CANADA

Toronto is Canada's east coast wonder city. Canada’s answer to Manhattan, the young and vibrant city is infectious.

Toronto is a top choice for a Canada city break holiday and after just one visit you will want to pack your bags and move here!

Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, the easternmost of the Great Lakes, the surrounding Greater Toronto Area is the country’s cultural, financial and entertainment hub

Niagara Falls are a stunning and a romantic sight, and an experience that you will never forget. 

A visit to one of the world’s biggest waterfalls is surely on any traveller’s bucket list, as millions visit Niagara Falls during their holidays to Canada.

The first time that you hear the roar of the water and see the sheer force as it crashes to the waters below, will remain with you forever. 

Ottawa is the great capital city of Canada, and the historical and cultural hub of Ontario. 

If you are after a holiday to Canada with striking architecture, museums, historical sites and national events and festivals then Ottawa is definitely the place for you.

Include Ottawa in your fly-drive of Ontario or couple it in a twin-centre city break holiday with Toronto to show you the unique differences between the largest and most popular city, and the charming historic capital. 

Vancouver is a coastal gem of natural beauty, nestled in an idyllic setting between the Pacific Ocean and the Coastal Mountain range. 

This is far from your average holiday destination: nowhere else enables you to sail in the morning and ski in the afternoon, shop in world-class shopping districts and indulge in out-of-this-world culinary adventures. 

There are few places in the world where you can have so many different types of experiences in one trip. 

Whistler is frequently voted as one of the best mountain resorts in the world. Whether you’re visiting in the winter months or during the dry, warm summer, there’s always something to do on holiday in this magnificent destination.

A short drive from the coastal city of Vancouver, the two mountains of Whistler and Blackcomb offer over 8,100 acres of skiable terrain and some world famous mountain biking routes. 

Visit Victoria while on your Canadian holiday, the beautiful capital of British Columbia and one of Canada’s oldest cities. 

This picturesque destination is one of the country’s most charming, as well as one of the most interesting as there’s so much history to discover.

Take a relaxing 90 minute ferry ride from Vancouver and soak up the old-world atmosphere in this lovely city when you arrive. 

Discover Canada’s Wild West with holidays to Calgary, where urban cowboy meets city glamour. 

This iconic city is home to the world-famous Calgary Stampede and is just a stone’s throw away from the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Calgary is not only the gateway to the legendary Canadian Rocky Mountains, it also has a wealth of exciting attractions and activities to offer 

Banff is Canada’s oldest national park and offers some of the most stunning scenery in the country. 

The iconic views of Banff’s Lake Louise are pretty synonymous with holidays to Canada! 

Banff is one of Canada's most visited towns all year round, offering incredible snow in the winter for a perfect ski and snowboard holiday, with easy access to the Big 3 ski resorts - Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise – all of which you can enjoy on just one lift ticket.

Edmonton is the capital of Alberta and widely regarded as one of Canada’s key urban centres. 

The city boasts a family friendly and fun atmosphere, with all ages being able to enjoy the city’s wide open spaces, festivals, museums and amazing shops.

Edmonton is located near the idyllic North Saskatchewan River and is home to more than 22 parks and thousands of kilometres of trails. 

Halifax doesn't often spring to mind as an excellent city break destination; however, we think it is one of Canada's best kept secrets and is the perfect stopover on a fly drive.

 Providing the perfect base to explore the enchanting coastlines of the Maritimes and quaint colourful towns of Nova Scotia, Halifax is a vibrant and cultural city, so you can really enjoy the best of both worlds.

Québec City is beautiful, oozing a real old world charm. Cobbled streets, designer boutiques, Parisian-style cafes, impressive architecture and intriguing history make this a holiday destination to remember.

See Canada's oldest city from the deck of a cruise boat on the St. Lawrence River. As you cruise along the shoreline, a guide relates the story of ‘New France' and tells you about the origins of Québec's most famous landmarks. 

Montréal is a highlight of Canada and combines both the Old and New Worlds of Québec: winding cobble streets marry perfectly with the lively culture of New Montréal, bringing forward a new generation for Québec.

If you love trying new things, the food and shopping here is incredible! Rue St. Denis has a list of great little pubs and restaurants. It was once where mainly French-speaking locals would socialize, however it is now a melting pot of culture and little architectural marvels.