Spanning 3 acres of non-stop attractions, this year-round water park boasts 16 thrilling slides, wave pools, a beach club, adults-only jacuzzis, and tons more.
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This small coastal town in Nova Scotia is a foodie paradise with delicious restaurants and festivals that are centered on their locally-caught seafood.
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Explore the charming Québec mountain town where you can camp near a lake and partake in watersports, or enjoy an aerial adventure at a zip line park.
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From cobblestone streets to buzzing cafés and markets, this Montréal neighborhood blends heritage, gastronomy, and creativity into an irresistible getaway.
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Stunning stacks called flowerpots, 4,000-year-old caves, historic shipwrecks, and gorgeous hikes in rugged Canadian nature awaits at this idyllic island.
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This roadside rest stop has a special pool of clear water that looks transported from a tropical island, complete with rope swing and picturesque scenery.
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This Vancouver Island city is home to dozens of beautiful carved totems and a bustling, walkable downtown that's home to eclectic shops, restaurants, and more.
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This epic trail in Canada is actually hundreds of trails rolled into one, crossing wildly diverse landscapes in every province and connecting three oceans.
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This Nova Scotian city is known for its lively atmosphere, walkable downtown waterfront, and plenty of great attractions and foods to check out.
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Discover the film hub that's surrounded by gorgeous natural beauty, which has been declared the most livable city in North America for 2025.
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Whether you're into sauna and cold plunge, hot stone massage, going to hammam, or reflexology, this ulta-luxe spa opening on Lake Louise is a wellness paradise.
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You probably don't think of tropical creatures and exotic waterfalls when you think of Canada, but this town has both -- and a spot where goats are the GOATs.
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This town in Nova Scotia is a seaside paradise, where visitors can embark on sailing tours to see wildlife, shop downtown, and enjoy fresh seafood.
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This underrated Ontario wine region is the warmest in the country. Situated on Lake Erie, enjoy the sunny weather over a glass of local riesling.
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No need to arrive hours early here, this poorly ranked Canadian airport only has one restaurant, no lounge, and is only served by a handful of airlines.
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Head up to Canada's Yukon Territory for a truly enjoyable experience out in the beauty of nature.
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A lake covered in polka dots might sound like something straight out of a Dr. Seuss book, but British Columbia is home to this one-of-a-kind wonder.
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This provincial park in Canada is famous for its many cascades and waterfalls, including the fourth tallest waterfall in the country. Find out more.
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America’s national parks have weathered significant changes in 2025. Instead of fighting with U.S. crowds, head north to witness Canada’s gorgeous nature.
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A holiday in the French countryside isn't always the most practical travel option. Thankfully, you can recreate the feeling in this countryside Quebec town.
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This magical forest in Canada is a family-friendly attraction with more than 350 carved fairytale figurines and the tallest treehouse in British Columbia.
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Vancouver and Seattle often steal the West Coast culinary spotlight, but this nearby small town punches well above its weight when it comes to eating well.
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Wander an elevated boardwalk through lush rainforest and towering canyon walls to uncover a hidden 60-foot waterfall just outside Vancouver.
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With over 150,000 lakes and rivers in the area, this Canadian city has much to offer, including a strong Finnish influence on the food, history, and culture.
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From rugged coastal trails to remote cabins, this quaint Newfoundland town is offering visitors the opportunity to be its only visitor with luxe solo retreats.
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A village near Ottawa is a destination where hikers can challenge themselves and be rewarded with a view, and skiers of all abilities are welcome.
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From 1961 until its apparent closure in 2025, this marine park near the iconic Niagara Falls has had a controversial yet nostalgic history for many Canadians.
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