Individual arrival in Whitehorse and airport transfer. At the initial meeting, you will get to know your fellow travelers and the guide. Time for last-minute shopping before heading into the wilderness.

Drive via the Klondike Highway to Minto. Here on the Yukon River, we'll learn how to handle our canoes, followed by a safety briefing and instructions on wilderness etiquette. First night camping on the riverbank.

The canoe trip begins on the legendary Yukon River. Over the next seven days, we'll paddle down the Yukon, traversing the wilderness and experiencing wonderful, eventful days. In total, we'll cover approximately 325 kilometers on this mighty river. We'll pass islands, where we might even set up camp on occasion, and reach the abandoned Fort Selkirk. Not only here, but everywhere we go, we still encounter relics and remnants of the glorious old gold rush and trapping era in the Yukon! Tributaries like the White River, Stewart River, and Pelly River bring a lot of water and noticeably widen the Yukon on its way to Dawson City. With every kilometer, the river grows ever more powerful. On day 9 we reach our destination: Dawson City! Located at the mouth of the Klondike River, we land our boats directly in downtown Dawson. Overnight stay in a hotel in Dawson City.

Today we explore the historic town, drive up to Midnight Dome, Dawson City's iconic mountain, and enjoy a magnificent view over the town and the river we successfully crossed the day before. Then we head straight into the goldfields of Eldorado and Bonanza Creek. Even today, gold is still actively mined here, just as it was over a century ago. We'll visit an active gold mine and try our luck with a gold pan. We'll also visit the Jack London Cabin and the Gold Rush Museum in Dawson. In the evening, we'll meet at Diamond Tooth Gertie's Casino for some gambling and good cheer. Anyone who didn't have any luck panning for gold during the day will get another chance at roulette or card games! Overnight stay at the Dawson City Hotel.

Our minivan takes us back to Whitehorse, the starting point of the tour, via the Klondike Highway. We stop at the Five Finger Rapids, which offer excellent photo opportunities from the road. In the evening, we relax and enjoy the end of the tour in Whitehorse, spending one last night in a hotel.

Transfer to the airport or individual closing program. (As this is an expedition-style trip, short-notice changes to the itinerary are possible and at the discretion of the guide.)