Category: Canada

Best Ways Tourists Can Enjoy a Canadian Winter

| August 11, 2019
Sara

While many associate winter with the blues, the When else would you see and skid through snow? Here are the best ways Canada's visitors can appreciate and enjoy winter: First, Bundle Up If you have travelled all the way from the sunny side of the world, you must learn the art of layering to enjoy outdoor activities. Canadian winter averages -5 to -15 degrees Celsius, way below the freezing point. So better bring thermals, sweaters, down jackets, and long johns with you.

If you can take on the climbing and trekking challenge, give Haffner a try



Best Places to See in Canada During the Summer Season

| July 4, 2019
Sara

The Winnipeg Folk Festival offers visitors a taste of multiculturalism that is pervasive Kids will love the Arctic animals like seals and polar bears at the Assiniboine Park Zoo. After all the fun-filled activities, make sure to unwind at the Thermea by Nordik Spa-Nature. Pamper yourself with Scandinavian-style treatments as well as access to relaxing saunas and pools. Victoria, British Columbia Culture lovers and gastronomes will have a heyday in Victoria. With an abundance of unique outdoor activities and a warm summer weather, Victoria is the best place for some adrenaline-pumping adventures.

Audiophiles will love the Osheaga, Francofolies, and the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Being the world’s second largest country, Canada has a lot more to offer apart from the places we’ve mentioned here



Unique Places to Visit in Canada

| June 5, 2019
Sara

Even more interesting is the fact that the trees across the road Pingualuit Crater Lake in the Pingualuit Provincial Park, northern Quebec While the word Pingualuit translates to pimples in English, this lake looks like a giant gemstone. Popular with campers, it has the purest fresh water in the whole world. 6. Mount Thor in Baffin Island, Nunavut Thrillseekers will find rapelling Mount Thor truly heart-pumping. It has a vertical drop of 1250 meters, which is why it is not for beginners.

Guide to Canada’s Coastal Hotspots

| January 16, 2017
Sara
For someone who has lived in Canada for most of my life, I've travelled and criss-crossed this country many times. But most of my trips have been to cities, lakes or mountains. I've very rarely made it to beach. Surprising, huh? It's especially surprising when you learn that the world's second biggest country has some 260,000 kilometres of coastline. We have more beaches and coastline than almost anywhere in the world! One of the little known facts about Canada is that it has one of the longest coastlines in the world!