Percé is worth a visit for the relaxation, the sea, the many birds and fish, but above all for the rock that has had a single hole for 10,000 years.
Turquoise lakes and snowcapped peaks make you want to explore it all.
With vineyards, lakes, and food-loving villages, every detour here is worth the trip.
In the Mauricie region, forests, lakes, and villages await, far from the crowds.
This glacier is on Mount Stanley in the Banff National Park. An easy hike will get you there.
In the extreme east of Canada, the Bic National Park is the perfect place to recharge your batteries in the lower reaches of the river. This little corner of paradise is home to a well-conserved flora and fauna on the banks of the majestic Saint Lawrence River.  
Gaspésie National Park is a breath of fresh air located between the sea and the mountains.     
Trois-Pistoles is a charming small town in Bas-Saint-Laurent on the banks of the Saint Laurent river.
Situated in New Brunswick, the Bay of Fundy is 270km long and known for its cliffs and weather-beaten rocks.
This pearl on the lower Saint Lawrence River is characterised by its colourful villages which appear one after the other along your route and are an absolute delight for visitors. 
In Canada’s Laurentians, lakes, trails, and foodie villages await, ready to surprise you.
Between misty fjords and Indigenous villages, every crossing holds an unexpected encounter.
Between the ocean, vast forests, and snow-capped mountains, a vibrant urban escape immersed in nature awaits.
Where you watch whales with the rhythm of the tides, between majestic fjords and boreal forests.
Victoria, the capital of British Colombia, is a charming city where life carries on at a gentle pace. It is also ideal as a place from which to begin visiting and exploring the wonderful sites the local area has to offer.
A deep rumble, a curtain of spray, rainbows hanging in the shimmering mist.
Between neighborhood life, creative energy, and the scent of maple syrup, the magic takes hold.
A touch of Europe in North America, with cobblestone streets and fortified walls.
Between windswept cliffs and breaching whales, the adventure begins here.
Gaspésie National Park is worth seeing: - a sea of mountains, vegetation that changes with altitude, and the opportunity to see a wide cross section of Canada's wildlife.

Tour ideas for Canada