Tailor-made travel to Canada
Your Canada holiday, made for you
Tell us your ideas, and our Canada specialists will use first-hand local knowledge to shape a personalised trip with hand-picked stays and experiences, car hire, and flights.
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Popular trips to Canada
Explore our thoughtfully designed itineraries to get a taste of what your personalised Canada holiday could look like.
Best time to visit Canada
As Canada specialists, we’ve lived and travelled across the country extensively, experiencing every season first-hand. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are our favourite times to visit, with mild weather, vibrant landscapes, and fewer crowds.
During these shoulder seasons, even popular destinations feel more peaceful, allowing you to enjoy each location in a more relaxed, authentic way. You'll also find better value and greater accommodation availability, so you can stay longer and make the most of your trip.
Learn more about the best time to visit Canada in our detailed travel-time guide.
Explore the top highlights of Canada
Hike through Jasper National Park, where towering peaks rise above turquoise lakes and wildflower meadows stretch for miles. Then tackle the rapids of British Columbia's Kicking Horse River on a thrilling white-water rafting adventure.
Join an Indigenous guide to search for grizzly bears in their natural habitat and gain a deeper understanding of the living traditions and enduring connection they share with the land.
After a day of discovery, retreat to one of our intimate accommodations surrounded by nature. With breathtaking views and warm hospitality, each stay offers comfort, charm, and an authentic way to experience Canada.
Unique experiences in Canada
Travelling through Canada means breathing in crisp mountain air, stepping into untamed wilderness, and reconnecting with the natural world. You can discover fascinating Indigenous cultures, paddle across mirror-still lakes, and encounter some of the world's most extraordinary wildlife.
Walk across ancient glaciers in the Columbia Icefield, soar above the majestic Niagara Falls by helicopter, and mountain bike past snowy peaks and glacial lakes in the Canadian Rockies. In Atlantic Canada, follow coastal trails to windswept lighthouses and panoramic ocean vistas.
Spot orcas and humpbacks off Vancouver Island, watch grizzlies foraging on riverbanks, and keep an eye out for moose, elk, and bighorn sheep in the Rockies. Head to Manitoba for a once-in-a-lifetime polar bear safari.
Explore Québec City’s storied past on a guided walking tour, taste your way through Vancouver’s vibrant food markets, and connect with First Nations hosts to learn about deep-rooted traditions that continue to shape the land today.
Canada’s open roads are made for adventure. Drive the Icefields Parkway between Banff and Jasper, follow the Sea-to-Sky Highway from Vancouver to Whistler, or loop the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia. Every route delivers big scenery and the freedom to explore.
Watch the Canadian landscape unfold through panoramic windows. The Rocky Mountaineer (594 miles), often named one of the world’s most beautiful rail journeys, travels between Vancouver and the Rockies in daylight for uninterrupted views. The Canadian (2,775 miles) runs between Toronto and the Pacific Coast, crossing prairies, mountains, and shimmering lakes along the way.
Head out from Tofino or Telegraph Cove in search of whales and coastal wildlife, cruise among icebergs and sea cliffs in Newfoundland, or feel the roar of Niagara Falls on a classic boat tour.
Vancouver Island
See and do
Canada's top attractions and highlights
From towering mountains to spectacular wildlife and historic cities, discover some of Canada's many highlights.
Flying to Canada
Getting there is all part of the adventure
Travelling to Canada is part of the adventure, and arriving well rested sets you up perfectly for the journey ahead. You can fly direct from London to cities on the East Coast, such as Toronto or Montreal, in around 7 to 8 hours. Flights to Western Canada, including Vancouver or Calgary, usually take around 9–11 hours.
We work with leading airlines, including Icelandair, British Airways, and Delta Airlines, and can help you find the route and cabin class that best suit you.
We'll arrange your international flights around your tailor-made Canada holiday, so your arrival, car hire, onward travel, and domestic connections all fit together seamlessly.
Self-drive holidays in Canada
Canada is made for road trips, with long roads that wind through vast countryside, impressive mountain passes and landscapes that evolve at every turn.
We recommend travelling by car, giving you the flexibility to take smaller roads, make spontaneous stops, and reach secluded locations that motorhomes often can't access.
We'll help you choose the right vehicle for your travel style, plan around the driving distances you're comfortable with, and take care of the logistics, leaving you free to enjoy the journey.
Discover Canada the Little America way
Travel slowWatch the country reveal itself to you when exploring Canada at a gentler pace.
