Sample Vacations
The Royal Scotsman
Travelling by trains is more than just ‘in’. It is social, relaxing and stress-free. The train features are: Observation Car with verandah viewing platform; Dining Car Number One (Raven); Dining Car Number Two (Victory); State Car number one, two, three, four and five; and a Service Car. The sequence is in running order from the rear so guests can best enjoy the passing countryside. At one end of the train is perhaps the most distinctive vehicle, the open-ended Observation Car, converted from the Pullman kitchen car, Snipe. Originally built in 1960 by the Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage and Wagon Company, it entered service in 1961 as a First Class kitchen car. In 1989, the car was bought from its private owner, Michael Bailiss, and converted it to its current luxury configuration, able to comfortably hold all thirty-six guests at any time. Each guest cabin has its own private bathroom with shower, wash-basin and toilet, constant hot water, high quality toiletries and fresh fluffy white towels every day.
Tent Luxury and Rainforest Safari
Visit this 21st-century-safari style enclave of ten ultra luxurious sleeping, dining, lounge and massage tents. Guest quarters are roomy prospector style white canvas tents on raised wooden platforms, complete with remote-controlled propane woodstoves, a/c power, Adirondack queen or twin beds with down duvets, antique furnishings and accessories, oil lamps and opulent rugs. Generous porches overlook the river. Cedar boardwalks link the discreetly situated guest tents to the dining tents, lounge tents, massage tent, kitchen roundhouse and shower facilities. A windmill-powered generator provides a/c power and hot and cold running water to showers and sinks. Packages include Vancouver-Tofino return floatplane fare (pre-scheduled resort charters), horse-drawn wagon shuttle, deluxe Outpost accommodations, all gourmet meals, snacks, alcohol, unguided and guided activities plus massage tent services of choice and unlimited use of Outpost saunas and hot tubs.
Whale Expedition & Marine Mammal Tour
The M7 Seven Tour will allow for participants to get so much more than just a “snap-shot” of the wildlife. With 5 full days on the water, it is possible to gain true insight into the full marine ecosystem. The M7 tour provides a rare opportunity to observe the characteristics and behaviours of the wondrous marine mammals. Thereby, this tour is ideal for all with a true love and respect for the ocean and its life. Awe-inspiring biodiversity! In addition to the Magnificent Seven, the myriad of islands is home to large numbers of Black Bear, Northern River Otter, Gray Wolf, American Mink, Northern Raccoon and Black-tailed Deer. The number and diversity of migrating birds is also a source of wonder. The full richness of the marine ecosystem is reflected in its awe-inspiring diversity of invertebrate life. Northern Vancouver Island is the point of departure. The village is a picturesque, boardwalk community with a rich history. The Cove opens up onto Johnstone Strait and the Blackfish Archipelago. This area of great tranquillity has one of the richest marine eco-systems in the world and has proven to be the ideal location to study marine mammals.
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