Five unforgettable routes with Rocky Mountaineer

04 August 2025

Few travel experiences combine luxury and natural beauty quite like the Rocky Mountaineer. This world-renowned rail journey takes you through some of the most spectacular landscapes in Canada and the US, offering panoramic views and exceptional service along the way. Whether you’re gliding past the towering peaks of the Rockies or the red canyons of the Southwest, every moment on board is sure to leave you in awe. With bookings now open for 2027, there’s never been a better time to plan your adventure with your Travel Counsellor.

Five unforgettable routes with Rocky Mountaineer

GoldLeaf and SilverLeaf Service

The Rocky Mountaineer offers two levels of service, each designed to elevate your journey. GoldLeaf Service features bi-level glass-dome coaches, gourmet meals served in an exclusive dining room, and an outdoor viewing platform for uninterrupted views. SilverLeaf Service provides single-level glass-dome coaches, delicious meals served at your seat, and oversized windows for incredible scenery. Both options include complimentary beverages and snacks, ensuring a seamless and indulgent experience.

What truly sets the experience apart is the onboard storytelling. Hosts share fascinating insights about the landscapes, history, and wildlife as you travel, adding depth to an already impressive journey. While the train itself doesn’t have sleeper cabins, guests stay in comfortable hotels at each overnight stop, with all accommodations seamlessly arranged as part of the package.

First Passage to the West

This iconic route connects Vancouver to Banff, passing through Kamloops and Lake Louise. It’s the only passenger rail service to travel along the historic tracks that united Canada’s east and west. Highlights along this route include the Spiral Tunnels and the stunning Kicking Horse River.

Journey Through the Clouds

Travel from Vancouver to Jasper on this route, which showcases the highest peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Along the way, you’ll witness Mount Robson, the tallest mountain in the Rockies, and the dramatic Pyramid Falls.

Rainforest to Gold Rush

This unique journey takes you from Vancouver to Jasper via Whistler and Quesnel. The route traverses diverse landscapes, including coastal rainforests, the Fraser Canyon, and the historic Cariboo gold rush region.

Rockies to the Red Rocks

Explore the American Southwest on this two-day journey between Moab and Denver. This route features red sandstone landscapes, winding canyons, and the Colorado River, offering a completely different yet equally stunning experience for those who have had the chance to ride one of the other Rocky Mountaineer routes.

Passage to the Peaks

Launching in 2026, this limited-time summer route connects Banff and Jasper, offering a new way to experience the heart of the Rockies. Highlights include Stoney Creek Bridge, Moose Lake, and the impressive Mount Robson.

To book your Rocky Mountaineer adventure for 2026 and beyond, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.

Experience boutique beachfront living in Mexico

14 August 2026

For those who like their Caribbean escape with a little more character, The Fives Oceanfront offers boutique luxury right on the beachfront in Puerto Morelos. This former fishing village has kept a noticeably slower pace than some of the Riviera Maya’s larger resorts, with local restaurants, small shops, and the town’s leaning lighthouse all within easy reach. Back at the hotel, the atmosphere is equally laid-back, with contemporary design, plenty of space to switch off, and the Caribbean Sea taking centre stage.

Experience the adventurous side of Turks and Caicos

14 August 2026

This corner of the Caribbean has all the ingredients for an easy Caribbean escape, from the powder-soft sands of Grace Bay to brilliantly clear water made for long afternoons by the sea. But spend a little more time here, and there’s another side to the islands worth exploring. You can kayak through mangroves, snorkel over coral reefs, venture across to North and Middle Caicos, and seek out local food and music back on Providenciales. Better still, these experiences can easily sit alongside slower beach days, giving you a holiday that feels adventurous without needing to be action-packed from morning to night.

Singapore through the seasons: why there’s always something to celebrate

10 August 2026

Singapore may be compact, but its calendar is packed with celebrations that can transform an already memorable city break into something even more special. Throughout the year, its neighbourhoods are illuminated by festival lights, the Marina Bay skyline becomes the backdrop for fireworks and motor racing, and streets fill with parades, markets, music, and food. Many events reflect Singapore’s multicultural identity, giving visitors the chance to experience Chinese, Malay, Indian, and international traditions within the same city. You don’t necessarily need to plan your entire holiday around one event, either. Time your visit well, and Singapore’s annual celebrations can add colour, flavour, and a real sense of occasion to the attractions, restaurants, and neighbourhoods already on your itinerary.

Five unforgettable routes with Rocky Mountaineer

Experience boutique beachfront living in Mexico

Experience the adventurous side of Turks and Caicos

Singapore through the seasons: why there’s always something to celebrate

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