We have returned home from an awesome trip planned by Fresh Tracks. We had 5 day of adventures (…read morewith an extra day at the beginning and end ) 7 days total. Day one: We started out by flying to Vancouver for our first day. Fresh Tracks booked us into the Fairmount at the Airport. It is super convenient being inside the airport. A very kind porter took us thru customs and to our hotel. Day 2: We had breakfast and went down to the airport for our flight to Whitehorse. We were picked up by Northern Tales and taken to the BestWestern Goldrush hotel. There we got our rental clothing and our rooms. That night we had our first attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day three: we were taken on a City tour then to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where we saw Caribou , Mule Deer, Mountain Goats, Moose, and Bison. After the Preserve a short drive to Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. My husband and mother in law enjoys the hot springs more than I did. I expected bigger deeper pools. That night another attempt to view the Northern Lights. Day four: We were taken to the traditional territory of the Kwanlin Dun First Nation for Husky Rush. We were taken dog sledding by an expert and team of dogs. It was amazing. The dogs were super excited and making lots of noise up till they started moving. Then they were completely quiet. We traveled across frozen lakes and thru wooded areas on trails. After we were around a fire eating Bison Sausages and drinking hot tea. In the evening we had our third attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day five: we had snowmobiling. I have been on a snowmobile but it was decades ago. My husband and mother in law had never been on one. We all got great instructions before we started out. One guide in front and one in back. We stopped about half way for hot chocolate and a cookie and photos. Then our trip back over frozen lakes and thru wooded trails. That night our last attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day six: The next morning was our flight back to Vancouver. We were picked up and taken to our hotel. We stay the night in the Pan Pacific Hotel. A very nice hotel in the heart of Vancouver. Day seven: Next morning we were picked up and taken to the airport for our flight home. All pickups and drop-offs planned by Fresh Tracks. We had zero issues and had a wonderful time even though we didn't get to see the Northern Lights. It was just too cloudy. We had a blast dog sledding and snowmobiling. Everyone we dealt with were super friendly, personable and professional. We'd recommend Fresh Tracks to anyone.

We just finished a coast-to-coast vacation coordinated by Fresh Tracks Canada. The entire trip was…read moreflawless, we didn't have any issues at all through the entire three-week trip. We loved the scenery and outdoor excursions and the Fairmont hotels were truly an experience that we were glad we did. The trains were fun. Our limousines were prompt; the driver's courteous and helpful. The guided tours during the day were very enjoyable. My favorite part was the Rocky Mountaineer and their staff. So much fun!

This Travel Agency is a hidden gem located in the Denman Mall. I was recommended by a girlfriend I…read moreworked at Signature Vacations with in the 90s. There have been a couple times where I have taken all of my pre-planned arrangements into them from research online and they haven't been able to find me anything cheaper and they will simply tell me to go book it. The travel industry is not like it was in the late 90's and given this, their honestly means a lot to me when I book a trip. Even if I end up booking online, I still always book my insurance with them. Friendly, attentive staff and no pressure or lousy sales pitches. This company gives you a sense of feeling safe and protected with your vacation choices, something that I don't think many agencies offer anymore and haven't for a while.

Visited Vancouver, new Westminster, we are disgusted with the lack of washroom facilities. my…read morehusband is 73 years old with stage 4 prostate cancer, we were looking for a washroom at the train station in new west minster station, with no luck, my husband was beside himself trying to hold it in. not one shop or restaurant would allow us to use the washroom, it was humiliating for my husband , we will let our family and friends know, NOT to visit your city. So disgusted with your transit system.

Nothing makes you feel like a true tourist like stopping at the Visitor Center. I tend to avoid it…read morebecause a lot of Visitor Centers don't have useful information and the workers seem miserable and unhelpful. This particular place was the opposite! They gave us maps, directions to different attractions, and helped us figure out the public transit. You may have to swallow some traveler's pride but it will save you a lot of time and stress if you just go and talk to a local who's used to answering questions!

