Canada
Upcoming Tours
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
British Columbia
The Canada Tour welcomes you to the world of mystical rainforests, majestic mountain ranges, and the vast Pacific Ocean at British Columbia. Indulge in mind-blowing encounters with giant whales at Vancouver Island and trek along the trail of rickety ladders, beaches, and sludgy gullies. Savor the wide variety of wine at Thomas Okanagan and drink in the lush green beauty of Harrison Hot Springs. Shop till you drop at the Saturday Market of Salt Spring Island and take an exciting ride between peaks on the gondola at Whistler.
Jasper
Relax in the steamy mineral waters of Banff Upper Hot Springs on the second day of the Canada Tour. Take a tour of the Royal Tyrell Museum after the soak and enjoy a scenic boat cruise in the Maligne Lake soon after. Spend a few hours with the wide variety of wildlife at Jasper National Park examine the various aboriginal artifacts at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump at Fort Macleod. Enjoy the thrilling cowboy games of Calgary Stampede in Calgary and then pay a visit to the beautiful Red Rock Canyon Park.
Niagra Falls
A trip to the iconic Niagara Falls at the US-Canada border will be the most magnificent experience of the Canada Tour. Board the Hornblower Catamaran to take a boat tour of the Niagara Falls. Explore the ancient compartments of the Old Fort Niagara, and proceed to get a deep insight into aquatic life at the Niagara Aquarium. Admire the various sculptures, paintings, and works of art at the Castellani Art Museum and visit the beautiful Butterfly Conservatory along with the Botanical Garden. Also, visit Niagara Falls View Casino to try your luck.
Ottawa
Visit the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Center on the fourth day of the Canada Tour in Yellowknife of the Northwest Territories. Hike along the Ingraham Trail in Hidden Lake Territorial Park and explore the wooden shacks that belong to the era of the first gold rush in Old Town Yellowknife. Take a pleasant boat trip on the Slave Lake and stop to admire the architectural complexities of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories. Head to the Aurora Village to hunt for the Northern Lights in the night sky.
Nova Scotia
Splash around and have fun in Stanley Park on the fifth day of the Canada Tour in Vancouver. Board the cute Aquabus to reach Granville Island, the hub of markets, galleries, restaurants, and shopping centers. Pacify the adrenaline-junkie in you with zip-lining and hiking or ice-skating at the Grouse Mountain and then take the most stunning gondola ride in the Sea to Sky Gondola for astounding views of mountains and landscapes. Take a tour of the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia too.
Whistler
Explore the Canadian culture on the last day of the Canada Tour in Toronto. Ride the glass-floored elevator in the tallest building in Canada, the CN Tower, to catch a glimpse of the spectacular views of the city and then proceed to examine the historical tapestry of Canada at The Royal Ontario Museum. Navigate the alleys of Kensington Market to savor the multicultural essence of Toronto and travel back in time with a tour of Casa Loma, the Gothic Revival Castle.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Visit Canada during the Fall Season from September to November to enjoy the Canada Tour in good weather.
Travel Guide
FAQs about Canada
What is internet access like in Canada?
The speed of the internet in Canada is not high enough, but you can get access to it in the hotels, hostels, restaurants, and cafes.
Can I use my mobile/cell phone while in Canada?
The cheapest mobile provider in Canada is Lucky Mobile, so pick a plan and make calls to your heart’s content.
What are the toilets like in Canada?
There are unisex washrooms and free washrooms in shopping centers. The toilets require you to sit down.
Can I drink the water in Canada?
You can safely drink tap water in Canada. Filtered or bottled water is available too in hotels and restaurants.
Are credit cards accepted widely in Canada?
Canada accepts all debit and credit cards, especially MasterCard and Visa cards.
What is ATM access like in Canada?
There are thousands of ATMs or ABMs all over Canada which accept all major debit and credit cards.
What to wear in Canada?
Pack in the warmest of layers because you are going to need all the sweaters and more to bear the icy cold weather of Canada.
Is Canada safe for women to travel solo?
Canada is only perfectly safe but welcoming, too, for women who want to travel solo.
