Canada Tours
Booking one of these amazing Canada Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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British Columbia
Great Bear Rainforest & Chilcotin Self-Drive Tour
The Great Bear Rainforest & Chilcotin Self-Drive Tour is a 12-day journey through the beautiful landscapes of British Columbia, beginning in Vancouver and venturing north to Vancouver Island. This tour offers thrilling wildlife encounters, including Indigenous-led grizzly bear and wildlife viewing tours. Paddle through pristine waters in sea kayaking excursions, and explore the cultural riches of Alert Bay’s U’Mista Cultural Centre. Then, board a scenic ferry along the Inside Passage, enjoying dramatic views of fjords, islands, and dense rainforests before arriving in Bella Coola.
Canadian Rockies
Cycle the Golden Triangle and Icefields Parkway
This bike tour takes two of the best routes in the Canadian Rockies and combines them together: The Golden Triangle and the Icefields Parkway from Lake Louise to Jasper!
Canadian Rockies
12-Day Powder Highway Ski Safari
If you want to explore Canada’s Powder Highway, and the epic, champagne powder, then this 12-day guided ski trip is for you. Explore the ski resorts of Fernie, Whitewater, Red Mountain, Revelstoke, and Kicking Horse by day, and then enjoy these ski towns at night for some après ski.
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7-Day Heli-Hiking Tour
This 7-day heli-hiking tour will take you into the heart of the Canadian Rockies to experience towering peaks, old-growth forests, and ice-carved valleys. Enjoy thrilling ridge hikes and via ferrata climbs on Mount Nimbus, as well as relaxation time in serene alpine meadows. Each day offers exciting exploration, while evenings feature gourmet dinners and après-adventure relaxation. Book this epic adventure and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Rockies.
Canadian Arctic
Winter in Yukon’s Kluane National Park
Visit the Yukon for an exciting winter getaway full of snowy fun and peaceful nights. The Winter in Yukon’s Kluane National Park takes you to a remote wilderness lodge in a French community in Kluane National Park.
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Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast Self-Drive
The Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast Self-Drive is a 16-day self-drive discovery of the beautiful natural places along the west coast of Canada. Go at your own pace, and enjoy the freedom to hike, paddle, and explore as you please.
Canadian Arctic
Belugas, Bears & Blooms Adventure
The Belugas, Bears and Blooms tour offers an unforgettable Arctic adventure, allowing you to observe beluga whales and polar bears in their natural habitats. You’ll explore the vibrant tundra, where wildflowers bloom, and learn about the unique ecosystem of Churchill, Manitoba.
Canadian Arctic
Winter Northern Lights & Dog Sledding
The Winter Northern Lights and Dog Sledding Tour is an incredible adventure that offers a unique chance to witness the Northern Lights while participating in exciting activities like dog sledding and snowshoeing. Guided by local experts, you’ll explore the stunning wilderness and learn about the region’s wildlife and culture.
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Churchill Northern Lights Photography Tour
Discover the stunning beauty of the Northern Lights on this immersive 8-day guided photography adventure in Churchill, Manitoba. Perfect for photographers of all skill levels, this tour takes you to remote viewing locations to capture the dazzling aurora borealis. During the day, explore the rich history and culture of Churchill, enjoy thrilling dog sled rides, and experience the Arctic wilderness firsthand. The trip culminates in a unique fine dining experience at Dan’s Diner, set against the frozen landscape of the Churchill River.
Quebec
Nunavik Adventure
Nunavik is an expansive, remote, and little-explored region. Discover its untamed landscapes, where wildlife and plant life adapt daily to the harsh environment, offering unforgettable rewards for those who venture here.
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9-Day Heli-Hiking Tour
The 9-Day Heli-Hiking Tour will show you the Canadian Rockies like never before. Explore stunning alpine landscapes from the comfort of the CMH Cariboos lodge, and take part in activities tailored to your skill level. Take in the scenery by helicopter and on foot during this amazing outdoor experience.
