2027 NORTHWEST EUROPE
CANADIAN BATTLEFIELD TOUR
FoLLOW THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE
in the Netherlands, Belgium and France
SHORT EDITION
in the Netherlands, Belgium and France
SHORT EDITION
2027 Fall Northwest Europe Canadian Battlefield Tour
Just Released!
the Fall Edition of our Signature Tour,
a perfect mix of WWI & WWII
a perfect mix of WWI & WWII
At a glance
September 6-17, 2027
France, Belgium & Holland ◈12 days 🍁$6450
Overnights
Paris • Arras • Ieper • Amiens • Dieppe • Bayeux • Paris
Highlights
Dieppe • Vimy Ridge • Canada's Hundred Days 1918 • Flanders & Passchendaele • Last Post Ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres • The Breskens Pocket • Beaumont-Hamel • Juno Beach • Omaha Beach • scroll down to see complete details
September 6-17, 2027
France, Belgium & Holland ◈12 days 🍁$6450
Overnights
Paris • Arras • Ieper • Amiens • Dieppe • Bayeux • Paris
Highlights
Dieppe • Vimy Ridge • Canada's Hundred Days 1918 • Flanders & Passchendaele • Last Post Ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres • The Breskens Pocket • Beaumont-Hamel • Juno Beach • Omaha Beach • scroll down to see complete details
Join us for a wonder-filled journey walking in the footsteps of Canadian soldiers who fought for democracy and freedom. Your pilgrimage starts in the First World War battlefields of northern France and Flanders, extends into WWII sites in the Scheldt, explores the battles of the Somme and the Dieppe Raid, shifting finally to Juno Beach's Second World War shores in Normandy. Key sites include:
- Vimy Ridge
- Passchendaele & Flanders
- The Battle of the Breskens Pocket
- Beaumont-Hamel & The Battle of The Somme
- The Dieppe Raid
- Juno Beach & the D-Day Beaches
Our annual Northwest Europe battlefield tour is a pilgrimage to the Canadian battlefields of both WW1 and WW2 where Canada came of age as a nation and forged a reputation as the army to be called upon for some of the most difficult and challenging battles. This is our annual signature tour, ideal for those making their first trek to the battlefields and hoping to catch many of the significant points of interest in a single trip. If you were to make only one Canadian battlefield tour, this is it.
You’ll stay at quality hotels throughout, selected for their great location and service. And you’ll be part of a typically all-Canadian group. Read what past travelers have said about our trips.
Join us for a truly remarkable adventure through the battlefields of northwest Europe!
You’ll stay at quality hotels throughout, selected for their great location and service. And you’ll be part of a typically all-Canadian group. Read what past travelers have said about our trips.
Join us for a truly remarkable adventure through the battlefields of northwest Europe!
We will donate to Forests Canada
to minimize the carbon footprint of your trip.
Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Juno Beach, France.
Every Canadian ought to visit once.
ITINERARY
Sunday September 5
For many of our travelers it is departure day, for the overnight transatlantic flight to France. Some travelers may choose to leave for Europe sooner to extend the start of the trip - let us know if we can quote you on pre-tour accommodations.
Guests who have other travels already in progress, or guests from other points of origin including the United Kingdom, the United States and elsewhere, will meet the start of the tour on Day 1 in Paris.
For many of our travelers it is departure day, for the overnight transatlantic flight to France. Some travelers may choose to leave for Europe sooner to extend the start of the trip - let us know if we can quote you on pre-tour accommodations.
Guests who have other travels already in progress, or guests from other points of origin including the United Kingdom, the United States and elsewhere, will meet the start of the tour on Day 1 in Paris.
Day 1
Monday September 6
In the afternoon clients can check into the group hotel. In the meantime, luggage is stored in the hotel baggage lock-up. Today you are free to explore Paris, the City of Light. Sightseeing highlights could include The Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, the Arc de Triomphe, Jardins de Luxembourg, Père Lachaise Cemetery, the Eiffel Tower, shopping along the Champs-Élysées, and so much more!
In the early evening we gather in the heart of Paris for our Welcome Dinner, to share a glass and set the stage for our adventure.
