Our Canada vacations & tours

Our Canada vacations are all about wilderness immersion, with spectacular wildlife encounters near-guaranteed. Small group and tailor made tours prioritise animal welfare, and expert guides ensure you get amazing views while abiding by codes of behaviour. Admiring grizzly bears in British Columbia, kayaking with whales off Vancouver Island, hiking with elk in the Rockies or spying polar bears from Manitoba – Canada is a wildlife-watcher’s paradise. Many of our trips bring Indigenous businesses to the fore, heading for wilderness lodges and art trails, and celebrating the roles local communities play in stewarding the wilderness.

Our top Canada vacations

Western Canada vacation, rail and Rockies

From £6250
15 days ex flights
Rockies, Whistler & Vancouver Island by car & rail

British Columbia wildlife vacation, whales and bears

From US $9360 to US $9830
9 days ex flights
Rugged scenery and wildlife of Western Canada
Small group2027: 20 Aug, 9 Sep, 19 Sep

Western Canada self drive vacation

From £4250
13 days ex flights
A classic Western Canada self drive itinerary

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies vacation

From US $2345 to US $2715
8 days ex flights
Uncover the awe-inspiring beautiful Canadian Rockies on foot
Small group2027: 22 May, 25 May, 29 May, 1 Jun, 5 Jun, 8 Jun, 12 Jun, 15 Jun, 19 Jun, 22 Jun, 26 Jun, 29 Jun, 3 Jul, 6 Jul, 10 Jul, 13 Jul, 17 Jul, 20 Jul, 24 Jul, 27 Jul, 31 Jul, 3 Aug, 7 Aug, 10 Aug, 14 Aug, 17 Aug, 19 Aug, 21 Aug, 24 Aug, 28 Aug, 31 Aug, 4 Sep, 7 Sep, 11 Sep, 14 Sep, 16 Sep, 18 Sep, 21 Sep, 2028: 20 May, 23 May, 27 May, 30 May, 3 Jun, 6 Jun, 10 Jun, 13 Jun, 17 Jun, 20 Jun, 24 Jun, 27 Jun, 1 Jul, 4 Jul, 8 Jul ...

Canada self drive wildlife vacation

From £3820
11 days ex flights
The ultimate roadtrip adventure to view whales and bears
Tailor made

Quebec self drive vacation, Canada

From £4250
12 days ex flights
Gourmet food, whales and fjords in Quebec

Family kayaking tour, Vancouver Island

From CA $2495
4 days ex flights
The perfect family adventure in a wilderness paradise
Small group2027: 15 Jul, 21 Jul, 5 Aug, 11 Aug

Baffin Island cruising expedition, Canada

From £7125 to £16845
17 days ex flights
Expert led, polar bears belugas, narwhals, inuit culture
Small group2027: 16 Aug, 1 Sep, 13 Sep, 15 Sep, 2028: 15 Sep

Churchill polar bear watching tour

From US $9492 to US $11184
7 days ex flights
The world’s most coveted polar bear expedition!
Tailor made
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About our Canada vacations

Going on an adventure

Canadian mountains, rivers and oceans aren’t just for looking at – they’re for hiking, snowshoeing, white water rafting and kayaking. Canadians are experts at making the seemingly inaccessible accessible, so don’t let traveling with kids or specific accessibility requirements put you off. Our adventure vacations in Canada run nearly year-round, so you can track bears with an expert guide in spring, hike the peaks and plateaus of the Canadian Rockies in summer, kayak the orca bays of Vancouver Island in autumn, and mush between ex-goldmining towns in the Yukon in winter. Many of our trips use camping, to avoid permanent structures in wilderness areas.

Canadian Rockies

The Canadian Rockies are the 1,600km-long finishing flourish of the Rocky Mountain chain. From the US, they barge through the border into Alberta, threading north-west through Banff and Jasper national parks, carving out glacier fields, luminous turquoise lakes and hot springs along the way. Canada is even bigger and journey times are even longer than you might think, especially on sidewinding Rocky Mountain roads, so do take your time. Most of our Canadian Rockies vacations last at least 10 days, so that you have time to settle into forest campsites and get stuck into full-day hikes with a local guide.

British Columbia, Canada

We’ve thought of a more apt name for British Columbia: Bear Country. This sprawling province in Western Canada bundles together 900 provincial parks and protected areas, a 26,000km-long coastline that faces the whale-rich Pacific Ocean, and Vancouver Island – and there’s still plenty of room to spare. Most of our vacations to British Columbia focus on the wildlife that roams here, from grizzly bears to free-range elk. You might stay in one of our eco lodges, which use wind and solar for their power, and windows instead of televisions. And using the services of a Metis guide for some of your trip will give you expert insight into the land and nature.

Taking the family

Our family vacations in Canada often head out to the wild west. Here, the jigsaw of national parks is well-supplied with kid-friendly campsites and smooth roads. You could have one of our tailor made vacations fitted to your brood’s requirements, but for older kids small group trips are often the best way to go. Between the campfire stories, cookouts and easy hikes, the kids will make friends for life. Plus, you’ll get a guide who can keep your children’s attention with stories about the bear forests and Indigenous kayaking routes you’re exploring. Just be sure to stock up on trail mix and root beer for the long drives.

Watching willdife

Many travelers seeking out critters in Canada have one beast on their mind: the inimitable bear. Our wildlife vacations in Canada put you in the hands of expert guides who can search for black, grizzly and even the near-mythical spirit bear in British Columbia and Alberta. And our polar bear tours in Canada are the crème de la crème. You can often see pods of belugas and narwhals on the same trip when you go to Churchill, the self-crowned “Polar Bear Capital of the World”. You’re most likely to see cetaceans on the westerly Pacific Coast, where over 10 species of whales and orca chase salmon and seals.

Types of tours & vacations in Canada

Our small group vacations to Canada are truly small, no big crowds here, putting you in league with a bunch of similarly minded explorers. They’re often best for solo travelers and those on a budget, as you can choose to share rooms or tents and easily meet new people. Our walking vacations are the best way to see the secretive trails originally trod by Aboriginal Canadians. And really, almost every vacation to Canada is an adventure vacation. You might begin and wind down with a few days in Vancouver, Montreal or Toronto, but in-between you’ll strike out into sky-nudging mountain terrain, bump across polar bear tundra, or sail to islands surrounded by whale-y great ocean.

Our Canada vacations reviews

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Siobhan Peters12 Sep 2026
Most memorable was seeing so much wildlife in such beautiful places... It was brilliant. Our guide, Storm Simpson, was exceptional.read more
Lawrence Miller21 Feb 2026
Mind-blowing. It was meant to be a vacation of a lifetime to celebrate a special birthday and more than lived up to that.read more
Joanne Gartenberg03 Feb 2026
The tour was exceptionally well-organized and our guide was amazing. It seemed he thought of everything!read more
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