Canadian Arctic
Baffin Island & Greenland Expedition
This amazing tour offers an extraordinary journey through the heart of the Arctic, blending immersive cultural experiences with stunning natural landscapes. From exploring the world-renowned Ilulissat Icefjord to connecting with Inuit communities and admiring the dramatic geology of remote islands, each moment is filled with adventure and discovery. This small-ship expedition provides a perfect balance of guided exploration and meaningful interactions, leaving travelers with a deep appreciation for the unique cultures, wildlife, and awe-inspiring beauty of the Arctic.
Canadian Arctic
Heart of the Arctic Expedition
The “Heart of the Arctic Expedition” tour offers an immersive journey through the captivating landscapes and cultures of Greenland, Nunavik, and the Canadian Arctic. From navigating the dramatic fjords of Greenland to exploring the rich biodiversity of Ungava Bay and connecting with Inuit communities in Kinngait and Kimmirut, this expedition blends breathtaking scenery with meaningful cultural interactions. Along the way, enjoy Zodiac cruises, hikes, and wildlife spotting opportunities while gaining a deeper understanding of Arctic history and the resilience of its people. This adventure provides a profound connection to one of the world’s most remote and fascinating regions.
Canadian Arctic
Polar Bear and Tundra Lodge Adventure
The Polar Bear and Tundra Lodge Adventure takes you on a wildlife adventure like no other. This Arctic safari will immerse you in the middle-of-nowhere beauty of Canada on your search for the polar bear.
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Canada’s Big Five Safari Tour
The Canada’s Big Five Safari Tour offers an unforgettable adventure through the wilds of Canada, where you’ll have the chance to witness the country’s most iconic wildlife. Over the course of 8 days, guests will observe polar bears, black bears, moose, beluga whales, and bn in their natural habitats. Guided tours will take you through diverse landscapes, from rugged tundra to pristine waters, providing a front-row seat to Canada’s incredible biodiversity.
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When considering where to go in Canada, explore the majestic Canadian Rockies in Alberta and British Columbia. Experience the natural wonders of Banff and Jasper National Parks, or head west to Vancouver Island for rugged coastlines and ancient rainforests. Don't miss the scenic wonders of the Icefields Parkway!
For an unforgettable adventure in Canada, indulge in outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and kayaking in the Rockies. Explore the vibrant cities of Vancouver and Victoria, or embark on a scenic drive along the coast. Whether it's summer or winter, there's something for everyone in Canada.
Timing your visit to Canada depends on your preferences. Summer is perfect for hiking and outdoor adventures, while winter offers unparalleled skiing opportunities. Spring and fall provide milder weather and fewer crowds, making it ideal for exploring cities and national parks alike.
- Road Bike Jasper to Banff: Embark on a scenic journey through the Canadian Rockies, pedaling past stunning mountain vistas and pristine lakes on this unforgettable road biking adventure along the iconic Icefields Parkway.
- Fjord of Saguenay Sea Kayaking Highlights Tour: Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Saguenay Fjord by kayak, immersing yourself in the rugged cliffs, pristine waters, and diverse wildlife of this stunning natural wonder.
- Aurora Borealis Tour: Witness the mesmerizing spectacle of the Northern Lights dancing across the night sky in the Yukon wilderness, providing a magical experience you'll never forget.
- 4-Day Vancouver Island Bike Tour: Cycle through the picturesque landscapes of Vancouver Island, discovering charming coastal towns, lush forests, and stunning beaches on this immersive biking excursion.
- Winter Rockies Self-Drive Tour: Navigate through the snow-covered landscapes of the Rockies at your own pace, marvelling at icy waterfalls, towering peaks, and serene winter wonderlands on this self-drive adventure.
- Backpacking the Rockwall Highline: Embark on a multi-day backpacking journey along the renowned Rockwall Trail in the Kootenays, traversing rugged mountain passes, alpine meadows, and awe-inspiring vistas in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.