Overnight Paris - Pullman Montparnasse (tbc). [D]
Monday September 6
In the afternoon clients can check into the group hotel. In the meantime, luggage is stored in the hotel baggage lock-up. Today you are free to explore Paris, the City of Light. Sightseeing highlights could include The Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, the Arc de Triomphe, Jardins de Luxembourg, Père Lachaise Cemetery, the Eiffel Tower, shopping along the Champs-Élysées, and so much more!
In the early evening we gather in the heart of Paris for our Welcome Dinner, to share a glass and set the stage for our adventure.
Overnight Paris - Pullman Montparnasse (tbc). [D]
Day 2
Tuesday September 7
Each Canadian ought to visit Vimy Ridge once in their lifetime and today is your day.
A couple of hours north of Paris brings us to the Canadian National Vimy Memorial, one of only two National Historic Sites located outside Canada. Ample time is then given to be at the monument, arguably the most impressive of all the war monuments in Europe. Scheduling permitting, we will go down into the tunnels with an on-site guide to learn how soldiers lived and prepared for battle beneath the earth. We also walk the above-ground trenches for a first-hand feel of trench warfare.
Following a group lunch at the foot of the ridge, we visit nearby at Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery, the original burial location of the soldier who now lies interred in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.
Overnight Arras - Ibis Styles Centre. [B,L]
Tuesday September 7
Each Canadian ought to visit Vimy Ridge once in their lifetime and today is your day.
A couple of hours north of Paris brings us to the Canadian National Vimy Memorial, one of only two National Historic Sites located outside Canada. Ample time is then given to be at the monument, arguably the most impressive of all the war monuments in Europe. Scheduling permitting, we will go down into the tunnels with an on-site guide to learn how soldiers lived and prepared for battle beneath the earth. We also walk the above-ground trenches for a first-hand feel of trench warfare.
Following a group lunch at the foot of the ridge, we visit nearby at Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery, the original burial location of the soldier who now lies interred in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.
Overnight Arras - Ibis Styles Centre. [B,L]
The Canadian National Vimy Memorial, near Arras, France.
Day 3
Wednesday September 8
Today we continue our exploration of the WW1 memorials in the French countryside, learning the importance of the battles involving in what has become known as 'Canada's 100 Days.' We encounter the Royal Newfoundland Regiment at Masnières and Monchy-le-Preux, and the Canadian Corps at Bourlon Wood and Dury. Once again, Canada will distinguish itself and individual acts of bravery will earn numerous Victoria Crosses.
We pause mid-day for a lunch break in historic Cambrai. The day also includes a very special guided tour of the Cambrai Tank 1917 Museum, where the remains of an extremely rare WW1 tank have been preserved in a new and modern exhibit - adjacent to the cemetery where most of its crew are laid to rest.
Overnight Arras - Ibis Styles Centre. [B]
Wednesday September 8
Today we continue our exploration of the WW1 memorials in the French countryside, learning the importance of the battles involving in what has become known as 'Canada's 100 Days.' We encounter the Royal Newfoundland Regiment at Masnières and Monchy-le-Preux, and the Canadian Corps at Bourlon Wood and Dury. Once again, Canada will distinguish itself and individual acts of bravery will earn numerous Victoria Crosses.
We pause mid-day for a lunch break in historic Cambrai. The day also includes a very special guided tour of the Cambrai Tank 1917 Museum, where the remains of an extremely rare WW1 tank have been preserved in a new and modern exhibit - adjacent to the cemetery where most of its crew are laid to rest.
Overnight Arras - Ibis Styles Centre. [B]
The Cambrai Tank 1917 Museum, next to Flesquières Hill British Cemetery.
Day 4
Thursday September 9
This morning we cross the border north into Belgium and into the 'Ypres Salient'. This was the center of fierce, prolonged, bloody fighting in The Great War and the remnants of this are all around.
We begin with a visit to the Canadian memorial at Hill 62 (Sanctuary Wood), then move up the road to the monument to the Battle of Passchendaele at Crest Farm and nearby Tyne Cot Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery in the world.
