Category: Canadian Tours

Total riding distance 2,317 km / 1,436 miles.

Start your adventure in Halifax, soak in the maritime culture, and explore the historic Citadel. The city is a mix of modern vibes and rich history.

Head to the charming Peggy’s Cove, famous for its iconic lighthouse and picturesque coastal scenery. The rocky shoreline is a sight to behold.

Embark on the South Shore journey, with a highlight being the UNESCO-listed town of Lunenburg. The well-preserved 18th-century architecture and vibrant colours make it a gem.

Ride along Nova Scotia’s beautiful coastline, enjoying the sea breeze. Cross over into New Brunswick, where you’ll encounter diverse landscapes and welcoming communities.

Experience the incredible tides of the Bay of Fundy and explore the Hopewell Rocks. The dynamic landscapes and unique rock formations are a true marvel.

Indulge in a lobster on the Shediac Lobster Cruise. Shediac, known as the “Lobster Capital of the World.” Cross the Confederation Bridge to reach Prince Edward Island.

Discover the charm of Anne of Green Gables in Cavendish, relax on the sandy shores of Cavendish Beach, and explore the beauty of P.E.I. National Park.

Cross back into Nova Scotia and make your way to Cape Breton Island. The Cabot Trail offers some of the most breathtaking scenic views in Canada, with winding roads and coastal panoramas.

Complete your journey by riding back to Halifax, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and memories you’ve gathered along the way.

DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATION

Halifax / Halifax

Map

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival Halifax

Do your best to arrive as early as possible. Perhaps even the day before so you will be rested and adjusted to any time change. Check-in to the hotel. Our local operator Freedom Biker Tours’ crew members will be available to assist. We’ll take care of rental motorcycles after you are settled, or the following morning. This evening, we’ll have a meet-and-greet gathering at 5:00 pm including a welcome dinner, orientation and briefing at The Lower Deck.

Accommodation: Hotel Halifax

Included Meals: Dinner

Day 02 Halifax Tour and The Citadel

After breakfast, we pick up any remaining rental bikes. Following that, we partake in a city tour of Halifax guided by our friend from TayMac Tours. Learn the history of the city’s war years, and the exploits and heroism of the citizens who lived through the devastating Halifax explosion on December 06, 1917. Learn about the city’s connection to the Titanic disaster. Experience the beautiful waterfront, and pay a visit to The Citadel, which is the fourth British military fortification built on Citadel Hill in the centre of Halifax. It has now been restored and is a Canadian National Historic Site. The original fortification was built in 1749. Tonight, we will enjoy a Maritime experience, the ‘Tall Ship Silva’ dinner cruise of Halifax Harbour. 

Accommodation: Hotel Halifax

Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 03 Peggy’s Cove, the South Shore and Lunenburg (Ride Day: 282 km / 175 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. As we ride south from Halifax, we’ll cruise along Nova Scotia’s famous ‘Lighthouse Route’ a beautiful scenic ride that will take us through picturesque coastal villages and inlets to the rugged fishing community of Peggy’s Cove.

With its breathtaking location on a narrow coastal inlet characterized by wave-worn granite rocks and crashing surf, it’s easy to see why this charming little community is perhaps Canada’s most photographed site. With a year-round population of 30, Peggy’s Cove is a sleepy little town famous for several things including beautiful ocean waters, a small narrow inlet, a scenic lighthouse, and the unfortunate crash 8 km offshore of Swissair Flight 111 on Sep 02, 1998, after departing from New York’s JFK Airport.

Departing Peggy’s Cove, we’ll ride along Nova Scotia’s beautiful South Shore through the picturesque seaside village of Mahone Bay to arrive in the scenic town of Lunenburg, founded in 1753. With its brightly coloured buildings lining the shore, Lunenburg is considered one of Canada’s most colourful postcard-perfect towns and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll have lunch overlooking the sailboat-filled harbour before riding some twists and turns along the route back to Halifax, passing through small villages that add character to the Lighthouse Route. Dinner is on your own tonight. Enjoy the many fun dining opportunities along the Halifax Harbourfront.

Accommodation: Hotel Halifax

Included Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 04 Nova Scotia Shoreline and New Brunswick (1 ferry crossing) (Ride Day: 398 km / 246 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Departing Halifax inland, our ride today travels out past the local riders’ favourite ‘Fall River Tim Hortons’, and our route follows the historic Shubenacadie Canal for a time before we turn and ride through rich farmlands and pastures. After a stop in Windsor, the Blomidon Look-Off, one of the more scenic mainland viewpoints will be our destination for a photo-op. We’ll then continue riding a short distance to Halls Harbour, visiting this small fishing village on the Bay of Fundy. Be sure to note where the waterline is when you arrive, as the world record tides will make a dramatic change. The tide will be going out and will drop nearly 3 meters while we have lunch. Moving back up to the Northern side of the Annapolis Valley, our ride continues to Historic Annapolis Royal, on the Digby Gut, one of the first North American settlement areas over 400 years ago. After a short visit to this quaint area, we will move through Digby to catch the MV Fundy Rose on which we will enjoy crossing the Bay of Fundy to Saint John New Brunswick, where our hotel for the night is a short ride from the ferry terminal. Dinner is on your own onboard the ferry.

