Canada Tours

Home to seals, whales, eagles, and porpoise, the Fundy Isles are a great place to discover the wild. Over three days, you will experience the highest tides in the world, while kayaking from private island to island. Let your friendly and experienced guides prepare local and fresh maritime meals for you over the campfire every night, before you retire to your tent each night, but not before star-gazing.

Explore Nova Scotia’s LaHave Islands on a sea kayaking adventure that features remote white sand beaches, historic island lighthouses, and charming fishing settlements. Paddle through sheltered waters, visit seal rookeries, and relax with locally sourced meals cooked over a campfire. Spend your nights camping along the coast, falling asleep to the sound of waves. This guided trip includes all kayaking and camping equipment, meals, snacks, and certified guides for a well-planned outdoor experience.

Come live an incomparable experience on this three-day Estuary Saguenay Fjord Sea Kayaking Tour, classified as a Distinctive Experience by the Canadian Tourism Commission.

Join this 3-day snowmobiling adventure in the stunning Laurentians, starting with expert training to ensure confidence on the trails. Discover the beauty of Nominingue, La Macaza, and serene forests as you glide through snowy landscapes, with highlights like a tranquil forest lunch. Each evening, unwind in cozy accommodations at Hotel Golf Nominingue and Domaine Lounan, where comfort meets nature’s charm. This tour combines thrilling exploration, breathtaking scenery, and well-planned routes for an unforgettable winter experience.

Embark on an unforgettable 3-day winter adventure in Quebec’s Laurentians! Traverse scenic trails and snowy forests on guided snowmobile rides, explore stunning reservoirs and wildlife reserves by buggy, and enjoy a hands-on introduction to the traditional art of dog sledding. Take in the beauty of nature with peaceful snowshoe walks, and relax each evening in a cozy chalet, fully equipped for comfort and surrounded by serene wilderness. With thrilling activities, breathtaking landscapes, and a warm chalet retreat, this all-inclusive tour promises the perfect winter escape.

Get ready for Quebec’s most beautiful sea kayaking adventure on the four-day Sea Kayaking on Saguenay Fjord! You will explore the most attractive sectors of the Fjord of Saguenay, visiting the Saguenay-St—Lawrence Marine Park, as well as the Fjord-du-Saguenay National Park.

While the selection of incredible backpacking routes in the Canadian Rockies is too long to name, the Skoki Circuit stands out for its jaw-dropping beauty. The Hiking the Skoki Circuit tour is an excellent way to enjoy this region of Banff National Park, taking care of the logistics so you can just soak up those views.

Want to tackle your first backpacking trip, but not sure how to make it everything you dream of it being? The Backpacking the Rockwall Highline is a perfect introduction to backpacking. With no previous experience required (just some solid hiking fitness!) and a long reel of unbelievable scenery to discover, this is a backpacking trip you’re guaranteed to fall in love with!

The Wapta Traverse is the ultimate Canadian Rockies hut-to-hut ski tour. The Wapta Icefields spread for many miles north along the continental divide from the Lake Louise area. With vast glaciers, easy peaks, and a superlative hut system, the area is perfect for a great ski traverse.

Take the 4-Day Vancouver Island Bike Tour to explore the beautiful east coast of Vancouver Island! This self-guided cycling tour begins in Courtenay and explores the gorgeous coastline leading to Campbell River.

Have you heard of Banff’s little sister, Kananaskis? This collection of provincial parks and wildlands make up one of the best hiking destinations in Canada. With scenery that’s just as good as the big national parks but comes with fewer people on the trail, this is the ideal place to get backpacking! The Kananaskis Highlands Backpacking Adventure shows you the very best of this special place!

Instead of hibernating, the historic cities of Ontario and Quebec truly come alive during the winter months. The Winter Highlights of Ontario and Quebec Self-Drive Tour is a 12-day self-drive adventure that combines your favourite winter sports with exploring the unique cities on your route.

This 7-day packrafting expedition on Quebec’s Dumoine River offers an immersive adventure through one of the province’s most scenic waterways. Participants will navigate Class II and III rapids, paddle through breathtaking landscapes of dense forests and towering cliffs, and camp on secluded river beaches each evening. With basic paddling experience required, this intermediate-level trip is guided by experts who provide safety instructions, packrafting techniques, and support throughout. Along the route, participants can spot wildlife, enjoy peaceful moments by the river, and embrace the natural beauty of this remote wilderness.

This 8-day sea kayaking tour on Ontario’s Georgian Bay offers an immersive exploration of its stunning archipelago, with over 30,000 islands shaped by granite and century-old pines. Paddlers will navigate through crystal-clear waters, visit historic sites like the French River delta, and enjoy daily opportunities to swim and relax in the pristine environment. Evenings are spent camping on rocky islands, where breathtaking sunsets and tranquil surroundings create an unforgettable outdoor experience. With guidance from experienced leaders, this beginner-friendly adventure combines natural beauty, cultural history, and peaceful moments in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

This 7-day sea kayaking expedition in Quebec’s Mingan Archipelago offers a chance to explore its unique landscapes and biodiversity. Participants will paddle through calm waters, navigating between islands with striking rock formations and monoliths shaped by natural forces. The itinerary includes opportunities to encounter marine wildlife, such as seals and seabirds, and to hike on Quarry and Grande Îles to explore their natural landmarks. Evenings are spent camping on secluded beaches, and the trip concludes with a local meal in Havre-Saint-Pierre. This beginner-friendly tour provides a comprehensive experience of this protected national park.