Banff Aspen Lodge

This charming, friendly hotel boasts a privileged position on Banff National Park, being the ideal choice of accommodation to explore the Canadian Rocky Mountains, as well as to visit downtown Banff. Set in an unforgettable setting, this establishment offers affordable luxury accommodation for everyone visiting this impressive region, either when travelling alone, as a couple or with the whole family. All modern guest rooms are beautifully appointed and come equipped with a wide range of convenient amenities to ensure guests have a nice time while on holidays. Among the extraordinary hotel's facilities, the property offers an outdoor hot tub with fireplace and a wide range of facilities, assuring its guests a truly comfortable stay.

Banff

Banff is situated in Banff National Park, Alberta, 78 miles west of Calgary and 36 miles east of Lake Louise. At 1,400 m above sea level - Banff is known for its mountainous surroundings and hot springs, and outdoor sports such hiking, biking and skiing. Perhaps take the Banff Gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain for panoramic views, dine in the Sky Bistro and visit the Cosmic Ray Station.

Georgian Court Hotel Vancouver

Situated in downtown Vancouver, the Georgian Court Hotel, WorldHotels Elite, is a full-service boutique hotel located steps from BC Place Stadium – home of the Vancouver Canucks – Rogers Arena, fashionable Robson Street and many of downtown Vancouver's main tourist attractions. The hotel was designed with your comfort in mind. We offer a fitness center with Peloton Bike, whirlpool, infrared sauna, complimentary Wi-Fi internet access throughout the hotel, complimentary bicycle rentals as well as 180 spacious guest rooms, executive suites and luxurious penthouse suites for an ideal downtown Vancouver business or leisure retreat. All our hotel guest rooms and suites include Beekman® bath amenities, yoga mats and cordless speaker phones. In 2009, the Georgian Court Hotel introduced the ladies preferred Orchid floor with 18 hotel guest rooms offering additional amenities providing comfort and convenience for ladies traveling to Vancouver.

Vancouver

Visit one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world, Vancouver. Explore the world-famous food markets, stroll through Stanley Park or just relax and breathe in the fusion of Canadian culture. Take your breath away and feel your pulse rising on the Capilano Suspension Bridge and even take a daytrip up to Whistler or pristine mountain views.

Serenade of the Seas

Launched in 2003, Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas is the third vessel in the celebrated Radiance Class, positioned after Radiance of the Seas (2001) and Brilliance of the Seas (2002), and just before Jewel of the Seas (2004). This places her firmly in the middle of the class lineup, representing the evolution of Royal Caribbean’s glass‑forward, scenery‑focused ship design.

Built for panoramic ocean views and memorable destination driven itineraries, Serenade of the Seas measures 90,090 GT, spans 962–965 feet in length, and features 12 passenger decks. The ship welcomes around 2,143 guests (double occupancy) with a crew of approximately 884–891, offering a highly personal mid‑size cruising experience.

Serenade’s most recent major refurbishment was completed in 2022, enhancing stateroom décor, upgrading dining venues, and refreshing public spaces to maintain a modern feel. Known for its glass‑rich architecture—including acres of ocean‑facing windows and glass elevators—the ship delivers exceptional views on scenic routes such as Alaska, Northern Europe, and the Southern Caribbean.

Onboard, guests enjoy nine distinct dining venues, multiple pools including a retractable‑roof Solarium, a rock‑climbing wall, mini‑golf, sports court, theater entertainment, and a bright, lively Centrum at the heart of the ship. Radiance‑Class ships are specifically engineered for destination cruising, making Serenade a top pick for travellers who appreciate both adventure and relaxation.

Enjoy a day of uninterruted relaxation at sea taking  advantage of the entertainment, facilities and dining options on board.

Sitka

Sitka, located on Baranof Island in Alaska's Inside Passage, lies at the heart of the vast Tongass National Forest — the largest temperate rainforest in the world. This spectacular wilderness covers most of Southeast Alaska and offers the chance to see eagles, bears, spawning salmon, and sweeping vistas that define the untamed beauty of wild Alaska.The town itself has a distinctive character, shaped by both Tlingit culture and Russian heritage. Surrounded by island-studded waters, jagged mountain peaks, and the presence of a towering volcano, Sitka combines dramatic scenery with a fascinating cultural story that makes it one of Alaska's most unique ports.

Tracy Arm Fjord

Tracy Arm Fjord is one of Alaska's most spectacular scenic cruising stops, located about 50 miles southeast of Juneau — and best of all, it can be experienced for free from the decks of your ship.Here, the mighty Sawyer Glacier has carved a dramatic fjord with sheer vertical cliffs that rise thousands of feet above the water. As you cruise through, you may witness enormous blocks of ice calving from Alaska's most active tidewater glacier, thundering into the fjord and creating the region's largest icebergs. The scene is both powerful and unforgettable — a true highlight of any Inside Passage voyage.

Juneau

Juneau, the capital of Alaska, is perched on a hillside where the historic downtown buildings give the city a charming frontier feel. Towering 4,000-foot mountains create a dramatic backdrop, making the setting truly unforgettable.Beyond the city lies the vast Juneau Icefield, from which more than 30 glaciers flow — the most famous being the spectacular Mendenhall Glacier. Rich in history, Juneau was shaped by the gold rush era and remains deeply connected to Tlingit culture, blending frontier heritage with Native traditions.

Icy Straight Point

Icy Straight Point is a privately owned island operated by the native Tlingit Nation. Located near the village of Hoonah, it offers breathtaking waterfront restaurants, scenic walking trails, a free museum, a live native show, and plenty of shopping. For those looking to relax, Icy Straight Point even has a charming beach to enjoy.

Ketchikan

Ketchikan, known as the Salmon Capital of the World, is a quaint village just three miles long and three blocks wide, wedged between the water and the forested slopes of Deer Mountain. Much of the native village is propped up on wooden pilings, and the Totem Heritage Center houses the world's largest collection of authentic totem poles.Beyond the town, you can explore the surrounding wilderness, where there's an excellent chance of spotting bald eagles soaring effortlessly over the inlets in search of salmon — a sight that perfectly captures the spirit of Alaska's rugged beauty.

Enjoy a day of uninterruted relaxation at sea taking  advantage of the entertainment, facilities and dining options on board.