeo

Day 3: Calgary Stampede & Chuckwagon Races/Grandstand Show

Day 4: Sightseeing options & depart Calgary

Package includes: 3 nights accommodation, return LRT (light rail transit pass) for two days, package items as included above.

Please refer to website for dates and prices.

4 Day Calgary Stampede Package

Canadian Rockies

BANFF NATIONAL PARK

Town of Banff – nestled high in the Canadian Rockies, Banff is a vibrant community of artists, athletes, families and outdoor enthusiasts. It truly celebrates heritage and lives and breathes mountain culture.

Banff Gondola – ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain to experience a bird’s-eye view of six mountain ranges. The 360-degree view from the upper gondola terminal, view decks and Summit Ridge Interpretive Boardwalk offer the very best vantage points in the area.

Hiking Trails – you can hike along the shores of dazzling blue lakes, up to quaint mountain teahouses, through carpets of wildflowers and up high to spectacular viewpoints for any level of fitness.

Lake Louise – this alpine lake, known for its sparkling blue waters, is situated at the base of impressive glacier-clad peaks. Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise overlooks the lake, providing a luxury resort experience.

Ice Explorer Ride – a unique Ice Explorer vehicle takes you right up onto the Athabasca glacier with the help of an experienced driver-guide.

Glacier Skywalk – a brand-new attraction in the Rockies, explore the immense powers of glaciology from a fully-accessible, cliff-edge walkway that leads to a glass-floored observation platform 280 metres (918 feet) in the air.

JASPER

NATIONAL PARK

Maligne Lake – at 22 kilometres long, the majestic Maligne Lake is the second- largest glacier-fed lake in the world. While its azure-blue waters can be cold for swimming, there are plenty of other activities to do in the Maligne Valley such as hiking, biking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and boat tours to Spirit Island.

Dark Sky Preserve – in 2011, the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada designated Jasper National Park as a dark sky preserve, an area where almost no artificial lighting is visible at night. Enjoy the tranquility and awe of looking up into the night sky filled with countless stars.

Jasper townsite – provides the perfect basecamp for local exploration with a quaint small town charm surrounded by towering mountains, glacier lakes and an abundance of local widlife. Explore Jasper’s culinary scene from friendly pubs and cafe’s to elegant dining experiences.

Maligne Canyon – the deepest canyon in Jasper National Park. Popular with hikers who cross the six bridges across the canyon at some points 50 meters above the water with dramatic waterfall views along the route. The canyon can also be accessed from the first and second bridges for those with less mobility.

Jasper SkyTram – after boarding the longest and highest guided aerial tramway in Canada, prepare to be amazed by unparalleled views of Jasper National Park, all from a comfortable and safe compartment 2,277 metres above the ground. On a clear day, you can even see the white pyramid of Mount Robson in nearby British Columbia. Along the way, your fully trained and knowledgeable flight attendant will be on hand to point out the many sights and answer your questions. Spring conditions at the top of the mountain provide a great environment for snowshoeing, rentals are available.

Marmot Basin – Jasper’s ski resort is known for its spectacular views, varied runs and laidback atmosphere. Marmot lays claim to the highest base elevation of all Canadian ski areas. Ski or snowboard 1,675 acres, 86 runs and 3,000 vertical feet of diverse terrain.

Shimmering glaciers, abundant wildlife, crystal-clear lakes and deep canyons surrounded by mountain peaks are waiting to be explored.

Hiking in Banff National Park | Banff Lake Louise Tourism / Paul Zizka

Moraine lake | Max Muench

Jasper Dark Sky Preserve | Ryan Bray

Alberta Group Tours

Travel stress-free with a small group and professional tour leader through all the beauty of Alberta - from the snow capped mountains to the dramatic badlands, and everywhere in between. Scheduled departures are available in both summer and winter.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO ALBERTA

9 DAY ALBERTA AND THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Experience the Summer Solstice in the land where the sun never sets while you journey through grasslands and boreal forests, by lakes and rivers, and learn the ways of the north.

12 DAY BEST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES - EAST BOUND

Explore the mighty Canadian Rocky Mountains on a journey from the Westcoast to the foothills of Calgary, passing through Kamloops, Jasper and Banff.

10 DAY BEST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

Come and explore the mighty Canadian Rockies and discover the city of Calgary before heading to Banff, Yoho and Jasper National Parks. See the iconic resort towns of Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper.

12 DAY BEST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES - WEST BOUND

Discover the mighty Canadian Rocky Mountains on a journey from the foothills of Calgary to the Westcoast, passing through the iconic resort towns of Banff, Jasper and Kamloops.

Photo Credit: Michael Matt

Photo Credit

Photo by Paul Zizka

Photo by Robert Shraeder

Photo by Mike Sheehagle

Johan Lolos | Moraine Lake, Alberta

10 DAY GOLDEN PEAKS: JOURNEY TO THE WEST WITH ROCKY MOUNTAINEER

Fall in love with the beauty of the Canadian Rockies and journey to the west coast through winding mountainside tunnels, turquoise blue lakes and never-ending rows of forestry in this 10-day adventure.

8 DAY EXPLORING THE WINTER WONDERLAND OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

Walk through deep canyons, enjoy winter festivals, experience a sleigh ride in the mountains and stargaze under the crisp clear winter night sky in a journey through the Canadian Rockies.

6 DAY WINTER SKIES OF JASPER

Early winter is a time when things slow down and it’s the perfect time to escape from the crowds and find relaxation in the Canadian Rockies as the first winter snows cover the landscape.

11 DAY ALBERTA LANDSCAPE AND CULTURAL DISCOVERY

Rolling foothills, intimidating mountains, pre-historic hoodoos, emerald lakes and world-renowned resorts - Alberta is home to a vast, changing landscape and an array of adventure activities.

11 DAY CANADIAN HEARTLAND: HISTORIC ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AND MANITOBA

Travel through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba on this one-of-a-kind tour as you feel the pulse of the Canadian Heartland on this ultimate cultural experience.

Photo Credit: Kelly MacDonald

Photo by Noel Hendrickson

Photo by Jeff Lewis

Photo by Hertiage Park

Photo by Rocky Mountaineer

Photo by Travel Alberta

Alberta Independent Tours

Experience an array of adventure in Alberta from deep canyon hikes in the magnificent Canadian Rocky Mountains, to cross-country skiing over frozen lakes, there is truly something for everyone.

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We can custom build any itinerary for you featuring locations and activities that we offer!

12 DAY ALBERTA WANDERER

Explore the history, culture and scenery of Alberta and learn about the Indigenous Peoples who lived here for thousands of years before the arrival of European settlers.

7 DAY ALBERTA WINTER WONDERLAND

Discover stunning frozen canyons and waterfalls, wander through snow-covered forests, shred the slopes on the world’s scenic ski slopes and take a day train journey across stunning winter Alberta landscape.

10 DAY ROCKIES WILDLIFE EXPLORER

Enjoy this adventure between Vancouver and Calgary through the epic Canadian Rockies including Rocky Mountaineer rail journey with many opportunities for wildlife viewing on route.

5 DAY BEYOND CALGARY CITY STAY

Using Calgary as your base for exploration discover the highlights of Calgary and the surrounding areas, from Drumheller to Banff National Park.

Photo Credit: Pursuit Travel

Photo by Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump

Photo by Samir Ahmed

Photo by Kelly MacDonald

Photo by Chris Amat

Morant’s Curve | Alberta

10 DAY ALBERTA MOUNTAINS DISCOVERED

Rolling foothills, intimidating mountains, pre-historic hoodoos, diverse wildlife, great shopping and a friendly western hospitality is what you will experience on this dedicated Alberta vacation.

9 DAY REMOTE LODGES OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

Self-drive through some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada and enjoy the wide open space and remote lodging options to enjoy the great outdoors.

8 DAY ROCKIES, EDMONTON AND THE BADLANDS

From the majestic snow-capped mountains of the Canadian Rockies, to the prairie lands of Alberta and the unique coulee landscapes and hoodoo rock formations in the Badlands, explore the best of Alberta.

7 DAY ALBERTA ADVENTURER

Spend an unforgettable week in Alberta, while immersing yourself in the best adventures the province has to offer. Conquer the mountain rivers by raft with a professional guide, test your nerves at great heights on a Via Ferrata at the top of Mount Norquay.

View many more Alberta sample tour itineraries on our website at www.andersonvacations.ca!

Photo Credit: Andy Best

Photo by The Crossing Resort

Photo by AV Wakefield

Photo by Brewster Travel

Photo by Dave Leiske

Saskatchewan

The “bread basket” of Canada, Saskatchewan features vibrant modern cities and uncrowded parks, with surprising dramatic vistas rising out of the prairie landscape. This is combined with an abundance of heritage, culture and year-round activities for a great inclusion on any itinerary.

Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan | Brand Canada

Saskatchewan

Saskatoon – the gorgeous campus of the University of Saskatchewan is the centrepiece of this picturesque city, surrounded by great shopping areas, galleries and attractions.

Wanuskewin Heritage Park – this unique site interprets over 6,000 years of Northern Plains Indian culture, with 21 pre-contract sites, four walking trails and a visitor centre.

Batoche National Historic Site – the last battlefield in the Northwest Rebellion of 1885, this site displays the remains of the village of Batoche, located on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River.

The Western Development Museum – a network of four museums in Saskatchewan, preserving and recording the social and economic development of the province. The museum has branches in Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Saskatoon and Yorkton.

