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Phoenix (PHX) → Calgary, Canada (YYC) · Round-Trip · Basic Economy
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Departure Cities & Sample Fares
These are sample round-trip prices seen at the time of this deal. Prices change frequently — click Search to check current fares from your city.
Phoenix (PHX) ✈️ Nonstop$169
Boston (BOS)$285
Seattle (SEA)$294
Los Angeles (LAX)$302
Minneapolis (MSP)$342
San Francisco (SFO) ✈️ Nonstop$345
Houston (IAH) ✈️ Nonstop$349
San Diego (SAN)$351
Las Vegas (LAS)$355
Chicago (ORD)$357
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)$411
Atlanta (ATL)$413
Santa Ana (SNA) ✈️ Nonstop$433
Austin (AUS)$434
New York (JFK)$445
Prices shown are samples and may vary. Always confirm the current fare before booking.
🔍 Book Your Calgary Trip
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$530
Vacation Package · Flight + Hotel · Calgary · Per Person
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Current Package Price Ranges
From $530 — Budget flight + hotel bundle ·
From $699 — 3-star downtown Calgary hotel ·
From $899 — Banff area lodge or mountain resort ·
From $1,199 — Luxury Banff / Jasper mountain lodge
Per person, double occupancy. Prices vary by dates and availability.
Round-Trip Flights
From Atlanta, Houston, New York, Seattle, Phoenix, Denver & major U.S. cities to Calgary (YYC)
Hotel Stay
Downtown Calgary hotels to Banff & Lake Louise mountain lodges — compare all budgets and styles
7 Nights
Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Icefields Parkway, wildlife safari & Calgary Stampede in July
Where to Stay in Calgary
Compare hotels in the city and book your base for exploring Banff and the Canadian Rockies.
🚗 Rent a Car
Compare car rental prices across top providers to find the best deal. Booking in advance typically saves 20–30%.
🌍 Top Calgary & Banff Activities
The Canadian Rockies around Calgary offer world-class outdoor adventures — from wildlife safaris to gondola rides and glacier hikes. Reserve popular tours in advance, especially in summer.
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Banff National Park Day Tour Join a guided tour from Calgary through Banff's stunning scenery — Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and the Icefields Parkway. From $75/person. The most popular day trip from Calgary by far.
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Banff Gondola Ride Ride to the summit of Sulphur Mountain for panoramic Rocky Mountain views stretching in every direction. Boardwalks at the top lead to additional lookout points. From $58/adult.
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Rocky Mountain Wildlife Safari Spot elk, black bears, bighorn sheep, and mountain goats in their natural Rocky Mountain habitat. Evening tours offer the best wildlife sightings. From $65/person with expert guide.
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Canoe on Lake Louise Paddle the iconic turquoise waters of Lake Louise framed by Victoria Glacier — one of the most photographed spots in Canada. Canoe rentals from $25/hour directly at the lake.
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Johnston Canyon Hike A stunning canyon hike through carved limestone walls with waterfalls and canyon pools. Guided tours from $40/person; self-guided hiking is free with national park entry ($10 CAD/day).
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Icefields Parkway & Columbia Icefield One of the world's most scenic drives through glaciers, turquoise lakes, and mountain peaks. Ice Explorer glacier tours from $65/person. The Skywalk glass viewing platform is a must.
Why Visit Calgary?
Calgary is the gateway to some of Canada's most breathtaking scenery — and one of North America's best-value international destinations.
🏔️ Banff National Park
- Just 90 min west of Calgary
- Lake Louise & Moraine Lake
- World-class hiking & skiing
- Wildlife viewing year-round
🌆 Calgary City Highlights
- Calgary Stampede (July)
- Studio Bell Music Centre
- Stephen Avenue dining & shops
- Prince's Island Park
🚗 Road Trip Ready
- Icefields Parkway drive
- Jasper National Park (3.5 hrs)
- Kananaskis Country
- Easy car rental at YYC
📖 BUDGET TRAVEL GUIDE
Calgary on a Budget
Our full guide covers 8 free things to do, 8 budget picks under $70, and 2 splurge-worthy excursions.
🌳 Prince's Island Park — Free
🏙️ Calgary Tower — $60
🦕 Drumheller Badlands — $92
See Budget & Splurge Activities
Calgary Travel Tips
📅 Best Time to Go
- July–Aug: hiking & Stampede
- Sept–Oct: fall foliage, fewer crowds
- Dec: ski season begins
- Avoid late Nov (off-season)
💰 Budget Tips
- Book hotels in Calgary, day-trip Banff
- Parks Canada pass saves money
- C$ is weaker than USD — good value
- Free shuttle to Moraine Lake (no driving)
🛂 Entry Requirements
- US citizens need a valid passport
- No visa required for US citizens
- eTA required if flying (auto-issued)
- NEXUS card accepted at border
❓ Calgary Travel FAQ
Common questions from travelers planning a trip to Calgary.
What is the cheapest time to fly to Calgary?
The best deals to Calgary are typically found in the shoulder months of September–October and January–February, after the summer rush and before ski season ramps up. Peak (and priciest) travel windows are July, when the Calgary Stampede draws over a million visitors, and the winter ski season (December–March) when Banff and Lake Louise fill up. Booking 6–8 weeks ahead and flying mid-week can help you find lower fares.
Which airport do I fly into for Calgary?
Calgary International Airport (YYC) is the main gateway, located about 15–20 minutes from downtown Calgary. It's also the closest major airport to the Canadian Rockies — Banff is roughly a 90-minute drive and Lake Louise about 2 hours. Nonstop flights are available from numerous U.S. cities including Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New York on carriers like WestJet, United, American, and Air Canada.
Do U.S. citizens need a passport to visit Calgary?
Yes — a valid U.S. passport is required to enter Canada by air; a driver's license or REAL ID is not sufficient. U.S. citizens do not need a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for stays of up to 180 days — the passport alone is enough. Make sure it's valid for the full length of your trip.
What is Calgary known for?
Calgary is best known as the gateway to the Canadian Rockies, with Banff National Park and the turquoise waters of Lake Louise both within easy driving distance. It's also famous for the Calgary Stampede, a 10-day rodeo and festival billed as the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth,” plus its cowboy heritage and mountain-backed skyline.
How many days do I need in Calgary?
1–2 days is enough to see downtown Calgary itself. Most travelers pair it with a trip into the Rockies, so budgeting 5–7 days total lets you explore the city and spend several nights around Banff and Lake Louise.
Is Banff or Lake Louise worth a day trip from Calgary?
Absolutely — Lake Louise's glacier-fed turquoise water and the Banff Gondola ride up Sulphur Mountain are two of the most iconic experiences in the Canadian Rockies, and both are doable as a long day trip from Calgary. That said, staying at least one night in Banff or Lake Louise lets you catch sunrise and sunset light on the mountains without the drive.
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What to Pack for Calgary
Warm layers, winter accessories, carry-on luggage, and travel essentials — everything you need for your Calgary trip.