Remarkable Canadian tours, thoughtfully planned.

For travellers who want to reach Canada’s remote and beautiful places on escorted tours, with clear pricing, thoughtful pacing, and warm Canadian hospitality.

Expert guides, right-sized groups, and time to roam.

Escorted tours within Canada | Travel arrangements managed

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We are finalising our first season of one-day expeditions and multi-day journeys. Register below to receive inaugural itineraries, first-release pricing, and notice when booking opens, planned for April 2026 following licensing.

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Headline photo: Guests aboard the Motor Vessel Inside Passage enter the protected fjord waters of the Khutzeymateen in remarkable calm on the Grizzly Bear West Coast Tour, surrounded by mirrored water, snow-capped peaks, and the quiet anticipation of grizzly bear country.

A more thoughtful way to see Canada.

We design and operate thoughtfully planned escorted tours within Canada, shaped by access, sound judgement, and the care with which they are run.

Access, without the friction.

Some of Canada’s most memorable places are also the hardest to reach well. Our escorted tours manage the routing, timing, local coordination, and practical details with care, so guests can focus on the journey rather than the logistics behind it.

The Aspire standard.

  • The published tour price is the final price. Gratuities for guides and drivers are included.
  • Our guides are hand-picked educators, not salespeople. We do not accept commissions or kickbacks.
  • We maintain a cheerful culture and a purposeful pace.
 

Inaugural journeys, now in planning.

Three signature routes we are preparing for release. Register to receive the first itineraries, dates, and inclusions as they are confirmed.
Inside Passage catamaran approaching a rocky shoreline in Khutzeymateen Park, British Columbia, with a grizzly bear on the bank; inset photo shows a mother grizzly and two cubs drinking at the water’s edge.

Grizzly Bear West Coast Tour

Depart Vancouver by non-stop charter flight, then cruise the Khutzeymateen grizzly sanctuary aboard the Motor Vessel Inside Passage catamaran, with warm, sheltered viewing decks. This same-day expedition includes flights, transfers, a 7 hour bear-viewing cruise, and meals. Aspire Canada Tours manages the logistics, so guests can focus on the day.

One-day expedition | Planned date: Saturday, July 4, 2026

Guests: 98 | Difficulty: Easy

Start and end: Vancouver, BC (YVR), same-day return.

Day destination: Chatham Sound and Khutzeymateen Park.

Couple watching a can-can show at Diamond Tooth Gertie’s in Dawson City, Yukon.

Yukon Klondike Tour

Follow the Yukon’s classic corridor on a thoughtfully planned summer journey, with return flights included from your choice of four Air North gateway airports. Travel through Whitehorse, Dawson City, Kluane, and Carcross, with unhurried pacing, storied places, and the long summer twilight of the North. Highlights include Tr’ondëk-Klondike (UNESCO), Kluane National Park and Reserve (UNESCO), rail travel from Carcross toward Bennett and Fraser, Tombstone Territorial Park, and a drive on the Dempster Highway.

Multi-day journey, seven days and six nights | Planned date: July 17 to 23, 2026 (Fri to Thu)

Guests: 12 | Difficulty: Easy

Gateway airports: Vancouver (YVR), Kelowna (YLW), Calgary (YYC), or Edmonton (YEG)

Connecting guests: Travellers from outside Air North’s network are recommended to connect through Vancouver (YVR).

Northern lights over downtown Whitehorse riverfront, with city lights reflected on the Yukon River.

Yukon Wildlife & Aurora Explorer Tour

Travel north on a thoughtfully planned Yukon journey, with return flights included from your choice of four Air North gateway airports. Spend three nights in Whitehorse, with relaxed daytime touring, three consecutive late-night aurora viewing sessions, and a programme designed to be rewarding whether or not the lights appear. Daytime highlights include the MacBride Museum and Sam McGee’s Cabin, Yukon Wildlife Preserve, and a Southern Lakes loop, with an optional Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs evening.

Multi-day journey, four days and three nights | Planned dates: September 4 to 7, 2026 (Fri to Mon, Labour Day) and October 15 to 18, 2026 (Thu to Sun)

Guests: 25 | Difficulty: Easy

Gateway airports: Vancouver (YVR), Kelowna (YLW), Calgary (YYC), or Edmonton (YEG)

Connecting guests: Travellers from outside Air North’s network are recommended to connect through Vancouver (YVR).

Two distinct ways to explore.

The One-Day Expedition

The Logistics of Access. By aggregating 100+ like-minded travellers, we create an economy of scale that allows us to operate efficient, direct flights to remote locations. We turn a complex, three-day ordeal into a single, seamless day.

The Multi-Day Journey

The Human Scale. We cap our multi-day groups at 24 to 28 people. We stay in hotels chosen for their management, cleanliness, and local character. We move as a group of friends, not a crowd.
Comparison graphic showing Aspire Canada Tours’ two escorted-tour formats: one-day expeditions and multi-day journeys.

Stay informed as our first tours are released.

Register below to receive inaugural itineraries, first-release pricing, and notice when booking opens, planned for April 2026 following licensing.

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Tour guide explaining history at Carcross Desert, Yukon GBP_20150627_003

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Photo, left: A guide leads a small tour group across the sand dunes of the Carcross Desert in Yukon, one of the distinctive landscapes featured in ACT’s Yukon tour collection.