Tunnels of Moose Jaw – this year-round tourist attraction entertains guests with unique productions of Canadian history. Head beneath the streets of downtown Moose Jaw and experience two guided theatrical tours.

Cypress Hills – there is plenty to see and do in the Cypress Hills area, located in southwest Saskatchewan, besides just spending a day zipping through the trees! Experience the award-winning vineyards and wineries, resort hotels, fine dining, horseback trails and heritage sites.

Point of Interest

SASKATCHEWAN

Wanuskewin

Saskatoon | Tourism Saskatoon

Wanuskewin Heritage Park | Tourism Saskatoon

Grasslands National Park | Andrew Hiltz

Saskatchewan Tours

Escape on a road trip to the remote lodges of the prairie province and explore the never-ending scenery or go on a cultural journey and hear the many stories from the Indigenous Peoples who reside there.

SAMPLE INDEPENDENT PACKAGES

We can custom build any itinerary for you featuring locations and activities that we offer!

10 DAY REMOTE LODGES OF SASKATCHEWAN

Escape on a road trip across the wide-open spaces of Saskatchewan and experience the province’s remote lodges and even a working cattle ranch. Truly escape from the crowds as you enjoy nature and wildlife, national parks, and outdoor activities.

6 DAY SASKATCHEWAN SOUTHERN CHARMS

This customizable self-drive tour starts and ends in Regina and explores the inspiring never-ending scenery of the Grasslands National Park and Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park.

4 DAY DISCOVER THE HEART OF CANADA - SASKATOON CITY STAY

Feel the spirit of Saskatoon. Enjoy a true traveler’s experience by immersing yourselves in the stories of this place – all the way from Indigenous to modern-day culture.

10 DAY SASKATCHEWAN ROAD TRIP

Experience a working cattle ranch, try horse riding and ranch games. You’ll also visit Canada’s “Dead Sea” just outside of the city of Saskatoon. Finally enjoy a 2 nights stay at Saskatchewan’s premier all-season Elk Ridge resort.

Photo Credit: Dave Reede Photography

Photo by Tourism Saskatchewan

Photo by Carey Shaw

Photo by Chris Hendrickson Photography

Photo JF Bergeron

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Cypress Hills | Tourism Saskatchewan

5 DAY SASKATOON AND THE HEART OF CANADA IN WINTERTIME

The secret is out! With so much to offer, Saskatoon has become one of Canada’s most talked about city destinations. As it thrives as a young, vibrant metropolis, the city’s art, food and cultural scene expands by leaps and bounds every year.

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11 DAY CANADIAN HEARTLAND: HISTORIC ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AND MANITOBA

Travel through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba on this one-of-a-kind tour as you feel the pulse of the Canadian Heartland on this ultimate cultural experience.

Photo Credit: Tourism Saskatchewan

Photo by Greg Huszar Photography

Photo Credit: Tourism Saskatchewan

Photo by Tourism Saskatchewan

Manitoba

Known for Polar Bears in Churchill and its culture and museum rich city of Winnipeg, Manitoba has something for both the adventurous or curious visitors.

Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg | Kristine Guerrero

Folklorama – this festival runs for two weeks each August in Winnipeg and celebrates the cultural and ethnic heritage of people from all over the world. Sample exotic cuisine and experience dynamic performances featuring world-class artists while learning about cultures and countries from across the globe. This is the world’s largest and longest running multicultural festival.

Winnipeg – known for its friendly and welcoming spirit, Winnipeg is a diverse multicultural city with a rich and varied history. All the main attractions are an easy walk in downtown including the Manitoba Museum, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg Art Gallery, the Exchange District and the delightful suburb of St. Boniface.

Assiniboine Park – nestled in the heart of Winnipeg, Assiniboine Park is the perfect place to relax and play year-round with attractions that blend the best of physical activity, sightseeing, dining and wildlife into one unforgettable experience.

Churchill, Belugas and Polar Bears – during the summer months of July and August, the Churchill River north of Winnipeg is home to over 3,000 beluga whales that migrate into the river to give birth and feed. At the end of the summer as the ice melts, the polar bears come, with the best viewing times in October and November.

Churchill Aurora Borealis | Sean Scott

Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, Winnipeg | Dan Harper

Churchill Churchill River

Polar Bears, Churchill | Simon Gee

Churchill Flora | Dave Alcorn

Manitoba Tours

From polar bear safaris, to kayaking along belugas whales, or culinary adventures in the quickly growing city of Winnipeg, we offer a vast range of experiences that will make you fall in love with Canada’s heartbeat.

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9 DAY ARCTIC SAFARI

The Arctic Safari takes place in Canada’s last remaining wilderness – from the great tundra plains known as The Barren Lands, through “The Land of Little Sticks” and finally down to the rugged Hudson Bay coastline, home of the mighty polar bears.

7 DAY HUDSON BAY ODYSSEY

Spend your time at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge in the heart of polar bear denning territory. Enjoy daily treks through pristine terrain of Cape Tatnam Wildlife Management area on the search for polar bears, northern lights, howling wolves and other wildlife.

8 DAY FRONTIERS NORTH BIG

FIVE SAFARI

Experience the spectacular wildlife of Manitoba with an adventure from the dense forests of Riding Mountain National Park to the colourful tundra of Churchill. The Frontiers North Big Five Safari is a nod to the incredible array of megafauna that populate the forests, tundra and rivers of this beautiful province.

6 DAY CLASSIC CHURCHILL POLAR ADVENTURE

This Churchill hotel-based adventure allows you to experience the excitement of polar bear viewing from an official Tundra Buggy®, as well as enjoy the eclectic charm of this unique northern town.

Photo Credit: Anderson Vacations

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Travel Manitoba

Photo by Travel Manitoba

Photo by Destination Canada

Abby Matheson | Frontiers North Adventures Churchill

6 DAY BELUGAS, BEARS AND BLOOMS

Summer is the perfect time to visit Churchill, Manitoba with thousands of belugas whales migrating into the Churchill River and the surrounding landscape erupts into colourful blooms.

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6 DAY SASKATOON TO WINNIPEG - A HEART OF CANADA EXPERIENCE BY RAIL AND ROAD

Enjoy the best of these two central Canada cities of Saskatoon and Winnipeg connected by a train journey onboard VIA Rail’s The Canadian route.

3 DAY WINNIPEG CITY STAY

Winnipeg is known for its friendly and welcoming spirit. The city is diverse and multi-cultural with a rich and varied history.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOUR TO MANITOBA

12 DAY CANADIAN HEARTLAND: HISTORIC ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN AND MANITOBA

Travel through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba on this one-of-a-kind tour as you feel the pulse of the Canadian Heartland on this ultimate cultural experience.

Photo Credit: Dennis Fast

Photo by Build Films

Photo by Anderson Vacations

Photo by Envirophoto

Photo by CoPilot Collective

Home to the bustling metropolis of Toronto, the spectacular Niagara Falls, the scenic Thousand Islands, the grand Parliament Buildings of Ottawa and expansive national parks.

Ontario

Toronto – Canada’s largest city, Toronto is an international crossroad where people from all over the world come to live or visit. Diverse neighbourhoods flourish and fashion, entertainment, arts, food and architecture thrive.

Niagara Falls – with its spectacular natural setting between two Great Lakes and bordering the Niagara River, the region is a peninsula that rises up into a towering escarpment. While Niagara Falls may be the area’s most famous natural attraction, it is just one of Niagara’s many attractions and activities.

Niagara-on-the-Lake – this famous wine region is home to an annual Ice Wine Festival and world class vineyards and dining.

Ottawa – Canada’s capital, Ottawa, is home to the country’s most impressive line-up of national museums, outstanding performing arts groups and venues, as well as the province’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rideau Canal. You can wander the streets and enjoy the Parliament Buildings and Byward Markets.

Kingston – the oldest city in Ontario, but young at heart. As the gateway to the worldfamous Thousand Islands, Kingston is touched by the currents of Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River and the Cataraqui River.

Thousand Islands – a must on any visit to eastern Ontario. Discover local islands as you join a cruise through the Thousand Islands on a triple deck paddle-wheeler. Wind your way through the small cottage islands featuring Napoleon’s Hat, Wanderer’s Channel, the Bateau Channel and the new, opulent Mandalay Mansion.

Algonquin Park – this vast wilderness reserve is home to thousands of lakes and plenty of wildlife. It is mostly inaccessible by vehicle, but you can explore it by canoe in summer or by snowshoe or cross country skiing in winter.

Bay of Beaver Canoeing | Wikwemikong Tourism

| 1000 Islands Cruises

Canadian Museum of History Niagara Falls Evening Light Tour

Ontario Tours

There are many ways to discover the beauty of Ontario, including rail journeys showcasing the must-dos of the province and self-drives that go off-the-beaten-path - offering something for everyone.

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4 DAY TORONTO CITY STAY

Explore Canada’s largest urban center known for its world-class museums, galleries and theatres alongside an impressive culinary scene. Also available as 3 day sample package.

Ottawa City Stay sample packages also available.

5 DAY BLUE MOUNTAINS SKI TRIP

Enjoy a winter wonderland experience in the Blue Mountain Village with this self-drive package that includes a night in Toronto, a car rental, and ski passes and rentals in the Blue Mountains.

5 DAY ONTARIO ART, WINE, & SUNSETS

Explore off-the-beaten-path areas of Ontario on this self-drive tour, and relax with the included spa treatment and visit to Adamo Winery.

