Our trips in Canada

How to Choose Your Circuit in Canada?

Canada reveals itself through coherent geographical sections. We advise against crossing the country from east to west in less than three weeks: distances are exhausting and transitions dilute the experience. A stay of 13 to 17 days allows you to explore a large region in depth, for example Quebec-Maritimes or Rockies-Vancouver. To combine two provinces or include a loop in the Far North, plan for 18 days or more. Oriane and our team guide you toward the combination that suits your season and pace, avoiding overcrowded itineraries where you spend more time driving than experiencing the places.

Different Types of Circuits

Our cultural circuits focus on Montreal, Quebec, Acadian communities and encounters with First Nations in British Columbia or Yukon. For lovers of wide open spaces, our adventure itineraries include canoeing in Algonquin, glacier hiking in the Rockies, grizzly bear watching and dog sledding in Yukon. Family trips prioritize reasonable distances, lodge and cabin accommodations, whale watching outings in Tadoussac and parks suited for children. Each circuit remains adjustable: we build the itinerary with you, never from a catalogue.

What is the Best Season?

From June to September, the country reveals itself under optimal conditions: temperatures of 20 to 28°C, national parks open, wildlife active and nights still bright. September-October offer Indian summer in the East, peak season for Quebec and Ontario, with maples turning red from mid-September. Canadian winter, from December to March, offers another perspective of the country: northern lights in Yukon, skiing in the Rockies, snowmobiling and dog sledding in Quebec, with temperatures dropping to -25°C. April-May should be avoided in the East (thaw) but suit the Pacific coast.

Our Quality Commitment

Oriane leads our Canada agency from Ottawa, with an English-speaking team that travels the country year-round to test accommodations, local guides and services. We work directly with lodges, partner Indigenous communities and field naturalists: no intermediaries, no imposed hotel chains. Our agency is APST certified and registered with Atout France, your payment is secure and your trip covered in case of unforeseen circumstances. During your stay, an English-speaking emergency line remains available 24/7. Upon your return, we discuss your experience to refine our itineraries: it is this ongoing dialogue that makes the difference.