Canada with Rocky Mountaineer & Alaska Cruise

From colourful downtown neighbourhoods, to culturally diverse suburbs and mountainside districts, there’s plenty to explore in Vancouver, an ocean-fringed city of culture, cuisine and outdoor adventures!

Gastown is the city’s cobbled old-town district and has oodles of charm
as Victorian buildings house boutiques, galleries and some of the city’s best culinary fare. Don’t miss the Steam Clock, which puffs steam-powered chimes every 15 minutes, or Vancouver Lookout for bird’s eye views.

Chinatown is one of North America’s largest and most historic Chinese enclaves.

Romantically known as the Last Frontier, the US state of Alaska is a wild and spectacular wilderness with vast landscapes of unfathomable natural beauty that seemingly stretch to infinity.

Most begin an Alaskan adventure in Anchorage, which is handy for Denali National Park, Alaska’s most popular attraction and home to Mount McKinley, North America’s tallest peak, as well as an intact terrain of glacial rivers, massive peaks and tundra. Other places to visit include Fairbanks, which is a top base for exploring northern Alaska and its Gold Rush heritage; scenic Seward, which is edged by craggy peaks and sparkling Resurrection Bay; and tiny Talkeetna, an artistic outdoorsy kind of place.

The Yukon Territory, which is set between Alaska and Canada (and administered and governed by Canada), is one of the largest and most scarcely populated areas of North America.