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Experiences you have as you travel often hold the longest memories. As part of their research trips, our specialists seek out authentic ways to get to know Canada, and the best local guides. These activities reflect some of their best-loved experiences.
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Pathways of the Algonquin — 3 Days
This three-day adventure is based at the Algonquin Log Cabin Lodge. This small, rustic lodge is located at the northwest corner of Algonquin Provincial Park, famous for wildlife and natural beauty. Situated on Surprise Lake, the log cabin combines a scenic and peaceful location with knowledgeable wilderness guides, warm hospitality and an intimate ambiance.
Clayoquot Sound Black Bear Watching
From April to October, it is possible to have an intimate black bear watching experience in the beautiful, calm water environment of the legendary Clayoquot Sound.
Great Bear Lodge Adventure — 4 Days
Great Bear Lodge offers one of the most unique and personal bear viewing experiences in western Canada. Surrounded by the Great Bear Rainforest of western British Columbia, guests discover a quiet sanctuary from which to view, photograph and understand bears.
Puffin & Whale Watching
Step on board for a 90-minute catamaran nature cruise from Bay Bulls to Witless Bay. Come and see the majestic whales frolic in their natural habitat.
Grizzly Bears of Bute Cove
Bute is a pristine river valley and is home to 40 resident grizzly bears. The inlet is also the historic home of the Homalco First Nation, one of the Coast Salish Indigenous peoples whose guides will meet you when you disembark and accompany you along the Orford River Valley.
Old Montréal Walking Tour
Enjoy a private three-hour walking tour focusing on more than 360 years of history. With a private guide, you will discover how Montréal was settled by the French, conquered by the English and achieved the status of a great and fun metropolis in the 20th and 21st centuries.
Grizzly Bears of Khutzeymateen by Light Aircraft
The three-hour tour includes a spectacular float plane or helicopter ride to the Khutzeymateen and a tranquil two hours grizzly bear watching from the safety of our Zodiac boat that takes a maximum of 10 guests.
Fundy National Park Hike
Enjoy a four-hour guided hike from the Big Salmon River Suspension Bridge, along a scenic riverside hiking trail to Hearst Lodge.
Dinosaur Badlands Tour
Enter the Alberta Badlands at Horseshoe Canyon and begin an exciting search for dinosaur tracks at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology with a two-hour exploration.
Tree Trek Canopy Walk
Embark on a fully guided ecology based tour that takes guests through the treetops on a series of suspension bridges and observation platforms.
Tweedsmuir Lodge grizzly bear viewing
Tweedsmuir Park Lodge offers some fantastic opportunities for bear watching within Tweedsmuir Provincial Park. The scenery is simply stunning and encompasses the Coast Mountains, pristine river valleys and the remote Chilcotin Plateau.
Mount Edith Cavell Tour
Retrace the steps of Canada’s historic fur traders and experience the jagged mountain peaks, shimmering glaciers, crystal clear lakes and abundant wildlife of Mount Edith Cavell.
Halifax Harbour Sailing Trip
Take in the sights of Halifax’s waterfront and enjoy the view of this charming and historic city with miles of shoreline guarded by Georges Island and its graceful lighthouse.
Calgary Stampede Rodeo
The atmosphere at the rodeo is electric as you watch the toughest champions and livestock as they fight it out in bareback riding, bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc, steer wrestling and tie-down roping.
Percé Rock & Bonaventure Island Cruise
Join a discovery cruise of the majestic Percé Rock and the seabird sanctuary on Bonaventure Island. The cruise boats allow you to get up close to the rock and the island to admire the scenic beauty and observe the fascinating wildlife.
Heli-hiking — 4 Days
Spend four days exploring remote mountain trails reached only by helicopter. You’ll stay in a secluded mountainside lodge whose expert guides will lead you out on hikes each day, planning a route to suit your small group’s interests and ability.
Québec City Walking Tour
This delightful walking tour visits all the major sights of the old city in a downhill fashion at a leisurely pace. Professional guides make sure that you gain a good understanding of the history and the everyday-life of this World Heritage Site.
