Canada Tours & Trips

The mountain lakes across West Coast Canada tell quite a story - Lake Louise, Moraine Lake and Emerald Lake in Banff and Jasper paint the landscape in shifting shades of turquoise and blue against rugged peaks. Our travelers often tell us how these glacial waters left them without words. The wildlife encounters end up stealing the show though - black bears emerging from winter dens and elk moving through the valleys become the memories people talk about most. The local guides make all the difference here, sharing their expertise about the geology, animal patterns and secret spots they've discovered over years in these mountains. If you're keen on seeing wildlife, spring and early summer visitors tend to have the best luck, especially during dawn and dusk when the animals are out and the light plays across the lakes in long mountain shadows.

The Canadian Rockies deliver exactly what keen explorers hope to find - those impossibly blue alpine lakes that make you do a double-take, especially Lake Louise and Moraine Lake where our travelers can't seem to put their cameras down. You'll spot bears, elk and also eagles along the trails, making the mountains feel truly wild and alive. Days here blend active exploration with cozy evenings - you might trek through untouched valleys or navigate the rapids of Kicking Horse River before gathering around a campfire for a BBQ under some of North America's clearest night skies. Our guides know every hidden corner and share stories that bring these peaks to life, mixing local insights with genuine passion for their mountain home. There's nothing quite like soaking in the natural hot springs after a solid day of hiking, and our travelers often tell us that catching sunrise at Moraine Lake tops their travel highlights - those first rays of light transform the peaks into shades of pink and also gold.

The tours really stand out for keeping groups small and personal - it's something our travelers mention time and time again. This setup lets our guides be flexible: they can spend extra time when whales are putting on a show or quickly find sheltered spots if the weather acts up. You'll get those genuine local insights too, since guides can share detailed stories and regional knowledge that just wouldn't work with bigger groups. While July and August are prime months for spotting wildlife, you'll find June and September equally rewarding with fewer tourists around and really comfortable temperatures for exploring outdoors.

With diverse seasons and terrain, Canada offers an ever-changing variety of experiences and scenery, and the Prairies are an area you should make time to visit on a tour. With stunning lakes and small towns calling to be explored, the Canadian Prairies should be top of your must-visit tour list.

From the sunlit trails of the Canadian Rockies to a hike like no other on the glaciers of Alberta, Canada offers many hiking trips that allow you to experience its great outdoors. Pair your hiking trip with a stopover in Vancouver or hit the slopes in Banff National Park.

Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Canada. There are 125 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 2 days up to 31 days. The most popular month for these tours is August.

A train journey across Canada promises views of majestic mountains, pulsating cities, and pristine lakes. Visit Vancouver’s Stanley Park, a popular spot for locals, ascend Toronto’s CN Tower for sweeping city views, and experience Quebec’s historic charm.

Our explorer tours in the Canadian Rockies really get you deep into the wilderness. You can actually drink straight from Clearwater Lake's pristine waters while canoeing to secluded beach campsites where you'll sleep under the stars. We've designed these trips to mix city and nature - one day you're walking through Vancouver's historic Gastown, then suddenly you're navigating whitewater rapids the next. Our guide Evan gets fantastic feedback from travelers for sharing local secrets and teaching practical skills, from setting up backcountry camps to finding the best photo spots on Jasper's trails. When you reach Whistler, each day becomes your own adventure - take the PEAK 2 PEAK gondola for valley views, hop on a mountain bike or grab a kayak for some time on the water.