Tour estivo: Banff e la sua fauna selvatica
Panoramica
- Goditi un tour panoramico di Banff e la sua fauna selvatica
- Visita luoghi storici e luoghi di interesse famosi
- Scopri la storia e la geologia della zona grazie alla guida esperta
Inizia la giornata con un prelievo di mattina a Banff, proseguendo poi verso alcuni dei luoghi più panoramici e storicamente significativi di Banff come le Cacate Bow, il famoso Hotel Banff Springs, il lago Minnewanka, e gli Hoodoos e il punto d'osservazione di Bow Valley. Tieni gli occhi aperti per avvistare alci, cervi, orsi e pecore delle Montagne Rocciose poiché si tratta di un fantastico tour per vedere la fauna selvatica mattiniera.
Nota: questo tour è stagionale ed è operativo solo da aprile a metà ottobre.
Recensioni
Recensioni di un viaggiatore di Viator
It was really chill. Nice little tour bus with a great guide that would introduce each places we visited with a bit of history or basic infos. They would stop at amazing spots to take great pictures. No need to rent a car, this tour was perfect to take us to the best places and viewpoints to see. Hop-on Hop-Off kinda tour but with a guide. i recommend
We had a brilliant tour guide from Winnipeg, unfortunately can't remember his name but he was great fun and made the tour really. We stopped off on various sites and lakes, binoculars were included which was great for trying to spot bears and deers. Really worthwhile trip that I thoroughly enjoyed
The guide was knowledgeable and easy to understand. He had lots of stories to tell, making it fun and informative at the same time. While we didn't see any wildlife, the guide was careful to point out signs of them that might not be apparent to the casual observer. The scenery was beautiful. The only reason it has four rather than five stars is because the tour started about 20 minutes late -- 20 minutes where we had to wait outside in the chilly air. I would recommend this tour to others.
Our guide knew tons of local history and dropped tons of knowledge about nature surrounding Banff. My only slight rant would be that we hardly saw much wildlife besides chipmunks, ground squirrels and a quickly disappearing deer nobody's fault really, our guide tried their best to stop and try find them. You'll probably find more wildlife the further away from the town/humans. Brilliant for the nature and history though, I would go if you have about 34 hours to see the major highlights of this pretty town.