Adventure can be anything outside of the day-to-day. It doesn't have to mean white-water or bungy, but can be about the destination, the activity, the company you're in, the wildlife you see, the cultures you visit. Relaxed or full-on is your choice.
Canada Tours
Canadian Discovery - Family Holiday
Western Canada contains some of the most striking scenery and abundant wildlife in North America; glistening glaciers, alpine meadows, vast lakes and forested mountains, on which Black bears and Bald eagles adorn the slopes. This diverse family holiday is the perfect outdoor adventure with a chance to raft, canoe, hike and bike amongst some of Canada's most breathtaking scenery. Float on the brilliant turquoise water of Lake Louise, spot the diverse wildlife of Wells Gray, or experience Athabasca Glacier on a guided walk. After exploring the majestic Canadian Rockies, relax by the campfire and share stories from the trail. From glacier walking to soaking in natural hot springs, every day is guaranteed to bring a new adventure.
Northern Ontario Active Escape
The call of the loon at dusk, a glimpse of a moose through the trees—Ontario is a paradise of lakes, forests and endless opportunities for adventure. Free your wild spirit with 8 days of active exploration. You'll kayak amongst the 30,000 islands of Georgian Bay, explore Algonquin National Park by canoe and foot and revel in Canadian Shield views along the trails of Killarney Provincial Park. Nights include forest campsites, log cabins and a lakeside inn. Get your heart racing with active adventure and incomparable scenery.
Canadian Working Winter
It goes without saying that Canada is renowned around the world for its unforgettable winter seasons. Deep powder, thriving nightlife, untracked terrain and breathtaking scenery are what make it so special. Whether you’re taking the plunge alone or with a group of mates our Powder Package is the one-stop service to the most memorable experience of your life.
National Parks of the Canadian Rockies Westbound
The Rockies are a great reason to explore the Canadian West, but why stop there? We asked that question, then answered it with this trip—a sprawling, nature-rich mini-epic that melds some of Canada’s best national parks with time off the mist-shrouded shores of Vancouver Island. Loaded with diverse experiences—whale-watching, glacier hikes, hot springs and much, much more—and bookend nights in Calgary and Vancouver, you’ll stuff a lifetime’s worth of adventure into the space of a mere two weeks.
Yukon Canoe Expedition
Home to Grizzly bears, Bald eagles, otters and beavers, the Yukon territory borders Alaska and is one of the few places on Earth that can boast true wilderness. We take full advantage of the warm summer months, when daylight is almost permanent. In our canoes, we make a 400km expedition northwards from Carmacks to the historic gold-rush town of Dawson City. En route, we marvel at the serenity of snow-capped mountains, vivid lakes and pristine forest, stepping back in time to rediscover abandoned forts, wood-camps and ruins. Like true explorers, we set up camp on the tranquil riverbanks, with plenty of opportunities for chats around the fire or even a refreshing dip. Dawson City, a place of great legend, welcomes us back into civilisation, and nearby we try our luck at panning for gold!
Canadian Rockies Active Escape
Hike and bike your way through the beautiful canyons, glaciers and mountain passes that make the Canadian Rockies so enticing. This trip is perfect for the traveller who’s looking to actively explore this pristine wilderness but prefers a comfortable landing at night. You’ll hike the lush forests of the Kananaskis and Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, cycle to Maligne Canyon and experience the magnificent Icefield Parkway, Moraine Lake and Yoho and Banff national parks. Best of all, the trip begins and ends in Calgary with its convenient international airport. The only limits on this trip is group size—you don’t want to be slowed down by a large group—so dream big and get active!
Rockies Roundup
The scenery and wildlife around Banff and Jasper are incomparable and this 9-day adventure assures your experience is up to the same standards. Scamper across the Columbia Icefields and dip your toe in the emerald waters of Lake Louise—yes, it really does look like a postcard. Then put on your cowboy hat and enjoy a 2-night stay at a Kananaskis ranch—horseback riding and sumptuous western cuisine await. With mountain lodges and a good chance of spotting elk and bears, this is one heck of a trip.
Quebec and Ontario Explorer
From sugar shack maple syrup to Niagara vineyard wines of note, and French food to French fries, this 1-week trip serves up the best of central Canada. Get a hit of urban decadence in Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa and a soothing wilderness stay in lakeside cottages in Algonquin Provincial Park. You'll travel in comfortable vehicles with a local CEO there to lead the way—so you're spending your time appreciating the magnificent sites instead of figuring out how to get to them.
Hiking in the Canadian Rockies
The beautiful Canadian Rockies represent a small but magnificent part of the vast chain that runs virtually the whole length of the North American continent. Bursting with national parks and staggering scenery; emerald lakes, alpine forests, glaciers and snow-sprinkled mountains compete for our attention. We hike along an extensive network of trails in some of the best national parks, allowing quick, if sometimes strenuous, access into the impressive peaks. As we trek, wildlife will likely appear in the form of eagles, deer, moose and bear, with the added bonus of a multitude of alpine flowers carpeting the view for miles around.
British Columbia Family Adventure
British Columbia is one of the most picturesque regions in an already camera-friendly nation. Your shutter-finger (not to mention the rest of your body) will get quite the workout on this 8-day family adventure into the forests and mountains of Canada’s Pacific Northwest. Beginning with a bike ride around Vancouver’s scenic Stanley Park, you’ll ferry over to Victoria and climb into sea kayaks in search of seals. Later, you’ll enjoy a scenic drive up to Tofino, home to rainforests, hot springs and boat tours. It all wraps up with two full days of active exploration in Whistler, where the whole family can bike and raft in natural splendour. West Coast? Think ‘Best Coast.’