Western Brook Pond Tour
The 16 kilometre-long pond with a depth of 165 metres is home to Atlantic salmon, brook trout and Arctic char, as well as an unusual colony of cliff nesting gulls.
The Canadian train
Considered one of the world’s great rail journeys, The Canadian offers the ultimate transcontinental train trip.
Mountain Lakes & Waterfalls Tour
Discover the rugged beauty of Banff and Yoho National Parks and other spectacular natural landmarks on this guided coach tour of the Rocky Mountains. Enjoy hiking or simply appreciate the beautiful mountain scenery.
The Ocean
A rail journey on The Ocean between Montréal and Halifax provides a wonderful glimpse of Canada’s past.
Lake Louise to Jasper Tour
Travel from Jasper to Lake Louise with a guide and learn all about the famous mountain characters that made their mark on one of the world's most spectacular mountain highways.
Dog sledding tour in the Callaghan Valley
Explore the ancient forests of the Callaghan Valley as you mush your own team of huskies, stopping at an abandoned camp on Totem Lake to learn about the old fur trappers.
Yoho National Park Guided Hiking
Enjoy a half day guided hike in the stunning Yoho National Park. The hike is approximately three to four hours long, and departs from Moraine Lake Lodge.
Mount Assiniboine and Gloria Glacier helicopter tour
Soar over the Canadian Rockies in a helicopter, passing through the Spray Valley and Goat Range Pass, before spotting the majestic Mount Assiniboine and the Gloria Glacier.
Maligne Canyon ice walk
Explore the frozen creek bed and ancient rock formations of Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park, looking out for ice climbers and ending up alongside the meandering Maligne River.
Johnston Canyon ice walk
Strap ice cleats to your boots and experience the ancient rock, frozen waterfalls and snowy woodland trails of Johnston Canyon on a guided ice walk.
Snowshoe tour of Jasper’s alpine wilderness
Follow your local guide through the pristine landscapes of Jasper National Park, hiking through deep snow with snowshoes on your boots, keeping an eye out for animal tracks.
Whistler helicopter tour with glacier landing
Experience a bird’s eye view of Whistler and its surrounding mountain peaks on a private helicopter flight, landing on the 12,000-year-old glacier on Rainbow Mountain.
Lake Louise winter tour
Look out for courageous ice climbers at the ancient Marble Canyon, before heading to Lake Louise for a spot of ice skating, snowshoeing, afternoon tea, or even a horse-drawn sleigh ride.
Frozen waterfall ice climbing experience
Learn how to safely navigate yourself up a frozen waterfall, using ice axes and crampons, experiencing one of the most exhilarating Canadian winter activities.
Guided fat-bike tour in Mont-Tremblant
Cycle through the snowy Mont-Tremblant landscape on an electrically-powered fat-tyre bicycle, exploring the scenic landscape and enjoying plenty of fresh air.
Snowmobiling in Mont-Tremblant
Travel along the extensive trails of the Saint Agathe area on your high-tech snowmobile, moving quickly through the winter landscape and enjoying a healthy dose of adrenaline.
Snowshoe tour on the Medicine Trail
Follow the paths of the old trappers into the Callaghan Valley forests, learning about the medicinal value of the plants that grow here, and sampling healing teas.
Snowshoe adventure at the Continental Divide
Get off the beaten track on a snowshoe adventure at the Continental Divide, hiking through the peaceful wilderness with your guide and making maple taffy on a secluded frozen lake.
The Skeena train
Plunging deep into the wilds of British Columbia, the Skeena takes you on a 1,160 kilometre journey past the highest peaks of the Rockies, countless lakes, waterfalls, frontier settlements and forested mountain slopes.
Morning snowmobile tour with hearty log cabin breakfast
Travel through Whistler’s snowy backcountry trails on a powerful snowmobile, stopping at a wooden cabin for a hot Yukon-style breakfast, cooked on a traditional wood stove.
