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2019 CAN 001-068 F/B Cover.Indd 1 07/09/2018 12:29 PREMIER HOLIDAYS 2019 BROCHURE COLLECTION FARAWAY BEACHES FARAWAYAFRICA FARAWAYBEACHESJERSEY BEACHESCANADAAFRICA AUSTRALIAAFRICAJERSEY AMERICACANADAJERSEY AUSTRALIACANADA AUSTRALIAAMERICA AMERICA GUERNSEY ALASKA NEWGUERNSEY ZEALAND GUERNSEYALASKA NEWALASKA ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND CANADA Travel to March 2019 Travel to March 2019 TravelTravel toto MarchMarch 20192019 Travel Travel Travel to to Marchto March March 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel Travel to to Marchto March March 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel Travel to to toMarch March March 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel to Marchto March 2019 2019 Travel Travel to Marchto March 2019 2019 Travel to March 2019 Travel to March 2020 ALASKA Travel to March 2020 Travel to March 2020 Showcasing a fantastic array of tours, Excellent array of hotels and self- Features a superb collection of hotels A distinctive assortment of exquisite cities and beach escapes throughout catering options across Jersey and across the Indian Ocean - including hotels and resorts across the world, the Far East, India & Sri Lanka and the Guernsey, as well as some touring the introduction of Réunion and from the Far East, Indian Ocean, Middle East. Also includes a variety of options. Also includes hotels in Sark, Rodrigues - Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah, Middle East and Africa to Canada, cruise & stay itineraries. Alderney and Herm, plus the Isle of Caribbean and Mexico. Perfect for the USA, Australia and New Zealand. Wight, Isles of Scilly and Isle of Man. that tropical fly and flop holiday. FARAWAY FARAWAYBEACHES FARAWAYFARAWAYBEACHESAFRICA BEACHESBEACHESJERSEYAFRICA CANADAAFRICAAFRICAJERSEY AUSTRALIACANADAJERSEYJERSEY AUSTRALIACANADAAMERICACANADA AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIAAMERICA AMERICAAMERICA GUERNSEY GUERNSEYALASKA NEWGUERNSEYGUERNSEYALASKA ZEALAND NEWALASKAALASKA ZEALAND NEWNEW ZEALAND ZEALAND Travel to March 2019 Travel Travel to toMarch March 2019 2019 Travel Travel Travel Travel to to Marchto toMarch March March 2019 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel TravelTravel to to March Marchtoto MarchMarch 2019 2019 20192019 TravelTravel Travel Travel toto to MarchMarch to March March 20192019 2019 2019 Travel Travel Travel Travel to to March toMarchto March March 2019 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel Travel to Marchto to March March 2019 2019 2019 Travel Travel to March to March 2019 2019 Travel to March 2020 Travel to March 2020 Travel Travel to March to March 2020 2020 Wide choice of tours and hotels in A collection of holidays across Featuring a wide selection of tours Superb tours, a choice of hotels, South Africa. Also includes Namibia, Canada from cosmopolitan cities, across the USA, by rail, motorcycle, car or pre-bookable excursions and Botswana, Victoria Falls, Tanzania, iconic National Parks, relaxing cruises coach and even small group adventure unforgettable rail journeys across Australia Mozambique, Madagascar and, new and spectacular rail journeys. Also tours. Plus beach holidays, city stays and New Zealand. Plus cruises and Fiji, for 2019, Uganda. includes Alaska & the Yukon Territory. and wonderful cruise & stay options. Hawaii, Tahiti and the Cook Islands. PREMIER HOLIDAYS – TAILOR-MAKING HOLIDAYS SINCE 1936 TO CHECK AVAILABILITY OR MAKE A BOOKING Visit your local travel agent call Monday to Saturday on 08444 937 666 www.premierholidays.co.uk CONTACT US REQUEST A PREMIER BROCHURE canada reservations: 08444 937 666 08444 937 088 [email protected] www.premierholidays.co.uk customer services: 08444 937 999 [email protected] Travel Agents order brochures at www.trade-gate.co.uk Calls may be recorded for training purposes. Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge. Travel to March 2020 P109 Step into our World We’re delighted that you’ve chosen our brochure and we’d like to welcome you into our world. We’ve been helping our customers to plan their holidays since 1936 and we’re proud to be able to say that we celebrated Premier’s 80th anniversary in 2016. The Premier “family” has grown in that time and whilst none of us can claim to have been around for 80 years, the desire of our founders to offer great value, excellent service and superb holidays still lives on today. Many of our team have been with us for over 10 years and that means that we have the experience and knowledge to help you make the most of your holiday. We hope that you’ll find the destinations and choices in the following pages will inspire you to take the next step and give us a call, so that we can help you to turn your holiday dream into a reality. Yours sincerely Renford Sargent Chairman, Premier Holidays 2 visit your local travel agent or call 08444 937 666 www.premierholidays.co.uk 2019 CAN 002-003 map_contents .indd 2 07/09/2018 13:09 visit your local travel agent or call 08444 937 444 Nunavat Alaska Northwest Yukon Territories Tok Anchorage Whitehorse Canada Atlantic Ocean Hudson Bay Juneau Kodiak British Alberta Columbia Manitoba Newfoundland Edmonton & Labrador Saskatchewan Quebec Calgary Ontario Winnipeg Vancouver Island Vancouver