Travel Horizons with Becky

Western Canada

The Canadian Rockies (Banff & Jasper National Parks): This iconic destination is a must-see for nature lovers. Banff, Canada's oldest national park, is famous for its turquoise lakes (like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake), towering peaks, and abundant wildlife. Jasper National Park offers similar spectacular scenery with a slightly more rugged feel.
Vancouver, British Columbia: This vibrant city is a perfect blend of urban and natural attractions. You can explore Stanley Park, walk or bike along the seawall, visit Granville Island's public market, and enjoy the city's diverse dining and arts scene. It's also a great base for exploring nearby mountains and islands.
Vancouver Island, British Columbia: A short ferry ride from Vancouver, this island offers a mild climate and a thriving arts community. Victoria, the charming capital city, is known for its British colonial architecture and the stunning Butchart Gardens. The west coast of the island, including Tofino, is a haven for surfers, whale watchers, and hikers.
Whistler, British Columbia: A world-renowned destination for outdoor enthusiasts. In the winter, it's a paradise for skiing and snowboarding, and in the summer, it offers hiking, mountain biking, and a variety of other activities.

Niagara Falls, Ontario: This is one of Canada's most famous natural attractions. Visitors can take a boat tour to get up close to the falls, explore the surrounding parks, and enjoy the city's carnival-like atmosphere.
Toronto, Ontario: Canada's largest city is a cultural melting pot with a mix of history, nature, and modern attractions. The CN Tower is a must-see for first-time visitors, offering incredible city views. The city is also known for its diverse neighborhoods, excellent restaurants, and vibrant arts scene.
Ottawa, Ontario: As Canada's capital, Ottawa is a clean and well-planned city with a focus on culture and politics. You can visit Parliament Hill, stroll along the Ottawa River, and explore its many museums.
Quebec City, Quebec: This city offers a taste of Europe in North America. Its charming Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac.
Montreal, Quebec: Montreal is a city of rich culture and history. Old Montreal, with its narrow streets and lively squares, has a distinct European feel. The city is also known for its incredible shopping, art, and culinary scene.

The Bay of Fundy (New Brunswick & Nova Scotia): This destination is famous for having the highest tides in the world. You can literally walk on the ocean floor when the tide is out and witness the dramatic difference when it comes back in.
Prince Edward Island: Canada's smallest province offers a tranquil escape with its red sand beaches, rolling green hills, and charming villages. It's a great spot for a relaxed summer vacation.
Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia: Known for its rugged coastlines and rich cultural heritage, this island is home to the stunning Cabot Trail, a scenic drive that loops around the Cape Breton Highlands.
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador: This vibrant city is the starting point for exploring the province's unique landscapes, including Gros Morne National Park and the chance to see icebergs and puffins.