Accommodation: Château Saint John Hotel and Suites

Included Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 05 Bay of Fundy, Hopewell Rocks and Moncton (Ride Day: 218 km / 135 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Our ride along the north side of the Bay of Fundy will be a challenge between wanting to carve the corners or revel in the scenery. After a short ride from the hotel, we’ll check out a seaside village for a stop n’ stretch and some coffee and tea while exploring a covered bridge. Departing from there, we enter the Fundy Trail Parkway. There will be a couple of scenic viewpoint and photo-op stops along the way, and a snack and refreshment stop at some point as we traverse this amazingly scenic stretch of road. Stopping to experience the magnificent Hopewell Rocks. A short hike will allow us to walk on the sea floor at low tide among the towering rock cliffs. From there it’s a short ride through Moncton to our hotel. Dinner tonight is at the Pump House Brewpub and Restaurant.

Accommodation: Rodd Hotel

Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 06 Shediac Lobster Cruise and Confederation Bridge (Ride day: 167 km / 104 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning we will ride to Shediac New Brunswick, the “Lobster Capital of the World”. After a group photo with the world’s largest lobster, we move to the waterfront where we’ll climb aboard a waiting vessel for an interactive lobster-themed cruise on the warm waters of Shediac Bay. Learn about the lobster fishing industry while enjoying a freshly cooked lobster feast, deliciously famous in Acadian culture. Later, we’ll ride across the 14½ km long Confederation Bridge onto Prince Edward Island. If you’ve never experienced this bridge before, it is a sight to behold; especially on a motorcycle which will include stopping for a group photo with our bikes and the bridge, then souvenir shopping before heading to Canada’s birthplace of Confederation, Charlottetown. Dinner tonight is at Chamber’s Restaurant & Pub at our hotel.

Accommodation: Rodd Royalty (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included)

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 07 Cavendish Beach, PEI National Park, Anne of Green Gables (Ride day: 174 km / 108 miles)

Kickstands up 08:30. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we’ll cruise around Prince Edward Island. Our first stop will be a lighthouse on the Atlantic coast, in PEI National Park. From there we’ll ride to Cavendish Beach where we will experience the famous red sand beaches of P.E.I. A little further along we’ll visit the Anne Of Green Gables heritage site to learn about the island’s famous daughter. Lunch will be at P.E.I. Preserves for a taste of down-home island cooking. Be sure to shop for their hand-made fresh preserves and jellies. We’ll finish off the day with a leisurely ride through the countryside back to Charlottetown arriving early enough to allow for us to enjoy the Downtown of this quaint little city. Dinner is on your own tonight. 

Accommodation: Rodd Royalty

Included Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 08 Cape Breton Island (1 ferry crossing) (Ride day: 350 km / 217 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:00 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Leaving early, we have a ferry to catch and lots of ground to cover. Today we will ride over to Wood Islands to catch the Northumberland Ferry which will take us on a 75-minute trip across the Northumberland Strait back to Nova Scotia. After disembarking the ferry, our ride will take us along the coast to the Cape George lighthouse. Then we’ll ride through the ‘Highland Heart’ of Nova Scotia to the Strait of Canso which separates the mainland of Nova Scotia from Cape Breton Island. Cape Breton Island was originally settled by Loyalists from New York State following the American Revolution. These settlers were followed by Scottish immigrants, who chose this region because it reminded them of their homeland. Near the Canso Causeway, we’ll have a stop n’ stretch for a photo-op of the Canso Strait and Porcupine Mountain. Then, making a path for Baddeck, we’ll also visit one of Canada’s most popular attractions, the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, overlooking beautiful Bras d’Or Lake. J.A.D. McCurdy flew the first manned powered Canadian flight above the ice of Baddeck Bay in his famous ‘Silver Dart’ in February 1909. Dinner tonight is at the Lakeside Restaurant.

Accommodation: Cabot Trail Motel (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 09: The Cabot Trail (Ride day: 298 km / 184 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:00 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we will ride the loop of the world-famous Cabot Trail. Going counterclockwise, we usually will have the ocean on our right. Our first scenic viewpoint is after a nice set of corners at the top of Cape Smokey. After a short pit stop at the beautiful Celtic Lodge, we cut across the high points of the Cape Breton Highlands, and the many twists and turns needed to get there. After the switchbacks of Mackenzie Mountain, we stop at its scenic viewpoint. From there we will dismount for a picnic lunch and a stroll along the majestic Skyline trail. We’ll enjoy the epic views that this walk shows us. We’ll then continue to Cheticamp and the famous Floras Gift Shop. We’ll make a point of stopping at Margaree Harbour to get a photo in front of the Cabot Trail sign. How else would your friends believe you were there? We’ll then cruise along the western side of the island returning to Baddeck for the night. Dinner is on your own tonight.

