4-Day Boutique Small Group (14 People): Banff + Jasper National Parks + Immersive Experience at the Columbia Icefield + Stay at the Famous Glacier Hotel+Calgary Airport Transfers. CGV04Q / Duration: 4 Days.

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Tour Code： CGV04Q

Product Code： 168924

Tour Type： Bus Tour

Duration： 4s

Start City： Calgary

End City： Calgary,Banff

Language： Chinese,English

Feature： Must-See Attraction,Glacier

Overview

Premium Small Group of 14 Guests: Stay at Glacier View Lodge by the Columbia Icefield and immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of the icefield.

How to Explore the Icefields Parkway in September-October?

Aurora Viewing: September and October are ideal for watching the Northern Lights, especially in the remote areas near the Columbia Icefield, where light pollution is minimal and the night skies are clear. Enjoy watching the aurora right from your hotel.
Photography Opportunities: Autumn in the icefield region offers perfect conditions for photographers, especially during sunrise and sunset, when the snow-capped mountains and glaciers create a mesmerizing scene.
Unique Experiences: As a member of this premium small group, you'll enjoy exclusive experiences like private dinners, stargazing, and specially arranged icefield activities such as Ice Explorer and Skywalk, creating unforgettable memories.

What to See in Banff National Park in September-October?

Autumn Beauty: September and October in Banff mark one of the most beautiful seasons, especially for leaf-peeping and wildlife sightings. The park is covered in golden larch trees and evergreen pines, with the best viewing period from mid to late September and early October. Discover surprises in locations like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Bow Valley (viewed from the Banff Gondola).
Perfect Hiking Weather: The cool autumn weather is ideal for hiking, with Banff offering a wide range of trails, especially Johnston Canyon and the Lake Louise Lakeshore Trail.
Wildlife Watching: Autumn is also a peak season for wildlife activity, especially for elk and bears. You might even encounter these "locals" during your trip.

Itinerary

Airport Pick UP

Description

Admission

Meal

Please arrange by yourself

Accommodation

Tips

In the Rockies, there can be large temperature differences between morning and evening. The average daytime temperature in summer is 25 °C, and the average night temperature is 15-18 ° C. Please prepare clothes appropriately.
In the Rockies, there’s ample sunshine and usually high levels of Ultraviolet rays (UV rays) that may cause sunburn, so proper sun protection will be needed. The region has a dry climate and body lotion is one of the must-haves when traveling.
When encountering wild animals, feeding is prohibited; In the case of large animals, do not leave the vehicle and approach.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in hotel rooms and throughout the hotel. Violation of the rules will result in a fine of $300 CAD or more.
Within the national parks, please note smoking is permitted in certain areas only. Please follow the rules and do not litter cigarette butts. Please make sure that they’re fully out in case of a fire hazard.
Please note that hotels in the Rocky Mountains area are mostly 3-4 story wooden structures. Some hotels do not have elevators.
For environmental protection, Rocky Mountains area hotels are not provided with toothpaste, toothbrush, slippers, comb; Only shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and soap are provided.
Most hotel rooms are not equipped with kettles. If you need hot water for drinking, please ask the hotel’s front desk for assistance. If no kettle can be provided, please use the coffee machine properly as instructed.
There is no “hot (boiling)” drinking water at the attractions, if necessary, please prepare it yourself before departure.
Canadian voltage power is 110V, and the electrical socket is a three-pin plug: the upper one is round, and the lower two are flat and parallel.
Don't forget to bring your camera and enjoy your journey!

Meeting Place Pickup

hotel lobby

Description

Sightseeing

Lake Louise

Moraine Lake

Bow Lake

Columbia Icefield

Admission

Meal

Breakfast: Additional charge

Lunch: Additional chargea

Dinner: M package (Mandatory)

Accommodation

Meeting Place Pickup

Description

Sightseeing

Columbia Icefield

Sunwapta Falls

Medicine Lake

Maligne Lake

Jasper National Park

Meal

Breakfast: M package (Mandatory Fees);

Lunch: Please arrange yourself

Dinner: Please arrange by yourself

Accommodation

Meeting Place Pickup

Hotel lobby

Description

Sightseeing

Pyramid Lake

Maligne Lake

Athabasca Falls

Peyto Lake

Emerald Lake

Natural Bridge

Meal

Breakfast: Additional charge

Lunch: Additional charge

Dinner: Please arrange by yourself

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Day 3
Day 4

Important Info

Dropoff point

[Banff Town] Elk + Avenue Hotel

[Downtown] Bus station in front of Harry Hays Building (across the street from the Delta Calgary Downtown hotel), on 4th Ave SE, Calgary

Inclusions

Transportation: Comfortable air-conditioned tour bus.

Guide: Bilingual guide, Mandarin / English service.

Accommodation: Hotels listed in the itinerary, standard rooms.

Insurance: Transportation accident insurance during the tour.

Federal Service Tax: 5% GST.

National Park Entrance Fees.

Calgary Hotel Surcharge during the Calgary Stampede period.

Exclusions

Driver and Guide Service Fee: CAD 15 per person per day, CAD 4 per person per transfer for airport transfers.

Meals: All meals during the tour.

Activity Tickets and Mandatory Fees as specified in the itinerary.

Other Personal Expenses such as laundry, telephone, drinks, shopping, pay-per-view TV, etc.

Extra Costs due to delays caused by traffic, war, coups, strikes, weather, aircraft malfunction, flight cancellations or schedule changes, or other force majeure events.

Any Type of Travel Insurance.

It is strongly recommended to book activity tickets at the time of reservation. No additional services will be provided within 7 days before departure or during the tour.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation & Modification Policy

Order Cancellation

0–15 days before departure: 100% of the order amount is non-refundable.
16–30 days before departure: 50% of the order amount will be charged.
31–90 days before departure: CAD 50 service fee applies.