Let locals guide youInsider knowledge will help you to discover hidden gems and unique experiences.
Embrace tranquillitySoak in the breathtaking views of Canada's majestic natural wilderness.
Whether you imagine wildlife encounters that stop you in your tracks, snow-dusted peaks rising above turquoise lakes, or enriching cultural experiences, we’ll design a journey that reflects your interests, pace, and sense of adventure.
Practical travel information for Canada
Every memorable journey begins with the right preparation. Our travel specialists have compiled all the essential information you need to ensure your Canada holiday runs smoothly from start to finish.
Here are some of the key things to know:
Passport: A valid British passport is required.
Visa: British citizens usually need an eTA.
Currency: Canadian dollar (CAD), credit and debit cards widely accepted.
Driving: on the right-hand side of the road.
Power: Canada uses type A/B plug (110V), so bring an adapter.
Places to stay to suit every journey
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Activities that make your trip an adventure
Discover the different regions
With an area of 3.85 million square miles, the world’s longest coastline and more lakes than any other country, Canada offers staggering variety from coast to coast. Each of its provinces and territories boasts its own natural treasures and distinct charm.
Many of our tailor-made holidays combine multiple regions, taking you from remote islands and mountain peaks to vibrant cities in one seamless journey.
Western Canada
Alberta: Gateway to the Rockies, Alberta is home to Banff and Jasper. Hike alpine meadows, admire turquoise lakes, and explore frontier towns set against towering peaks.
British Columbia: Where mountains meet the sea, British Columbia is made for outdoor adventure. Discover Vancouver’s bustling waterfront, kayak alongside orcas off Vancouver Island, and explore rainforest trails on the Pacific coast.
Whistler
Algonquin Provincial Park
Eastern Canada
Ontario: A land of contrasts, from the thundering Niagara Falls and cosmopolitan Toronto to the tranquil wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park. Paddle, hike, and explore pristine forests and lakes.
Québec: Bursting with charm and French flair, Québec blends European culture with Canadian wilderness. Stroll through the cobbled streets of Old Québec City, savour world-class cuisine, and experience the warmth of Québécois hospitality.
Atlantic Canada
Nova Scotia: Fringed by lighthouses and rugged shores, Nova Scotia captures the spirit of Atlantic Canada. Drive the famous Cabot Trail, feast on fresh lobster, and soak up the charm of its colourful seaside towns.
New Brunswick: Rich in Acadian heritage and natural beauty, New Brunswick is known for the dramatic tides of the Bay of Fundy and traditional fishing villages where maritime traditions still thrive.
Newfoundland and Labrador: Wild and remote, with towering cliffs, iceberg-dotted waters, and a warm local culture. Discover ancient Viking settlements and spot puffins and whales.
Prince Edward Island: Canada’s smallest province charms with red-sand beaches, rolling farmland, and a slower pace of life. Cycle scenic coastal paths, visit historic lighthouses, and enjoy fresh seafood.
Cape Breton Island
Frequently asked questions
Canada is a destination that blends natural beauty, fascinating culture, and unforgettable adventures. Here’s what makes it so special:
Pristine landscapes: You can paddle a canoe across Lake Louise, hike glacier valleys, and marvel at the high tides of the Atlantic.
Iconic experiences: Imagine driving the Icefields Parkway, feeling the power of Niagara Falls, and taking a sea plane to Vancouver Island.
Rich culture: Enjoy connecting with Indigenous traditions, meeting welcoming locals, and discovering French influences in the East.
Majestic wildlife: Spotting moose and elk in the Rockies, orcas hunting in the Salish Sea, and bears along forested shores are some of our favourite wildlife experiences.
Freedom to explore: Excellent highways, scenic rail routes, regional airports, and ferries connect the vast regions.
Travel your way: From boutique inns and picturesque mountain lodges to coastal B&Bs, we have a stay to suit every traveller.
For most travellers, we would suggest at least two to three weeks in Canada, this gives you time to explore one or two different regions on a relaxed road trip. A good rule of thumb is to stay two or three nights per stop and limit one-night stays. A three- to four-week holiday gives you more time to slow down, connect with the locals, and soak in the beauty of each location.
Our favourite times to visit Canada are usually May to June and September to October, when many regions have milder weather, fewer visitors and better value than July and August. Summer is excellent for hiking, kayaking and national parks, but expect more crowds, higher prices, and the need to plan everything well in advance.
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