For a winter ice-wine experience, check out our 5 Day Winter Wineries itinerary.

6 DAY ONTARIO BY RAIL

This trip combines the highlights of Toronto and Ottawa into a comprehensive rail package with an excursion to Niagara.

Want to add some time in Quebec? Check out our 10 Day Ontario and Quebec Train Adventure!

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Photo by Canva

Photo by Destination Ontario

Photo by Simon Sees

Maxime Coquard | Toronto Island Ferry

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5 DAY ONTARIO WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE

Explore remote Algonquin park and stay in a rustic Log Cabin. Guided canoeing is included to help you get away from it all.

For a winter snowshoeing experience, check out our Winter Algonquin Wilderness Escape.

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8 DAY THE CANADIAN CORRIDOR: ONTARIO HIGHLIGHTS

Take in the highlights of Ontario which includes a visit to the vibrant city of Toronto, the stunning world-famous Niagara Falls, the “Limestone City” of Kingston and lastly Canada’s Capital City, Ottawa.

6 DAY ESSENTIAL ONTARIO

Take in the highlights of Ontario including

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Niagara Falls, Kingston, and the famous

Islands in this 6-day journey through the Canadian Shield.

Photo Credit: Ottawa Tourism

Photo by Destination Toronto

Photo by Neil Brooks

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Québec

Québec is a province steeped in tradition and history. Immerse yourself in the French heritage and lifestyle. Stroll through narrow cobbled lanes and explore the stunning countryside.

Québec City | Finn O’Hara

Montréal – a stylish and elegant city offering a vibrant mix of old and new. Explore the unique galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafés. Join a guided cycle tour on one of the many bicycle trails. Dine in award-winning restaurants or try ethnic food stalls with locally grown produce.

Laurentian Mountains and Mont Tremblant – just north of Montréal, a thousand freshwater lakes and picturesque villages dot the landscape. Cruise on the lovely Lac des Sables, meander through the charming village of Saint-Sauveur and join one of the many mountain activities available at the European-inspired resort village of Mont Tremblant.

Montebello – located halfway between Ottawa and Montréal, Montebello is a little country village surrounded by the type of impressive Canadian wilderness made famous in postcards. Visitors can stay in luxury cabins at the centre of most of the village’s outdoor pursuits, including fishing, hunting, canoeing, hiking and more.

Québec City – a UNESCO World Heritage treasure, this city lies on the St. Lawrence River and is the oldest European settlement in Canada. The old quarter is the only walled city in North America. Experience historic ramparts, narrow lanes, former battlefields, museums, boutiques, art galleries and live street performers.

Beaupré Coast and Montmorency – taking the Avenue Royale through the traditional villages and farms of the Beaupré Coast, you will see the spectacular Montmorency Falls with its impressive 270-foot drop, as well as the shrine of Sainte-Anne-deBeaupré, ancient ancestral houses and famous sugar shacks.

Charlevoix – just over an hour from Québec and covering 6,000 square kilometres in the very heart of the Canadian Shield, the oldest rock formation on earth, Charlevoix abounds in one-of-a-kind attractions. From the mountain waters that cascade down the majestic Laurentians into the salty depths of the St. Lawrence River to the charming little mountainside villages that dot the region, this is a spectacular area to visit.

Emerald River, Percé - Gaspé Peninsula

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GASPÉ PENINSULA Mont Tremblant

LAURENTIAN MOUNTAINS

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Baie-Saint-Paul | Gaelle Leroyer

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Charlevoix | Marc Loiselle

Québec Tours

Explore the deeply rooted French culture and learn about the vast history of one of Canada’s oldest provinces or go on a culinary journey and experience the many flavours of Quebec. This is just a taste of the experiences we offer in this region.

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5 DAY ESSENTIALS OF QUÉBEC

Bienvenue au Québec - A province whose unique history, culture and language will leave you with much to explore and experience in this 5-day journey!

9 DAY NEW FRANCE - QUÉBEC HERTIAGE & NEW BRUNSWICK’S ACADIAN TRAIL

Discover Canada’s rich French culture that links the many flavours of Québec with the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick in this 9-day journey.

13 DAY HISTORIC QUÉBEC AND THE GASPÉ PENNINSULA

Deeply rooted in North America and yet fiercely proud of its French heritage, Québec is a blend of the Old and New Worlds, famous for its unique lifestyle and joie de vivre! Explore both major cities and rural areas of the Gaspé Peninsula on this journey.

8 DAY FALL FLAVOURS OF QUÉBEC

Come and experience the many “flavours” of Québec. The history, culture, and traditions of “La Belle Province” are truly unique. View the majestic Laurentian Mountains, the mighty St. Lawrence River, and visit Mont Tremblant.

Photo Credit: Tourisme Quebec

Photo Tourisme Quebec

Photo Bonjour Quebec

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo Freddie Arciniegas

Destination Canada | Old Quebec

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6 DAY MONTREAL TO HALIFAX TRAIN ADVENTURE

From culture to coast, travel from the French-influenced province of Québec into the Atlantic Maritimes on this 6-day journey by rail of Eastern Canada.

9 DAY FRENCH MOUNTAINS AND COUNTRYSIDE

Explore the province of Quebéc and discover the charms and adventure of Canada’s French-speaking province. Travel into the stunning Laurentian Mountains, with a vast sweep of coniferous forest dotted with hundreds of tranquil lakes and rivers.

5 DAY FOCUS ON MONTREAL AND QUÉBEC CITY

Discover French-Canadian culture of Québec’s major cities in this 5-day journey with options to add on a rail experience from one city to another.

Photo Credit: Destination Canada

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo Tourisme Laurentides

Photo by Destination Canada

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Atlantic Canada

The unique hospitality of the maritime provinces of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labrador offers sea coast traditions and old-world charm. Explore historic sites, stunning coastline, lively music and festivals.

Meat Cove | Tourism Nova Scotia / Tom Cochrane

Atlantic Canada

Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia is home to stunning natural beauty, an exciting and diverse culture, rich heritage and breathtaking experiences. There is no shortage of world-class attractions to explore - from UNESCO World heritage sites like Old Town Lunenburg and the landscape of Grand Pré to the historic Halifax Citadel national historic site and one of the world’s most scenic drives - the Cabot Trail. Outdoor enthusiasts can canoe the tranquil ancient waterways at Kejimkujik National Park or try tidal bore rafting –an energizing ride on the highest tides in the world. Culinary inspiration doesn’t stop with land and sea. Check out the wineries, microbreweries and distilleries around Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia may be Canada’s secondsmallest province, but it’s massive when it comes to the world of adventure and activities that await.

New Brunswick – A true coastal experience that marries the land and the sea - this maritime province is known for its quaint fishing towns, coastal islands to dense forests that host many species of wildlife. The famous Bay of Fundy is located in New Brunswick, a remarkable place where you can see the sea floor emerging with the outgoing tide every day. The Bay of Fundy has the world’s largest range where the sea level rises and falls by up to 13 mtrs. or more than 40 ft every day. Breathtaking views of incredible high tides can be had by kayaking, hiking or beachcombing along the magnificent coastline. Another must-see is the Acadian coast, dotted with seaside communities of French heritage with a 400 year history. In August, don’t miss National Acadian Day, a celebration of the colourful spirit of the Acadie. Here you can enjoy amazing festivities paired with fresh seafood and cold beer, a staple experience for anyone looking for an authentic Canadian setting to taste the salty air of the Atlantic.

Prince Edward Island – There is something special that you feel when you’re on an island. You may recognize it, but you may not be able to totally explain it. Could it be the red cliffs that line the sandy beaches, is it the salt in the air or is it the smell of fresh-cut timothy. The way of life on the island is relaxing yet stimulating, stress-free and refreshing! PEI may be a small province but it offers a surprising abundance of activities and unique adventures - enjoy an evening performance of “Anne of Green Gables - The Musical”, explore French history at Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site, learn about the history and culture of the potato at the Canadian Potato Museum or explore all that the PEI National Park has to offer.

Newfoundland & Labrador – Picture yourself standing on the most easterly point in all of North America; Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site in Newfoundland and Labrador, a place of dramatic beauty and irrepressible charm…bragging rights! Humpback whales and 10,000-yearold icebergs (seasonal) travel the majestic coastline amongst millions of soaring seabirds. Visitors to this province are offered an array of activities where locals share their stories and delightful cuisine in picturesque fishing villages with colourful architecture. Learn of European migration at the Viking site of L’Anse Aux Meadow (UNESCO) in the 10th century, long before Christopher Columbus and his Spanish explorers. Be aweinspired in Gros Morne National Park (UNESCO), with towering inland fjords and lush park walking trails. Take part in a traditional lively ‘Screech In’ ceremony featuring traditional music, a Codfish, and a taste of the famous Newfoundland Screech as you become an honorary Newfoundlander! Stroll one of the oldest port cities in all of North America – St. John’s where local artisans display distinctive creations inspired by both contemporary and century-old traditions.

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Atlantic Canada Group Tours

We offer a wide range of group tours in the Atlantic region varying in length from multi-province trips to comprehensive journeys of individual regions showing all there is to see on Canada’s East Coast.

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12 DAY BAY OF FUNDY’S TIDES AND TRAILS

Explore the iconic Bay of Fundy with this 12day tour that highlights this unique coastline, travelling along the Fundy Trail with stops at the St. Martin Sea Caves, Hopewell Rocks, and the village Alma.