Accommodation: Cabot Trail Motel

Included Meals: Breakfast and Picnic Lunch

Day 10 Cape Breton Island to Halifax Airport (Ride day: 430 km / 267 miles)

Kickstands up 08:30. Full tank and empty bladder. We leave Cape Breton Island today riding across the Canso Causeway heading south along scenic and twisty roads through sleepy little towns heading towards the incredible rugged coastlines and views as we cruise along the shore towards Halifax. Stopping for lunch at a quaint tearoom in Sherbrooke, we will continue along the coast. To avoid as much of the big city traffic as possible, we’ll turn up the Musquodoboit Valley and approach from scenic secondary highways. Then a short run on the highway to Halifax Airport and our hotel for the final night. We’ll park our rental bikes at the hotel where they will be picked up by our rental partner. Tonight, you are invited to a farewell dinner hosted by your Freedom Biker Tours crew where we can relax, laugh, and reminisce about our ride together. Location T.B.D. 

Accommodation: Hilton Garden Inn, Halifax Airport

Included Meals: Breakfast and Dinner

Day 11: Depart for Home of Wherever Your Next Adventure Takes You…

You’re pretty much on your own today, but our local operator, Freedom Biker Tours’ crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye.

Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. The client’s tour remains paramount; we will ensure the tour meets your fullest expectations. 

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Tour Dates:

Tour	Date from	Date to	Booking deadline
Ride The Maritimes	1-Aug-24	31-Aug-24	1-Jun-24

Prices (CAD) Canadian Dollars

We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Harley Davidson	Twin / Double	$9,799.00
1	1 Harley Davidson	Single	$13,559.00
2	2 Harley Davidsons	Twin / Double	$11,599.00

Bring your Motorcycle/s. **

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Twin / Double	$8,375.00
1	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Single	$10,715.00
2	2 Motorcycles (yours)	Twin / Double	$8,755.00

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Inclusions and Exclusions.

INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. * 10 Nights Accommodation 20 Meals (9 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 6 Dinners) All Gratuities and Taxes for Included Meals Motorcycle Fuel All Park Fees All Attraction Fees All Excursion Fees Guides Support vehicle with snacks, water, first aid kit and luggage. Taxes Except Tour Sales Tax

NOT INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the Bring your Motorcycle/s. ** Airfare Tour Sales Tax (More details when you are booking) Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

Additional Information for We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

Motorcycle rental includes a choice of the following Harley Davidson models, so book early to ensure your preferred model, subject to availability at the time of reservation.  

•    Ultra Limited
•    Road Glide Limited
•    Street Glide Special
•    Road Glide Special
•    Road King Special
•    Heritage Softail 114

All rental bikes come with driver floorboards, saddle bags, passenger backrest, passenger foot pegs or floorboards and highway pegs. 

A Driver’s Backrest is available for a flat rate one-time charge of CAD $50.00 at the discretion of the renter and must be purchased at the time of the initial reservation.  

Included with the bike rental is the following: 
•    Roadside Assistance
•    Insurance
•    Unlimited Mileage
•    Helmets and Rain Gear (if you don’t bring your own)

Damage Deposit
A per bike damage deposit of CAD $2,500 is required for each rental at the time of pick-up. Moncton Harley-Davidson will take this deposit in the form of a pre-authorization on the tour participant’s credit card. This is not a charge, merely a pre-authorization. When the bike is returned with no damage, the pre-authorization will be released.

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To find out about our Canadian Partner go to https://www.freedombikertours.com

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The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.

Total riding distance 1,594 km / 990 miles.

Get ready for an unforgettable 11-day ride through the diverse landscapes of Canada.

Kickstart your adventure in the vibrant city of Vancouver. The urban buzz gives way to the hum of your motorcycle as you navigate the city streets before hitting the open road.

The journey begins with a cruise through the picturesque Fraser Valley. Revel in the stunning views and make a pit stop at Harrison Hot Springs to soak in the natural beauty and relax those bear paws.

Fraser Canyon awaits, where the roads wind through dramatic canyons. The roar of the engine echoes against the canyon walls as you embrace the thrill of the ride.

Head towards Duffy Lake Road, a motorcycling paradise with its twists and turns. Enjoy the adrenaline rush before reaching the world-renowned Whistler. The blend of mountain air and the thrill of Whistler’s roads make it a ride to remember.

Embark on the iconic Sea to Sky Highway, a symphony of coastal beauty and mountain majesty. Feel the wind as you ride high above the coastline, taking in the breathtaking views.

Take a detour to the Sea to Sky Gondola for a bird’s eye view of the surroundings. Then, ferry over to Gibsons, a charming coastal town where the ocean breeze mingles with the rumble of your bike.