Seattle New St John’s Québec City Brunswick Ottawa Montréal Nova USA Toronto Halifax Scotia Holidays by Design Our Price commitment We firmly believe that your holiday should be as In our rapidly changing world, it’s easy to individual as you are. Our travel experts are vastly understand that prices can be subject to experienced and pride themselves on the personal enormous fluctuations during the lifetime of a service they offer to every one of our customers. brochure. We are on hand to discuss your options and, We are in constant contact with the hotels and whether that’s a desire to explore by rail or by road, resorts we feature and work closely with our enjoy great value city stays or set sail on a cruise, airline partners to ensure that we always have we’re here to create the perfect holiday for you. the best offers to hand. That means we can make a simple promise to Peace of mind you – we will always offer the best possible When you are planning a holiday to a faraway price for your holiday on the day incorporating destination, you not only want to know that your any available free night offers, room upgrades, tour operator has the necessary experience to early booking discounts and meal offers. guide you through complex itinerary planning, but you also want to know that your holiday is financially safe. All the flights and flight-inclusive holidays in this brochure are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. When you pay you will be supplied with an ATOL Certificate. Please ask for it and check to ensure that everything you booked (flights, hotels and other services) is listed on your confirmation. Please see our booking conditions for further Contents information or for more information about About your holiday ........................ 4-5 financial protection and the ATOL Certificate go to: www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate. Car hire ................................................6 Holidays and services which do not include Motorhomes ........................................7 flights are protected under the bond we hold with the Association of British Travel Agents. Rail Journeys .................................. 8-9 Put simply, if something happens to us, you get Cruise & Stay ............................ 10-13 your money back. Western Canada ...................... 14-37 Yukon & Alaska ......................... 38-41 Eastern & Atlantic Canada ...... 42-63 Winter Activities ............................... 64 Holiday information .................. 65-67 Niagara Falls www.premierholidays.co.uk 3 2019 CAN 002-003 map_contents .indd 3 07/09/2018 13:09 www.premierholidays.co.uk Canada & Beyond We’re delighted to showcase our collection of holidays in Canada from cosmopolitan cities, iconic National Parks, relaxing cruises and spectacular rail journeys. Our brochure is designed to give you ideas of what you can do, where you can go and what combinations work best together. PLANNING YOUR STAY TOURING OPTIONS EXPLORE CANADA BY RAIL A holiday in Canada is great for independent Our brochure includes many touring options. Rail travel is a convenient, affordable and travellers but, as the country is so vast, it is flexible way to see Canada. VIA Rail operates If you want to plan your own Canadian road vital to have the right advice from someone more than 460 trains per week linking more trip, we have a variety of pre-planned routes of who knows the destination well and who can than 450 locations in Canada, while the differing durations or, if you prefer, we can help ensure the itinerary created matches your own Rocky Mountaineer Train is one of the most you to plan your own itinerary, book your rental particular requirements… and that’s where we spectacular train journeys in the world. car or motorhome and all the accommodation come in. for stops en route. While you’ll want to see as much as possible SIGHTSEEING & If you would like to see as much as possible, you should prepare for the fact that it won’t but prefer not to drive, we feature a range of ATTRACTION TICKETS necessarily be relaxing, unless of course you Enhance your stay by pre-booking sightseeing escorted coach tours. have opted for a cruise or rail journey! tours or attraction tickets. Throughout Canada there are some amazing CITY HIGHLIGHTS TOURS CRUISE & STAY experiences to be had and sights to be Look out for our great value ‘Highlights’ tours We’ve handpicked a selection of our favourite explored, but you may need to travel to get to which are featured in Vancouver, Toronto, itineraries from some of the world’s best cruise them. Some of the distances are vast, so will Montréal, Ottawa and Québec City. lines so you can set sail on your own voyage of almost certainly involve some internal flights, These tours include flights from the UK, shuttle discovery. rail travel or, on occasions, long drives. or private transfers, 3 or 4 nights in a centrally Within this brochure, you’ll find a range of located hotel and sightseeing attractions or WINTER HOLIDAYS Whilst the temperature may dip, Canada touring options, ideas on how to combine tours to ensure you see as much of these great provides the most wonderful destination for a different cities or regions using rail, a great cities as possible! winter getaway.
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