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Upon your arrival in Canada, you will be warmly welcomed by our local partner on day 2, when you pick up your vehicle. They will greet you and provide you with some information before you start your road trip.
During your journey, you will find all the useful information in our app. Additionally, just before your departure, you will have access to a messaging group with all the participants leaving on the same date. In this group, you can communicate with each other, and someone from the team will also be available in case of emergency.
The accommodations for the first night (day 1) and the last night (day 12) in Vancouver are not included in the base price. You have 2 options:
This flexibility allows you to choose the type of accommodation that suits you best to start and end your Canadian adventure.
Canada Nomads has been specially designed for groups of 2 people.
Want to travel with more than 2 people? That's possible, but you'll need to form several small groups. Each group must register separately and will be assigned its own car.
Feel free to contact us in advance to check availability.
We offer a fully mapped-out 14-day road trip, so it's not possible to change the trip's duration or itinerary.
Of course, you're free to extend your trip independently, for example by staying in Canada for a few extra days afterwards.
The travel booklet contains all the necessary information for a successful visit to Canada.
The complete itinerary is mapped out. You'll visit the most famous spots in Western Canada, but we'll also guide you to hidden, lesser-known places that aren't yet on most travel guides' maps.
We offer you stops, but of course, you'll have the choice to stop or not along the way, as well as add extra items to those we suggest.
The travel booklet also includes a series of unique addresses where you can grab a drink or a meal in the evening.
It is always possible to cancel your trip. You can find the general cancellation conditions here. You can also rely on the Superflex cancellation conditions. More info under the FAQ ‘What are the Superflex cancellation conditions?
The Superflex cancellation conditions are available for anyone who books early.
You can reschedule your trip to another period within the same season (depending on availability) or cancel for free before a certain date, which is clearly stated on the registration form.
If the deadline to use the Superflex conditions has passed, the general cancellation conditions apply.
Within 5 days of your registration, you will need to pay a 35% deposit to confirm your trip.
After that, you have until 45 days before departure to modify your options and pay the balance. If you change your options, the total amount will be recalculated automatically.
If you did not choose damage coverage, you will also need to pay a deposit before departure (more info in the insurance section).
There are different payment options.
Did your payment fail? It’s probably due to an error in entering the reference number or exceeding your account limit.
For this trip, you must be at least 21 years old and have held a driver's license for 2 years in order to drive.
The use of drones is prohibited in all Canadian national parks (Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Glacier, Pacific Rim), where most of the highlights of your itinerary are located.
Fines can reach up to 25,000 CAD.
Outside of the parks, the use is still highly regulated (mandatory registration, pilot certification, restricted zones).
Our advice: Enjoy the landscapes without a drone and respect the tranquility of nature!
Yes. You will visit 5 national parks during your road trip that require a daily pass (about €10/person/day).
Canadian Rockies (1 pass covers these 4 parks):
Vancouver Island:
Estimated budget: €30-40 per person for the entire trip.
Provincial parks (Mount Robson, Joffre Lakes, etc.) are free.
Thanks to our partnership with Greentripper, you can offset the CO2 emissions from your trip.
Your contribution goes towards the certified project Wildlife Cambodia, which protects various types of forests and the wildlife that lives there. Additionally, Travelbase also contributes on its end.
Check out all of Travelbase's initiatives.
You’ll stay at different types of campgrounds in Canada: private campgrounds, as well as campgrounds run by British Columbia’s provincial parks (BC Parks) or national parks.
Our local partner will assign your vehicle on the day you pick it up. Whichever model you get, you’ll enjoy the same level of comfort and equipment for your road trip.
No, setup is quick and easy with the included ladder. The rooftop tent can be assembled in just a few minutes. We’ll explain everything during the briefing before you set off.
Your vehicle is equipped with a rooftop tent suitable for the size of your group: for 2 or 3 people, depending on your booking, with a built-in mattress.
You cook outdoors using the provided gas stove and cooking equipment, set up on your camping table.
The vehicle is equipped with a 12V fridge to keep your supplies fresh throughout the journey.
Yes! Most campsites have showers. For the stops without one, each vehicle comes with a portable camping shower. A handy tip: bring a few wet wipes for a quick refresh.
The vehicle is equipped with USB-C ports and a cigarette lighter socket, so you can keep your phone or camera charged throughout the journey. Still, remember to bring an adapter for the cigarette lighter socket.
