Canada holidays

Holiday highlights

Canada Holiday Highlights
•  A holiday to Canada is incomplete without a visit to Niagara Falls. Be amazed at the million of gallons of water roaring over the falls into the Niagara River. It has to be seen to be believed!

•   Canada also has many appealing cities and in Toronto, Montreal and Quebec you will find many interesting museums, art galleries, theatres and great nightlife.

•   Experience the greatest rodeo in the world! The Calgary Stampede is held annually in Calgary in July where cowboys from all over the world come together for a festival of daring showmanship and pure fun!

•   Coast to coast Canada has 40 National Parks and 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From the red cliffs capped in emerald green on Prince Edward Island to the towering peaks and glaciers of Jasper National Park, it is simply breathtaking.

•   Canada is one of the most adventurous countries in the world, and you can choose from horse riding through the Rockies, white water rafting along the mighty Fraser and Thompson Rivers in British Columbia and much more.

Canada – The Essentials
•   Take warm clothing and a waterproof jacket.
•   Always have cash handy for entrance to National Parks (see www.pc.gc.ca).
•   Tipping in bars and restaurants is acceptable at 10-20% and likely to raise eyebrows if absent altogether.
•   Don’t litter and avoid leaving food around that might attract bears.
•   Allow plenty of time when driving and take frequent rest stops at scenic viewpoints.

Canada honeymoons
All of our Canada hotels make for fabulous Canada honeymoon settings, but we have specially labelled a few of our favourite, most romantic hotels that we think make the most perfect settings for your dream honeymoon in Canada.

Getting married in Canada
As a weddings abroad specialist, Kuoni is the ideal choice to help you get married in Canada.

Canada Tailor Made
Tailor make your ideal Canada holiday from our vast array of product by combining destinations, hotels, tours and excursions to create your perfect bespoke holiday.

The Essentials

•   Take warm clothing and a waterproof jacket.

•   Always have cash handy for entrance to National Parks (see www.pc.gc.ca).

•   Tipping in bars and restaurants is acceptable at 10-20% and likely to raise eyebrows if absent altogether.

•   Don’t litter and avoid leaving food around that might attract bears.

•   Allow plenty of time when driving and take frequent rest stops at scenic viewpoints.

Random Fact

The ‘Loonie’, as Canadian’s endearingly refer to their distinctive gold one dollar coin, is a nickname derived from the depiction of the attractively speckled ‘common loon’ waterbird on the reverse, not, as some might insist, the depiction of the Queen’s head on the obverse.