14 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC

Discover the beauty of the Maritimes featuring Nova Scotia’s Western Shores, Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail, New Brunswick and the Acadian Coast, Prince Edward Island and the Red Beaches.

22 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC AND NEWFOUNDLAND

One of the most comprehensive tours of Atlantic Canada, this tour doesn’t miss a thing with highlights including the Cabot Trail, the Acadian Coast, the Red Beaches, Gros Morne National Park and more.

9 DAY NEWFOUNDLAND DISCOVERY

From stunning coastlines to quaint fishing villages, Newfoundland has it all. Explore magnificent 10,000-year-old icebergs or 30-tonne whales leaping out of the water in this 9-day experience.

Photo Credit: Barrett & MacKay Photo

Photo New Brunswick Tourism

Photo by Adam Hill

Photo Tourism PEI

Photo Jon Joy

Destination Canada | Trinity, Newfoundland

14 DAY ULTIMATE NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR DISCOVERY WITH ST. PIERRE

A comprehensive exploration of one of Canada’s most isolated, scenic, and historically/ culturally distinct provinces, as well as the unique French Island of Ste-Pierre, a department of France.

PARTNER OPERATED TOUR

7 DAY WONDERS OF THE BAY OF

Nestled

EXPLORE NEWFOUNDLAND WONDERS

Immerse yourself in the oldest & most eastern city in North America, go back in time to where the Vikings once stood at L’Anse axu Meadows National Historic Site, explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Gros Morne National Park and stay in a unique lighthouse inn on this unique and diverse self-drive through Newfoundland.

FUNDY

between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Atlantic Canada’s Bay of Fundy is home to the highest tides in the world that can rise up to 50 ft in just a matter of hours.

Photo Credit: Tourism Nova Scotia, Acorn & Art Photography

Photo by Kings Landing

Photo New Brunswick Tourism

Photo Tourism Newfoundland And Labrador

Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is home to stunning natural beauty, an exciting and diverse culture, rich heritage and breathtaking experiences. Canada’s second-smallest province is massive when it comes to the world of adventure and activities that await.

Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Halifax – Nova Scotia’s capital, Halifax combines the international essence of a major port city and naval base with the youthful vibe of a university town and the culture and heritage of one of Canada’s most historic communities.

Cape Breton Island – hike stunning highland trails where moose and bald eagles hang around to watch people go by. Or take to the water and watch pods of pilot whales play in the shimmering waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Stroll the grassy shores or cruise to international boating destinations along the Bras d’Or Lakes Scenic Drive.

South Shore – proud lighthouses stand guard over charming fishing villages and island-studded bays all along the South Shore. Visit the famously photographed lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove, where waves crash all around on granite stone.

Oak Island – one of over 350 islands that dot picturesque Mahone Bay, sitting just 200 metres off the coast near the community of Western Shore, Nova Scotia.

The Annapolis Valley – Canada’s up-and-coming wine destination, with eleven established wineries in the region and three more producing in other areas of the province. Perfect boutique wineries and unique varietals such as Marechal Foch and L’Acadie Blancs make tours and tastings a must-do in this region.

Yarmouth and Acadian Coast – the southwestern tip of Nova Scotia is renowned for its Acadian roots, colourful fishing villages, towering churches and the spectacular Cape Forchu Lightstation.

Bay of Fundy – with tides that reach up to 16.5 metres, this spectacular natural phenomenon occurs nowhere else on the planet. The power of nature surrounds the Bay of Fundy, showcasing some of the world’s most dramatic coastal seascapes.

Cabot Trail, Cape Breton | Flite Lab, Tourism Nova Scotia

ACADIAN COAST

Lunenburg Waterfront | Tourism Nova Scotia

Lunenburg | Tourism Nova Scotia, Acorn Art & Photography

Halifax Citadel | Tourism Nova Scotia, James Ingram

Nova Scotia Tours

Discover all that Nova Scotia has to offer from the iconic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse to the incredibly fresh seafood caught that morning. This is a place that will make you feel right at home from the moment you arrive, whether you join a group tour or explore on a self-drive.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO NOVA SCOTIA

22 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC AND NEWFOUNDLAND

One of the most comprehensive tours of Atlantic Canada, this tour doesn’t miss a thing with highlights including the Cabot Trail, the Acadian Coast, the Red Beaches, Gros Morne National Park and more.

14 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC

Discover the beauty of the Maritimes featuring Nova Scotia’s Western Shores, Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail, New Brunswick and the Acadian Coast, Prince Edward Island and the Red Beaches.

12 DAY BAY OF FUNDY’S TIDES AND TRAILS

Explore the iconic Bay of Fundy with this 12-day tour that highlights this unique area of both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia’s coastlines. Visit Joggins Fossil Cliffs and see how the world’s highest tides reveal the fossils there.

9 DAY NEW FRANCE - HERITAGE OF QUEBEC WITH NEW BRUNSWICK’S ACADIAN TRAIL

This is a new Anderson Vacations tour that links the many flavours of Québec with the Acadian regions of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Start in Montreal and head to Halifax on this 9 day journey.

Photo Credit: Tourism Nova Scotia/SOAR

Photo by the Halifax Citadel

Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia

Photo by Tourism Nova Scotia

Photo by Destination Canada

Destination Canada | Cape Breton Island, NS

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5 DAY HALIFAX HUB AND SPOKE

Discover the ocean playground of Halifax and the surrounding areas in a land brimming with energy, seacoast traditions and old-world charm. Explore historic sites, stunning coastlines and listen to lively music.

10 DAY MARITIME EXPLORER

Get a true taste of Atlantic Canada in this 10-day journey through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island driving through winding roads and past stunning redsand beaches

7 DAY SCENIC CAPE BRETON

SELF-DRIVE

Explore Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Provincial Capital - a bustling hub of art galleries, shops, museums and restaurants before you depart for Cape Breton. Enjoy sightseeing in Baddeck and explore the western shore of Cape Breton island along the Ceilidh Trail.

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Photo Credit: Tourism Nova Scotia

Photoby Acorn Art & Photography

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Adam Hill

New Brunswick

Sophisticated urban flair to charming country villages, explore the culture and history of this province and be inspired by the Bay of Fundy with magnificent tides and breathtaking coastlines.

Hopewell Rocks, Bay of Fundy | New Brunswick

New Brunswick

The Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks – New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy is home to multiple UNESCO sites and the highest tides in the world! At the famous Hopewell Rocks, walk the ocean floor at low tide and hours later, watch or kayak the tides that have risen over four stories high. Be inspired by the panoramic views of the Fundy Trail, rappel or zip-line at Cape Enrage, explore Fundy National Park or whale watch in St. Andrews by-the-Sea.

Acadian Culture – step into history at Village Historique Acadien and meet the magical storybook characters at Le Pays de la Sagouine. Spend the day at one of Canada’s warmest saltwater beaches, then watch the sunset and indulge in a mouth-watering lobster feast on a culinary cruise.

Moncton – Moncton’s Petitcodiac River tidal bore has long fascinated observers. The Bay of Fundy tides push the river in a wave creating some of the highest tides in the world because of resonance and shape of the bay. Moncton is a place where you can easily travel to world-class attractions along the Fundy and Acadian coasts and be back in time for dinner.

Fredericton – New Brunswick’s picturesque riverside capital is intimate in scale, yet bustling with character and vibrant cultural experiences. Its tree-lined streets and Historic Garrison District are as admired as the famous works within the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

Saint John – Canada’s oldest incorporated city is also the only city on the beautiful Bay of Fundy. The historic port architecture and sites make a perfect backdrop for strolling along Market Square, taking in the fine restaurants, galleries and shops along the way.

Kings Landing Historical Settlement – an outdoor living history museum that creatively recreates the lives of New Brunswickers in the 1800s. Get hands-on fun in the homes, try butter making, dipping candles and spinning wool while sharing stories, culinary treats and trades of days gone by. Hop on a wagon to travel back in time, 19th century style!

Irving Eco-Centre, Bouctouche | Tourism New Brunswick

Kings Landing New Brunswick | Kings Landing

St Martins Sea Caves | Tourism New Brunswick

Saint John | Tourism New Brunswick

New Brunswick Tours

Known for the fastest rising and highest tides in the world in the Bay of Fundy, and a lively music and culinary scene, New Brunswick will keep your eyes, stomach and heart full on one of our group tours or self-drive itineraries.

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12 DAY BAY OF FUNDY’S TIDES AND TRAILS

Explore the iconic Bay of Fundy with this 12day tour that highlights this unique coastline, travelling along the Fundy Trail with stops at the St. Martin Sea Caves, Hopewell Rocks, and the village of Alma.

9 DAY NEW FRANCE - HERITAGE OF QUEBEC WITH NEW BRUNSWICK’S ACADIAN TRAIL

This is a new Anderson Vacations tour that links the many flavours of Québec with the Acadian Peninsula of New Brunswick.

22 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC AND NEWFOUNDLAND

One of the most comprehensive tours of Atlantic Canada, this tour doesn’t miss a thing with highlights including the Cabot Trail, the Acadian Coast, the Red Beaches, Gros Morne National Park and more.

14 DAY MARITIME MOSIAC

Discover the beauty of the Maritimes featuring Nova Scotia’s Western Shores, Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail, New Brunswick and the Acadian Coast, Prince Edward Island and the Red Beaches.

