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From the turquoise lakes of the Rockies to the whale-watching coastlines of Québec and the maple-tinted lanes of the Maritimes, Canada is a country built for slow, scenic travel.
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Where to go in Canada
The cities and regions travellers plan their Canada trips around.
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Vancouver
Ocean-meets-mountains west coast hub — perfect base for Whistler and Vancouver Island.
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Toronto
Canada's biggest city — CN Tower, world-class dining and a launchpad for Niagara Falls.
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Banff
The postcard heart of the Canadian Rockies — Lake Louise, Moraine, and endless hiking.
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Québec City
Old-World cobblestones and French charm on the St. Lawrence River.
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Montréal
Bilingual, food-obsessed and endlessly creative — Canada's cultural capital.
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Whistler
North America's most famous ski resort, and a summer mountain-biking mecca.
Hotels
Stays in Canada
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Hotels
Boutique stays and city hotels
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Self-contained stays with kitchens
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All-inclusive and family resorts
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Private villas for groups and families
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Road Trips
Iconic drives in Canada
Self-drive routes that turn a trip into the story of a lifetime.
Icefields Parkway
Banff → Jasper · 3–5 days
232 km of glaciers, waterfalls and mountain lakes — arguably the most scenic drive on Earth.
Cabot Trail
Nova Scotia loop · 3–4 days
Cape Breton's coastal loop through highlands, fishing villages and Acadian culture.
Sea-to-Sky Highway
Vancouver → Whistler · 1–2 days
Fjords, waterfalls and Squamish granite between the coast and the mountains.
Travel Guide
Practical tips for Canada
What every first-time visitor should know before they go.
Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Language
English & French
Power / Plug
Type A / B, 120 V
Visa
eTA required for most visa-exempt travellers; US citizens do not need one.
Top tips
- Tipping is expected — 15–20% in restaurants.
- Distances are huge. Fly between regions rather than driving coast-to-coast.
- National parks require a Parks Canada day pass — buy online before you go.
Weather
Canada at a glance
Cold, snowy winters and warm, mild summers. Coastal BC and southern Ontario are the mildest regions.
Jan
-10° / -2°
Peak ski season
Apr
2° / 12°
Shoulder — shifting seasons
Jul
15° / 26°
Peak summer, best hiking
Oct
4° / 14°
Fall colours peak
Best Time to Visit
When to travel to Canada
Late June to early September for the Rockies; February for ski trips; late September for New England-style fall foliage in the east.
Peak
Jun – Aug (summer hiking) · Dec – Mar (ski season)
Shoulder
May & Sep – Oct (fewer crowds, fall colours)
Off-season
Nov & Apr (limited alpine access)
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Canada travel questions
Real answers to the questions our travellers ask most.
Do I need a visa to visit Canada?+
Most European, UK and Australian passport holders need an electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) — it's approved online in minutes. US citizens do not need one.
When is the best time to visit the Canadian Rockies?+
Late June to mid-September for hiking and turquoise lakes; December to March for skiing at Banff, Lake Louise and Whistler.
Is Canada expensive to travel in?+
Mid-range: expect CAD $180–260 per night for a comfortable hotel outside peak season, and CAD $50–80 per person for a sit-down dinner.
Can I see the Northern Lights in Canada?+
Yes — Yellowknife (Northwest Territories) and the Yukon are among the best places on Earth to see them, from late August to April.