Atlantic Canada, located on the east coast of Canada, comprises four provinces: New Brunswick , Newfoundland and Labrador , Nova Scotia , and Prince Edward Island . The region offers a wealth of outdoor experiences, from wildlife encounters to exhilarating water adventures, making it a must-visit destination. Spectacular wildlife, including puffins and numerous species of migratory whales, adds to the allure, while the icebergs of Newfoundland and Labrador and tidal bore rafting on Nova Scotia’s side of the Bay of Fundy provide unforgettable experiences. Prince Edward Island offers first-class trails and stunning red sand cliffs. It truly is a paradise, no matter how you choose to explore it. In New Brunswick, take in views that will take your breath away. Hike through beautiful landscapes, or paddle or cycle your way across the province. With ocean views, forests, and the Appalachian Mountains, there is no shortage of things to do.

Alberta is a year-round playground for adventure seekers, where vast wild spaces invite exploration, and every season brings new thrills. With bucket-list wilderness escapes and adrenaline-fuelled activities, there is no shortage of ways to challenge yourself and connect with nature. The province’s scenic road trips are as memorable as the destinations themselves, whether you are cruising through towering mountain ranges, past golden canola fields, or alongside striking hoodoo formations. Alberta is easy to get to with an international airport in Calgary. This is the main gateway with Westjet and Air Canada offering direct flights.

Nestled in the upper northwest corner of Canada, bordering Alaska, it is the country’s most accessible northern destination. Located partly in the Arctic Circle, this vast, untamed land is home to Canada’s highest peak at 5,959 metres, Mount Logan, and the world’s largest non-polar icefields in Kluane National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With nearly 80% of the region remaining pristine wilderness, you will discover soaring 5,000-metre peaks, sweeping forested valleys, crystal-clear lakes, and an abundance of iconic wildlife. For those seeking adventure and awe-inspiring beauty, the Yukon offers an experience unlike anywhere else in North America.

Atlantic Canada is a coastal paradise filled with breath-taking vistas, rich history, vibrant traditions, plentiful outdoor adventures, friendly local characters, and, of course, the freshest seafood. Explore New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, each offering its own distinct charm. Visit Atlantic Canada and discover the wonders of these provinces for yourself.

Atlantic Canada, located in Eastern Canada made up of four provinces, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, is a coastal wonderland that enchants visitors with its breathtaking vistas, rich history, and vibrant traditions. Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless adventure opportunities, while those seeking cultural immersion will encounter local characters and charming communities. And no visit to Atlantic Canada is complete without indulging in its world-renowned seafood, freshly harvested from the pristine waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

In the northwest of Canada where eighty percent of the area is wilderness, lies the Yukon. With friendly locals, wildlife to observe, activities to immerse yourself in and fascinating history to explore, this destination makes for the perfect fly-drive holiday.

Lace up your boots and hit the back country. With trails at your doorstep for exploring, hiking is the best way of seeing the province on a fly drive holiday. There are areas suitable for all levels of hiking, from the congenial leisure walk to the avid hiker. Head to Saskatoon at the Meewasin Valley, this area offers over 105 km of trails across 67 square km of land. It provides year-round adventure and sightseeing opportunities in the heart of beautiful Saskatoon. Benefit from the well-maintained, multi-use pathways to cycle, jog or walk the scenic riverbank trails. Sections of the Meewasin Trail are also part of the Trans Canada Trail which extends almost 24,000 km across Canada from coast to coast. Keen for a challenge? Look at some of the best back country hiking at places like Prince Albert National Park, Lac La Ronge, Meadow Lake- and Narrow Hills Provincial Park in the north or Grasslands National Park and Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park in the south.

With three different water ways and an UNESCO heritage site, Ottawa is the place to explore. Take a trip down the Rideau Canal or explore the ByWard market. Walk along Parliament Hill and through acres of woodland and royal trees planted by dignitaries.

Imagine swimming thousands of miles to find that special someone. Whales complete this every single year, known as a whale migration, to find suitable habitat for feeding and reproducing. In British Columbia, these stunning orcas, also known as killer whales, are a prominent site and seeing them is a once in a lifetime experience. As well as orcas, expect to find humpback whales, grey whales and minke whales. These amazing creatures call BC their home from April to October. When the sun is out the whales come to play. From tail flukes to pectoral slaps, go for a whale watching trip and you can bask in their playful nature and enjoy the sunset with a relaxing drink, perfect for families and solo travellers. You can also go paddleboarding with orcas for a unique perspective from the water to see these magnificent creatures. You must, of course, always keep four hundred metres away from them for their safety and yours.