Mountains, moose and Mounties: those are reason enough to visit Canada. But there is so much more. See icebergs in Newfoundland and totem poles in British Columbia; watch for bears and whales; raft the rapids and paddle on mirror-like lakes; stay on a ranch and ride the range. The adventures are never-ending. But there are also urban pleasures, from the French heritage of Montréal and Québec City to multi-cultural Toronto and laid-back Vancouver. Variety is what Canada is all about: Prince Edward Island on the Atlantic Coast proves that ‘small is beautiful’, while the wide-open spaces of Yukon have to be seen to be believed. And the welcome is as big as the country itself.
TIP: Take to the air for the trip of a lifetime. I’ve hovered above Niagara Falls in a helicopter and taken a float plane from a lake deep in the mountains to Vancouver’s harbour. Magic!
Discover the highlights of the Arctic - a breathtaking landscape of spectacular icebergs, fjords and glaciers.
Magnificent panoramas of waterfalls, rocky peaks and turquoise lakes. Close-up glacier views on the challenging Iceline Trail. Packed with highlights including Lake Louise, Athabasca Glacier and Banff.
The legendary Northwest Passage has a fascinating history. On this adventurous cruise follow this famous route from Greenland to Canada. Stop at Beechey Island to visit the graves from the lost Franklin Expedition, see spectacular icebergs, deep fjords and ancient glaciers. Visit local communities and keep watch for polar bears and narwhals.
In the company of the ever popular historian Fred Hawthorne and TCE’s founder and Managing Director, Alan Rooney, enjoy a once in a life-time opportunity to comprehensively explore the events of the French-Indian Wars in North America.
Stunning walks through the awe-inspiring mountain scenery of Banff and Jasper National Parks .
Go in search of the elusive ‘northern lights in the night skies of Alberta
Hike and walk to summits, high trails and ridges of the Canadian Rockies
The Rocky Mountains of Canada offer stunning landscapes of towering peaks, serene turquoise lakes, thick forests and gushing rivers
With 16 days this self drive itinerary allows a leisurely-paced exploration of Newfoundland, Canada’s easternmost province. It's perfect for those looking for wildlife, unique cultures and rugged landscapes.
Fun-filled multi activity family holiday on the West Coast of Canada
