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!
10 holidays match your criteria.
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.
Stunning walks through the awe-inspiring mountain scenery of Banff and Jasper National Parks .
Hike and walk to summits, high trails and ridges of the Canadian Rockies
Canada’s Rocky Mountains provides a stunning landscape of craggy, towering rock-faces, snow-capped mountains, thick forests and iridescent lakes
Experience true winter adventure in Canada’s wild far north as part of a small group (4-9 people). This action-packed 4-night stay in Whitehorse, in the heart of Canada’s Yukon Territory, offers the chance to enjoy snowmobiling and dog-sledging, and (conditions permitting) a spectacular display of the northern lights.
The Rocky Mountains of Canada offer stunning landscapes of towering peaks, serene turquoise lakes, thick forests and gushing rivers
Fun-filled multi activity family holiday on the West Coast of Canada
Go in search of the elusive ‘northern lights in the night skies of Alberta
Canada and America
