Explore 10 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
Bras d'Or Lake, a vast salt-water inland sea at the heart of Cape Breton Island, is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve...
Lunenburg, founded in 1753 by German, Swiss and French settlers, is UNESCO World Heritage (1995) for its perfe...
Saint John, Canada's oldest incorporated city (1785), built by British Loyalists expelled from the United Stat...
Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital, is one of Canada's most underrated cities. The Forks (confluence of the Red and...
Selkirk (10,200 inhabitants), 30 km north of Winnipeg on the Red River's west bank, proclaims itself "World Ca...
A day in the city: Halifax Citadel (1856 star fort, noon-gun firing by costumed 78th Highlanders) dominates th...
The Niagara Parkway follows the Canadian bank of the Niagara River for roughly 30 km, from the falls downstrea...
Peggy's Cove is the iconic image of Nova Scotia: a white-and-red lighthouse on grey granite rocks meeting the...
The Confederation Bridge (13 km, the world's longest bridge over ice-covered waters) has linked New Brunswick...
Mahone Bay is famous for three churches (Trinity United, St. James Anglican, St. John's Lutheran) lined up on...
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