Toronto to Vancouver Tours

What our customers ask about Toronto to Vancouver Tours

• What are the main destinations visited between Toronto and Vancouver?

  A cross-Canada journey connects the country's most notable locations starting in the east with Niagara Falls Ottawa Montreal and Quebec City. The western portion includes Calgary Banff National Park Jasper National Park Lake Louise Kamloops Whistler and Victoria. Key stops feature the CN Tower in Toronto and the Columbia Icefield in the Rockies. The route also includes time at Butchart Gardens in Victoria. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Great selection of things to do both scheduled and options the destinations were beautiful with interesting histories."

• What is an example day-by-day itinerary from Toronto to Vancouver?

  A standard 14-day cross-Canada journey begins with two days in Toronto including a Niagara Falls visit. Three days follow aboard VIA Rail through Ontario and the Prairies. Days 6-7 focus on Jasper National Park followed by two days at Lake Louise and Banff National Park. Day 10 crosses the Rockies to Kamloops while Days 11-12 explore Victoria and Butchart Gardens. The trip concludes with two days in Vancouver. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "The tour was very well organised enjoyable and good value for money. The itinerary was above expectations with lots to see yet in a balanced measured and manageable way."

• What is the average price for a Toronto to Vancouver tour?

  Cross-Canada tours range from $2600 to $7400 USD with prices varying based on duration and what's included. DERTOUR's 14-day Canadian Contrasts tour starts at $2772 USD. For those seeking a longer experience Travel Marvel's 23-day itinerary with an Alaska cruise extension costs $7389 USD. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "While not cheap the value was excellent considering the accommodations at places like the Fairmont properties and all the included activities."

• What is the typical distance covered on a Toronto to Vancouver tour?

  The journey spans roughly 4500 kilometers (2800 miles) across Ontario the Prairie Provinces and British Columbia. Most tours combine travel methods using VIA Rail's The Canadian train between Toronto and Jasper then switching to motorcoach through the Rocky Mountains. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Doing both the bus and the train made the trip even better as they provided different ways of experiencing Canada."

• What would be an example itinerary between Toronto and Vancouver?

  The route typically opens with Toronto's highlights and Niagara Falls then moves to Ottawa for two nights Quebec City for two nights and Montreal for one to two nights. After flying to Calgary travelers head into the Rockies staying at places like the Banff Ptarmigan Inn for two to three nights. Additional stops include Lake Louise for one night Jasper for two nights then through Kamloops and Whistler before reaching Vancouver. According to TourRadar travelers "The mix of city experiences in the east combined with the natural wonders of the Rockies made for the perfect Canadian adventure."