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Canada captivates travelers with its immense scale, pristine wilderness, and multicultural cities that feel both cosmopolitan and close to nature. From the dramatic Rocky Mountains in Alberta and the glacier-fed lakes of Banff and Jasper to the coastal beauty of British Columbia, the country offers a remarkable mix of outdoor adventure and urban exploration. Cities such as Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec City add distinctive character, blending world-class dining, arts, and history with easy access to parks, waterfronts, and seasonal festivals.
Highlights include scenic train journeys, wildlife watching, hiking, skiing, canoeing, and road trips through some of North America’s most spectacular landscapes. Travelers can experience Niagara Falls, the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, the northern lights in parts of Yukon and the Northwest Territories, and French-Canadian culture in Quebec. Practical tips: Canada is vast, so internal flights or careful route planning are important; weather varies greatly by region and season, so pack in layers; and booking accommodations, national park stays, and summer transport well in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak travel months.
The best time to visit Canada is from July to September, when travel popularity peaks and the weather is generally warm, pleasant, and ideal for sightseeing, national parks, and road trips. October is also a strong option for fewer crowds and beautiful fall foliage, while summer remains the best all-around season for first-time visitors.
Leaves turn to red, the nights are getting colder, Seasons will change, the clock ticks on… Leaves fill the trees as the days are getting warmer, Days turn to years, the clock...
On Tuesday, I went to Revelstoke National Park. To get there, I had to drive on the Trans Canada Highway. When I wanted to turn onto the highway, I saw a trapper with a sign...
From Castlegar, we drove to Radium the next morning via Creston. Creston is known for its local fruit stands. We couldn't resist the fresh fruit and bought plums, small...
After our first weekend in Castlegar, we headed to Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park. In Nelson, we made a stop to replenish our food supplies. The many historic buildings from...
11.09.2014 After a coffee from the gas station in Carmacks , we continue at 9:30 am. The coffee in the room would probably have tasted like sulfur. Breakfast is canceled....
15.09.2014 We oversleep the alarm, or it didn't ring - it doesn't matter, because I'm awake at 7.00am and it's dense fog. It's no use going back to the bears in this weather,...
Here we go! Our first flight and the first days on the road.
Well I left my happy home To see what I could find out I left my folk and friends With the aim to clear my mind out Well I hit the rowdy road And many kinds I met there And...
Boarding the ferry at Horseshoe Bay is quick and easy. Cars, trucks, and Verny's all drive onto the ferry on two levels. We only go forward, so the guides don't have much to do...
Yes! We're done! We arrive at the gate to Jasper National Park on Thursday, September 6th! We will immediately get a combo annual pass for Jasper, Yoho, Lake Louise, and Banff...
21.05.-23.05.2018 After relaxing and recharging our energy in Crazy Creek, we continued our journey towards Banff National Park. Most of the photos you see of (Western) Canada...
Our balcony
Currently, we are primarily focused on earning money so that we can soon afford our road trip through the USA....
After ten minutes, I am standing on US American soil somewhat unbelievably. And there is also wifi in the nature park.
Now I have been in Toronto for almost 2 months and time is flying by so quickly. In the meantime, I have settled in well and experienced quite a lot. My week usually consists of...
It has been quiet around us for a while, the last 5 weeks we have traveled about 8000km in our 'luxury camper'. We drove from national park to national park on the Trans-Canada...
Mt. Robson
Upon arriving in Toronto, I met up with Leo, whom I had met on Facebook, in a parking lot in the city. The next day, we planned to go to Niagara Falls together. First, we drove...
January 23, 2017 After the ham and cheese disaster in Argentina (I'm sure Natalja and Raffi will mention this in their guest blog post (soon to follow)..), I stocked up on fresh...
Montreal welcomed us today with bad weather, but there's appropriate clothing and a Decathlon downtown where you can purchase it. Unfortunately, we forgot a few things this time....
What a fantastic week. The weather was mostly amazing, the hosts were wonderful (thank you Pam and Dani), and the place was simply magical. Thank you Dani and Pam for this...
Long stretches through forests and steppes. Even a moose crossed the road 😊 while picking up the last missing products in Walmart: 20 CHF stroller and 10 booster seat). And...
This museum was very interesting and cool 😎 There was a Native American corner, a gold panning station, an old house with real items inside, and much more..... 🐻Lavinia❤️
Hello everyone, we are still on the road. First, a brief summary of our vehicle problem in Kenora: No workshop could help us with the issue. In general, it is the case in...
Hello everyone, we spent a few days in Elk Island National Park and went canoeing there again. We then continued through the province of Saskatchewan. Here we discovered a...
Super cozy accommodation, slumber bed 😴 When we wake up, goats and chickens are in the garden outside 😅 We have mostly planned our day on foot today. In the north, we visit a...
A Hole in the Rock & splashing in the rock pool
We sleep in today (it's raining here in the morning anyway... Our first conscious rain in 3 weeks in Canada since the warm hail shower in Golden halfway through) and enjoy a bit...
We're sleeping in today without an alarm clock 😊 It's nice! Since we have booked a kayaking tour this afternoon, we’re not planning too much for the morning. We're visiting the...
We enjoy the short stay in the hotel-like Guest House (5 rooms) with a king-size bed 😊 Only the dripping rain gutter outside our room wakes us up briefly around 5 o'clock 😅...