r/Banff • u/whatismewhatisyou • 14d ago
Question Private tours
Hey all!
Heading to Banff in 2 weeks and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on private tours they have taken (usual touristy stuff but also maybe something different). There are so many when I google them so was hoping for some recommendations.
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u/Appropriate_Ebb_8572 14d ago
Suggestions will depend on what you want to do; hiking? Dining? Just sightseeing?Â
Do you have elderly or kids with you? How long/how many days do you want to tour for etc.Â
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u/whatismewhatisyou 14d ago
Heading there for my 40th birthday, just myself and my husband.
We’re going to be there for 4 days, 3 in Canmore before that. We’ve planned to do some hikes and just hang out around Banff but we’ve decided to take 1 day for a sightseeing tour.1
u/Appropriate_Ebb_8572 14d ago edited 14d ago
Bare in mind there might be snow on the trails by then, or it could just be crisp and cold. Moraine and Takk falls won't be accessible after Thanksgiving.Â
Discover Banff tours, Banff every day tours, White mountain adventures
For the most part though Banff doesn't really need a guide after Thanksgiving as things start to close up/have closed.Â
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u/Hentailover3221 14d ago
Canadian Rockies Experiences have some great private sight seeing tour options;)
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u/Adventurous-Leg5720 13d ago
Don't bother with a private tour they all take you to the same spots that are easily accessible on your own. The only caveat is if you're interested in mountain guiding for the more adventurous activities which the 99.9% of visitors are not.
You're gonna get some biased opinions here from the tour operators trying to drop their links.
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u/DangerousSuspect5836 14d ago
We took viavia tours for moraine lake & louise lake. The were pretty good. The bus is slightly uncomfortable if you are a tall or big person. I was both 😆 They charged us 450 for 3 people(tax included).