Cross over to the Sunshine Coast, where the roads hug the coastline. Enjoy the tranquillity, punctuated by the purr of your motorcycle. It’s a journey that feeds both the adventurer and the soul.

Board a ferry to Vancouver Island, where the Pacific Rim Highway beckons. Wind your way through the lush landscapes, absorbing the island vibes as you head towards Port Alberni.

Explore the rugged beauty of Ucluelet, the endless stretches of Long Beach, and the surfers’ haven in Tofino. The blend of coastal roads and ocean vistas creates a sensory masterpiece.

Journey through Cowichan Valley, known for its vineyards and pastoral scenery. The rolling hills and vineyard-lined roads offer a different flavour to your riding experience.

Navigate through Nanaimo, then follow the scenic roads to Lake Cowichan. The tranquillity of the lake mirrors the calm satisfaction of a day well-ridden.

Head to Port Renfrew before making your way to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. The cityscape and historic landmarks welcome you, marking the end of an incredible journey.

Complete the loop by heading back to Vancouver, the starting point and the culmination of a ride that weaves through mountains, coastlines, and the heart of the Canadian spirit.

DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATION

Vancouver / Vancouver

Map

Itinerary

Day 01: Vancouver – Arrival Vancouver

After flying to Vancouver, take the complimentary shuttle from the airport to the hotel. Check-in to the hotel. Connect with our local operator Freedom Biker Tours. Pick up your motorcycle rental. During the evening, we will have a meet-and-greet at the hotel including a Welcome Dinner, Orientation and Briefing hosted by Freedom Biker Tours. 

Accommodation: Sandman Signature Vancouver Airport Hotel and Resort (Dinner included)

Day 02 Fraser Valley and Harrison Hot Springs (Ride Day: 137 km / 82 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. It’s time to get outta’ Dodge and hit the road. After breakfast, we’ll mount up and head east into the Fraser Valley on the legendary Trans Canada Highway for part of today’s short ride. We’ll then cross to the north side of the Fraser River for some secondary roads and more scenic back road country-style riding. We take a short ride today to get used to our bikes and riding in a group. We’ll arrive mid-afternoon at the world-famous Harrison Hot Springs, a quaint little town on the shores of Harrison Lake. Dinner tonight is at the Black Forest Restaurant, where we’ll enjoy delicious Bavarian food and of course, legendary German beer and wine.

Accommodation: Harrison Hot Springs Resort (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Day 03 Fraser Canyon, Duffy Lake Road and Whistler (Ride Day: 335 km / 208 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. After breakfast, we’ll ride east to the Town of Hope, where the first Sylvester Stallone ‘Rambo’ movie, First Blood, was filmed. At Hope, we’ll turn north and ride up the Trans Canada Highway through the scenic Fraser Canyon along the mighty Fraser River, passing Hell’s Gate. We’ll ride through several tunnels along the route as the Fraser Canyon winds its way through narrow rock gorges and into the Coast Mountains. At Lytton (famous for breaking temperature records as Canada’s ‘hot spot’ in the summer), we turn west to Lillooet (just as hot), where we’ll stop for lunch at biker-friendly Lillooet’s Cookhouse. From Lillooet, we’ll ride the scenic mountainous twists and turns of the famous Duffy Lake Road. Our destination for the night is Whistler, the beautiful mountain town and the largest ski resort in North America. Free night in Whistler tonight. Dinner on your own, with lots of options to choose from.

Accommodation: Aava Whistler Hotel (Breakfast and Lunch included)

Day 04 Sea to Sky Highway, Sea To Sky Gondola and Gibsons (Ride Day: 135 km / 84 miles)

Kickstands up at 09:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning we ride south on the Sea to Sky Highway that winds its way from Whistler to Vancouver. We stop on the way just past the Town of Squamish at the Sea to Sky Gondola for a ride to the clouds high above Howe Sound. Take a walk on the suspension bridge and enjoy the views of majestic coastal forests and Shannon Falls. Back in the saddle, we continue south past Britannia Beach to the BC Ferries terminal in the quaint seaside Town of Horseshoe Bay. A 35-minute ferry ride across Howe Sound takes us to the famous Gibsons on the Sunshine Coast, where the Canadian TV show ‘The Beachcombers’ was filmed from 1972 to 1990. Dinner tonight is at Molly’s Reach seaside Restaurant & Bar, made famous by the show because the Beachcombers used to hang out there. 

Accommodation: The Cedars Inn Hotel and Conference Centre (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Day 05 The Sunshine Coast (Ride Day: 127 km / 79 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Scenic riding today along the beautiful Sunshine Coast with the spectacular scenery of the Strait of Georgia on our left as we wind our way to the Town of Sechelt and up to the BC Ferries Earl’s Cove terminal, where we will board the 12:50 pm departure BC Ferry sailing for the 50-minute crossing of Jervis Inlet to Saltery Bay. We need to be at the ferry terminal by 12:00 noon. We disembark at Saltery Bay and continue riding up the Sunshine Coast to Powell River, where we will rest for the night. The dinner location tonight is a surprise.

