Canada Tours

Name: Canada
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.8 (43 reviews)

Lose yourself in a world of primordial forests, glorious glistening lakes and towering peaks

Activities in Canada

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Our Canada Trips & Tours

Offering some of the world’s most impressive backdrops, our Canada tours give you the opportunity for a wide variety of activities such as rafting, hiking, biking and canoeing. During trips to Canada, you’ll explore canyons, enormous glaciers, mountain passes and the idyllic waters of Lake Louise. Whether you want to embark on a ship-based exploration or prefer to go on a Canada walking tour around Jasper National Park, you’ll be mesmerised by the stunning natural beauty that surrounds you.

Each of our Canada tours allows you to explore many exciting places where you’ll see an abundance of wildlife and birdlife. On your travels, you may also have the opportunity to witness Disko Bay, search for black bears on the rocky shoreline and taste the world-famous Canadian lobster as well as other delicious local cuisine.

You can choose to visit Vancouver Island, book a walking tour of Pacific Rim National Park and hike along the Canadian Rockies, as well as revel in shimmering blue lakes and ancient glaciers. For all the photographers out there – Canadian tours are most certainly for you. Whether you want to witness the Canadian Arctic’s iconic creatures – including polar bears – visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site or go off the beaten track, you’ll be in your element. Pioneers have long been drawn to tours of Canada’s prairies and canyons – finding lakes, forests, mountains and a rich diversity of wildlife. Our Canada group tours take you on an adventure of a lifetime.

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4.8 / 5 based on 43 reviews

Our Top Destinations in Canada

Banff National Park Calgary Canadian Arctic Canadian Rockies Icefields Parkway Vancouver

Our Canada Tours & Trips

9 Days from £ 4,899

£ 4,189

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Rugged scenery and wildlife of Western Canada

Wildlife

10 Days from £ 3,299

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Captivating tour through the Canadian Rockies

Culture

10 Days from £ 3,299

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Captivating tour through the Canadian Rockies

Culture

12 Days from £ 3,699

£ 3,519

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Hike through pristine wilderness in the Canadian Rockies

Walking & Trekking

9 Days from £ 2,589

Self-Guided Holidays (Excl. Flights)

A pocket of paradise, this little-known area is home to diverse walking trails through coastal rainforest and along rugged shoreline with far-reaching mountain views.

Walking & Trekking

12 Days from £ 7,270

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Immerse yourself along the dramatic coast of West Greenland, exploring deep into fjords and stunning islands!

Polar Expeditions

Immerse yourself along the dramatic coast of West Greenland, exploring deep into fjords and stunning islands!

Polar Expeditions

13 Days from £ 9,225

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Explore the majestic fjords, glaciers and mountains of South Greenland.

Polar Expeditions

17 Days from £ 11,540

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Explore the Northwest Passage, the fabled sea route running between Europe and Asia

Polar Expeditions

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Top Highlights of our Canada Trips

Hiking at Lake Louise: The area around Lake Louise is revered by hikers and outdoor enthusiasts the world over. Legendary trails, such as the Plain of Six Glaciers, are just as exciting as they sound; and exploring Mount Lefroy and Mount Victoria is an experience not to be missed during trips to Canada.

Cable car to Whistler Mountain: The Jasper Tramway to Whistler Mountain in Vancouver is regarded as the lengthiest of its kind in the whole of Canada – great if you’ve a head for heights. With stretching alpine views taking in some 50 miles, this has to be one of the most scenic trips on the planet.

White water rafting on Kicking Horse River: The cry of ‘paddles up’ has never been more carefully heeded as you bounce over water-smoothed boulders and out of white-water swirls. Thanks to the length of the Kicking Horse River in the Canadian Rockies, there are plenty of suitable sections for everyone to enjoy.

Mountain Biking in Jasper National Park: If you feel the need for speed on tours of Canada or perhaps just fancy free-wheeling along gentle gradients, then mount your trusty saddle and pedal off on one of almost 50 mountain biking trails that can be found throughout the Whistler Mountains.

Horse riding in Banff National Park: There are plenty of well-worn trails around Banff National Park that are ideal for horseback riding. Under the watchful tutelage of your lone ranger tour guide, you’ll soon forget all of your worries as you sit back and let Silver take the strain.

The hot springs of Sulphur Mountain: Locals have taken full advantage of Sulphur Mountain’s naturally hot spring water by creating an outdoor pool. Definitely one of the best springs around, so take some time out to relax and enjoy this Rocky Mountain high.

