Prices are per person and include taxes

Ageless Peace of Mind plan (price per person): $175

5% Early Payment Discount Deadline: July 5, 2026 (More details)

September 18 - 22, 2026

Activity Level 2: Should be physically active and able to walk reasonable distances on uneven ground.

4 nights | 5 days | 10 meals

Highlights: Ashcroft Manor • Chasm Provincial Park • Clinton • Williams Lake • The Freedom Highway • Coast Mountain Range • Chilcotin Plateau • The Hill • Tweedsmuir Park • Hagensborg • Bella Coola • Grizzly Bear viewing • Discovery Coast Passage ferry • Queen Charlotte Strait / Sound • Port Hardy • Qualicum • Georgia Strait

Tour includes:
Four nights accommodation
Three breakfasts
Four lunches
Three dinners
Meal gratuities
Discovery Coast Passage ferry
Services of a local guide
Local guide gratuities
Ferry tolls

Accommodation:
Williams Lake  -  Coast Fraser Inn
Bella Coola  -  Bella Coola Valley Inn &
Bella Coola  -  Eagle Lodge
Port Hardy  -  Kwa'lilas Hotel

Tour Overview

Explore one of British Columbia’s most remote and spectacular regions on this unforgettable journey from the Cariboo Chilcotin to the wild Central Coast. Combining dramatic mountain scenery, rich cultural history, wildlife encounters, and scenic ferry travel, this tour reveals landscapes and communities rarely seen by most travellers.

Travel north through the Fraser Canyon and the rolling ranchlands of the Cariboo before crossing the legendary “Freedom Highway” into the heart of the Coast Mountains. In Bella Coola, experience the region’s deep Indigenous and settler history and enjoy the opportunity to view grizzly bears in their natural habitat within Tweedsmuir Provincial Park. The adventure continues aboard BC Ferries’ Discovery Coast Passage, cruising through remote channels and coastal waters en route to Vancouver Island. With fjords, forested shorelines, and open ocean scenery along the way, this remarkable ferry journey provides a fitting finale to an experience defined by wilderness, discovery, and unforgettable scenery.