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Alberta(Banff) and
Vancouver
FLIGHTS DETAILS
Roadtrip
Airline: Delta
Thu, Aug 4
LGA YYC 1 stop
12:11pm- 5:45pm
Connection in Toronto (1h:43m)
12:11pm-2:02pm
Wed, Aug 10
YVR-LGA 1 stop
9:00am-08:34pm
Connection in Toronto (2h:16m)
6:46pm-8:34pm
$481.70
Day 1:
-Uber: Home-LGA (suggested time to take the uber 10:30am)
-Delta Airline is located on terminal D. Click the underneath botton for more details of this terminal.
- Boarding will start at 11:11 am.
-Arrival time is predicted to be at 3:45pm local time at Toronto.
- Layover at Toronto for 1h 43 min.
- Go to Terminal 3 iat Toronto airport to take the next flight to Calgary.
- Arrival time will be 5:57pm
- Pick up car rental and go to Banff
-Go to hotel
-Dinner at: choose from the list below
Hotel (Banff):
Where to dine in Banff...
Saltlik
American Steak House
At Saltlik, we use only the freshest, quality ingredients. Our selection of steaks, mains and salads will satisfy any appetite, while our signature wine list, beers on tap and handcrafted cocktails ensure the perfect pairing.
221 Bear Street, Banff, Banff National Park, Alberta T1L 1A1 Canada
Day 2:
Friday 5th
- Visit lake Louise
-Visit Morraine Lake
-Peyto Lake
as an alternative of Peyto lake I suggest:
Consolation Lakes and Lake Agnes
Lake Louise and Morraine lake
Peyto Lake is a glacier-fed lake in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. The lake itself is near the Icefields Parkway. It was named for Bill Peyto, an early trail guide and trapper in the Banff area.
Day 3:
Saturday 6th
-08:00am Take bus to Cruise Lake Minnewanka
-9:00am:Take the cruise for 1hr
-10:30am: go to Gondola Banff
-11:30 am: Sulphur mountain board walk
-1:00 pm: Restaurant Reservation
-2:30pm: Go to hotel pick-up the luggage and go to Emerald Lodge
- 3:00pm: Take the bus to Lake Louise and then take a taxi to Emerald Lodge Hotel and do the check in
- 5:30 pmDo Kayak at Emerald Lodge
-8:15 pm: Restaurant Mount Burgess
Banff Gondola
Calm gondola ride to a mountaintop for sweeping views of surrounding peaks, plus dining & a museum
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Duration: 8mins
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
From
$64.76
Restaurant: Sky Bistro
Hotel: Emerald Lake Lodge
Restaurant: Mount Burgess
Day 4:
Sunday 7th
9:00am Visit Yoho National Park
-The Natural Bridge
-Lake O'Hara
--The Town of Field
-Wapta Falls
7:00 Depart to the airport
Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge is an impressive natural rock formation that spans the flow of the Kicking Horse River west of Field, where the slower-moving waters from the Field valley flats begin their descent through a canyon to be joined by the Amiskwi River.
Budget Banff
Hotel1: $250
Hotel 2: $496.27 divided by 2 $248.13
Dinner $50:
Snacks: $40
Bus pass 1 day: $19.24
Park Passes 3 days: $24.24
Cruise: $48.49
Gondola: $42.33
Sky Bistro: $50
Mount Burgess: $50
Car Rental: $427.45 ( Divided by 2 $213.72)
Gasoline $60 divided by 2 $30
Park fee in Peyto: $7.70
total: $1073.85
in case car is not rented:
Bus Airport to Banff and return: $106.27
Taxi to Peyto (no uber available): $44.82
Taxi Lake Louise- Emerald Lodge: $39.34
Bus pass 3 days: $57.72
Emerald Lodge to Lake Louise: $39.34
total: $821.58
Keep In Mind...
Weather
Aug 5th 69/47
Aug 6th 68/47
Aug 7th 68/47
1.
bring bear spray
2.
you will need
water
energy dring
sandwich for breakfast
snacks
3.
Clothing
-Sneakers
-Confortable pants for hiking
-Swimwear
hat
sunglasses
Flight information: Calgary-Vancouver
Hotel (Vancouver): Burred Hotel
Day 5
Monday 8th
Wake up at 9:00am
Breakfast at Medina Cafe
-11:30 am Visit Granville Island ( Go to The Liberty Distillery)
--Gastown Steam Clock
-Museum of Vancouver
-8:30pm: Top of Vancouver revolving restaurant
Granville Island
The Public Market, Net Loft, Creekhouse, Maritime Market & Marina, Railspur Artisan Alley, artist studios, Kids Market (ballroom closed) and playgrounds, including the Splash Park are now open daily. Unfortunately, False Creek Community Centre will not open this summer. CMHC-Granville Island has installed portable washrooms to replace those in the community centre.