Drive the Icefields Parkway: Negotiate the peaks and plateaus of the Canadian Rockies on Alberta’s most scenic stretch of road, the Icefields Parkway. You’ll find the frozen swathes of the Colombia Icefield and the thundering cascades of Sunwapta Falls providing just two of many incredible backdrops.

Explore Vancouver Island: With an abundance of hiking trails and more opportunities for whale-watching than you can ever imagine on our Canadian tours, Vancouver Island is one of the largest in the Pacific. At almost 300 miles in length and 50 miles across, there’s enough space to escape from everything.

Fantastic trip expect all weathers from cold and wet to very warm. Its tough but worth it. Camping is good but expect hard ground to pitch tent on not grass. It’s a trip that you will talk about for a long time. So many different experiences.

Bethan Roberts Canadian Rockies: Heli-Hike & Wilderness

This was an amazing and unforgettable trip. The hikes were fabulous and the itinerary was ideal. 3 nights in each place meant you got to see a lot in each area and there wasn’t too much driving. The focus was on the hiking and the views and seeing the best of each area. This trip enabled us to see the best spots while at the same time getting off the beaten track. Would highly recommend this trip, well worth it.

Norma Wall Canadian Rockies: Heli-Hike & Wilderness

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What is the best time of year to visit Canada?

The best time to visit Canada largely depends on personal preferences and the kind of experiences you’d like. If you want to enjoy Canada’s stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities, the summer months from June to August are ideal. This is when the weather is warmest, making it perfect for exploring national parks, hiking trails and enjoying outdoor activities. Autumn, particularly September to October, when there’s vibrant foliage, is an excellent time for avid photographers. In the winter months, from December to February, it’s perfect for winter sports with activities like cross-country skiing. Spring is typically the best time for viewing rich flora and animals such as bears, wolves and cougars.

Where are the best places to visit in Canada?

Located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff is a picturesque town famous for its mountain scenery, crystal-clear lakes and abundant wildlife. Here you can enjoy hiking and exploring the Banff National Park. The Rockies are a majestic mountain range stretching through several Canadian provinces and offer unparalleled opportunities for activities such as hiking, wildlife spotting. In contrast to the mountains, Vancouver is a bustling coastal city on the west coast and is home to Stanley Park, Granville Island and Grouse Mountain. Alternatively, soak up the vibrant culture and urban sophistication of Calgary, another of the best places to visit on Canada tours with a thriving food and arts scene.

FAQs on Canada Tours

Do I need a visa to travel to Canada?

If you’re travelling to Canada, you may need a visa or Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) depending on your nationality. Canada has specific visa requirements for different countries, so it’s essential to check the official website of the Government of Canada or consult with the Canadian embassy or consulate in your country to determine if you require a visa. Citizens of the EU and UK will need an eTA and US don’t usually require a visa. However, we always recommend researching the visa requirements well in advance to ensure a smooth and hassle-free trip to Canada.

What is the currency used in Canada?

In Canada, the official currency used is the Canadian dollar, represented by the symbol $ and the code CAD. The Canadian dollar is divided into 100 cents and is widely accepted across the country for transactions, both in cash and electronically.

What is the weather like in Canada?

Canada is known for its diverse weather patterns, varying from one region to another. In the western coastal areas, such as Vancouver, the weather is mild and rainy, influenced by the Pacific Ocean. Moving eastward towards the prairies, the climate becomes more continental, with hot summers and cold winters. In central and eastern Canada, cities like Toronto and Montreal experience four distinct seasons, with warm summers and cold snowy winters. The northern regions of Canada have a subarctic and arctic climate, characterised by long, harsh winters and short, cool summers.

What kind of food do they eat in Canada?

Canadian cuisine is influenced by French, British and other cultures. Commonly enjoyed dishes include poutine, a comfort food made of fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, as well as butter tarts, Nanaimo bars, and maple syrup, which represent iconic Canadian desserts. Seafood, such as salmon and lobster, is popular on the East Coast, while dishes like tourtière (meat pie) and pea soup are enjoyed in Quebec. Canada’s multicultural population also contributes to a vibrant food scene with a wide variety of international cuisines available across the country.

What vaccinations do I need to travel to Canada?

Although vaccinations aren’t crucial for travelling to Canada, we do recommend certain vaccinations based on factors such as age, health conditions and your travel itinerary. Other common vaccinations that are advised include polio, rabies and tetanus. Ensuring you’re up to date on vaccinations not only protects your health but also contributes to public health by preventing the spread of contagious diseases.