Situated between the towns of Lillooet and Pemberton, Anderson Lake is a long, deep, and pristine lake surrounded by rugged mountains and untouched wilderness.
The Athabasca Glacier is one of North America's most accessed and sought-after glaciers. The glacier rests alongside Alberta's Icefields Parkway in the Columbia Icefield National Park, one of the largest icefields in North Amer...
Elevate your Canadian Rockies journey with a ride on the Banff Gondola. Just a few minutes away from the town of Banff, this eco-friendly gondola carries visitors to the summit of Sulphur Mountain, where visitors to Banff can t...
The Calgary Tower stands proudly in Calgary downtown, making it a landmark that you must go see if you are in the area; it gives a full 360-degree view of Calgary, mountains, and more! You can walk on the see-through glass floo...
Canada Olympic Park, located in Calgary, Alberta, is a year-round place for sport, adventure, and Olympic history. The park was built for the 1988 Winter Olympics and now includes skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, ziplinin...
The Canadian cuisine is a homely mishmash of European influences, seafood, and local ingredients. Lobster is often served simply with a big blob of melted butter in the Atlantic provinces, while poutine—a classic among Ca...
If you’ve spent any time at all in America or Britain, then you’ll undoubtedly feel quite at home in Canada—especially in the English-speaking majority of the country—whose formalities are generally much...
The Canadian Rocky Mountains can be found in the west of Canada, covering parts of Alberta and British Columbia. With its stunning peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and plentiful wildlife, the Canadian Rockies are unparalleled in...
Located just minutes from downtown Vancouver, the Capilano Suspension Bridge is one of British Columbia’s most thrilling and scenic attractions. The bridge travels 137 metres across and soars 70 metres above the Capilano ...
Casa Loma is a major cultural monument in downtown Toronto, Canada. This grand Gothic Revival castle, was built by financier Sir Henry Pellatt, at early 20th century. Casa Loma says a lot about a time when things were opulent, ...
Etiquette here is very similar to both the USA and Britain, but with a slightly more refined French twist. In the French speaking parts of Canada, though, such as Québec, learning a little French will go a very long way ...
The cuisine in Canada changes as much as the scenery does, but in general, you’ll find a delicious and homely mix of European influences, seafood, and local ingredients.
Experience refined cruising aboard the Celebrity Infinity, a Millennium-class ship designed for upscale travellers. Refurbished in 2018 and again in 2024, Infinity offers 11 decks of amenities, including luxurious Concierge and...
Hubbard Glacier, located in eastern Alaska near Yakutat Bay, is North America's largest tidewater glacier and one of nature's most incredible wonders. Hubbard is over 76 miles long and 7 miles wide at its face and is known for ...
In the late 1890s, thousands of dreaming gold-seekers, known as Klondike Gold Rushers, headed into Alaska and the Yukon. The small towns of Skagway and Dyea emerged as busy gateways to the Klondike with routes like the punishin...
Mendenhall Glacier is one of Alaska's most accessible, iconic natural attractions, located only 12 miles from downtown Juneau. The massive glacier is 13 miles long and flows from the Juneau Icefield, nestled in a pristine wilde...
Hawaii is massively multicultural and home to the descendants of ancient Polynesians, European explorers, American missionaries and Asian immigrants, all of whom have brought their own influence to the archipelagos cuisine.
The etiquette of Hawaii can be slightly surprising for first time visitors but think of it as somewhere between generic American manners and Asian sensibilities, and you should be just fine.
