Travel Blog

We might not yet be able to travel around the globe freely, but that doesn't mean that we can’t dream of where we could be travelling to in 2021.

The northern lights may be synonymous with the darkest winter months, but the upcoming spring equinox in March is actually one of the best times of year to see nature’s light show. Find out why – and where to experience your own equinox aurora.

Canada is truly iconic. From coast to coast there’s so much to love about the country, read on and discover some of our favourite facts about Canada.

Discover three truly unique things to do in the picture-perfect Canadian province of Alberta, an outdoor lover's dream destination.

Canada Travel Specialist, Lauren, describes how she fell in love with the Yukon on her visit there last autumn.

Why spending 3-days in Vancouver is the perfect gateway to the Rocky Mountains and Alaska.

Read about the best properties to stay in if you want to watch bears in the wild in Canada. Knight Inlet, Spirit Bear, Great Bear, Tweedsmuir Park and Farewell Harbour are all lodges that are perfectly located for seeing plenty of wildlife. You’ll enjoy a very warm welcome and be surrounded by spectacular scenery.

Which is the coast with the most? Will you opt for the Atlantic provinces with their spectacular whale watching and maritime history, or will you head west for First Nations culture, the Great Bear Rainforest and Inside Passage?

The Rockies are a must-see highlight on most Canada holiday itineraries, but how you choose to explore them can provide a truly unique perspective.

Lauren from our Worldwide team travelled between Banff and Vancouver on the iconic Rocky Mountaineer.

Canada Travel Specialist, Sarah, visited Newfoundland’s Gros Morne National Park to find out why the locals say that photographs just do not do this area justice.

Mountain guide Steve Miller gives his pick of the five best one-day hiking trails in British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies.