Complete Canada Guide

Our team based in Ottawa guides English-speaking travelers across a territory of nearly ten million square kilometers, from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Canada is best discovered in stages: a two-week stay is rarely enough to thoroughly cover more than one province. We often guide our clients toward coherent combinations, for example Quebec and the Maritimes in summer, or the Rockies and Vancouver in spring.

Four major regions structure most of our itineraries. Quebec, with Montreal, the Gaspé Peninsula and the Saguenay, offers the advantage of French language and a unique North American culture. Ontario combines Ottawa, Toronto and Niagara Falls with extensive lake regions like Algonquin. The Canadian Rockies, around Banff and Jasper, concentrate glaciers, turquoise lakes and wildlife of the vast landscapes. Coastal British Columbia, from Vancouver to Vancouver Island, allows you to observe whales and black bears between May and October.

Canada is also experienced through its distinct seasons: mild summers around 25°C in the south, winters at -25°C in the Yukon, and vibrant autumns in September-October in the east. Depending on your travel period and interests—wildlife, scenic highways, local gastronomy or encounters with First Nations—we build an itinerary that works on the ground.