This is a great place to say the least. It is perfect for kids to explore and learn lots about…read moreelectricity I cant recommend this place enough.

We really enjoyed our stop here. The tour was very affordable and lasted about a hour. I believe…read moreit was around $6 per adult. They view from on top of the dam is very nice as well. They have a cute gift shop with reasonable prices. Post the tour you are able to wonder around the downstairs as long as you want with more displays. Everyone in my party enjoyed this. We would recommend to others. Everyone that works here was super friendly.

This is a Mount Rushmore national park. Incredible scenery. Great wildlife and plant life…read more Friendly rangers. Not crowded. Worth a trip to check out.

It is 2023 and just like I promised from my 2022 review, I have returned for Round 2 at Glacier…read moreNational Park of Canada. This time, I was well prepared for a fantastic day of hiking and exploring. Lets get to it! Glacier NP is located off of TransCanada Highway 1...58 kilometers or 36 miles northwest of Golden, British Columbia. You need to have a Canada Parks Pass for admission. It's $10 per person per day or I purchased a yearly pass for $72 which includes entrances to Banff and Jasper Parks as well (this is definitely the best route to go). The nearest towns to Glacier NP are Golden and Revelstoke and I recommend you purchase sandwiches and snacks ahead of time at the grocery stores or otherwise you won't have food for your hikes. There's not many tourists visiting this park. It's very under the radar. There were some hikers on the trails but you mostly have nothing but time and space to appreciate the great outdoors. Many people think of Glacier NP in Montana in the United States (which is one of the best that the USA has to offer) as the one and only Glacier Park... But if you're leaving the Banff and Lake Louise area of the Canadian Rockies and heading west and south down to Vancouver, you'll run smack straight into this stunningly beautiful park. Here's the primary differences between the USA Park and here in British Columbia... - This Canadian Park is a hiking park. That's all that is offered. If you want to get out and see the sights of nature, you have to earn it by hiking. It's not like driving the famous "Going to the Sun Road" in Montana where there'll be multiple stops along the way to capture magnificent overlooks of some of the most glorious sceneries in America. So...here at Glacier NP of Canada, it's like a blue collar, no frills park. There's a Visitor Center that's open 9am - 5pm daily and it's here where I met with a ranger and they suggested day hikes to get the best experience out of the park. The first hike is GREAT GLACIER TRAIL - it's certainly one of the more popular hikes because of the scenery at the end of the trail. You'll be afforded 2 different terrific perspectives of snowcapped peaks and mountains in one grand setting. Great Glacier Trail is 4.6 kilometers or 2.85 miles each way with moderately strenuous elevation. It begins about 4 kilometers down the road from the Rogers Visitor Center. Be on the lookout for the Illecillewaet Parking Lot (yes I swear I spelled that correctly) and then you'll discover the trailhead. Also good about this Great Glacier Trail is that the next hike I was taking for the afternoon to MARION LAKE started from the same vicinity. MARION LAKE - 2.1 kilometers or 1.3 miles each way but it's all uphill with constant switchbacks. I'd classify it as pretty strenuous and is part of the bigger - Abbott Ridge Trail. When arriving at the lake, I thought my eyes had deceived me, lol. But it had to be one of the most pristine, symmetrical lakes I have witnessed anywhere. And an added bonus is situated just 1/4 of a mile walk past Marion Lake, you'll discover a rewarding lookout capturing the rugged mountains and TransCanada Highway 1 together in the distance. It's like one of these penultimate instances at Glacier NP that takes your breathe away. In total, navigating along 2 day hikes, being immersed in nature and having no worries is the reason I returned to Glacier NP of Canada. That indescribable feeling of pushing yourself to conquer difficult hiking trails cannot be duplicated. The end results are worth it. It's what keeps my candle burning brightly. Finally, 47 kilometers or 29 miles southwest of here sits Mount Revelstoke National Park. It's just as fun as Glacier NP and together you get to check 2 Canadian National Parks off your To-Do List.

Travel agent, Maria, was not only helpful but friendly, fun and witty. I was fortunate to visit…read moreMarlin on a slow day and Maria took her time which allowed me to get a better resort than the one that I had in mind and at a great price. If the rest of my journey fares as well we can highly recommend Marlin Travel and if Maria is your agent you will have one of the best, if not the best agent in the entire industryStevie, mucho gusto - hasta luego

From the owner: Marlin Travel Vernon is a full service travel agency, conveniently located downtown Vernon BC. We…read morehave specialists on staff for corporate travel, group travel, destination wedding and honeymoons, adventure travel, cruises, Europe and sun destinations, Disney products, etc. Our very experienced staff has traveled extensively and offer their expertise to our valued customers. Customer service is extremely high on our priority list and we do our best to make our customers experience with us a pleasant one. We are also a proud partner with Air Miles.

We booked a 2 week Caribbean Cruise , with Kate S. She is very friendly, knowledgeable, and easy…read moreto work with. We were referred here by our friends. ( word of mouth is the best ) . We found exactly what we were looking for. And now, Kate is booking our Shore Excursions for us. We like the fact that booking with Kate, is all paid in Canadian Dollars. And she does the homework. The office is right on Victoria Street. Easy to find. I highly recommend using a professional when booking your travel and cruise needs. Give this place a try, and give Kate a chance to help you out .