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Like road trips, adventure, high peaks and big open skies? We’ve got just the thing.
Cities that feel distinctly European, with mountains and National Parks that feel torn straight out of the soil of Argentina and the American West. Canada is the second-largest country in the world, and from the pretty, pine-fringed bounds of Lake Ontario (say hello, Toronto) to the thundering and dramatic ice of the distant Northwest Passage, this is a vast and historic country. For over a decade, we’ve been curating immersive, high-energy and culturally rich forays into this wild and wholesome place. Perfect for family road-trips and multigenerational adventures, with the option to watch whales, spot bears, climb, bike, hike sail and eat (and very well, at that). French Quebec to the immense, natural wonder of Vancouver, you’re never too far from a stunning wilderness or a vibrant city.
As ever, if you can’t see it here then we can still plan it for you.
Located on the Pacific Coastline of North America, a tailormade tour through Canada’s famed British Columbia sees guest exploring art-forward Vancouver and deep into the epic rugged landscape that comprises this spectacular province. Set sail in search for killer whales, join families of grizzlies in the hunt for wild Salmon in Great Bear Rainforest, and take to the skies for a helicopter tour over snow-capped peaks.
The gem in Alberta’s crown, Banff National Park is an adventure lovers dream and a wildlife enthusiasts playground. Though it’s the oldest National Park in Canada, it’s a place to fall off the map and find peace amongst towering mountains, emerald lakes, and dramatic forests. Rent a canoe and glide gracefully on glacier-fed Moraine Lake for a rejuvenating experience only found in the Canadian Rockies.
Giving Switzerland and Colorado a run for their money, we proudly declare Canada as one of the world’s best destinations for a luxury winter holiday. From Whistler Blackcomb to Big White, fresh powdered slopes, cosy chalets, and excursions to keep the whole family happy – think snowmobiling and snowshoeing – are just a few reasons a winter getaway in Canada is in a class of its own.
A blend of two cultures, this province was first discovered by the French in the 17th century. From Quebec City to Montreal and everywhere in-between, this dazzling eastern province has preserved it’s French origins and the European lifestyle, architecture, and hospitality is thriving. Spend the night in a charming, city-center chateau and dine on sophisticated French cuisine in Canada’s culinary capital, all while enjoying the regions flourishing wine production.
British Columbia
Ascend through peak, forest and cloud to reach the indomitable Sky Highway.
Head far out West, and you’ll find one of the world’s most dramatic – and thriving – cities: Vancouver. Set on an incredible, glacier-fed bay, you can zoom across the water in search of whales, soak up the incredible cultural and culinary scene, and explore the scenic (read: dramatic) Pacific coastline – bristling with deep forests, huge peaks, and incredible skies. The kayaking here is probably the best, and the most fulfiling, in the entire world.
Banff National Park
The untamed nature of this ancient place will get your heart racing like nowhere else.
Gigantic, snow-capped mountains mirrored in glassy lakes. Forests of dark, needle pine whose scent will knock you off your feet. Banff is quintessential Canada, and perfect for small towns, climactic road trips, and incredible adventure. The city of Banff itself is a buzzing, fun and vibrant city from which to go truly off-piste.
Toronto
Art.
The sprawling, cultural city of Toronto – along the shores of beautiful Lake Ontario – is one of the country’s most vibrant hubs; with huge investment into its culture, arts, heritage and entertainment scene. From the iconic CN Tower and Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) to the fortress of St York and the on-trend Distillery District. The perfect base from which to explore perhaps the world’s most famous waterfall, Niagara.