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Canada is famous for its size. It's huge. Coast to coast the country boasts an impressive abundance of natural merits: unique wildlife, protected forested areas and wild waters. A combination of all of these make holidays in Canada a must for travellers from around the world.

Essentials in Canada

Travellers can't help but love Canada. Cosmopolitan cities like Toronto and Montreal please, historical cities like Quebec and St. John's don't disappoint and when it comes to spending time outdoors, practically 10 million sq km are your playground.

Banff National Park: Big mountains, wild yak, unwavering pine forests, turquoise-coloured lakes, glaciers, hot-springs, grizzly bears, Black Diamond ski runs... this is just the beginning of Banff. Every view will take your breathe away.

Old Quebec: Reminiscent of Old World France, Quebec City is a city to be rivalled. Looking out onto the great St. Lawrence River, the old town serves up café-au-lait in over-crowded cafés for a couple of dollars. It's charming and like no other place in North America.

Toronto: Don't judge Toronto's sprawling suburbs too quickly. This city is a culture magnet, with 1 in 2 Torontonians coming from some place else. Immigration and cultural diversity live strongly here in its different boroughs. All you have to do is save enough time to discover them all.

Niagara Falls: While not the tallest waterfall, Niagara is all about power... more than 1 million bathtubs full of water fall over its edge a second. It roars, sprays and delights. You know it's something to see when it continuously attracts 14 million tourists a year.

Queen Charlotte Islands: Also known as Canada's Galapagos Islands, the Queen Charlotte Islands are the hub of First Nation's Haida culture. From towering totem poles to fire dances, crafts and stories, a trip to these islands and its unique old-growth forests is a trip like none other.

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Accommodations in Canada

Hotels in Canada come in all sizes and price points, depending where you are. More than hotels you can find bed & breakfasts in almost every city, which are cosier, usually more expensive but much more personal than the franchise hotels that have floated up from the US.

In regards to hotels though, the offers are similar in price as in the USA. You'll always find a motel or inn along the highway and especially on the outskirts of large cities. If you are travelling long-haul by car, they offer clean rooms, general good amenities for a decent price. On top of that, parking is free, unlike hotels in the city centre.