Photo Credit: Lauren Mullaly

Photo Nick Hawkins

Photo by Tourism New Brunswick

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Tourism New Brunswick

Destination Canada | Bay of Fundy

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7 DAY ESSENTIAL NEW BRUN-

AND BAY OF FUNDY

This 7-day trip will have you walking on the ocean floor, kayaking the world’s highest tides and sampling some of the best seafood spots in New Brunswick.

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10 DAY MARITIME EXPLORER

Get a true taste of Atlantic Canada in this 10-day journey through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island driving through winding roads and past stunning redsand beaches

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DAY WONDERS OF THE BAY OF FUNDY

between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Atlantic Canada’s Bay of Fundy is home to the highest tides in the

Photo Credit: Lauren Mullaly

Photo by Brock Jordy Media

Photo by Pascal Chiasson

Photo by Tourism New Brunswick

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Prince Edward Island

Canada’s smallest province is a quaint place of natural beauty and rich history. Explore the red sand beaches and cliffs, and enjoy the delicious local cuisine.

Meat Cove | Tourism Nova Scotia / Tom Cochrane

Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown – known as the birthplace of Canada, this seaside city has an elegant and historical charm. Walkable and safe, you will never be far from world-class theatre – including Anne of Green Gables the Musical – shopping, historic sites and golf courses in stunning settings.

North Cape Coastal Drive – offers a variety of classic island scenery with naturally sifted white and red sand beaches, towering red sandstone capes and a necklace of essential coastal stops. Join the locals as they celebrate tradition, music and cuisine at one of the many festivals that span the shores of the North Cape Coastal Region.

Red Sands Shore – there is a warmth that envelops you here, and it’s embodied by the colour red: the red sand beaches that await your footprints and castles, the red jutting cliffs that will both impress and humble you, and the red clay roads that disappear over hills and beckon you to follow.

Green Gables Shore – a spectacular piece of Prince Edward Island’s acclaimed scenic landscape composed of red sandstone cliffs, white sand beaches and rolling farm fields. Some of this classic coastline has been protected in Prince Edward Island National Park, which hugs the north shore in this area.

Green Gables Heritage Place – visit the 19th century Green Gables farm in Cavendish, where images from the blockbuster 1908 novel blend with the real life experiences of local author Lucy Maud Montgomery, who drew inspiration from the idyllic farmstead and its red woodland pathways.

Tourism PEI | Brian McInnis

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Tourism PEI | Sander Meurs

Cavendish | Tourism PEI, Alex Bruce

Prince Edward Island Tours

It may be Canada’s smallest Province, but it is filled with incredible experiences, including wandering trails, endless red sand beaches and amazing people that will have you itching to go back.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

14 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC

Discover the beauty of the Maritimes featuring Nova Scotia’s Western Shores, Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail, New Brunswick and the Acadian Coast, Prince Edward Island and the Red Beaches.

22 DAY MARITIME MOSAIC AND NEWFOUNDLAND

One of the most comprehensive tours of Atlantic Canada, this tour doesn’t miss a thing with highlights including the Cabot Trail, the Acadian Coast, the Red Beaches, Gros Morne National Park and more.

Photo Credit: Tourism PEI/Heather Ogg

Photo by Tourism PEI John Sylvester

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo Credit: Destination Canada

Destination Canada | Confederation Trail, PEI

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8 DAY CAPE BRETON AND PEI SELF DRIVE

Enjoy fresh salty air, sandy beaches, mountain vistas and much more on this 8-day self-drive through New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

5 DAY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SELF-DRIVE

Discover Summerside, a modern, lively city built on the waterfront. Explore the Green Gables shore, including the Cavendish - the home of Anne of Green Gables and Avonlea. Finish off your adventure in the historic Charlottetown - the island capital.

13 DAY MARITIME CHARM

Get a true taste of the East Coast charm on this 13-day tour that includes visits to the Kejimkujik National Park, Fundy National Park and many other iconic stops.

Photo Credit: Destination Canada

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Tourism PEI Stephen DesRoches

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Newfoundland & Labrador

Explore this untouched land: view magnificent 10,000-year-old icebergs and see 30-tonne whales leaping out of the water. From stunning coastlines to deep history, you will be in awe.

Gros Morne National Park | Tourism Newfoundland

Newfoundland & Labrador

St. John’s – the oldest and most easterly city in North America, this is where heritage lives. Melded with culture, history and personality, St. John’s has survived two World Wars, five centuries and countless hardships and triumphs. It’s become a rare, old city full of character, experience and charisma, with a contemporary and sophisticated edge.

L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site – a visit to the site can transport you back to where Vikings once stood. Perched on the tip of the Viking Trail, it’s a place where mystery still mingles with the light and washes over the strange and captivating landscape.

Gros Morne National Park – the second largest national park in eastern Canada, Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site stretching across 1,805 square kilometres of western Newfoundland as part of the towering Long Range Mountains.

Labrador – one of the last untamed, unspoiled places left on earth and home to the spectacular Torngat Mountains National Park, where you have the chance to view polar bears in their natural habitat. Labrador stretches from the Strait of Belle Isle in the south to Cape Chidley in the far north, boasting towering mountains, massive rock faces and an infinite supply of lakes and rivers, not to mention waters seasonally teeming with whales and icebergs.

Red Bay National Historic Site – Red Bay Basque Whaling Station was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013. This mystical place is world-renowned and takes the essence of Labrador coastal living and transposes it onto a tapestry of rich culture and history.

The Battery, St John’s | Destination St John’s

Signal Hill National Historic Site, Newfoundland

Iceberg | Destination St John’s

Newfoundland

& Labrador Tours

Picture yourself standing on the most easterly point in all of North America. Newfoundland & Labrador is a place of dramatic beauty and irrepressible charm. Explore towering inland fjords, picturesque fishing villages & majestic coastlines.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS

PARTNER OPERATED TOURS

9 DAY NEWFOUNDLAND

DISCOVERY

Explore this untouched land, view magnificent 10,000 year old icebergs and view 30 tonne whales leaping out of the water. From stunning coastlines, to quaint fishing villages and deep history, you will be in awe.

11 DAY NEWFOUNDLAND

CIRCUMNAVIGATION

Explore Newfoundland at its most authentic: by sea! Daily excursions explore the island’s hidden treasures. Our engaging local guides will have you wanting to stay.

14 DAY ULTIMATE NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR DISCOVERY WITH ST. PIERRE

This is a comprehensive exploration of one of Canada’s most isolated, scenic, and historically/culturally distinct provinces, as well as the unique French Island of Ste-Pierre. Join us on a thorough treatment of this unique corner of North America.

7 DAY NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR’S VIKING TRAIL

Discover the West Coast of Newfoundland & Labrador on this fully escorted tour. Visit Port au Choix and learn about ancient peoples -the Maritime Archaic and Dorset Indians, discover the Vikings in L’Anse aux Meadows, and the Basque Whalers in Red Bay.

Photo Credit: Destination Canada

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Photo by Destination Canada

Photo Dru Kennedy Photography

Finn Beales | Newfoundland & Labrador

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10 DAY NEWFOUNDLAND WONDERS

Immerse yourself in the oldest & most eastern city in North America, go back in time to where the Vikings once stood at L’Anse axu Meadows National Historic Site, explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Gros Morne National Park and stay in a unique lighthouse inn on this unique and diverse self-drive through Newfoundland.

9 DAY UNTOUCHED NEWFOUNDLAND

History, scenery, culture and eclectic characters will all play an important role in this 9 day self-drive journey through Newfoundland.

6 DAY EASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND DISCOVERY

Visit St. John’s, the oldest and most easterly city in North America melded with culture, history and personality. St. John’s has survived two world wars, five centuries, and countless hardships and triumphs.

Photo Credit: Canva

Photo by Destination Canada

Photo by Barrett & MacKay Photo

Photo by Scott McClellan

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Yukon Territory

The Yukon, an all-season destination, has a rich offering of history and local culture, stunningly unique landscapes and epic scenery.

Haines Junction, Kluane National Park

Yukon

Yukon – “larger than life” and with a powerful frontier image, Yukon is an exciting destination that offers pristine wilderness, abundant wildlife and stunning scenery with easy access to extraordinary backcountry. Yukon also has a wide array of cultural and sporting events that attract artists and participants from all parts of the world.

Kluane National Park – an icon and home to some of North America’s tallest peaks. As a mecca for soft adventure seekers, the Yukon boasts numerous navigable rivers, hiking, climbing and camping.

Arctic Circle – home to the Inupiat Eskimos, the far north is filled with a rich history and natural wonders, from the gold rush days to the Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve.

Whitehorse – known as the Wilderness City, it is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada. Nestled on the banks of the famous Yukon River, surrounded by mountains and pristine lakes, the city has both a magnificent landscape and a vibrant cosmopolitan lifestyle.

Canoeing in the Yukon | Paddy Pallin Canoeing in the Yukon | Paddy Pallin

Dempster Highway | Government of Yukon/R.Postma

Tagish lake | Anderson

Aurora Borealis | Robert Postma

Yukon Tours

Go dogsledding on frozen lakes, learn about the Yukon Gold Rush in Dawson city, or be in awe as you watch the Aurora Borealis dance above you in one of our many comprehensive tours.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO THE YUKON

9 DAY INUIT LANDS AND THE ROAD TO THE ARCTIC

A journey through the Yukon and up to Inuvik on the Arctic Sea, featuring history, nature, and indigenous culture. Optional 3-day extension to Skagway Alaska.