Accommodation: Powell River Town Centre Hotel (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Day 06 Vancouver Island, Pacific Rim Highway and Port Alberni (Ride day: 144 km / 90 miles)

Kickstands up at 07:00 am. Full tank and empty bladder. We’ll board BC Ferries for the 90-minute crossing of the Strait of Georgia to the Town of Comox on Vancouver Island. Comox is home to the West Coast base of the Royal Canadian Airforce and is also an Air Sea Rescue Base. Breakfast is on board the ferry if you cannot grab something early at the hotel. From Comox, we ride south along the east shore of Vancouver Island to the Town of Qualicum Beach, where we turn west and cruise along the scenic Alberni Highway, cutting across the island from east to west. We’ll ride through scenic parks and forests, eventually picking up the Pacific Rim Highway, which will take us through the old-growth forests of Pacific Rim National Park, which contain some of the oldest trees in North America. Port Alberni awaits us, where we will stay for two nights. Dinner tonight is on your own.

Accommodation: Best Western Plus Barclay (Breakfast (on ferry) and Picnic Lunch included)

Day 07 Ucluelet, Long Beach and Tofino (Ride day: 268 km / 167 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:00 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride to the west coast of Vancouver Island and the quaint seaside Town of Ucluelet. From there we turn north and ride up along world famous Long Beach with its many beaches, scenic stops, and viewpoints. The Long Beach area is famous for surfing, storm watching and abundant wildlife. We arrive in Tofino midday and embark on an afternoon whale-watching excursion with Jamie’s Whaling Station, popular in the area. After our whale-watching experience, we will enjoy a local BBQ dinner on the beach at Lil’ Ronnie’s Beachside BBQ. After dinner, we’ll enjoy an evening ride back to Port Alberni. 

Accommodation: Best Western Plus Barclay Hotel (Breakfast, Picnic Lunch and Dinner included)

Day 08 Cowichan Valley, Nanaimo and Lake Cowichan (Ride day: 157 km / 98 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we mount up and retrace our ride back along the Pacific Rim Highway to the east coast of Vancouver Island to the Town of Parksville. We then turn right and cruise south along the east coast of the island through the City of Nanaimo where we will stop for lunch. After lunch, we will ride through the Town of Ladysmith and into the Town of Chemainus where we will check out the world-famous Chemainus Murals as we pass through. Just before we hit the Town of Duncan, we’ll turn right and head west again riding to the Town of Lake Cowichan. Tonight, we rest in the quiet lakeside resort Town of Lake Cowichan. Dinner is at The Riverside Pub and Restaurant.

Accommodation: Riverside Inn Lake Cowichan, BC (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included)

Day 09: Port Renfrew & Victoria (Ride day: 181 km / 113 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning we’ll ride through rugged wilderness and tall forests on winding and twisty roads to the west coast of Vancouver Island and the Town of Port Renfrew where we will stop for lunch at the seaside Renfrew Pub, popular with Bikers. From there we’ll cruise south along the West Coast of Vancouver Island with the Strait of Juan De Fuca and the mountains of Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula across the water over our right shoulder. Beautiful scenery abounds all the way along the coast through Juan de Fuca Provincial Park and various Regional Parks, and along the rugged coastline through the Towns of Sooke, Metchosin and Colwood, and into Victoria where we will arrive mid-afternoon. Victoria is the capital city of the Province of British Columbia and has been dubbed the ‘most British city in Canada’. We’re staying downtown in the Inner Harbour area. Your afternoon and evening are free to wander and explore. Dinner is on your own with plenty of fun dining options to choose from.

Accommodation: Embassy Inn Hotel (Breakfast and Lunch included)

Day 10 Vancouver (Ride day: 110 km / 68 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning we’ll cruise along the Pat Bay Highway from Victoria northeast up the Saanich Peninsula and past the Town of Sidney By the Sea, to arrive at the BC Ferries Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. We’ll board the ferry for the 90-minute crossing of the Strait of Georgia to Tsawwassen where we’ll disembark and ride to return our rental bikes. We’ll transfer back to our hotel, and tonight, you’re invited to a farewell dinner at a surprise location, where we can laugh, relax, reminisce, and enjoy fond memories of our experiences and our ride together.

Accommodation: Sandman Signature Vancouver Airport Hotel and Resort (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Day 11: Depart for Home of Wherever Your Next Adventure Takes You…

You’re pretty much on your own today, but our local operator, Freedom Biker Tours’ crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye.

Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. The client’s tour remains paramount; we will ensure the tour meets your fullest expectations. 

