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Toronto

Ethnically diverse with distinctive districts, shopping is a unique experience with 5 Chinatowns, Little Italy, Little Portugal and the Gerrard India Bazaar to explore. There is also fantastic shopping at the Eaton Centre, a multi-level glass-roofed galleria with more than 320 stores and 17 cinemas.

Montreal

A determined mixture of French and Canadian, this city's dual personality is reflected in its architecture as well as its population. Drop by Place Ville Marie, Place d'Armes and the beautiful Notre Dame Basilica. Take a walk in the beautiful Jean-Drapeau Parc or a Bateau Mouche down the St Lawrence River.

Vancouver

With its breathtaking oceanfront location, surrounded by sandy beaches and spectacular mountains, Vancouver combines the best of outdoor life with a vibrant and cosmopolitan city. Spend a few days, or a couple of weeks with Vancouver as your destination, perhaps a starting point to one of our fantastic tours and you will be surprised that one city can offer so much.

Niagara Falls

The Maid of the Mist tour is an incredible experience, giving you the thrill of sailing up right beside the Falls. With nearly 3,636,800 litres of water gushing over the rim every second, her thundering power is truly awesome.

Ottawa

Located in the South-East of the country, Ottawa is Canada’s capital, and as you’d expect, boasts an array of tourist attractions.

Edmonton

Nicknamed the ‘festival city’, thanks to its year-round programme of word-class entertainment from rodeos to rock concerts, Edmonton is in the south of the country, lying on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, with endless trails and green spaces creating the largest connected urban parkland in North America.

Calgary

Calgary enjoys more hours of sunshine than any other major city in Canada, so bring your sunglasses whatever time of year you visit.

Victoria

Nicknamed the Garden City for its stunning green spaces and mild, almost Mediterranean climate, Victoria is the capital of British Columbia and lies on the Southern tip of Vancouver Island.

Rural British Columbia

Scenic British Columbia, the most western province of Canada, stretching from the Pacific Ocean in the west to the Rocky mountains in the east, will have you holding your breathe in awe at the unique sights and wildlife populating this fantastic cosmopolitan destination. Head out of the towns and cities in British Columbia and you’ll discover a vast wilderness.

Rural Ontario

Home to just 4 million people, rural Ontario is an enchanting wilderness that will amaze you. Niagara on the Lake is a great alternative to staying in Niagara Falls and you will be made more than welcome at the wonderful Pillar and Post Inn, being just a 20 minute drive away from the thunderous waterfalls.

Rural Quebec

After spending a few days in historic Quebec City venture further afield to explore the surrounding countryside, filled with iconic red barns and prosperous farms. The might Appalachian Mountains will impress as will dozens of picturesque villages, bursting with charm. In summer, there are countless mountain trails to hike, in winter snowshoeing and skiing are popular.

Whistler

Whistler, British Columbia is Canada’s foremost 4-season resort and considered one of the premier mountain destinations in the world. Just a 2 hour scenic drive north of Vancouver in the Coast Mountains, Whistler is an attractive pedestrian-only resort village set amongst stunning mountain scenery, making it ideal for families and couples alike.

Lake Louise

Lake Louise is one of the most famous sights in Banff National Park. A shimmering bowl of turquoise water overlooked by Victoria Glacier, her unearthly beauty is nothing less than astounding. The village itself is small and very peaceful indeed with a good range of shops, restaurants and bars. Summer activities include canoeing, fishing, hiking or relaxing in soothing hot springs.

Banff

Banff is famous for its natural beauty and is the gateway to Banff National Park. A busy tourist town, you’ll find plenty of shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars at its centre. In the summer months, the nearby mountains are carpeted in wild flowers and are great for walking, hiking and wildlife.

Jasper

High in the Eastern Rocky Mountains, amid stunning scenery, and only 20 min from the town of Jasper, Marmot Basin provides over 1,675 acres of terrain supported by world-class facilities. One of the least crowded ski areas of its size in North America, it has plenty of room for everyone, from beginners to experts, to enjoy some alpine fun and games.

Quebec City

The cliff-top Cap Diamant offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. That view is part of what makes Québec City such a picturesque location and a deserved UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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