Regions of Canada

Alberta, it’s all about the wildlife and the landscapes. No matter how you intend to view this amazing region of Canada, car, bike, foot, coach or rail, spectacular scenery will emerge around every corner for you.

Atlantic Canada or Canada’s East Coast has thousands of miles to explore. Its rugged coastline, tiny fishing villages, breathtaking national parks and warm Celtic hospitality make this a unique part of Canada to explore

Located on the west coast is Canada’s third largest province British Columbia and more than likely this is where your Canadian experience will begin.

One of the last great wilderness regions, Canada’s North is an unspoilt beauty of natural terrain. The Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut make up this unique landscape of rugged mountain ranges, raging waterfalls and untamed rivers.

For culture, cuisine and sophistication Ontario is the place to go in Canada. It is home to Canada’s biggest city Toronto: a metropolis full of multicultural arts, fantastic food and great entertainment. Ontario is also home to Niagara Falls, Ottawa and enough national parks to keep you hiking and canoeing for months.

Quebec is the only Canadian province that is predominantly French speaking and whose sole official language is French. The two main cities in Quebec are Quebec City and Montreal, both with their own French flair and sophistication.

Home of the Prairies Saskatchewan and Manitoba is wide open spaces as far as the eye can see. Located in the Midwest of Canada this area is perfect for those who love the great outdoors.