Tour Dates:

Tour	Date from	Date to	Booking deadline
Ride The Rockies and Best of BC	21-Aug-24	31-Aug-24	21-Jun-24

Prices (CAD) Canadian Dollars

We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Harley Davidson	Twin / Double	$9,165.00
1	1 Harley Davidson	Single	$13,299.00
2	2 Harley Davidsons	Twin / Double	$10,769.00

Bring your Motorcycle/s. **

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Twin / Double	$7,915.00
1	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Single	$10,799.00
2	2 Motorcycles (yours)	Twin / Double	$8,269.00

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Inclusions and Exclusions.

INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle *. Hotel Transfers from/to Vancouver International Airport 10 Nights Accommodation 21 Meals (7 dinners, 5 lunches and 9 breakfasts) Motorcycle Fuel Park Fees Attraction Fees Excursion Fees Ferry Fees Guide Support Vehicle with water, snacks, first aid kit and luggage All Taxes Except Tour Sales Tax.

NOT INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the Bring your Motorcycle/s **. Airfare Tour Sales Tax (More details when you are booking) Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

Additional information for we supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

Pricing for this Tour program that includes a rental motorcycle is based on the lowest priced touring model Harley Davidson available from our rental company and does not include any ancillary options and related fees, including but not limited to, Motorcycle Model Guarantee, Roadside Assistance, VIP Theft and Damage Waiver, Supplemental Liability Insurance, Jacket and Full Face Helmet Rental. All ancillary options are at the discretion of the renter and must be purchased at the time of booking. We highly recommend the renter purchase Motorcycle Model Guarantee, VIP Zero Plus Theft & Damage Waiver and Roadside Assistance. Rental Contract is solely between the renter and the rental company.

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To find out about our Canadian Partner go to https://www.freedombikertours.com

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The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.

Total riding distance 2,673 km / 1,661 miles.

An epic 12-day motorcycle journey we’ve got planned in Canada.

Ride in 2 Canadian Provinces (Alberta & British Columbia)

Start your engines in Calgary, the gateway to the Rockies. The open road beckons as you head towards Banff, the jewel of the Canadian Rockies. The wind in your fur and the scenic views will set the tone for the adventure ahead.

Next stop: Jasper! This is where the real magic of the Rockies unfolds. Towering mountains, pristine lakes, and the sense of being one with nature – it’s a rider’s paradise. Don’t forget to share a nod with fellow riders you encounter on these winding roads.

As you cruise towards Clearwater, prepare for a change in scenery. The roads might open up, but the beauty doesn’t fade. Clearwater offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for reflecting on the road behind and the one ahead.

Kelowna welcomes you with its twisty roads and the promise of a wine tour at Grape Savvy wines. The taste of local wines, the scent of vineyards, and the hum of your motorcycle – a sensory symphony.

Embark on the Rock Creek Loop for a roller coaster ride through nature’s wonders. The twists and turns will keep your adrenaline pumping, and the scenic vistas will be a feast for your teddy bear eyes.

A haven for bikers, Nakusp offers the Riders Retreat – a place to recharge and share tales of the road. The camaraderie of fellow riders and the warmth of the retreat will make for unforgettable memories.

Navigate through the Kootenays, where every turn reveals a new postcard-worthy view. The winding roads and lush landscapes create a mesmerising journey.

As you approach the end of your adventure, traverse the historic Crowsnest Pass. Witness the haunting beauty of Frank Slide, a stark reminder of the power of nature.

DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATION

Calgary / Calgary

Map

Itinerary

Day 01: Calgary – Arrival Calgary, Alberta

If flying to Calgary, take the complimentary shuttle from the airport to our hotel. Check-in and then walk over and pick up your bike rental at Calgary Harley-Davidson, located across the street from our hotel. Connect with the crew from our local operator, Freedom Biker Tours. This evening, we will have a meet-and-greet, including a welcome dinner, orientation and briefing hosted by Freedom Biker Tours.

Accommodation: Sandman Signature Hotel and Suites Calgary Airport.

Included Meals: Dinner

Day 02: Cowboy Trail, Longview, Highwood Pass and Banff (Riding day 1: 414 km/ 258 miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. It’s time to get outta’ Dodge and hit the road. We’ll mount up and head southwest on the Cowboy Trail eventually cruising south to Longview where we will fuel up and stop for a visit and lunch at the biker-friendly Twin Cities Saloon. It gets really interesting from here as we ride northwest into the Rocky Mountains and Kananaskis Country. We’ll cruise the Highwood Pass, the highest paved road in Canada which is closed half the year. We’ll enjoy the majestic mountain scenery and likely some wildlife. We’ll eventually pop out onto the Trans-Canada Highway so everybody gets accustomed to traffic and riding where we rest for the night. Dinner tonight is at the brand new ‘Fat Ox of Banff’ restaurant located in our hotel.

