Canada

16 day holiday

Banff, Jasper, Rocky Mountaineer, Vancouver, Alaska Cruise, Vancouver 

This 16-day journey begins with flights from various UK airports to Calgary, before transferring to Banff, set against the stunning backdrop of the Canadian Rockies. After a day to settle in, you’ll join a guided walking tour through the mountains and later continue along the Icefields Parkway to Jasper, enjoying stops at key scenic points like Athabasca Falls. In Jasper, a motorcycle sidecar tour and a wildlife excursion offer unique perspectives of the landscape. From Jasper, you’ll board the Rocky Mountaineer for a two-day scenic rail journey through the Rockies, stopping overnight in Kamloops before reaching the vibrant city of Vancouver, where you’ll have time to explore parks, markets and museums at your leisure.

The adventure continues with a Holland America cruise through the Alaskan Inside Passage. Sailing north, highlights include exploring the capital Juneau, the historic town of Skagway, and the icy wonders of Glacier Bay National Park. You’ll also visit Ketchikan, famed for its totem poles and seafood, before returning south along the Inside Passage. After disembarking in Vancouver, you’ll have a final chance to enjoy the city before boarding your flight back to the UK. This itinerary offers an exciting blend of Canadian wilderness, scenic rail travel, and coastal cruising.

18 day holiday

Halifax, Lunenburg, Annapolis Royal, Alma, Charlottetown, Mabou, Ingonish, Charlos Cave

Your journey begins in Halifax, where you settle into the heart of this historic port city with time to explore the waterfront or simply relax. After a day at leisure, including a visit to the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, you collect your hire car and follow the scenic ‘lighthouse route’ to Peggy’s Cove and onwards to Lunenburg. In this charming UNESCO town, you enjoy a couple of days soaking up the maritime atmosphere, browsing the waterfront shops, and perhaps visiting the Ironworks Distillery. From there, you drive through Kejimkujik National Park to the historic town of Annapolis Royal, spending time amidst beautiful gardens, walking trails, and Acadian heritage.

Crossing the Bay of Fundy by ferry, you continue into New Brunswick’s Fundy National Park to explore Hopewell Rocks, before making your way over the Confederation Bridge into Prince Edward Island. In Charlottetown, you enjoy a lobster cruise and time to explore the island’s beaches and villages. Returning to Nova Scotia, you journey along the famed Cabot Trail, with scenic stops in Mabou and Ingonish, whale watching, and exploring Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Your trip winds down in the peaceful village of Charlos Cove before a final night in Halifax, ready for your flight home.

14 day holiday

Toronto, Tobermory, Algonquin, Haliburton, Prince Edward County, Niagara Falls

Your journey begins with a flight from the UK to Toronto, where you’ll spend two days exploring the vibrant city, including a visit to the CN Tower and St Lawrence Market. From here, collect a hire car and drive to Niagara-on-the-Lake, where you’ll stay for two nights, visit Niagara Falls with a Hornblower cruise, and sample local wines. You’ll then continue east along Lake Ontario to the relaxed surroundings of Prince Edward County, enjoying farm stays, wineries, art galleries and sandy beaches. Heading inland, you’ll spend two nights at Haliburton Forest, visiting the Wolf Centre and exploring the reserve with opportunities for paddling, hiking and even glass-blowing.

Next, the itinerary leads you north to Algonquin Provincial Park, staying at a lakeside lodge with all meals included. Highlights here include a guided electric canoe wildlife tour and time to hike or relax. Afterwards, you’ll drive south-west to Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula for two nights, with a glass-bottomed boat cruise over shipwrecks and hikes to scenic spots like The Grotto. Your adventure finishes with a return drive to Toronto, perhaps stopping at Wasaga Beach, before dropping off your car at the airport and flying back to the UK.

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