Order Modifications

Applies to changes in the number of travelers or name modifications (subject to availability).
0–15 days before departure: No modifications allowed; no refunds for any activities, meals, tickets, or accommodations.
16 days or more before departure: CAD 50 per change per order (activities and meals are refundable).

Additional Terms

Modifications may incur additional costs based on availability.
Any cancellation or modification will be subject to bank transfer or credit card processing fees, deducted from the refund.
All changes and cancellations must be requested in writing via email or fax.
Refunds are processed within 1–7 business days.

Additional Info

This product is a destination group tour. Please ensure you have a valid travel visa. Depending on your passport type, please confirm and apply for an eTA in advance. For more details, please visit http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/eta.asp.
Please provide accurate and complete information (name, gender, contact details, adult or child, etc.) when booking, to avoid booking errors that may affect your trip. If you experience delays or losses due to missing information, you will be responsible for the consequences.
If you have not received your "Tour Confirmation Letter" 7 days before departure, please contact our staff immediately.
To ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip, we strongly recommend that you also book activity tickets, meal packages, etc., at the time of booking. No additional services will be provided within 7 days of departure or during the trip.
This product is a destination group tour, where a group will be formed with other guests under the premise of ensuring the promised services and standards. The order of the itinerary may be adjusted according to the departure date.
Hotel star ratings in North America are not officially standardized. The hotels involved in the itinerary are local brand hotels.
North American standard double rooms are equipped with either one large bed or two beds. If you have specific bed requirements, please inform us at the time of booking, and we will try our best to accommodate your request.
The components of the product, such as transportation, hotels, restaurants, tourist attractions, and language culture, may vary based on the region and country. Please understand that the standards may differ (languages may include both Mandarin and English).
Tour vehicles: Vehicles will be arranged according to the number of participants. For groups with fewer than 24 people, the driver will also serve as the guide. For groups with more than 24 people, there will be a separate driver and guide.
The safety and rights of tourists regarding the transportation, hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions used during the trip are subject to the regulations of the operating organizations. In case of accidents or other losses, the respective operating organization's regulations will apply. Our company will not be held responsible.
In case of special circumstances such as severe weather, traffic accidents, etc., our company reserves the right to modify or cancel the itinerary.
It is strongly recommended that you purchase travel insurance to ensure your personal interests.
For issues related to flight cancellations, delays, weather, or other travel safety concerns, the relevant regulations of the service providers will apply directly to the passengers. Our company will not be held responsible.

Travel Notice:

If your trip includes airport transfer services, please ensure you provide accurate flight information and arrive at the designated pickup location on time. If incorrect information leads to transfer issues, the travel agency reserves the right to provide a second transfer service at an additional cost or arrange the next available free transfer. Please note that only one transfer service is provided per order!
According to different hotel operating requirements, you may be asked to provide a credit card as a deposit for incidental expenses (such as phone calls, laundry, dining) during your stay.
If you need assistance before departure, please feel free to call our Chinese-language customer service at 1-855-201-8525 (toll-free in North America).
All activity tickets and meals must be pre-booked, and no additional services will be provided during the trip. Thank you for your understanding.
Please arrive at the designated boarding location at the scheduled time to avoid delays for other passengers. If you are late and miss the bus, you will need to arrange your own transportation to the next meeting point, and the responsibility will be yours. We appreciate your understanding.
During the trip, you may be staying in different hotels. If there are arrangements for transferring guests between hotels, the tour guide will coordinate the arrangements based on the actual situation. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
During the trip, different vehicles and tour guides may be assigned to serve you. We appreciate your understanding if this causes any inconvenience!
If you need to leave the group during the trip, you will need to sign a "Leave the Group Confirmation Letter."
Passengers under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult (18 years or older).
For any complimentary activities, if they cannot be provided due to factors such as transportation, weather, or other force majeure circumstances, or if you are unable to participate for personal reasons, no refund will be issued. Thank you for your understanding.
If you have special requirements (such as bed types, vegetarian meals, baby chairs, etc.), please inform us at least 7 days before departure. We will try our best to accommodate, but we cannot guarantee fulfillment.

Tips:

In the Rocky Mountains, the temperature difference between day and night is significant. The average daytime temperature in summer is 25°C, and at night it averages 15–18°C. Please prepare appropriate clothing for your trip.
The Rocky Mountains enjoy plenty of sunlight in the summer, and the UV radiation is strong. Be sure to bring sunscreen. The region also has a dry climate, so moisturizing lotion is essential during your trip.
Wild animals are frequently encountered in the Rocky Mountain area, and feeding them is prohibited. If you encounter large animals, do not get out of the vehicle or approach them.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in hotel rooms throughout the entire trip. Violating this rule may result in a fine of CAD 300 or more.
Many hotels in the Rocky Mountains are 3-4 story wooden structures, and some hotels do not have elevators.
It is strongly recommended not to smoke within national parks! If you do smoke, please do so in designated areas and avoid littering cigarette butts.
For environmental reasons, hotels in the Rocky Mountains do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, slippers, or combs. They only provide shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, and soap.
According to North American standards, most hotel rooms do not have kettles. If you require hot water, please ask the hotel front desk for assistance. If no kettle is available, you may use the coffee machine to boil water.
Hot drinking water is not available at the scenic spots. If you need hot water, please prepare it before leaving the hotel.
The voltage in Canada is 110V, and the plugs are three-prong: one round prong at the top and two flat parallel prongs at the bottom.
It is strongly recommended that you purchase travel medical insurance (including trip cancellation) before joining the tour to ensure your health, safety, and personal interests.
Don't forget to bring your camera and a smile!