Vancouver Holidays

A city landmark and world-renowned hotel.

With a prime spot in the neighbourhood, The Coal Harbour area is an excellent base in Vancouver, whether you’ve got your sights set on dining, shopping or exploring Stanley Park.

The perfect location to explore Vancouver and for a pre-cruise stay.

As an all-suite hotel, this hotel is perfect if you are looking for a bit more space - perhaps for an extended stay.

Both welcoming and in a convenient location at the heart of Downtown

The Pan Pacific is an unmissable icon on Vancouver’s waterfront.

Step back into the 1920s in the heart of Downtown Vancouver.

Centrally located and elegantly contemporary in style, this charming hotel is a hidden city gem.

The chic and contemporary style of this independent hotel reflects its cool Yaletown setting.

A distinctive and playful hotel that honours its location in Vancouver’s entertainment district by being part of the social scene.

Smart digs in a central location.

Located in the heart of the entertainment district, Hotel BLU is a forward-thinking hotel that champions sustainable and technological initiatives.

Housed in Vancouver’s former Stock Exchange, the elegant EXchange Hotel resulted from a successful heritage restoration project that revitalised the original building into stylish accommodation.

Sitting smugly at the luxe end of Vancouver’s hotel scene, everything about The DOUGLAS wants to be a little bolder (perhaps that explains the shouty CAPS for its name) without losing its collected ambience.

In the mood for pampering? Plump for a stay at the super-posh Wedgewood Hotel & Spa.

Touch down in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, spending a night in Calgary. You’ll transfer to Banff, a sensationally beautiful wonderland, where you have two days to explore the delightful town and the wilderness beyond. From Banff, you’ll board the famous Rocky Mountaineer on a journey to Vancouver that’ll take two days through remarkable landscapes, disembarking overnight to stay at a hotel in Kamloops. A city break in Vancouver finishes your trip in style.

This epic journey is one of our all-time favourite itineraries and one of those holidays where the experiences are as much in the journeys as in the destinations. Travel on the iconic Rocky Mountaineer, visit magnificent Banff and Jasper National Parks, cross the wilds of British Columbia aboard the Skeena Train, and sail the famed Inside Passage on one of the most scenic ferry journeys in the world to Vancouver Island. Top it off with a scenic flight back to waterfront Vancouver.

This road trip has everything from city bustle to serene tranquillity. One day, you’re cycling the seawall in Vancouver, and then you’re hiking in Whistler. Then you’re bear spotting in the wilderness. Then you’re fishing on the Campbell River. Then you’re surfing in Tofino. Then you’re having tea in a posh hotel in Victoria. It’s a trip that ticks off some of the unmissable highlights of BC – and you’ll want to come back for more.

Your adventure begins in Calgary, driving to Banff and then across the Icefields Parkway before hitting Jasper. Then, the train takes the strain as you take a two-day journey aboard the Rocky Mountaineer to Vancouver, sitting back and watching the scenery from a glass-roofed train carriage.

See the best of the Rocky Mountains on this seven night journey from Calgary to Vancouver, travelling on sections of VIA Rail’s epic The Canadian route.

This nine-day tour is a scenic spectacle from the soaring Rocky Mountains to cosmopolitan Vancouver. Starting in Calgary, you’ll travel by coach through Banff, Jasper, and Kamloops, before boarding the iconic Rocky Mountaineer train for an unforgettable ride to the coast. This is western Canada done properly. Find out more about Jonview Escorted Tours.

Over ten days, you’ll travel by coach through Alberta and British Columbia on a well-paced journey. The trip kicks off in Calgary, where prairie horizons meet glassy high-rises, then heads straight for the Rocky Mountains. You’ll stop in Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper, cruise down the Icefields Parkway, step out onto a glacier, and hop on a ferry to Vancouver Island. The journey wraps up in Vancouver, with time to explore the city’s mix of ocean, forest, and skyline. And the best part? Choosing a coach trip means the details are all taken care of. With a friendly tour director and a group of fellow travellers along for the ride, you can settle in, look out the window, and just enjoy the days as they unfold. Find out more about Jonview Escorted Tours.

This fully guided, eight-day coach tour is a firm favourite for first-time visitors to Western Canada, and it’s easy to see why. Starting in Calgary, Alberta and finishing in Vancouver, British Columbia, you’ll travel through the Rocky Mountains and across some of the region’s most impressive landscapes without needing to plan a thing.  Along the way, you’ll explore Banff and Yoho National Parks, stop off in laid-back Canmore, spend time in the mountain village of Whistler, and roll into vibrant Vancouver on an itinerary packed with variety. The pace is just right: structured enough to see the big sights, but with free time for optional adventures and go-slow afternoons. With a welcoming group, a comfy seat, and someone else behind the wheel, it’s a brilliant way to get your bearings and experience some of the best bits of Western Canada. Find out more about Jonview Escorted Tours.

Over two weeks and three time zones, this guided coach tour of Canada travels across the country from east to west. It all kicks off in lively Montreal with a mix of history and university buzz, before Quebec City brings cobbled streets and old-world charm to the party, plus the chance to chase whales or waterfalls. From there, it's off to Ottawa for canals, markets, and a sweet stop at a sugar shack, then down to big, bold Toronto with a side of misty Niagara magic. A quick hop west lands you in Calgary, gateway to the Rockies, before you wind through those sensational peaks and dazzling lakes in Banff and Canmore. There are glacier walks, soaring highways, and even a floatplane (if you're keen) as you roll into Whistler. The grand finale? Vancouver. A mix of glass towers, salty air, forest trails, and a fabulous food scene. Find out more about Jonview Escorted Tours.