Canada Tours

Banff & Jasper Tour (NCRR)

Incredible views, outdoor adventure, fresh mountain air by the lungful—that's the Canadian Rockies in a nutshell. A must-do for outdoorsy travellers on a tight time frame, this week-long journey into the heart of Canada’s most picturesque region is guaranteed to give your muscles and your shutter finger a workout. From Calgary, you’ll raft, hike and canoe your way across three national parks, pausing for caribou, hot springs and the occasional glacier along the way. Small groups, private vans and an expert CEO only make a great experience greater.

National Parks of the Canadian Rockies Westbound (NCRU)

The Rockies are a great reason to explore the Canadian West, but why stop there? We asked that question, then answered it with this trip—a sprawling, nature-rich mini-epic that melds some of Canada’s best national parks with time off the mist-shrouded shores of Vancouver Island. Loaded with diverse experiences—whale-watching, glacier hikes, hot springs and much, much more—and bookend nights in Calgary and Vancouver, you’ll stuff a lifetime’s worth of adventure into the space of a single week.

National Parks of the Canadian Rockies Eastbound (NCUR)

Vancouver’s North Coast Mountains are just the appetizer for this journey from the Pacific Coast to the Canadian Rockies. Beginning in beautiful Vancouver, travellers will hit the ocean in search of whales before heading east into the enveloping mountain wilderness of Banff and Jasper National Parks, where sulphur springs, canoeing expeditions and glaciers older than time abound. And since we camp out most nights, you’re guaranteed maximum natural contact at a minimal price. The Great Outdoors—now all yours.

Highlights of the Eastern US & Canada (NUYH)

This grand tour of the eastern US and Canada is a sensory overload of everything that makes North America great—skyscrapers, monuments, Niagara Falls, ice cream, canoeing, poutine, subways, whales, sunshine, designer boutiques, nature hikes. On this adventure, we’ll ditch the big, clunky buses and pile small groups into private vans, clocking miles of smiles all over New York, Washington, Toronto, Montreal, Vermont and all points in between. Your friends are already jealous.

Canadian Arctic Experience (NCAE)

For centuries, the Inuit have thrived in Canada’s Arctic, one of the world’s remotest and most extreme climates. Come explore the impossibly beautiful environment that keeps them there. Built for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts and travellers keen to learn more about this incredible culture, this trip brings you to the very ends of the Earth. By foot, boat and all-terrain vehicle, you’ll visit secluded villages, delve deep into Inuit culture and tradition, and brave the elements in search of only-in-the-Arctic wildlife against the most stunning landscapes you’ll ever see. From down here, the Arctic seems cold. But once you’ve met it face-to-face, you’ll feel nothing but warmth.

Canadian Rockies Active Escape (NCCR)

Hike and bike your way through the beautiful canyons, glaciers and mountain passes that make the Canadian Rockies so enticing. This trip is perfect for the traveller who’s looking to actively explore this pristine wilderness but prefers a comfortable landing at night. You’ll hike the lush forests of the Kananaskis and Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, cycle to Maligne Canyon and experience the magnificent Icefield Parkway, Moraine Lake, and Yoho and Banff National Parks. Best of all, the trip begins and ends in Calgary with its convenient international airport. The only limits on this trip is group size—you don’t want to be slowed down by a large group—so dream big and get active!

British Columbia—Bears, Canoes & Culture (NCHC)

Your canoe slices through the salty spray of the Pacific and into another spectacular fjord—oh Canada, what a feeling! On this active, week-long adventure, you’ll explore BC’s inland coast on the water—both Canadian-style canoes and ocean-going versions are used—and on land, hiking through temperate rainforests. Accommodation is a rustic lodge in the heart of a First Nations village so you can meet the local people and experience their culture and ancient traditions. This intense, active adventure is for those who know that the best chance to catch sight of the inland coast’s iconic grizzly bear is to make some waves.

Newfoundland Active Escape (NCNA)

Crashing waves, rugged wilderness and a Viking legacy—Newfoundland’s not just off the beaten track, it’s practically another world. Prepare yourself for the rugged beauty of Gros Morne National Park and fantastic wildlife along the way—ever been moose-spotting? But you'll also enjoy the luxury of comfortable hotels each and every night. Get ready to kayak at the feet of the Table Mountains and hike past ancient cultures on the Viking Trail and wild mountains on the way to the Baker River chutes. There may not be many people in this part of Newfoundland, but you’re guaranteed to meet out of this world scenery at every turn.

Quebec Active Escape (NCQA)

While many people may love Quebec for its cultural opportunities, this province is also bursting at the seams with wilderness and wildlife. This trip combines plentiful opportunities for active adventure with comfortable and authentic lodging along the way. Discover the Charlevoix Region as you ascend Swan Lake Mountain and bike past dramatic cliffs along the river of Big Gorges Park. Keep your eyes peeled for whales while kayaking the St Lawrence River. Baie Ste-Marguerite offers fjords, incredible views and the chance to go on a whale-watching excursion. Tired? Then indulge yourself with some fine dining on the cobblestone streets of Quebec City—the tour conveniently begins and ends in this enticing, historic city.