10 DAY TRUE NORTH ADVENTURE: NWT AND YUKON WITH WHITE PASS TRAIN TO SKAGWAY

Experience one of the best places to view one of Earth’s greatest natural wonders, the Aurora Borealis and learn about the history of the Klondike Gold Rush era in this northern adventure.

12 DAY INUIT LANDS: YUKON EXPLORER WITH WHITE PASS TRAIN TO SKAGWAY

Explore Canada’s two most northern territories as well as Skagway, Alaska in an exciting journey featuring a visit to the Arctic Circle, Tombstone Territorial Park, and Dempster Highway.

5 DAY YUKON WINTER EXPERIENCE WITH AURORA BOREALIS VIEWING

Explore the winter in the Yukon warmly dressed in the included winter gear. You will experience some of the north’s iconic experiences like ice fishing, snowshoeing, and dog sledding.

Photo Credit: Johnathan Tucker

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Photo by Canva

Photo by Government of Yukon

Photo by Cathie Archebould

Destination Canada | Miles Canyon, Yukon

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8 DAY YUKON ADVENTURE

Discover First Nations history in Carcross, learn about the local wildlife at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve or seek out Dall sheep in Kluane National Park in this 8-day adventure.

15 DAY CLASSIC YUKON AND ALASKA

Enjoy the impressive panoramic sights offered by the Top of the World Highway on your way to view wildlife in the shadows of Mount McKinley.

14 DAY EXPLORE THE YUKON BY CAMPER VAN

The Dempster Highway’s unpaved road traverses some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet as one of Canada’s undiscovered yet accessible wonders.

7 DAY YUKON AND NWT - SELF DRIVE TO THE ARCTIC SEA

Experience the famous Dempster Highway as it is one of the world’s great road trips! Spend time in Whitehorse, a city that blends First Nation Culture, gold rush history, interesting museums and an energetic, creative vibe all with a stunning wilderness backdrop.

Photo by Cathie Archebould

Photo by Melody McKenzie

Photo by Canva

Photo by RG Hartimer

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Northwest Territories

View awesome displays of Aurora Borealis, drive across the Arctic Circle to the amazing Mackenzie Delta or hike a national park at the top of the world. The possibilities are endless.

Aurora Borealis | Northwest Territories Tourism

Northwest Territories

Yellowknife – Here you’ll find it all: Skyscrapers rearing up from the outcrops, casting long shadows over Great Slave Lake. Sailboats tacking through the gleaming waves and floatplanes looping in the cloudless sky. A festival in an ice-palace, and a music concert on a sandy lakeshore. A clutch of houseboats, bright and offbeat and rocking gently on the swells. A smorgasbord of flavors: Ethiopian restaurants, sushi joints, and wine bars that serve muskox burgers. Log cabins beside mansions beside houses shaped like teepees. Visitors from Japan, Toronto, Tuktoyaktuk. And a whole bunch of friendly, off-beat locals, making their home and enjoying their time in the biggest little city in Canada.

Western Arctic – The Arctic is a land of icons: Polar bears. Reindeer. Treeless tundra, sprawling to infinity. High Arctic islands, reaching toward the pole. Beluga. Muskoxen. An ocean, frozen in place, gleaming in the nightless spring. It’s all here, along with the people who call it home – the Gwich’in and Inuvialuit, who’ve thrived here for eons along the mouth of the Mackenzie River and the flanks of the Northwest Passage.

Sahtu – The beating heart of the North. Here in the trackless core of our territory, the frantic outside world has not arrived, and possibly never will. This is the home of a grand inland sea, Great Bear – nearly 500 metres deep, slithering with colossal trout, cliff-flanked, and salted with alluring place-names: Conjuror Bay, Grizzly Bear Mountain, the Scented Grass Hills.

Dehcho – Dehcho means “big river” – referring to the great Mackenzie, 1,600 kilometres long and as much as five kilometres wide, sluicing relentlessly toward the Arctic sea. Flanking the current: The foothills and spires of the Mackenzie Mountains are home to not one but two national park reserves, Nahanni and Nááts’ihch’oh –jewels in Canada’s crown and destinations on every paddler’s life-list. Despite all this wilderness, the Dehcho is within easy reach. The region is accessible by air and road from Yellowknife. Moose, bison, and black bears ramble the dusty roadsides. And traditional villages thrive – outposts of Dene, Métis, traders, bush pilots and more, whose friendly faces and the low-key pace will pacify your soul.

North Slave – The North Slave is a place of opposites: A vast lake and the rock-ribbed shield. Dense boreal forests and the wide-open Barrenlands. Ultra-modern industries and lifeways older than history.

South Slave – Gateway to the wild frontier. It’s a place of big waters, including gleaming Great Slave Lake, home to Canada’s northernmost freshwater fishery. The South Slave is also a place of big wildlife and wild sanctuaries – especially the roaming herds of bison, endangered whooping cranes and regal wolves of Wood Buffalo National Park.

Caribou | Jason van Bruggen

Yellowknife, Northwest Territories | George Fischer

YUKON

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Pingo, Inuvik | JF Bergeron

Bison | Hans Pfaff

Northwest Territories Tours

A territory filled with wildlife and known for some of the best Aurora Borealis in the world, experience all that the north has to offer with incredible adventure and hospitality.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

9 DAY INUIT LANDS AND THE ROAD TO THE ARCTIC

A journey through the Yukon and up to Inuvik on the Arctic Sea, featuring history, nature, and indigenous culture. Optional 3 day extension to Skagway Alaska. tive centre.

9 DAY ALBERTA AND THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Depart Edmonton and drive north to the land of the Midnight Sun, through grasslands and boreal forests, by lakes and rivers, and learn the ways of the north from the people who have always been there.

5 DAY LATE SUMMER AURORA BOREALIS VIEWING

Experience the magical beauty of the Northern Lights dancing and reflecting off Great Slave Lake, and local wildlife and Indigenous culture.

5 DAY YELLOWKNIFE AURORA BOREALIS VIEWING

Explore the winter wonderland of Yellowknife, with Northern Lights, dog sledding, ice fishing, and Indigenous culture.

Adam Pisani | Inuvik

Angela Gzowski

George Fischer

George Fischer

Danny Swainson

Angela Gzowski | Canoeing NWT

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5 DAY LATE SUMMER AURORA BOREALIS VIEWING

Experience the magical beauty of the Northern Lights dancing and reflecting off Great Slave Lake, and local wildlife and Indigenous culture.

5 DAY YELLOWKNIFE AURORA BOREALIS VIEWING - WINTER

Explore the winter wonderland of Yellowknife, with Northern Lights, dog sledding, ice fishing, and Indigenous culture.

PARTNER OPERATED TOUR

YUKON AND THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES; SELF-DRIVE TO THE ARCTIC SEA

Enjoy scenic drives and local history, wildlife, and culture with visits to Whitehorse, Dawson City, and Inuvik.

10 DAY ARCTIC WATCH DISCOVERY EXPERIENCE

Visit Yellowknife and the Northwest Passage, staying at a fly-in lodge on the Arctic Sea and exploring local wildlife and nature.

Photo Credit: Weber Arctic

Danny Swainson

Adam Pisani

Gerold Sigl

Photo Credit: Clayton Anderson

Nunavut

Nunavut is the youngest territory of Canada, settled over four thousand years ago, recognized as distinctly Canadian in 1999. It is one of the largest unspoiled natural paradises on the planet. People from everywhere visit Nunavut to enjoy the arctic wildlife and the Inuit way of life, to explore the top of the world and be dazzled by the vivid dancing hues of the Aurora Borealis.

Arctic Bay – a vibrant, traditional community located in the northwest corner of Baffin Island. This safe harbour hamlet is situated upon a south-facing gravel beach on Adams Sound, which feeds into Admiralty Inlet, draining northwards to Lancaster Sound and the Northwest Passage.

Iqaluit – located on Baffin Island at the northern end of Frobisher Bay near the mouth of the Sylvia Grinnell River. Formerly known as Frobisher Bay, the modern city of Iqaluit is rich with traditional Inuit culture. It is the home of many Inuit artists, filmmakers and musicians, plus there are arts and culture festivals staged in the spring and summer that bring artists here from across the territory.

Pond Inlet – also called ‘Mittimatalik’ in Inuktitut after an unknown ancient person presumed to be buried here, Pond Inlet is a traditional Inuit community located on the northern tip of Baffin Island near the eastern entrance to the Northwest Passage. It overlooks Eclipse Sound and the mountains of Bylot Island, which is a migratory bird sanctuary. Situated near scenic fjords, glaciers and icebergs, Pond Inlet is famous as a great place to see large pods of narwhal.

Resolute – known as ‘Qausuittuq’ in Inuktitut, which means the ‘place with no dawn’ because of the long winter night this far north. It is also the ‘place with no sunset’ in the summertime! Resolute is the second most northerly community in Nunavut and Canada. The many little islands and big arctic waters nearby are special habitats for numerous nesting birds and large migrating pods of beluga whales. Resolute is home to some of the greatest Inuit hunters in the world.

Pond Inlet, Nunavut | Michelle Valberg

Pond Inlet, Nunavut | Michelle Valberg

One of the most remote and spectacular destinations on the planet, with massive icebergs and an abundance of wildlife including whales, bears and more.

Nunavut Tours

On these tours you can experience arctic wildlife, Indigenous culture, and witness the spectacular Aurora Borealis in one of the largest unspoiled natural paradises on the planet.