After some free time in Ieper for lunch at leisure, we visit Essex Farm ... it is here, in the province of West Flanders, that Canadian LCol John McCrae is believed to have penned his famous poem In Flanders Fields. We also visit the St. Julien Memorial (known as The Brooding Solider) and Langemarck German War Cemetery.
This evening is an opportunity to attend the Last Post Ceremony. This act of remembrance takes place each evening at 8pm and selected travelers will be invited to lay a wreath on behalf of the tour group.
Overnight Ieper (Ypres) - Novotel Centrum. [B]
Thursday September 9
This morning we cross the border north into Belgium and into the 'Ypres Salient'. This was the center of fierce, prolonged, bloody fighting in The Great War and the remnants of this are all around.
We begin with a visit to the Canadian memorial at Hill 62 (Sanctuary Wood), then move up the road to the monument to the Battle of Passchendaele at Crest Farm and nearby Tyne Cot Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery in the world.
After some free time in Ieper for lunch at leisure, we visit Essex Farm ... it is here, in the province of West Flanders, that Canadian LCol John McCrae is believed to have penned his famous poem In Flanders Fields. We also visit the St. Julien Memorial (known as The Brooding Solider) and Langemarck German War Cemetery.
This evening is an opportunity to attend the Last Post Ceremony. This act of remembrance takes place each evening at 8pm and selected travelers will be invited to lay a wreath on behalf of the tour group.
Overnight Ieper (Ypres) - Novotel Centrum. [B]
Tyne Cot Cemetery in Passchendaele, Belgium, the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the world.
Essex Farm Cemetery, Flanders, Belgium, where Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae worked and is believed to have composed this poem In Flanders Fields.
Day 5
Friday September 10
Our Friday morning will see us visit a number of interesting sites in the very southwest corner of the Netherlands as we move forward in time to World War II. We will look at the crossing of the Leopold Canal and the fight for the Breskens Pocket. This is the beginning of the Battle of the Scheldt, a costly battle for Canada and a crucial success story for the allied war effort. Of particular interest will be a walk to an original Bailey Bridge, constructed by the Canadian Engineers in 1944 and still in use today!
After a visit to the estuary and the monument at Hoofdplaat, we turn south of lunch, then visit Adegem Canadian War Cemetery on our way back to Ieper for the second of two nights.
Overnight Ieper (Ypres) - Novotel Centrum. [B,L]
Friday September 10
Our Friday morning will see us visit a number of interesting sites in the very southwest corner of the Netherlands as we move forward in time to World War II. We will look at the crossing of the Leopold Canal and the fight for the Breskens Pocket. This is the beginning of the Battle of the Scheldt, a costly battle for Canada and a crucial success story for the allied war effort. Of particular interest will be a walk to an original Bailey Bridge, constructed by the Canadian Engineers in 1944 and still in use today!
After a visit to the estuary and the monument at Hoofdplaat, we turn south of lunch, then visit Adegem Canadian War Cemetery on our way back to Ieper for the second of two nights.
Overnight Ieper (Ypres) - Novotel Centrum. [B,L]
Day 6
Saturday September 11
Day Six is steeped in history as we wind our way south into the French countryside to consider the Battle of the Somme, one of the largest, bloodiest and most destructive battles of World War One. You will be intrigued with a guided tour at Beaumont-Hamel - it is here that the Newfoundland Regiment was nearly wiped out in the first few hours of the attack. This proudly Canadian battleground is one of the best preserved sites in all of the western front.
After a group lunch at a local estaminet, we visit the impressive Thiepval Memorial, the largest Commonwealth War Graves monument in the world on which are inscribed the names of over 72,000 soldiers who fell during the Battle of the Somme and have no known grave (including one very special name).
The day includes a visit to the Lochnagar Crater and Canada's monument to the battle at Courcelette.
Overnight Amiens - Ibis Styles Centre. [B,L]
Saturday September 11
Day Six is steeped in history as we wind our way south into the French countryside to consider the Battle of the Somme, one of the largest, bloodiest and most destructive battles of World War One. You will be intrigued with a guided tour at Beaumont-Hamel - it is here that the Newfoundland Regiment was nearly wiped out in the first few hours of the attack. This proudly Canadian battleground is one of the best preserved sites in all of the western front.
