Canada Holidays

Neighbouring British Columbia, Alberta’s western boundary runs through the spectacular Rocky Mountains. With some of the most stunning alpine landscapes within the country, this diverse province also boasts sweeping prairies, rolling farmland, lush forests and beautiful lakes.

From the rugged Pacific coastline to soaring mountain peaks, via rainforests, lakes and vineyards, British Columbia’s scenic splendour is the perfect backdrop for a Canadian adventure. Perhaps the region’s biggest attraction is its abundant wildlife – bears, orcas, eagles, wolves and much more.

Coastal charm exudes from the provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island that comprise the Maritimes in eastern Canada. Picture perfect villages, a wealth of nautical history, rugged coastal scenery and rolling landscapes make this a very popular region for visitors.

Located in central Canada, along with Saskatchewan, Manitoba’s landscapes are diverse – from the prairie grasslands in the south and west to the east’s countless lakes and forests, with a wild north stretching into sub-Arctic tundra.

Canada’s most easterly province is known for its rugged landscapes, icebergs, marine wildlife and a colourful past with Viking, indigenous Indian and Irish settlers. Countless lighthouses testify to the mariners and fisherman that continue to brave the waters.

Canada’s second largest province is over one million square miles stretching from the Great Lakes to the frozen shores of Hudson Bay. Much of the north is relatively inaccessible and sparsely populated, in contrast to the south with its fertile lands, home to Toronto and the famous Niagara Falls.

French-speaking Québec is a vast province renowned for its thriving culture, cuisine and entertainment. Venture into thick forests for the chance to see black bears and moose, while the mighty St Lawrence River offers exceptional whale watching.

The Yukon and the Northwest Territories form Canada’s wild frontier, with rugged landscapes, immense wilderness and a colourful history of Inuits, traders and gold prospectors.