G Adventures was top notch in our tour starting with a fun group, who were much younger. The guide…read morewas excellent and had tons of experience. The accommodations were well chosen and the food was well prepared and plentiful. I would highly recommend G Adventures for this, and other tours. We definitely plan to use them again in the future.

How about a tour to the vodoo lands of Togo, Tanzania and Burkina Faso? Or better yet, how about…read morean expedition cruise to Antartica or a voyage to the Galapagos. GAP Outdoor Adventure Travel has been in business, offering these tours since 1990 and specialize in green, sustainable and super cool travel ideas for groups or lonely travellers seeking adventures. Wildlife encounters, cultural journeys, going off the beaten path is their expertise, so if you need a rush, a different sense of travel, you need to check them out.

Done 10 cruises, absolutely our favorite line. Way to go…read moreroyal. Great people, even better drinks.

The baggage and check-in went well. The RCCL employees in the terminal were friendly and helpful…read more We were able to get into our room immediately. Our stateroom was nice, except there's not enough storage for folded items. The bathroom shelves are open. On rough seas the things on the shelf fall off. The Concierge/suite lounge opened at 5:00 pm. For those passengers that have 5:00 dinner, you can't enjoy a pre-dinner drink. The Concierge and the wouldn't allow anyone to "touch" any food before 5:00. Also, they had run out of Diet Coke on the ship and were bringing on a new shipment. When we asked for Diet Coke they said that it would be in the bars for the evening hours. Well, I went to at least 8 bars and they didn't have any. The dinner menus in the Main Dining Room are just ordinary. When we first started cruising on Royal Caribbean, the food was excellent! Through the years especially with the specialty restaurants, the main dining room quality has declined. Our stateroom was very nice. Our room attendant, Emily, was friendly and attentive. She did a great job. We missed seeing the Hubbard Glacier. It was a nice surprise to get compensated. When we booked the cruise, it ended in Seward. About a month before the cruise was to leave they changed the port of Debarkation, from Seward to Whittier. We were fortunate to be sail back to back, so we didn't have to disembark at Whittier. They didn't have the sufficient facility to handle passengers disembarking and new passengers embarking, for such a hugh ship! They had to ferry passengers and their baggage to a tiny dock to get on the ship! This is what happens when they keep building these humongous ship.

Fast and professional service! Just tell him which application you are doing and he knows what to…read moredo. Even show you how to write information on it for your best interests. Right across the passport office too!

From the owner: We are just a few steps from the Passport office in Sinclair Center. On the corner of Hastings and…read moreGranville. You can have you photos in less than 10 minutes. Convenient, fast and correctly done. We also do other passports and all visas.

Creative Travel is the best travel agency you can find in Vancouver specialized in travels to Spain…read moreand Camino de Santiago. They've just moved to a different location in Grandville St, they used to be located at Robson, in front of the library. But they are the same team and they are as good proffesionals as they always have been.

My sister and I just got back from walking all 776 km of the Camino Frances, with the help of…read moreCreative Travel. I cannot say enough about this service. Every destination we arrived at had our reservation. There were no surprises in price, and the accommodation was clean, and just as we had requested. Not having to worry about where to stay (we saw 30 people get turned away from our last accommodation in Salceda) meant that we could concentrate on the walk with no worries. I definitely recommend this service and have already told friends about it.

It was a beautiful day, very relaxing & informative horse drawn tour. The horses were so cute, we…read moretoured around the Stanley park, we saw the girl in a wet suit statue, Victoria the good monument, Robert Burns memorial, lions Gate statue and rose garden, vancouver skyline. Everything was breathtaking. The tour guide paused at the waterfront for a few minutes for us to take pictures, totally recommend!

I loved this! Yes it's expensive but it's so much fun. We had the best time and got the best…read morepictures. It's peaceful and beautiful on the trip. I loved that we stopped at the totem poles- don't be back late! They will leave without you! The horses, Percherons, are gorgeous. Do try to do this in good weather- that makes a big difference. There are nice bathrooms ( for public bathrooms) where you get the tickets.