The Sunshine Coast and Vancouver Island
	Follow a winding ribbon of road north from Vancouver up the scenic Sunshine Coast to Powell River before crossing the Strait of Georgia to Vancouver Island on a BC Ferry. Travel down the east coast of Vancouver Island to Nanaimo, or further south to Victoria. A second ferry experience completes the circle in Tsawwassen, south of Vancouver. Approximate Distance: 360 km (excluding ferry trips). Approximate Duration: 3 to 5 days. More >>
The Discovery Coast
	Cross to Vancouver Island from Vancouver and head north, boarding BC Ferries in Port Hardy. Return to the mainland at Bella Coola and the grassy plateaus, rolling meadows, picturesque canyons and high mountain peaks of the Chilcotin. The old Cariboo Wagon Road will lead you back to Vancouver through the heart of the Cariboo region. Approximate Distance: 1400 km (excluding ferry trips). Approximate Duration: 7 to 10 days. More >>
The Inside Passage
	Cross to Vancouver Island from Vancouver and head north, boarding BC Ferries in Port Hardy, destined for Prince Rupert. The hauntingly beautiful Queen Charlotte Islands beckon to you before venturing east on the Yellowhead Highway to Prince George, and south through the peaceful Cariboo to Vancouver along the historic Cariboo Wagon Road. Approximate Distance: 2,000 km (excluding ferry trips). Approximate Duration: 7 to 14 days. More >>
The Native Heritage Tour
	Follow the same route as The Inside Passage tour, and take in some of the wonderful examples of Native art to be seen in British Columbia, both ancient and modern. View haunting totem poles, mystifying petroglyph stone carvings, heritage Indian villages, and Native arts and crafts skillfully carved by First Nations people. Approximate Distance: 2,000 km (excluding ferry trips). Approximate Duration: 7 to 14 days. More >>
Northern British Columbia
	From Prince George, travel north through the Rocky Mountain foothills via the Alaska Highway to Watson Lake in the Yukon, before heading south again on the Stewart/Cassiar Highway. The wildlife population in this vast and remote territory is so prolific that this portion of the Northern Rockies has been dubbed the Serengeti of North America. Approximate Distance: 2,600 km. Approximate Duration: 7 to 14 days More >>
The Coast Mountains
	Head north out of Vancouver on the intensely scenic Sea to Sky Highway to the magical winter resort town of Whistler, and continue on to Lillooet and Pemberton. Cross paths with two historic routes, the Pemberton Trail and the Gold Rush Heritage Trail, which linked the coast with the interior in the days before the automobile. Return via the Okanagan and Fraser Valleys. Approximate Distance: 850 km (excluding ferry trips). Approximate Duration: 3 to 5 days. More >>
The Okanagan and Kootenay Rockies
	Travel the sunny interior of British Columbia, north through the Okanagan to Sicamous, following Highway 1 into the mountains of the BC Rockies. From Golden, head south through the Columbia Valley to Creston, and west through the Southern Okanagan, starting and ending your sun-drenched voyage in Osoyoos, the place where two lakes come together. Approximate Distance: 1,100 km. Approximate Duration: 4 to 7 days. More >>
Hot Springs in the Kootenays and BC Rockies
	British Columbia has a large number of hot springs, many of which are situated in the BC Rockies, in some of the most scenic areas in the world. While most springs are often located in delightful undeveloped areas, often reached after a long hike up a mountain valley, many have been developed into international resort destinations. Approximate Distance: 800 km. Approximate Duration: 3 to 5 days. More >>
The Fraser Valley
	Explore the rural farmlands and forests of the fertile Fraser Valley, which runs more than one hundred miles inland from the Pacific Ocean to the small town of Hope. Travel outbound on the scenic route north of the historic Fraser River, returning westwards along the Trans Canada Highway 1 to Vancouver, and Lotus Land. Approximate Distance: 150 km. Approximate Duration: 1 to 2 days More >>
Pacific Marine Circle Tour
	Driving the Pacific Marine Circle Tour is an excellent way to explore the historic West Coast of Vancouver Island. The wilderness route traces the coastline from Victoria through Sooke and Port Renfrew, continuing onto the Cowichan Valley and looping back down the Trans-Canada Highway via Duncan to Victoria. Approximate Distance: 255 km Approximate Duration: 2 to 4 days. More >>
Canadian Rockies Circle Tour
	Embark on "The Most Spectacular Train Trip in the World"® from Vancouver by rail on the world-famous Rocky Mountaineer® and journey through the Canadian Rockies to Banff, Alberta. Enjoy a luxury coach ride to Jasper, and travel onboard the train back to Vancouver. The Canadian Rockies Circle Tour includes 11 nights accommodation, tours of Vancouver, Banff and Jasper, the Banff Gondola ride, Icefields Parkway Tour and Snocoach ride. Circle Tour Duration: 11 nights/12 days More >>