11 Biggest Things That Surprise Americans Visiting Canada
It's easy to think Canadian and American culture are intermingled, but North American neighbors can be surprised by what they find over the border.
Read MoreIt's easy to think Canadian and American culture are intermingled, but North American neighbors can be surprised by what they find over the border.
Read MoreEscape into Ontario's nature on foot, car, or motorcycle, and experience its beautiful lakes and stunning views during the day, or stop and stay overnight.
Read MoreA scenic Sunshine Coast getaway offers waterfront stays, an artsy local scene, fishing, paddling, and hiking with mountain and coastal views all around.
Read MoreHistory and harbor views come together delightfully at this scenic little Canadian town near Lake Huron, with floating hotels and living heritage all around.
Read MoreStep into a storybook village surrounded by picturesque farmlands and rolling hills in Quebec, where farm-to-table food meets modern art galleries.
Read MoreA small Ontario escape on Lake Erie has sandy shores, local food, craft brews, and a relaxed waterfront setting that works well for an easy weekend away.
Read MoreThis tiny town has been featured in several high-profile TV shows, and it's home to several cozy parks, popular shops, and well-reviewed restaurants.
Read MoreMany restaurants around the world have long and storied pasts — including being sites for chilling ghost stories. Here's where to go for a spooky time.
Read MoreOff British Columbia's coast, a tiny Canadian island village offers exceptional whale watching, Indigenous culture, historic waterfronts, and nature trails.
Read MoreLooking for a coastal getaway filled with breathtaking views, fresh seafood, and outdoor adventure? This Canadian gem's got you covered.
Read MoreExplore quiet coves, cast a line, and roam wild forests while surrounded by remote and rugged natural beauty at Nova Scotia's largest artificial lake.
Read MoreThis provincial park has a quiet, undiscovered hiking trail and wilderness camping options, with lakeside tent pads and sweeping views of the valley below.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Canadian coastal park pairs ocean views, various campsites, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife with a peaceful, uncrowded setting.
Read MoreLocated inside Pacific Rim National Park, this Vancouver Island spot offers forested paths for quiet walks, locations for storm watching, and rich history.
Read MoreFor a pristine hideaway full of kayaking, camping, views, and wildlife, head to Canada's secluded and serene Gulf Island that is a bit off the beaten path.
Read MoreThis small Canadian coastal town delivers ocean views, local shops, cozy cafes, fresh seafood, beaches, and a laid-back East Coast atmosphere by the water.
Read MoreSupport local businesses, explore a scenic park, and, of course, catch the stunning annual rodeo that will leave you with many memories of this Alberta town.
Read MoreBritish Columbia offers tourists a lot to see, whether it's the big city or the remote islands. If you head to this village, you can even spot sea otters.
Read MoreYou may not think "beachfront" when thinking about Lake Erie, but this grand park offers beach access, camping, hiking and biking, and so much more to do.
Read MoreA peaceful Saskatchewan getaway combines lakefront scenery with historic churches, hilltop views, local art, and a glimpse into the region's past.
Read MoreLuxury meets the Canadian wilderness at this remote waterside retreat. You can float in a sauna, and two types of bears won't be the only wildlife you see.
Read MoreTake a trip along the oldest continuously operating passenger train in North America and explore some stunning Canadian communities along the way.
Read MoreCanada is a huge country known for its natural beauty, and this province has mountain lakes, scenic views, and all kinds of activities you can enjoy.
Read MoreIf the thought of retiring to a beautiful Canadian peninsula with charming beaches and stunning sea views appeals, this might be the spot for you.
Read MoreExplore Quadra Island, a scenic British Columbia escape with kayaking, hiking, wildlife, First Nations history, and a thriving arts community.
Read MoreThis quaint coastal town in Nova Scotia can be reached by ferry from Bar Harbor, Maine, and highlights a clifftop lighthouse, featured in a Hollywood film.
Read MoreThis Quebec destination offers summer paddling and winter ice skating on the Châteauguay River, bike trails, and local ice cream shops and breakfast joints.
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