Explore the Prairie provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with over 100,000 lakes and rivers, boreal forests and arctic tundra. The ‘Bread Basket of Canada’ is home to one of North America’s largest dark sky preserves for stargazing, and Churchill – the polar bear capital of the world. Enjoy the abundant outdoor adventure opportunities including hiking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and exceptional wildlife viewing.

Comprising of British Columbia and Alberta, Western Canada features the most dramatic landscape changes in the country. Its well-known jewels, from Victoria and Vancouver, to the majestic Rocky Mountains and plains of Alberta, delight visitors every year, but make sure you seek out some of the lesser-known gems: including the natural paradise of the forests and waters. Western Canada is a year round destination with the green mountains so perfect for exploring in Spring/Summer turning into some of the best powder in the world in winter.

Untamed, unspoiled and undiscovered. Canada’s North, is our favourite. The Northwest Territories and Nunavut offer unique experiences in magnificent wilderness surroundings. Renowned for the spectacular Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights), and the wild, remote, and somehow romantic vastness of the High Arctic. Time your visit in August and you can combine both.

Ontario and Quebec, the largest provinces, offer visitors impressive wilderness, history and culture. Ontario is bursting with museums and galleries, and plenty of places to escape the crowds in the towering forests and sparkling lakes. Quebec is a unique destination with a culture and heritage all its own, the province offers many special destinations to explore including Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Atlantic Canada, made up of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador; is a melting pot of cultures, heritage and history. The region is home to the world’s largest tides in the Bay of Fundy, the World Heritage Lunenburg, and the Cabot Trail. Fresh and plentiful seafood, stunning beaches and coastal drives will bring you here, but the friendly people and ambience will bring you back. And who doesn’t want to see where Anne of Green Gables grew up?

Wildlife, history, and all encompassing skies crown the never ending landscapes. Reminders of exploration, trading outposts and even Cold War era bases, lie throughout. The area has huge amounts of wildlife which, due to the vastness is spread over a large area. Our Arctic partners at One Ocean Expeditions have several hot spots they have found over the years for polar bears, giving you a great chance of seeing them.