Imagine canoeing on the brilliant turquoise waters of a glacier-fed lake; a therapeutic walk through an unspoiled old-growth forest with an Indigenous guide; a never-before-felt adrenaline rush on a snow-capped mountain peak; world-class dining and nightlife in cities nestled within the wilderness. No matter what you’re after, you’re sure to find it in the dramatic landscapes of Western Canada. 

Central Canada is dotted with vibrant restaurants, charming cafes that spill onto cobblestone streets and an abundance of festivals. There are also plenty of opportunities to be immersed in the diverse culture of the region — from traditional Indigenous ceremonies to authentic French-Canadian meals. Each passing season brings new adventures too, like the chance to see the vivid shades of fall by train, stroll amongst blooming tulips in the spring, go pond skating in the winter and visit breathtaking vineyards in the summer.

Atlantic Canada draws travellers from around the globe with its rugged beauty. From red sand beaches and craggy cliffs, to rolling hills and picturesque seaside cities, the idyllic region offers the perfect backdrop for those in search of relaxation with a side of culture. Add in fresh food from the land and ocean, giant icebergs that drift past the shore, lively Acadian culture and some of the friendliest people on the planet — and you’ve got the perfect place to get away from it all.

From sprawling grasslands and winding rivers, to dark-sky preserves that offer unparalleled star gazing, the Prairies of Canada captivate travellers. Here, you’ll enjoy a booming farm-to-table culinary scene, quaint boutique shopping, transformative cultural experiences and fascinating encounters with bison, elk and more.

There is no place in the world like Northern Canada. When you reach this vast region, you will instantly be in awe as you stare out at pristine tundra that stretches as far as the eye can see, punctuated by steep fjords and giant glaciers. Its uniqueness doesn’t end there: from encounters with the rarest wildlife on the planet (like polar bears and beluga whales), to watching the elusive ribbons of the northern lights dance across the sky, it’s the kind of place that has to be seen to be believed.