Travel Blog

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

Canada & Alaska travel specialist, Lauren, shares her top 9 sights from her trip to British Columbia.

Wildlife photographer George the Explorer shares his experiences from a recent visit to Quirpon Island, a little-known corner of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Are cowboys a dying breed? Head of Worldwide Product, Liz, travelled to British Columbia to find out!

2017 saw Canada celebrate its 150th anniversary. To mark the occasion, we created a not-so-quick guide of things to do... 150 things in fact.

Our Head of Worldwide Product, Liz Lunnon, took a journey to the Yukon Territory, exploring the highlights of Canada's wild west...

Vanessa and Roger Draper travelled with us on our Polar Bear Photo Safari in November, staying at the remote Seal River Heritage Lodge. Despite having limited photographic experience, with the help of an expert guide they captured some truly stunning wildlife shots, as shown below! Here they recount their adventures in the Canadian Arctic...

Canada is home to 46 national parks, featuring a variety of breathtaking landscapes and unique attractions. Read on to discover our favourites...

From the contrasting shades of Emerald Lake to dramatic aurora displays over the Yukon Valley, here are 7 of our favourite views in the Yukon...

Over three times the size of England, but with just 6% of the population, the Yukon is a truly remote and untouched wilderness. Read on for more fun facts about the Yukon.

Read our top tips and highlights for an unforgettable road trip in the Canadian Rockies.

Polar bears can weigh 600kg and sprint over 25mph. They are fearless, powerful hunters that can smell you coming from miles away. This is where Polar Rovers come in.