After a group lunch at a local estaminet, we visit the impressive Thiepval Memorial, the largest Commonwealth War Graves monument in the world on which are inscribed the names of over 72,000 soldiers who fell during the Battle of the Somme and have no known grave (including one very special name).
The day includes a visit to the Lochnagar Crater and Canada's monument to the battle at Courcelette.
Overnight Amiens - Ibis Styles Centre. [B,L]
Lochnagar Crater, La Boisselle, The Somme.
Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial Park.
Y-Ravine Cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel.
Day 7
Sunday September 12
We turn our minds again to World War II as we make for the coastal town of Dieppe to consider Operation Jubilee - the plans, the execution and the aftermath of the August 1942 raid that went horribly wrong.
The raid entailed three Canadian attack zones and we visit all three, including Puys and Pourville. Free time is given for lunch to explore the many restaurants which line the inner harbour.
We will take in a stunning view of the main beach from the cliffs above, and take time at Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery which is tucked away up the hill and beyond the edge of town.
Overnight Dieppe - The Windsor. [B]
Sunday September 12
We turn our minds again to World War II as we make for the coastal town of Dieppe to consider Operation Jubilee - the plans, the execution and the aftermath of the August 1942 raid that went horribly wrong.
The raid entailed three Canadian attack zones and we visit all three, including Puys and Pourville. Free time is given for lunch to explore the many restaurants which line the inner harbour.
We will take in a stunning view of the main beach from the cliffs above, and take time at Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery which is tucked away up the hill and beyond the edge of town.
Overnight Dieppe - The Windsor. [B]
Morning chat in the Canadian Garden in Dieppe, in the shadow of the medieval citadel.
Puys Beach, looking back toward Dieppe.
Day 8
Monday September 13
This morning we journey south toward Normandy coast where we will consider pre-D-Day, looking at the 'Atlantic Wall' defenses facing the Allies in the coming landings. We visit Pegasus Bridge where you will learn the story of the pre-dawn paratrooper landings in the region by the British 6th Airborne and the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion.
Free time is given to make a must-see visit to the first house liberated on D-Day, the Café Gondrée, a special place filled with history and charm. We then pause in Ouistreham to enjoy another wonderful group lunch with our fellow travelers, right on the sands of the British landing zone code named Sword Beach.
Further along the coast we visit at Longues-sur-Mer, a German coastal artillery position of four large naval guns which posed a serious threat to Allied ships off-shore and the landing beaches themselves. We then make our way to our hotel for the first of three nights' stay in the enchanting town of Bayeux - a wonderful location for photography, the town having been mostly spared the destructive fighting of the war.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Monday September 13
This morning we journey south toward Normandy coast where we will consider pre-D-Day, looking at the 'Atlantic Wall' defenses facing the Allies in the coming landings. We visit Pegasus Bridge where you will learn the story of the pre-dawn paratrooper landings in the region by the British 6th Airborne and the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion.
Free time is given to make a must-see visit to the first house liberated on D-Day, the Café Gondrée, a special place filled with history and charm. We then pause in Ouistreham to enjoy another wonderful group lunch with our fellow travelers, right on the sands of the British landing zone code named Sword Beach.
Further along the coast we visit at Longues-sur-Mer, a German coastal artillery position of four large naval guns which posed a serious threat to Allied ships off-shore and the landing beaches themselves. We then make our way to our hotel for the first of three nights' stay in the enchanting town of Bayeux - a wonderful location for photography, the town having been mostly spared the destructive fighting of the war.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Day 9
Tuesday September 14
This morning we remember the historic allied landings of D-Day - June 1944 - by walking the sands of Juno Beach. We begin with a walk along the beach with storytelling and much reflection, to hear personal accounts of the men who landed here. It's then time for a self-guided tour inside the Juno Beach Centre, your home away from home in Normandy. We then pause for a group lunch right in the midst of Juno.