Granville Island Public Market remains open 9 am - 6 pm daily to support our merchants who wish to be open, and for essential grocery shopping to support Vancouverites in accessing fresh, healthy foods. Parking is temporarily free.
The Public Market merchants ask that you support them and their safety by please shopping alone for groceries to comply with our social distancing needs in the market. The market has stayed open throughout the pandemic for essential grocery shopping, but if you shop in groups, we have to leave people wishing to shop for groceries outside in line. A new entry and exit protocol has been added on busier days in order to maintain social distancing. Please note: Lee's Donuts and Oyama Sausage have both moved to a lineup outside their doors, the Public Market entrances are separate and more often than not, have no lineup.
Groups and tours are not permitted in the Public Market. Tours are not permitted on the Island this summer due to Covid-19 gathering restrictions.
This is truly an extraordinary time in our global history. Thank you for supporting the small, independent businesses on Granville Island. We look forward to welcoming you and your family back to Granville Island in the near future. Please, stay healthy.
Gastown steam clock
Day 6:
10:00 am Breakfast at Prospect Point
11:00 AM: Stanley Park
Vancouver Seawall
Capilano Suspension bridge
Cleveland Dam
Dinner at Season Park
Prospect Point
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Stanley Park
Stanley Park is a magnificent green oasis in the midst of the urban landscape of Vancouver.
Explore the 400-hectare natural West Coast rainforest and enjoy scenic views of water, mountains, sky, and majestic trees along Stanley Park's famous Seawall. Discover kilometres of trails, beautiful beaches, local wildlife, great eats, natural, cultural and historical landmarks, along with many other adventures. The park offers a wide range of unforgettable experiences for all ages and interests, including Canada’s largest aquarium.
Our parks are open from 6am to 10pm unless otherwise posted, and access to washrooms is available from dusk until dawn.
Capilano Suspension Bridge
The bridge was originally built in 1889 by George Grant Mackay, a Scottish civil engineer and park commissioner for Vancouver. It was originally made of hemp ropes with a deck of cedar planks, and was replaced with a wire cable bridge in 1903. In 1910 Edward Mahon purchased the Capilano Suspension Bridge. "Mac" MacEachran purchased the Bridge from Mahon in 1935 and invited local natives to place their totem poles in the park, adding a native theme. In 1945, he sold the bridge to Henri Aubeneau.
The bridge was completely rebuilt in 1956.
The park was sold to Nancy Stibbard, the current owner, in 1983. Annual attendance increased, and in May 2004, Treetops Adventures was opened, consisting of seven footbridges suspended between old-growth Douglas Fir trees on the west side of the canyon, forming a walkway up to 30 metres (98 ft) above the forest floor
Cleveland Dam
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The Cleveland Dam is a 91 m high concrete dam at the head of the Capilano River in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada that holds back Capilano Lake, also known as Capilano reservoir. Part of the Capilano River Regional Park, it is not used for generating hydroelectricity, but rather for storing a portion of the Lower Mainland'sdrinking water. Construction was started in 1951 and completed in 1954.
The dam is named after engineer Ernest Albert Cleveland who envisioned the need for the proper maintenance of a pristine and efficient water supply as well as sustainable use of water resources. He served as the first chief commissioner of the Greater Vancouver Water District from 1926 until his death in 1952.
Season Park
 City Traffic at Night |
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bars / nightlife
Keep In Mind...
 ChecklistWhile in Vancouver |
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1.
Personal Items
-Passport
-Credit Cards
-Money
2.
Health care products.
-Sunblock
-Toothbrush
-Dental paste
-Deodorant
3.
Clothing
-Sneakers
-Confortable pants for hiking
-Swimwear
Weather
July 29 68/58
July 30 70/58
July 31 72/62
Airport
Sneakers, soft pant, long sleeve top.(MASK)
Vancouver
Summer outfits.
Stanley Park
sneakers, comfortable outfit.
Day 2
Night outfit
More to consider..
Restaurant Dockside Brewing
Hy's Steakhouse
Humble Beginnings
Hy Aisenstat (pronounced eye–zen–stat) was born in Alberta in 1923, the son of Russian Jewish immigrants. Hy’s family was like most new immigrant families: relatively poor, sometimes prosperous, and like most immigrants, Hy worked hard. He was admitted to the University of British Columbia as a pre–law student, but when his father was killed in a level crossing accident, Hy had to return to Calgary to support his family. Hy tried various professions and even owned a small oil company that did relatively well.