Vancouver Island’s remote, wild west coast includes an island in Nootka Sound for outdoor enthusiasts seeking cold-water diving, surfing, and hiking.
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Home to North America's largest mall, year-round festivals, and a park 22 times Central Park's size, this Canadian city deserves a spot on your bucket list.
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For those looking to explore nature without roughing it at a campground, an island off Canada's western coast offers verdant views and high-end accommodations.
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For a strong dose of Canadian history and some of the best seafood you'll ever taste, head to this unique town that offers a delightful glimpse into the past.
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As Canada’s second-largest ski resort, this snowy area is perfect for winter sports lovers of all ages, offering plenty of trails for beginners and experts.
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There’s no shortage of creative inspiration on this Canadian island where artists have long thrived and delicious seafood has carved a grand legacy.
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This tiny Canadian town offers plenty of atmospheric charm and works as the perfect base to explore the nearby Niagara Falls and vineyards.
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For small-town charm on the coast of Canada, head to this quaint village, where you'll find a famous lighthouse, swimming holes, delicious seafood, and more.
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Explore this hidden treasure in the Great White North's southernmost province for breathtaking architecture and access to the refreshing outdoors.
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If you've decided to head on that solo travel adventure of a lifetime, one delightful destination in Canada is the perfect safe city to kick things off.
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America may be known as a melting pot, but many people don't realize that Canada is also a blend of cultures. Experience Italian culture in this spot.
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Not all wine is vegan. Enter the world’s first vegan-certified winery in Prince Edward County, Canada. Enjoy the wines, speakeasy, and explore the nearby park.
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Explore humid jungles, underwater marvels, and frigid ecosystems in the family-friendly, interactive biodome that is one of the best attractions in Canada.
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Since Québec City attracts visitors year-round, we made an effort to recommend excursions that can be enjoyed at any time of year. Check them out!
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With Pride events, legal protections, and a rich history of LGBTQ+ rights, this country is a global leader in inclusivity and the safest for LGBTQ+ travelers.
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While Canada tends to feel much newer than European countries, this shopping district provides some whimsical old world charm making it a unique gem.
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Seek out a legendary food market and some arts and culture experiences at one of Toronto's oldest neighborhoods, a testament to the city's diversity.
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In Canada's Yukon Territory, you'll find a peculiar attraction dating back to 1942, featuring over 77,000 signs ranging from street names to speed limits.
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The western United States is famous for its epic ski resorts with the most powdery snow. This is what makes the west the best part of the country for skiing.
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No trip to Toronto is complete without visiting this neighborhood, where you'll find top-notch thrift stores, a melting pot of flavors, and vibrant streets.
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With a name like the "hippie bus," you might expect a vintage experience, but this travel company offers an affordable, modern road trip getaway.
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If you don't mind frigid temps, this unique cold-weather contest might be the perfect way to embrace winter in Canada (and you could earn a cash prize!).
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Canada isn't known for hot weather and cacti, but you'll find a desert oasis in this stunning lake town, filled with outdoor fun, wine, and traditional culture.
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A beautiful garden at the U.S.-Canada border is a gorgeous symbol of friendship between nations - as well as a fun day trip if you're in the area.
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Everyone has their own New Year traditions, but if you're looking to add diving into frigid, icy water to yours, here are the five best places to do so.
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Millions of adventurers flock to this North American ski resort every year to try out its world-class slopes and experience the beautiful landscape.
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A breathtaking waterfall without the crowds of Niagara Falls is located outside of Thunder Bay. Visitors can hike, ski, and enjoy the space's historic beauty.
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