PARTNER OPERATED TOUR

17 DAY INTO THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE EXPEDITION CRUISE

Grand vistas, historic sites. Marine mammals, bears, and birds. Find a warm welcome in Nunavut’s communities, and enjoy Greenland’s geology, geography, and culture with a European flair.

17 DAY OUT OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE EXPEDITION CRUISE

Visit several distinct Arctic regions on this voyage aboard the Ocean Endeavour in this 17-day journey. You will discover an abundance of arctic wildlife, pass by massive icebergs and learn about Inuit culture in this Canadian Signature Experience.

13 DAY HEART OF THE ARCTIC

Meet the artists in South Baffin Island’s Inuit famous art-making communities and explore Nunavik, the Arctic coast of Quebec. Cross the Davis Strait in the wake of the explorers. Explore the deep fjords and vibrant communities of Greenland.

Photo Credit: Artur StaniszDestination Canada

Photo by Hans Pfaff

Photo by Jason van Bruggen

Photo by Marlin Olynyk

Jason van Bruggen | Nunavut

Alaska & USA

Like the Northern Territories of Canada, Alaska (USA) offers breathtaking coastlines, rolling tundra and white-capped mountains. Opportunities for dog sledding, hiking, fishing, wildlife and Aurora Borealis viewing abound.

Heading south, an abundance of national parks throughout Oregon, Utah and Washington creates some of the most epic road trips of North America. Complemented by the bustling urban cores and communities of local artisans you’ll have plenty of opportunities for exploration and adventures.

Katmai National Park, Alaska | Chris McLennan

Alaska

Inside Passage – shaped by the staggering force of massive glaciers millions of years ago, Alaska’s Inside Passage boasts wildlife-filled fjords and lush island scenery. It is a habitat for bald eagles, sea lions, porpoises and whales.

Southwest Alaska – brown bears amble along the hills and plains, and more than 240 bird species inhabit Alaska’s Southwest region. The region’s terrain ranges from a landscape of volcanoes in Katmai National Park to the windswept Aleutian Islands.

Interior and Denali National Park – in Alaska’s heartland, you’ll see the continent’s tallest peak, Mount Denali, and wide expanses of tundra. The forests are teeming with wildlife and bird life ranging from the formidable grizzly to stately herds of caribou.

South Central Alaska – with over half of Alaska’s population within Anchorage, it is a playground of activities from world-class fishing to hiking and wildlife viewing, with the advantages of remote wilderness within easy driving distance.

Washington, Oregon, Utah

Seattle, Washington - An exciting city surrounded by natural beauty. The famous Pike Place Market is Seattle’s most iconic attraction - filled with tasty treats. The Space Needle towers over the Seattle Skyline with 360 degree views of Mt. Rainier, Puget Sound, the Olympic and Cascade Mountains and the beautiful city of Seattle.

Portland, Oregon – A bustling urban core famous for its maker culture and communities ringed by forests, farms, rivers and rolling hills. Rich cultural offerings, historic and modern architecture, endless recreational activities, and a friendly feel make Portland attractive for everyone.

Willamette Valley, Oregon – A combination of countryside mixed with city culture and historic towns. Vineyards. forests, farms and artisans abundant, many talented creators can be found here. Farm-to-fork food can be paired with wines from over 500 local wineries.

Mt Hood and Columbia River Gorge, Oregon – Home to Oregon’s tallest mountain, towering trees and waterfalls, farm-fresh feasts and cozy cabins. From handcrafted beer to a gorge that boats exceptional wine. A mixture of activity, adventure and exploration awaits.

Arches National Park, Utah – The Arches is a vast landscape of contrasting colours, land forms and textures containing over 2000 natural stone arches and geological formations. A photographers dream at sunset where red rock becomes illuminated by the sun. The second-longest spanning arch at 306 feet is a sight to be seen.

Canyonlands National Park – Explore the 337,598 acres of wilderness and countless canyons, buttes, arches and spires carved by the Colorado river. The park is divided into districts by the Colorado and Green rivers - the Island in the Sky, The Needles, The Maze, Horseshoe Canyon Unit and The Rivers themselves.

Bryce Canyon National Park – Home to the largest concentration of Hoodoos found anywhere on earth situated at the top of the Grand Staircase. Bryce Canyon is a series of natural amphitheater, the most famous of which is Bryce Amphitheater.

Zion National Park – Utah’s first national park, Zion translates to “The Promised Land” and is full to the brim with some of the most spectacular walks and drives. Soaring vermillion cliffs and verdant valleys of Zion are the perfect picture postcard backdrop.

Monument Valley | Visit Utah / Michael Kunde

Arches National Park, Utah

Mt. Denali | Michael DeYoung

USA

USA Group Tours

The USA has a staggering range of possibilities: so much natural beauty – mountains, beaches, rainforest, deserts, canyons, glaciers –coupled with fascinating cities to explore, an unrivaled music scene and all the things that make travel so rewarding.

ESCORTED SMALL GROUP TOURS TO THE USA

11 DAY AMERICA’S SPECTACULAR CANYONLANDS WITH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINEER

An incredible tour starting from the glittering city of Las Vegas and then travelling through the highlights of Utah’s Canyonlands visiting Zion, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands and Arches National Parks and more.

10 DAY CASCADIA AND THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

This tour highlights Vancouver, Seattle and Portland, which are undoubtedly some of North America’s most attractive cities and host a great number of incredible culinary, touring and learning experiences.

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Getty Images| The Arches National Park, Utah

Alaska Tours

Alaska offers once-in-a-lifetime experiences unrivaled by any other destination in the world. Alaska is home to some of the largest national parks and forests in the U.S. with rugged wilderness, breathtaking views, and wild adventures.

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5 DAY AUTHENTIC STUNNING ALASKA

Journey down a restricted access road, imagine no traffic jams, no stop lights and arriving at the peaceful Denali Backcountry Lodge for an unforgettable experience.

4 DAY DENALI RAIL EXPLORER

Anchorage is the headquarters of the Alaska Railroad where your 4-day journey to Fairbanks begins, with highlights including visits to Denali National Park, a Denali River rafting experience and more.

15 DAY CLASSIC YUKON AND ALASKA

Enjoy the impressive panoramic sights offered by the Top of the World Highway on your way to view wildlife in the shadows of Mount McKinley.

4 DAY SEWARD, KENAI FJORD AND EXIT GLACIER

Venture deep into the national park as you embark on a Northwest Fjords boat cruise and don’t miss this must-do short hike of the nearby Exit Glacier

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Photo by Government of Yukon

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Noel Hendrickson | Alsek Lake, Alaska

Rocky Mountaineer

Experience this spectacular rail journey through the Canadian Rockies combining exemplary service with stunning scenery on board Rocky Mountaineer. This luxurious train travels by daylight from April to October, offering an unforgettable experience in the majestic Canadian Rockies. Anderson Vacations fully customizable independent travel packages which include these experiences can be found on brochure pages 46 to 53.

Rocky Mountaineer Routes

First Passage to the West - Vancouver to Banff/Lake Louise*

This route traces the historic transcontinental rail line that united Canada’s east and west. Route highlights include: The Last Spike, Spiral Tunnels, Stoney Creek Bridge, Fraser and Thompson Canyon, Kicking Horse River. This journey includes an overnight in Kamloops.

Journey through the Clouds - Vancouver to Jasper*

This rail route is known for scenic valleys, plentiful wildlife and majestic Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Route highlights include: Hell’s Gate, Pyramid Falls, Yellowhead Pass, Mount Robson and Moose Lake. This journey includes an overnight in Kamloops.

Rainforest to Gold Rush Vancouver to Jasper*

This rail journey will travel through extreme landscapes including the largest temperate rainforest in the world and the desert-like conditions of the Fraser Canyon. Melt back into your seat, or grab the rails and drink in some of the fresh air of the Cariboo Gold Rush Region’s pastoral ranchlands. Route highlights include: Howe Sound, Green Lake, Porteau Cove and Mount Robson. This three-day rail journey includes overnights in both Whistler and Quesnel.

*All route names are official Rocky Mountaineer route names. These can all be booked with Anderson Vacations example packages found on pages 46 to 53. All routes are available in reverse.

Service Levels

SilverLeaf Service: Travel in a custom-designed, single-level, coach with oversized glass-dome windows. Relax and take in the dazzling vistas, and enjoy delicious hot entrées plated to your preference and served in the comfort of your seat. Complimentary beverages, including wine, beer, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks will be available throughout the journey.

GoldLeaf Service: Travel in a custom-designed, bi-level coach with fully glassdomed windows for panoramic views. Enjoy the stunning views upstairs, and savour the delicious meals downstairs in the private dining room. From the attentive service provided by your Rocky Mountaineer hosts, to the gourmet meals inspired by the passing regions and prepared by talented chefs, GoldLeaf Service is quite simply as good as it gets.

Canada

BRITISH COLUMBIA

ALBERTA

First Passage to the West Journey Through The Clouds Rainforest to Gold Rush

Vancouver

Whistler

Quesnel Jasper Kamloops

Lake Louise Banff

GoldLeaf Service

GoldLeaf Service

From coast to coast, through mountains, prairies, forests and cities, you can explore all regions of Canada from the comfort and convenience of modern rail. VIA Rail operates over 500 trains per week in eight Canadian provinces, with a network of over 12,500km, making it Canada’s primary passenger rail service.