- Chilkoot Trail Hike: Follow in the footsteps of gold rush prospectors on this historic hiking trail, crossing rugged mountain terrain and dense forests while immersing yourself in the rich history of the Klondike Gold Rush.
- 6-Day British Columbia Ski Tour: Shred powder on some of the best slopes in British Columbia, experiencing world-class skiing and snowboarding while surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery and pristine wilderness.
- 12-Day Rockies Hiking and Camping Tour: Embark on an epic adventure through the Canadian Rockies, hiking along scenic trails, camping beneath starlit skies, and discovering the awe-inspiring beauty of this iconic mountain range.
- Newfoundland’s North Coast Self-Drive Tour: Journey along Newfoundland's rugged north coast by car, exploring charming coastal villages, dramatic cliffs, and pristine wilderness areas on this unforgettable self-drive adventure.
Tipping is customary in Canada, typically ranging from 15% to 20% in restaurants and for services like taxis and hotel staff.
English is widely spoken throughout Canada, particularly in urban areas and tourist destinations. French is also an official language, primarily in Quebec.
The ideal duration for visiting Canada depends on your interests and the regions you plan to explore. A week to 10 days is a common timeframe for a basic visit, but longer stays are recommended for a more in-depth experience.
It depends on your nationality. Many visitors require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visa to enter Canada. Check the requirements based on your citizenship before traveling.
The currency in Canada is the Canadian Dollar (CAD).
Both options are convenient. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's always handy to have some Canadian Dollars for smaller purchases and places that may not accept cards.
Yes, Canada is very family-friendly, offering a wide range of activities and attractions suitable for all ages, from outdoor adventures to cultural experiences.
The best way to get around Canada depends on the regions you're visiting. In cities, public transportation is convenient, while for exploring remote areas, renting a car or taking domestic flights may be necessary.
Yes, self-guided tours are popular in Canada, especially for outdoor activities like hiking and road trips. There are plenty of resources available to plan your own adventure.
Absolutely! Guided tours are available for various interests and regions in Canada, providing expert insights and a hassle-free experience for travelers.
Canada spans multiple time zones, from UTC-8 in the Pacific to UTC-3.5 in Newfoundland. The most common time zones are Eastern (UTC-5) and Pacific (UTC-8).
Accommodation options in Canada range from luxury hotels and resorts to budget-friendly hostels, cozy bed and breakfasts, rustic cabins, and campgrounds. There's something to suit every traveler's preference and budget.
Poutine, maple syrup, and Nanaimo bars are just a few iconic Canadian foods worth trying. Don't miss out on regional specialties like butter tarts in Ontario or smoked salmon in British Columbia.
Canadians value politeness and respect. It's customary to say "please" and "thank you" and to respect personal space. Queuing up in lines is also expected, and it's considered impolite to cut in line.
In case of emergency, dial 911 for immediate assistance with police, fire, or medical emergencies.
Canada hosts a variety of unique festivals and events throughout the year. From the Calgary Stampede to the Montreal Jazz Festival and the Winterlude in Ottawa, there's always something exciting happening in Canada.
While enjoying Canada's natural beauty, it's essential to respect wildlife and their habitats. Keep a safe distance from animals, never feed them, and properly store food to avoid attracting wildlife, particularly in national parks.
Depending on the season and activities planned, essential outdoor gear may include waterproof clothing, sturdy hiking boots, sunscreen, insect repellent, and layers for varying temperatures.
Visitors can learn about Indigenous culture through various experiences, such as attending powwows, visiting Indigenous museums and cultural centers, participating in guided tours led by Indigenous guides, and supporting Indigenous artisans and businesses.
Canada offers numerous scenic drives, including the Icefields Parkway in Alberta, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, the Pacific Rim Highway in British Columbia, and the Trans-Canada Highway, providing breathtaking views of diverse landscapes.
Canada's vast wilderness areas offer excellent opportunities for stargazing. Popular spots include Jasper National Park in Alberta, Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia, and the Dark Sky Preserve in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Saskatchewan.