Summer In Canada

Beginning in Vancouver, see the sights including Stanley Park and historic Gastown. From there, head north for four days at Echo Valley Ranch & Spa. Practice yoga, ride horses and hike everything from mountains to marshland. Driving south, you’ll retrace your steps to the resort town of Whistler. With ample activities to choose from, enjoy bear viewing, horseback riding, or ride an ATV.

This trip showcases the best of the famous Clayoquot Sound, Vancouver, and Whistler. With three nights each at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler and Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge, and two nights at the Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver, you’ll experience three exquisite hotels in three distinct and beautiful pockets of B.C.

The most Northerly lodge on earth, Arctic Watch on Somerset Island is a world-class wildlife observation site and an extraordinary wilderness resort. Spot beluga whales, muskox, polar bears, or Arctic fox, paddleboard atop frigid Arctic waters or visit one of the many historical sites frozen in time with remnants of the past.

This trip showcases the unique province of Newfoundland and the remarkable Fogo Island Inn. Visit the colorful town of St. Johns’s, exploring the Cape Spear Lighthouse and Cabot Tower. Traveling to the edge of the earth you’ll spend four days at the Fogo Island Inn, where (depending on the season) you’ll watch whales, paddle alongside icebergs and meet the artisan locals of Joe Batt’s Arm.

Visit cosmopolitan Vancouver before flying to Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort. Named by National Geographic as one of their Unique Lodges of the World, guests may choose to go helicopter fishing, picnic on a glacier or go paddleboarding among porpoises.

Deep in British Columbia (nearing the Yukon border) is the Nakina River. A short helicopter ride from Atlin, BC, your days will be spent grizzly bear viewing like never before. Stroll the river’s edge and come face-to-face with these majestic bears, accompanied by a world-renowned grizzly bear expert and guide.

This trip pairs cosmopolitan Montréal and Québec City with the outdoor playground of the Laurentian Mountain region. Enjoy a private walking tour of Old Montréal, and breathe the fresh air of Mont Tremblant and Sacacomie. Completing your journey is a visit to Québec City, where you’ll enjoy a privately guided tour stopping at all the world-famous landmarks.

Explore Niagara Falls in style, with a three-night stay at the historic Prince of Wales Hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Discover Canada’s fruit belt and largest wine-producing region on a private wine tour including a gourmet lunch.

This quintessential west coast trip introduces you to one of British Columbia’s crown jewels, the Desolation Sound. Located within BC’s Discovery Islands and accessible only by air or sea, Sonora Resort provides guests with the ultimate setting for outdoor exploration and tranquil relaxation. Rounding out your exploration is two days in Vancouver, where culture and history collide.