Golden, surrounded by six national parks, offers access to the Canadian Rockies, the Golden Skybridge, and whitewater rafting on the Kicking Horse River. The town also boasts a wolf sanctuary and a thriving craft beer scene.
Known for its vibrant art scene, Baie-Saint-Paul is where Cirque du Soleil began. This charming town, just over an hour from Quebec City, features numerous art galleries, street performers, and delightful bistros.
Churchill, the polar bear capital of the world, is a remote town accessible only by flight or train. It offers polar bear and beluga whale watching, and northern lights visibility for up to 300 nights a year.
This picturesque town boasts Victorian homes, artisan studios, and the famous three churches, making it one of the most scenic destinations in Atlantic Canada. Often included on the driving route from Peggy's Cove to Lunenburg
Located on Vancouver Island, Tofino is a haven for surfers, foodies, and outdoor enthusiasts. Situated within the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and surrounded by the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Reserve
Just 90 minutes from Toronto, Elora features 19th-century buildings and a vibrant arts community. The Elora Gorge Conservation Area is a major draw, offering activities like hiking, swimming, and tubing down the Grand River rapids.
Known for its scenic coast, red-and-white lighthouse, and quaint village charm, Victoria-by-the-Sea is a gem of Prince Edward Island. Visitors can enjoy clam digging and kayaking hybrid tours
Located within Banff National Park, this historic town offers stunning mountain views, outdoor adventures like hiking, skiing, and paddling in glacial lakes. Banff's friendly locals and vibrant après-adventure scene, including restaurants