Vacations, Tours & Travel Experiences to United States and Canada

Our US & Canada Tours and Vacations

From east to west coast, the United States is a melting pot of landscapes, cuisines, and cultures marked by the distinct identity of each of the 50 states. New York City is the entry point for many into this great nation, where different languages swirl through the streets up to the lights of Broadway and the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building. Across the country, Los Angeles sprawls out in all directions, encompassing the sandy shores of Santa Monica to the star-studded Hollywood Studios and all the hip neighbourhoods full of eccentric characters in between.

The USA’s true charm lies in its National Parks, where ancient history towers above you at Redwood and wild terrain commands otherworldly power at Denali. Marvel at the jagged spires of the Grand Teton Mountains, where grizzlies and bison roam across meadows and amongst coniferous tree cover. Neighbouring Yellowstone is a wet wonderland full of bursting geysers and bubbling hot springs, with plenty of hiking trails to see the land from near and far. The plunging depths of the Grand Canyon and the red amphitheatres of Zion will have you thinking you’ve set foot on an alien planet, but that’s just the wonder of America’s diverse landscapes.

Canada, its friendly neighbour to the north, keeps your adrenaline pumping on the ski slopes of Whistler and Banff, with plenty of sparkling glacial lakes and river canyons running throughout the Canadian Rockies. On the west coast, Haida Gwaii’s untamed mystique brings you a calm pace of life on its pristine beaches and lush rainforests rich with Indigenous culture. In the north, open your eyes to Yukon’s epic proportions at Kluane and Tombstone National Parks, whose dramatic cirques feel like you’re in the presence of royalty. Canada’s east coast has its roots in the first Viking explorations of North America at L’Anse aux Meadows in the Maritimes, famous for their fresh seafood, scenic coves, and lighthouses.

French-Canada feels like a nation of its own, as European architecture and history wrap around the ancient stones of Quebec City, the only walled fortress on the continent north of Mexico. Montreal is Canada’s hub of arts and culture, boasting lively festivals and a charming Old Port, complete with cobblestone walkways. Its culinary scene is rival to Toronto, Canada’s bustling financial hub known for its multicultural neighbourhoods and skyhigh skyline, recognizable by the soaring point of the CN Tower.