The afternoon sees us visit St-Aubin-sur-Mer, where a 50-mm German anti-tank gun still sits ominously in its casemate. From here we venture a short distance to Bernières-sur-Mer to observe Canada House and the nearby defenses. Courseulles-sur-Mer is our next stop, with more storytelling at the water's edge.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Tuesday September 14
This morning we remember the historic allied landings of D-Day - June 1944 - by walking the sands of Juno Beach. We begin with a walk along the beach with storytelling and much reflection, to hear personal accounts of the men who landed here. It's then time for a self-guided tour inside the Juno Beach Centre, your home away from home in Normandy. We then pause for a group lunch right in the midst of Juno.
The afternoon sees us visit St-Aubin-sur-Mer, where a 50-mm German anti-tank gun still sits ominously in its casemate. From here we venture a short distance to Bernières-sur-Mer to observe Canada House and the nearby defenses. Courseulles-sur-Mer is our next stop, with more storytelling at the water's edge.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Travelers come down the dunes onto Juno Beach, where the Canadians stormed ashore on June 6, 1944.
The German gun at Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, Juno Beach.
Day 10
Wednesday September 15
Day Ten takes us to points west where we first explore the British landing zone code named Gold Beach. This area was selected as one of two sites to construct the man-made Mulberry Harbour where ships could off-load the massive supplies needed for the allied forces. The view from the cliffs above reveals remnants of the harbour just off-shore. We then walk down into Arromanches, a lovely coastal tourist village, to visit the Musée du Débarquement which wonderfully illustrates how the harbours were designed.
Next up is the famous American landing sector code named Omaha Beach, depicted so accurately by the opening twenty minutes of the Steven Spielberg motion picture Saving Private Ryan. Here the Americans suffered heavy losses, as illustrated by some time of reflection at the Colleville-sur-Mer American War Cemetery which serenely overlooks the Normandy shore below. We then take a break for lunch with a view looking directly onto Omaha Beach.
Further west we stop at Pointe-du-Hoc where the United States Army Rangers famously scaled 100' cliffs to secure the position. We close out the day with a short drive in-land to La Cambe German Cemetery and an opportunity to respectfully consider the losses of the other side. More than 21,000 German soldiers lie here, some having not yet reached their eighteenth birthday.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Wednesday September 15
Day Ten takes us to points west where we first explore the British landing zone code named Gold Beach. This area was selected as one of two sites to construct the man-made Mulberry Harbour where ships could off-load the massive supplies needed for the allied forces. The view from the cliffs above reveals remnants of the harbour just off-shore. We then walk down into Arromanches, a lovely coastal tourist village, to visit the Musée du Débarquement which wonderfully illustrates how the harbours were designed.
Next up is the famous American landing sector code named Omaha Beach, depicted so accurately by the opening twenty minutes of the Steven Spielberg motion picture Saving Private Ryan. Here the Americans suffered heavy losses, as illustrated by some time of reflection at the Colleville-sur-Mer American War Cemetery which serenely overlooks the Normandy shore below. We then take a break for lunch with a view looking directly onto Omaha Beach.
Further west we stop at Pointe-du-Hoc where the United States Army Rangers famously scaled 100' cliffs to secure the position. We close out the day with a short drive in-land to La Cambe German Cemetery and an opportunity to respectfully consider the losses of the other side. More than 21,000 German soldiers lie here, some having not yet reached their eighteenth birthday.
Overnight Bayeux - Novotel. [B,L]
Normandy American Cemetery, Omaha Beach, Colleville-sur-Mer
Day 11
Thursday September 16
On this, our final day, we take time in the morning at Ardennes Abbey near Caen - an important site of pilgrimage - to remember those soldiers who were illegally executed in the early days following D-Day. Just up the road we make our final stop at the hallowed grounds of Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, the burial place of 2,044 Canadians who fell in the early hours of D-Day and the subsequent Battle of Normandy. We conclude with a Farewell Lunch, to raise a toast to Canada and all those who have served our nation in uniform - and continue to do so today.🍁
It's then goodbye to Normandy, and a road trip to Paris for arrival in the late afternoon / early evening.
