Canadian Travel

The skating trail at Arrowhead Provincial Park should be one of your bucket list travel plans this winter. There is really nothing like skating through the forest, and on special Fire and Ice nights at the park, you can skate under the stars, with the trail lit by torches.

While summer might be done and dusted, the fun and adventure you enjoyed this season doesn’t need to end. There are many fabulous getaways you can make near Vancouver this fall. Whether you have two nights or two weeks, check out these B.C. gems.

With the sun shining brighter, the days getting longer, and summer not too far away, there’s no time like the present to enjoy a little tranquility and relaxation in one of Vancouver’s many beaches or parks.

On the south side of downtown Halifax, The Halliburton Hotel is one of the city’s most unique boutique hotels, with a style, warmth, and character that is so refreshing.

Cape Breton Island is one of the most charming and beautiful places in Canada, and there are dozens of places to stay and eat while you’re visiting. I have a few favourites though.

Whether you have two days or two weeks, BC’s Sunshine Coast is a quick 40-minute scenic ferry sailing from Vancouver, making it an easy, accessible spot for a day trip, weekend getaway, or longer vacation from the hustle bustle.

Start planning your trip to Cape Breton Island, one of the most beautiful places in Canada, and the perfect road trip destination.

Tofino is an incredible kid friendly little surfing village on Vancouver Island with an excellent food scene.

Ahh, “La Belle Province!” Canada’s vast borders mean that each province in the country is its own unique culture but among the personalities of the thirteen Canadian provinces and territories, Quebec holds a truly unique identity.

The Island Walk (or “PEI Camino”) wraps around the outside of Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province, and it’s nestled between the Atlantic provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland and Labrador.