The Canadian adventure awaits you

In both summer and winter, a tailor-made trip to Canada will immerse you in the vastness of the national parks. Whether by snowmobile, seaplane, or on a self-drive tour, there are a thousand ways to discover the great Canadian outdoors.

Niagara Falls will impress even the most jaded. Time passes, but these famous falls remain the favorite destination for newlyweds from around the world. This natural site is the most photographed in the world, with a flow rate sufficient to fill a million bathtubs per second. British Columbia, in western Canada, is a must-see for nature lovers. Banff is the first national park of the Canadian Rockies. Chosen by National Geographic magazine as one of the best destinations to visit in 2017, it offers an unparalleled playground for hiking in the Valley of the Ten Peaks and the postcard view of Lake Louise with the Victoria Glacier. Relax in the pools of the Upper Hot Springs. Descending the St. Lawrence, from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, means traveling over 1,000 km of magnificent landscapes and passing through cities rich in history like Montreal and Quebec all the way to the tip of Gaspé Peninsula. Vancouver, nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Coastal Mountains, is picturesque, harmonizing nature and cosmopolitan urbanity. With its 1,200 km of trails, Jasper will delight hikers. This park offers breathtaking viewpoints and the chance to spot typical wildlife such as elk, bighorn sheep, or even grizzly bears. Don't miss a cruise on Maligne Lake to Spirit Island.

In the great outdoors, national parks, and wildlife reserves, whether by dog sled, skiing, or canoeing, the vastness and wild beauty of the land are revealed through a multitude of activities accessible to everyone. Whether you are a daring adventurer or just a vacationer in search of fresh air, these places offer a unique experience. Nature expresses itself in all its splendor, allowing everyone to rejuvenate and live unforgettable moments in the heart of breathtaking landscapes.

The environmental protection policies implemented by Canada have helped to preserve several threatened species and habitats. This concern for the environment is also reflected in the cleanliness of cities, with Ottawa, the Canadian capital, being a perfect example. However, the Conservative Party, in power during the last decade, has significantly reduced environmental protection measures while promoting the polluting exploitation of fossil fuels. This trend has been reversing since the election of Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party in 2015, although some issues remain concerning, particularly the exploitation of tar sands.