Overnight Paris - Pullman Montparnasse (tbc). [B,L]
Thursday September 16
On this, our final day, we take time in the morning at Ardennes Abbey near Caen - an important site of pilgrimage - to remember those soldiers who were illegally executed in the early days following D-Day. Just up the road we make our final stop at the hallowed grounds of Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, the burial place of 2,044 Canadians who fell in the early hours of D-Day and the subsequent Battle of Normandy. We conclude with a Farewell Lunch, to raise a toast to Canada and all those who have served our nation in uniform - and continue to do so today.🍁
It's then goodbye to Normandy, and a road trip to Paris for arrival in the late afternoon / early evening.
Overnight Paris - Pullman Montparnasse (tbc). [B,L]
Entrance to the garden at the Abbey Ardennes, site of the memorial to the Canadians.
Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Juno Beach.
Day 12
Friday September 17
This morning is departure day for some travelers - buffet or box breakfast is included depending on departure time from the hotel. Some travelers may choose to remain in Europe longer to extend the end of the trip - let us know if we can quote you on post-tour accommodations. [B]
Friday September 17
This morning is departure day for some travelers - buffet or box breakfast is included depending on departure time from the hotel. Some travelers may choose to remain in Europe longer to extend the end of the trip - let us know if we can quote you on post-tour accommodations. [B]
Note: This itinerary is subject to minor alteration prior to the booking deadline. Clients should also keep in mind that minor variances are always possible during the actual tour based on the need to adapt to circumstances we encounter during our travels.
PRICING
$6450 CAD Land Only, Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy (two people sharing a room)
$1800 CAD Single Supplement (the additional cost if traveling on your own - one person in the room)
PRICING INCLUDES:
PRICING EXCLUDES:
$6450 CAD Land Only, Per Person, Based on Double Occupancy (two people sharing a room)
$1800 CAD Single Supplement (the additional cost if traveling on your own - one person in the room)
PRICING INCLUDES:
- An expert Canadian Historian, and an expert Canadian Tour Director, who will both accompany you on your full tour
- Eleven nights accommodation in twin or double rooms with private facilities
- Travel by luxury air-conditioned coach with reclining seats, facilities and free on-board Wi-Fi
- Buffet breakfast (cold and/or hot) at the hotel each morning, plus select meals as outlined in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner); lunches and dinners typically include a glass of wine/beer
- All entrances as per your itinerary
- All hotel service charges and local taxes; there is no sales tax on foreign travel from Canada
- One coach transfer at each end of the tour: from Charles de Gaulle Airport to the hotel in Paris on September 6, 2027 in coordination with the arrival of Air Canada AC872; and from the hotel in Paris to Charles de Gaulle Airport on September 17, 2027 in coordination with the departure of Air Canada AC873; travelers on different days/flights and not utilizing these transfers will make their own arrangements
- Tour package which includes select daily detailed historical battle maps, period photographs, original audio recordings, and more ... a complete digital copy of all this is also given to you at the farewell dinner - an invaluable personal resource
PRICING EXCLUDES:
- Airfare - we can provide a quote for flights from any gateway in Canada, to match your own individual preferences based on dates, routes, class of seating, etc; you can go over early, stay later at the end, carry onward to other destinations - whatever air travel arrangements work best for you!
- Pre-tour and/or post-tour accommodations - check with your favourite travel agent or ask us for a quote
- Travel Insurance Protection - check with your favourite travel agent or ask us for a quote from Manulife
- Meals other than stated on the itinerary
- Passport & related fees
- Any optional excursion not specifically stated
- Items of a personal nature
- As with all our trips, this tour will feature walks of some distance, ascending stairs, walking up or down hills or slopes of varying degree, walking on sand or rough pathways, etc, in order to reach some of the amazing locations on the tour; good personal mobility is key to a positive experience. We regret those who require a walker would not succeed on this trip. If you use a cane or walking sticks and your mobility is reasonably good, you should be fine. If you are not sure about your particular situation, please do not hesitate to give us a call first ... 833-252-0001 or 705-483-1044. We would be happy to discuss it!
- Hotels have been pre-booked but are subject to change
- Never pay gratuities ... we look after our drivers and guides separately!
- This tour requires a minimum of 20 passengers to operate
- Non-refundable deposit of $750 per person due with booking
- Balance of payment due on or before the booking deadline: May 21, 2027
- Liberation Tours will donate on your behalf to Forest Recovery Canada, to minimize the carbon footprint of your trip
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