
Glacier fed lakes, wildlife and mountain lodges in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.
Banff is Canada's oldest national park and one of the most beautiful places in the Rockies. Turquoise lakes, snowy peaks and wildlife like elk and bears surround a charming mountain town with hot springs, great restaurants and cozy lodges.
Need to know
Best time to visit
June to September, December to March
How long to stay
5 to 7 days
Getting there
Fly into Calgary, about 1.5 hours by car from Banff.
Getting around
A rental car, plus shuttles to the famous lakes.
Moments we'll plan for you

- Lake Louise and Moraine Lake: See the two most famous lakes of the Rockies, with a canoe ride on Lake Louise and an early start for Moraine Lake.
- The Icefields Parkway: Drive one of the world's most beautiful roads, with stops at glaciers and the bright blue Peyto Lake.
- Canyon and hot springs: Walk the catwalks of Johnston Canyon to its waterfalls, then relax in the Banff Upper Hot Springs.
- Yoho National Park: Cross into British Columbia to visit the green waters of Emerald Lake and the Natural Bridge.
What we'll organize for you
You tell us your dreams for Banff National Park, and we take care of everything in between.
- Flights and your rental car: the best connections and a comfortable car waiting for you when you land.
- Hand picked hotels: the right place and the right room, chosen around you.
- Reservations and tickets: the tables, tours and experiences that sell out, secured before you arrive.
- Support while you travel: one message to us, and we take care of any changes along the way.
The highlights
- Lake Louise: A turquoise lake framed by a glacier.
- Moraine Lake: One of the most photographed lakes in Canada.
- Icefields Parkway: A dramatic drive past glaciers to Jasper.
- Banff Gondola: Mountain views from the top of Sulphur Mountain.
History and culture

- Indigenous heritage: The Stoney Nakoda and other First Nations have deep roots in these mountains.
- Hot springs: Soaking in natural hot springs with mountain views is a Banff classic.
- Mountain Film Festival: Every autumn, adventurers from around the world gather in Banff.
- Winter festivals: Snow sculptures, skating and winter fun bring the town to life.
Food and drink to try
Alberta beef, Bison burger, Maple treats, BeaverTails pastry.
Where to stay
A historic castle style hotel
A grand mountain hotel with spa, views and old world charm.
Lodges at Lake Louise
Wake up next to one of the most famous lakes in the world.
Cabins in the woods
Fireplaces, quiet nights and the forest all around you.
Combine it with
- Jasper: Quieter wilderness at the end of the Icefields Parkway.
- Vancouver: Ocean, mountains and great food.
Let's design your trip to Banff National Park
Tell us your dates and wishes in a free 15 minute call, and we take care of everything else.
Book a free call