Step back 75 million years on a private, premium tour into the spectacular Canadian Badlands. Depart directly from Calgary (or other local points) and immerse yourself in the prehistoric world and rugged beauty of Drumheller. Travel in comfort and avoid the lines as you explore the region's most famous natural wonders and historic landmarks.

Begin with a visit to the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, where you'll witness one of the largest and most significant collections of dinosaur skeletons on the planet. Afterwards, climb inside the massive 86-foot-tall World's Largest Dinosaur statue for panoramic views of the entire valley—an iconic photo opportunity.

Next, marvel at the Badlands landscape with striking photo stops like Horseshoe Canyon, a massive U-shaped gorge revealing millions of years of colourful geological history. See the eerie, mushroom-shaped pillars known as the Hoodoos, sculpted by wind and water into their iconic forms over millennia.

Experience a taste of the region's coal mining past by crossing the historic Suspension Bridge in Rosedale, which spans the Red Deer River. For a truly unique and memorable stop, drive the famous '11 Bridges' road into the tiny community of Wayne to enjoy a break and soak up the atmosphere at the legendary, rustic Last Chance Saloon.

This Drumheller tour is fully customisable. Your expert local guide is dedicated to maximising your time, sharing fascinating insights into palaeontology and local history, and letting you roam at your pace. Enjoy a seamless, unique, and deeply engaging journey into a truly unforgettable part of Alberta.