Accommodation: High Country Inn.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 03: Banff Gondola and A Day in Banff

We get to sleep in a little bit, and breakfast is on your own this morning. Mid-morning we’ll meet in the hotel’s lobby and head over to the launching area of the Banff Gondola. We’ll board the Gondola cars and ride high up to the summit of Sulphur Mountain where we’ll be amazed at the views of six surrounding mountain ranges, the Bow Valley, and the Town of Banff. Enjoy the Banff Interpretive Centre and learn about the history and other interesting facts of Canada’s first National Park. There is grab-and-go fare at Castle Mountain Coffee Shop for those who want to enjoy something while up at the peak. After our mountain-top experience, we’ll head back down to the Gondola base and back to the Town of Banff. The rest of the day is yours to wander the Town of Banff and relax. Dinner is on your own tonight, and Freedom Biker Tours can recommend lots of fun places to eat.

Accommodation: High Country Inn.

Included Meals: N/A

Day 04: Bow Valley Parkway, Ice Fields Parkway and Jasper (Riding day: 293 km/ 182  miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride along the scenic Bow Valley Parkway enjoying the majestic scenery as we eventually connect with the Ice Fields Parkway heading north towards Jasper. Along the way, we’ll stop for a BBQ lunch at Saskatchewan River Crossing’s Parkway Pub. After lunch, we’ll continue riding north along the parkway. We’ll stop and enjoy the Columbia Icefields Adventure; a unique and iconic experience as we step out onto the Athabasca Glacier. Our ride then takes us further north along the Parkway and into the world-famous town of Jasper where we’ll stop for the night. Dinner tonight is at a surprise location.

Accommodation: Mount Robson Inn

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 05: Wells Gray Provincial Park, Helmcken Falls & Clearwater (Riding day: 400 km/ 249  miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning we ride southwest through Valemount and Blue River and into Wells Gray Provincial Park, an area famous for outdoor adventure enthusiasts. On the way, we’ll stop in Blue River for a stretch and a picnic lunch. Continuing southwest to the Town of Clearwater, as we arrive, we’ll turn right and head north into Wells Gray Provincial Park and enjoy the scenery as we cruise the twists and turns of the park road to arrive at and view the majestic Helmcken Falls. We’ll then ride back into Town where we’ll rest for the night. Dinner tonight is at the delicious Hop ‘N’ Hog Tap & Smokehouse.

Accommodation: Quality Inn and Suites.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch and Dinner

Day 06: Kamloops, Thompson River Valley & Kelowna (Ride day: 301 Km / 187 Miles

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride south to the Thompson River Valley and through the outskirts of the City of Kamloops at the forks of the mighty Thompson River. From there we ride southeast through the rich farmlands of the North Okanagan Valley to the Town of Falkland for a snack and refreshments at the biker-friendly Falkland Pub. After lunch, we ride east a short way and then turn south cruising along the fun, twisty and motorcycle popular Westside Road with spectacular lake and mountain views as we cruise into West Kelowna along the west shore of Okanagan Lake. Finally, we’ll cross the floating bridge into the City of Kelowna, where we will rest for the night. Dinner tonight is at Mickie’s Pub in our hotel.

Accommodation: Ramada By Wyndham Kelowna Hotel & Conference Centre.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 7: Rock Creek Loop (Ride day: 245 Km / 152 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning, we ride southeast from Kelowna on Highway 33, passing near Big White Ski Resort and continuing south to Beaverdell and Rock Creek in the Boundary Region. In Beaverdell we’ll take a stop n’ stretch and then continue on to Rock Creek and stop for lunch along the river at the biker-friendly Prospector Pub. From there we ride west on Highway 3 over the Anarchist Summit and down into Osoyoos stopping to marvel at the amazing views along the way. Osoyoos is a desert landscape at the southern end of the Canadian portion of the Okanagan Valley and is located on the border with Washington State. Lake Osoyoos is the warmest body of fresh water in Canada. It sits half in Canada and half in the USA. From Osoyoos we’ll ride north on Highway 97 and cruise through vineyard-rich wine country and along the shores of Skaha Lake emerging into the City of Penticton which sits at the southern end of Okanagan Lake. We rest in Penticton for two nights in rooms with beautiful lake views. Dinner tonight is lakeside at the Barking Parrot Bar at our hotel.

Accommodation: Penticton Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre. (Breakfast, Lunch and dinner included)

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 08: A Morning in Penticton & Afternoon Wine Tour

We get to sleep in a little bit, and breakfast is on your own this morning. A day off the bikes today to enjoy summertime in the South Okanagan. Across the street from the hotel is the Penticton Open-Air Community Market and Farmer’s Market open from 08:30 am – 1:00 pm. The largest community market in the Okanagan. We encourage you to stroll through the market, engage the vendors, and enjoy some free time. This afternoon, we’ll participate in an Okanagan favourite, a Wine Tour with Grape Savvy Wine Tours that includes lunch. Dinner is on your own tonight with plenty of walking distance options to choose from.