VIA Rail Routes and Services

The Canadian - Vancouver to Toronto*

This four-night journey departs from Vancouver and travels through the majestic Canadian Rockies to Jasper and on to Edmonton before crossing the prairies to Toronto. Travelling in Sleeper Plus class, by day sit back in comfortable armchairs; at night, attendants will transform your quarters into cozy bunks or a private bedroom. You will have access to domed lounge cars for 180-degree panoramic windows for spectacular viewing. Gourmet meals are included in the dining car while travelling in Sleeper Plus class. Upgrade to the new Prestige class, offering an elegant cabin that is 50 per cent larger than the cabin for two with a larger viewing window, private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV.

The Skeena - Jasper to Prince Rupert*

The Jasper to Prince Rupert train makes a two-day journey from the rugged splendour of the Jasper National Park and the Canadian Rockies to the stunning beauty of the Pacific Coast. You will disembark the train in Prince George for an overnight stay before continuing for a full day on the train to Prince Rupert. Choose the relaxing ambience and attentive service of economy class (available all year), or upgrade to touring class to enjoy exclusive access to dome car seating and meal service at your seat. Touring class is available on set departures from mid-June to late September.

The Arctic Adventure - Winnipeg to Churchill*

You will watch the beautiful Manitoba landscape transition from majestic prairies to towering boreal forest, to the barren beauty of the tundra on this 1700-kilometre journey to Churchill. Churchill is known as the polar bear capital of the world, has an abundance of wildlife spotting opportunities (including Beluga Whales) and spectacular northern lights viewing opportunities. This service is available year round with the option of an economy seat or Sleeper Plus class.

The Corridor Service - Toronto to Québec City*

This is a very convenient, comfortable and scenic way to travel between the key cities of Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montréal and Québec City. Services depart multiple

VIA Rail

times per day from central locations. You can choose the value of an economy seat or upgrade to business class, which offers exclusive check-in, lounge access at the train station and meals while on board the train.

The Ocean - Montréal to Halifax

The Ocean train makes an overnight journey along the St. Lawrence before crossing the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The train leaves Montréal just as the sun sets over the fertile farmlands carpeting the southern shores of the St. Lawrence River and the Matapédia Valley, arriving in misty Chaleur Bay early the next morning. After breakfast, enjoy lessons on lobster traps, wine sampling and other activities in the panoramic car. You can choose the value of an economy seat or upgrade to the Sleeper Plus class for a cozier overnight accommodation.

*All routes are available in reverse.

to Prince Rupert Route, Winter | VIA Rail

Banff National Park, Vermillion Lakes | Travel Alberta

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Bookings can be made through our friendly reservation staff, or with your travel agent of choice. For the best selection and availability, it is recommended tours be booked as far in advance as possible. The prices for all tours are based in Canadian or US Dollars (CAD or US Dollars). Your tour price is based on your country of residency. If you are located outside of Canada, your pricing will generally be in United States Dollar (USD). Please advise the location of your residence address at the time of booking.

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The tour prices listed on our website are based on currency exchange rates trading on August 1st, 2022. If a price is listed in US Dollars, it will be clearly mentioned as such. Prices are based on costs and exchange rates as of August 1st, 2022. Should these currency exchange rates change significantly it may be necessary to add a surcharge onto the price of your tour. However, no surcharge will be made in respect to the exchange rate changes at 60 days prior to departure and full payment has been received by Anderson Vacations.

Deposit/final payment policies:

A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required at the time of booking to secure your reservation. Final payment is required 60 days prior to departure. If a reservation is made within 60 days of the departure date, full payment is required at the time of booking. All final payments are preferred to be made by direct bank deposit, wire transfer, E-transfer, or by cheque. Payments made by these means, automatically qualify your for a price reduction. Some tours that include services operated by other organizations may require a larger deposit; Adventures Canada, Rocky Mountaineer, Via Rail, and other third-party service providers have deposit and final payment terms different from our standard requirements. These will be passed on to you and discussed with you at the time of your initial booking.

Changes to Reservations:

If you wish to change your booking to a different tour within 60 days of departure, we will do our utmost to satisfy your request. A service charge of $50.00 per change will be levied to cover administrative and communication costs. Upgrades will be charged at the rate of the upgrade. Separate supplier change fees may apply depending on the arrangements booked. Any supplier change fees will be passed on to the client.

Cancellation Policy:

Should you need to cancel your trip, you (or your authorized travel agent) must notify us in writing by e-mail immediately. Insurable risks may be covered under your trip cancellation insurance policy, if purchased. We are not able to grant partial refunds for any unused trip arrangements like voluntarily missed meals, sightseeing, transport, etc. after the trip has commenced, or any refunds to trip members who do not complete any portion of the itinerary for any reason. All air tickets are fully non-refundable and valid only for the flight(s) indicated.

1) Cancel of a tour before final payment (61+ days): your deposit is non-refundable. We strongly suggest that you have comprehensive travel insurance in place to cover any financial losses should you need to cancel for unforeseen reasons.

2) Cancel of a tour after final payment, and before 30 days prior to departure (60-30 days): a future travel credit will be offered for all payments received, that can be used towards any Anderson Vacations tour departing within the following 12 months. Cancellation fees and non-refundable payments made to other travel service providers, if any, will be deducted. These are typically thirdparty non-refundable payments made to hotels, railways, and other travel services by Anderson Vacations to secure travel arrangements on the client’s behalf.

3) Cancel of a tour within 30 days of departure (29-0): No refunds or travel credits will be given. We strongly suggest that you have comprehensive travel insurance in place to cover any financial losses should you need to cancel for unforeseen reasons.

Please note:

Some suppliers’ cancellation policies can vary, including cruise lines and rail companies. You will be responsible for all additional cancellation fees imposed by such providers of service over and above the Anderson Vacations cancellation fees. These cancellation fees are required to offset booking, communication, and administrative charges which have already been incurred by us, suppliers and your travel agent. Cancellation fees imposed by suppliers and travel agents are beyond our control and you should check with your travel agent regarding what cancellation fees may be applicable.

Regrettably cancellation charges cannot be waived. There will be no exceptions. No refunds on unused services after departure from the original city. Travel Health, Cancellation and Interruption insurance is strongly recommended to avoid financial losses.

Travel Insurance:

Anderson Vacations STRONGLY RECOMMENDS adequate and comprehensive travel insurance to all persons travelling to all destinations. Travel insurance can be purchased to cover penalties in the event you need to cancel or change your travel plans due to unforeseen circumstances. Travel insurance can also provide medical and emergency assistance protection during travel, as well as loss and delay coverage. Visit your travel agent or call one of our insurance specialists for details. If you do not carry travel insurance, all medical expenses, and losses due to weather and unforeseen changes are entirely your responsibility. No refunds for unused or changed travel arrangements will be provided in these circumstances.

Visas/Passports:

Holding valid travel documents is the responsibility of the traveller. A passport valid for six months beyond date of travel is required for entry into Canada and several other countries. Visa-exempt foreign nationals are expected to have an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to or transit through Canada. If you require an eTA you can apply for this online. Please discuss this with your travel agent or one of our specialists at time of booking.

Documentation:

Travel vouchers, tickets, departure details and supplier addresses will be provided as part of our final tour documentation. All documentation is sent electronically. These are tickets and as good as cash. Lost vouchers will require a $50.00 processing fee to resend.

Is there a charge for small groups (under ten participants)?

We pride ourselves on providing “a small shared group experience.” In the event that we have fewer than ten participants on a tour we will offer a “small-group surcharge” to ensure that the tour runs as scheduled. This fee, which is 15% or less of the “land” portion of the tour, will be offered to you as an option to continue with the trip. This fee will cover the costs associated with handling a smaller group.

Responsibilities:

Anderson Vacations acts only as an agent for the owners and contractors providing transportation, accommodation or other services and is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage or injury, delay or accident due to an act of default of any company engaged in providing service included in these packages. The right is reserved to decline or accept any person requesting a travel package or to refuse to retain a member of a group or individual travel program. Scheduled changes may occur. Anderson Vacations management reserves the right to make any adjustments in plans which may be necessitated due to situations not under our control.

Itinerary Changes:

Our tours are planned 1-2 years in advance and occasionally the program may need to be adjusted, or schedule changes may occur. Anderson Vacations reserves the right to make such adjustments in the program as may be necessitated due to circumstances beyond our control before or during the tour for the overall safety, comfort, and enjoyment of our travellers. Any changes made to the itinerary will be communicated to all passengers affected by the change in advance of the departure of the tour.

Force majeure: Anderson Vacations is not responsible for any additional costs, claims, losses, damages, expenses, delays, or loss of enjoyment of any nature or kind whatsoever resulting from any events caused by circumstances not under our or our suppliers’ reasonable control. This includes but is not limited to weather, strikes, cancelled or delayed transportation, fuel surcharges, labour disputes, riots, blockades, wars, health pandemics, terrorist attacks, earthquakes or restraints imposed by government authorities. We may cancel departures if forced to do so by circumstances of what is commonly referred to as force majeure. If cancellation occurs within the 60-day period, we will offer to postpone your trip to another similar departure within 12 months of the original tour start date; or, if circumstances do not permit, an alternative will be offered at that time of notice. We will not be responsible for costs associated with re-issuance or extension of visas, airline change fees, or for any compensation. We strongly recommend that all travellers purchase trip cancellation insurance, either through Anderson Vacations or elsewhere, as this may provide coverage under such circumstances.

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Twillingate, Newfoundland