Itinerary

1. Day 1: Vancouver To Whistler

   • Stop 1: The Sea-to-Sky Highway is among British Columbia's most iconic drives. A scenic route nestled between the ocean and mountains
   • Stop 2: Brandywine Falls Provincial Park: Brandywine Falls Provincial Park is home to a majestic waterfall plunging into a canyon, surrounded by lush forested landscapes, creating a picturesque natural spectacle.
   • Stop 3: Tantalus Lookout: At the Tantalus Lookout, you can soak in breathtaking panoramic views of the Tantalus Mountain Range, a scenic marvel in British Columbia.
   • Stop 4: Shannon Falls Provincial Park: It features a captivating waterfall cascading from dramatic heights, making it a must-see natural wonder on your journey.
   • Stop 5: Porteau Cove Provincial Park: Porteau Cove Provincial Park offers a tranquil coastal retreat with stunning ocean views and opportunities for relaxation, beachcombing, and star-gazing.
   • Stop 6: Arrive in Whistler, an upscale, chalet-style pedestrian village, early to mid-afternoon. Whistler is North America's largest winter sports resort, worth visiting any time of year. The village is built around Whistler-Blackcomb, twin peaks accessed by an ultramodern lift system that provides opportunities to hike, bike, canoe, kayak, rock climb, or zip-line in warmer months and ski or snowboard in the winter.
   • Once in Whistler, you can:
     • Check into your accommodation in Whistler Village.
     • Explore Whistler Village, visit the local shops, and stroll around.
     • Have dinner at one of the many restaurants in Whistler Village.
     • If you have time, relax in the Scandinave Spa to unwind.

2. Day 2: Whistler to Salmon Arm

   • Stop 1:  Green Lake Viewpoint: Green Lake Viewpoint offers serene scenes with reflective waters framed by forest and mountains.
   • Stop 2:  Seton Lake Lookout: Seton Lake Lookout provides breathtaking vistas of Seton Lake and its rugged surroundings.
   • Stop 3:  Duffey Lake Viewpoint: At the Duffey Lake Viewpoint, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of British Columbia's landscapes.
   • Stop 4:  Lillooet: From Lillooet, continue east along the Gold Nugget Route toward Kamloops, taking in the changing desertlike scene of sagebrush-covered hills and primarily barren landscape. In Historic Hat Creek, buildings from gold rush times still stand—some dating back to 1861. Experience the Western atmosphere as you tour the grounds, 
   • Stop 5:  Lunch in Kamloops, which marks the halfway point for our journey to Salmon Arm.
   • Stop 6:  Drive around Shuswap Lake
   • Stop 7:  Arrival in Salmon Arm, the "Gem of the Shuswap." You will be out of the desert, surrounded by wooded hills, farms, and the Shuswap Lake-based provincial parks. A popular outdoor destination in the summer, check into your accommodation before finding your way to the Salmon Arm Wharf for lake views and to take in the birdlife on a late afternoon stroll.
   • Enjoy a peaceful evening by the lake.
   • Consider taking a relaxing boat ride or renting a kayak.

3. Day 3: Salmon Arm to Kelowna

   • Begin your tranquil day with a delightful lakeside breakfast during the early hours, taking in the serene ambience.
   • En route to Kelowna, make the most of your journey by visiting some renowned wineries and indulging in the art of wine tasting.
   • As the sun sets, you will reach Kelowna, where you can seamlessly check into your accommodation. Enjoy a dinner overlooking the picturesque Okanagan Lake waterfront to culminate this serene day, making it a perfect ending to your day's journey.

4. Day 4: Kelowna to Vancouver

   • Stop 1: Kelowna: Begin your day with a leisurely exploration of Kelowna, a picturesque town known for its vineyards, orchards, and stunning lakefront views. Savour the local charm and indulge in last-minute wine tasting or lakeside strolls.
   • Stop 2: Merritt: Known as "The Heart of the Nicola Valley," Merritt welcomes you with its warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage. Explore the town's unique blend of outdoor adventures and small-town charm, making it a memorable pitstop.
   • Stop 3: Hope Coffee Stop: Fuel up for your journey with a coffee stop in Hope, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding mountains and forests offer a playground for hiking, fishing, camping, and mountain biking. Keep an eye out for the various community events and festivals that enrich this vibrant town throughout the year.
   • Stop 4: Arrival in Vancouver: Conclude your remarkable journey as you return to Vancouver, the starting point of your adventure. With a heart full of cherished memories and experiences, you will appreciate the full circle of your exploratory voyage through the stunning landscapes of British Columbia.