Accommodation: Penticton Lakeside Resort and Conference Centre. (Lunch included)

Included Meals: Lunch

Day 09: From the Okanagan to the Kootenays (Ride day: 309 Km / 192 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride north up Highway 97, the spine of the Okanagan Valley, along the shores of Okanagan Lake to Kelowna and Vernon where we turn right and ride scenic Highway 6 east into the Kootenay Region. We’ll traverse rich farmlands and scenic mountains, and cross Lower Arrow Lake on a cable ferry from Needles to Fauquier. We’ll eventually ride into the Town of Nakusp and our stop for the night is at Rider’s Retreat, a Biker exclusive campground that is more like ‘Glamping’ for Bikers. We’ll enjoy a cookout dinner and some relaxing time around the campfire.

Accommodation: Rider’s Retreat. (Breakfast and dinner included)

Day 10: The Kootenays (Ride day: 322 Km / 200 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride south to New Denver enjoying the scenic mountain and lake views as we traverse some of the best motorcycling roads in Canada. Our ride takes us along the twists and turns of Highway 31A to the lakeside Town of Kaslo. From there, we cruise south along Kootenay Lake passing through Ainsworth Hot Springs and enjoying the twists and turns of the road as we experience spectacular lake and mountain vistas along the way. We’ll enjoy a 35-minute Kootenay Bay ferry ride from Balfour to Crawford Bay and then continue riding south along the lake to the Town of Creston home of the Columbia Brewing Company, makers of the popular Kokanee Beer. From there, we ride east to the City of Cranbrook where we’ll rest for the night. Dinner tonight is at the Firehall Kitchen and Tap.

Accommodation: Days Inn By Wyndham Cranbrook Conference Centre. (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Included Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch and Dinner

Day 11: Crowsnest Pass, Frank Slide & Calgary (Ride day: 389 Km / 242 Miles)

Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we ride east along the Crowsnest Highway through the Crowsnest Pass with a stop at the Frank Slide lookout. Continuing on, we’ll cruise back into the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and into the Province of Alberta. We’ll ride north through the foothills to the Town of Longview and back into the City of Calgary from the south. Tonight, you’re invited to a farewell dinner at Moxie’s Restaurant & Bar where we can laugh, relax, reminisce, and enjoy fond memories of our experiences from the past week’s ride.

Accommodation: Sandman Signature Hotel & Suites Calgary Airport.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch and Dinner

Day 12: Depart for Home or Wherever Your Next Adventure Takes You…

You’re pretty much on your own today, but our local operator, Freedom Biker Tours’ crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye. 

Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. The client’s tour remains paramount; we will ensure the tour meets your fullest expectations. 

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Tour dates.

Tour	Date from	Date to	Booking deadline
Ride The Rockies and Best of BC	22-Jun-24	3-Jul-24	22-Apr-24

Prices (CAD) Canadian Dollars

We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Harley Davidson	Twin / Double	$8,969.00
1	1 Harley Davidson	Single	$12,875.00
2	2 Harley Davidsons	Twin / Double	$10,575.00

Bring your Motorcycle/s. **

People	Motorcycle	Room	From in CAD per person
2	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Twin / Double	$7,635.00
1	1 Motorcycle (yours)	Single	$10,209.00
2	2 Motorcycles (yours)	Twin / Double	$7,909.00

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Inclusions and Exclusions.

INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. * 11 Night’s Accommodation 25 Meals Fuel Park Fees Attraction Fees Excursion Fees Guide Support Vehicle with water, snacks, first aid kit and luggage All Taxes Except Tour Sales Tax.

NOT INCLUDED

Harley Davidson Rental on the Bring your Motorcycle/s. ** Airfare Tour Sales Tax (More details when you are booking) Anything not listed in “INCLUDED” above

Further information for We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *

Motorcycle rental includes choice of the following Harley Davidson models, so book early to ensure your preferred model is subject to availability at the time of reservation.  
•    Electra Glide Ultra Limited
•    Road Glide Ultra Limited
•    Street Glide Special
•    Road Glide Special
•    Road King
•    Heritage Softail
All rental bikes come with driver floorboards, saddle bags, passenger backrest, passenger foot pegs or floorboards and highway pegs. 

A Driver’s Backrest is available for a flat rate one-time charge of CAD50.00 at the discretion of the renter and must be purchased at the time of the initial reservation.  

Included with the bike rental is the following:
•    Roadside Assistance
•    Insurance
•    Unlimited Mileage
•    Helmets and Rain Gear

Damage Deposit
A per bike damage deposit of CAD $2,500 is required for each rental at the time of pick-up. Calgary Harley-Davidson will take this deposit in the form of a pre-authorization on the tour participant’s credit card. This is not a charge, merely a pre-authorization. When the bike is returned with no damage, the pre-authorization will be released. 

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To find out about our Canadian Partner go to https://www.freedombikertours.com

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The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.