Canada is unique and is like nowhere else on earth, pure, rugged, and unspoiled. From its soaring mountains to rugged coastlines, glaciers to secluded forests and lakes, there's a tremendous amount of variety for you to see and do.

Canada is home to one of the world's largest networks of National Parks and protected areas giving visitors the opportunity to view Humpback Whales, Polar Bears and Moose, plus a tremendous variety of other bird and wild life.

For the nature lover the opportunities of discovering this natural wilderness are endless, you can watch polar bears in their natural habitat, travel down fast flowing rivers, sleep under the stars in a fully serviced campsite or simply relax in a luxurious resort or ski lodge, everyday in Canada is an advanture!  

Discover the vast country either by self drive car with Why not sit back and enjoy the ride as we take you on a detailed tour of the unique Canadian countryside and experience its diverse cultures and communities. Visit spectacular parks and wildlife preserves; drive across the Arctic Circle, traverse miles of spruce forest, or venture into the famous Canadian Rockies.

Because so many first class resorts are really close to many major Canadian cities, enjoy two authentic, Canadian holidays or vacations, in the time normally taken for just one. See it all for yourself. Thrilling cities offer day and night excitement, and fine country inns and resorts offering a more relaxed vacation are usually located within a two-hour drive of each of the major cities.

Canadian cities are not only beautiful in winter but offer a wealth of unique experiences. Take advantage of Vancouver's warmer temperatures for a winter stroll, or skate on Ottawa's Rideau Canal, the world's longest open-air skating rink. Winter also brings with it new seasons of theatre, opera and symphony, and a chance to make the most of the 30 kilometres of stores in Montreal's underground city.

So, now go discover each of Canada's Provinces and Territories from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Price Edward Island, or even further East to Newfoundland and Labrador in The Maritimes, the huge Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, with their Great Lakes and Cities of Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. Head out across the vast Prairies to Manitoba and Saskatchewan eventually hitting the Rocky Mountains in Alberta and British Columbia and finally to the Far North, to The Yukon, the Northwest Territories and the new land of Nunavut.


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