Canada Destinations

Experience the abundant wildlife and lush forests of Algonquin Park at the height of spring. Go on a guided hike, visit the Interpretation Centre, learn about all the local fauna and participate in a tree climbing team building exercise.

The Maritimes are comprised of three unique Canadian provinces: Nova Scotia, known for its art scene and maritime mammals; New Brunswick, home to Canada’s oldest operating farmers market; and Prince Edward Island, with red-sand beaches that are sure to leave you speechless.

Travel to Western Canada and enjoy the natural scenery of Calgary, Banff, Jasper, and Drumheller. See Calgary Tower, ride the gondola up Sulphur Mountain, enjoy the breathtaking views of Lake Louise and more on this relaxing journey across the best natural landscapes of Canada. Please note: This tour is only available from May 15-October 1 due to weather restrictions.

Dive into Canada’s rich historical past with a visit to the Limestone City, the country’s first national capital. Discover the ecology of the St. Lawrence River’s Thousand Islands at the Aquatarium, visit the former maximum-security prison known today as Kingston Penitentiary, and experience 19th-century military life at Fort Henry.

Explore the great outdoors with our new leadership camp! Travel 2-3 hours north of Toronto to camp in a beautiful, wooded lake area, brimming with natural scenery and outdoor activities. Choose from an extensive list of activities and workshops, like kayaking, fishing and rock climbing.

Climb Mount Royal, wander through the blue and gold interior of the impressive Notre Dame Basilica to see the history of Montréal portrayed in the stained glass windows, and visit the 1976 Olympic Stadium.

Old meets new during this four day tour of Montréal and Ottawa. Walk through Montréal’s Old Town and experience an authentic Sugar Shack feast before traveling to Ottawa to walk in the footsteps of some of the most influential Canadian decision-makers on a tour of the Supreme Court and War Museum.

Explore these two great cities just as the snow is melting to reveal impressive architecture and beautiful landscapes. Visit Montréal’s Notre Dame Basilica and Beaver Lake before heading to Québec’s Musée du Fort and impressive Lower Town.

Learn about the vital role the fur trade played in Montréal’s economy back in the 1800’s with a tour of the Lachine Canal Fur Trade site, walk through Montréal’s Old Town to discover its impressive architecture and experience a 17th century New France feast.

Spend 3 days in the 2nd largest French-speaking city in the world. Tour its thriving Business District, its bustling Universities, and Old Town before experiencing the workings of an authentic Sugar Shack.

Notre-Dame Basilica's beautiful blue-and-gold interior and imported stained-glass windows will demonstrate how the church played an important role in Canada’s history. Enjoy an evening of traditional entertainment and food at a sugar shack. And go green with a tour of the Biosphere, a museum dedicated to water and the environment.

Discover the beauty of Montréal’s Bell Centre and Olympic Park, walk through Place Jacques Cartier, visit the Botanical Garden and experience a traditional Quebecois feast at an authentic sugar shack.

Join an interactive tour of Niagara Falls with the warm springtime sun on your back. Visit the Welland Canal, tour Old Fort Erie, and experience the butterfly conservatory.

See where Canadian money is made during a tour of the Royal Canadian Mint and visit the Supreme Court and the War Museum before heading to Montréal to walk through its Old Town and experience an authentic Sugar Shack feast.

Experience city life during a walking tour of Embassy Row and a visit to the National Gallery and Parliament Hill.

Crisp white snow and glistening ice make Ottawa a picture of pure winter beauty. Walk through downtown and see the National Gallery of Art, Supreme Court and Parliament Hill.

Get playful in Canada’s Capital Region, learning about history through contemporary activities. Discover architectural marvels on the outside and the inner workings of government on the inside. From Parliament Hill to Byward Market, glimpse what shaped Canadian culture and see vibrant life today.

Get a crisp view of Canada’s birthplace sites—the first public markets, the National Gallery of Art, Supreme Court and Parliament Hill. Then warm up on the world’s largest ice rink, take a “world-wind” tour of Embassy Row and carve out time to see the greatest indoor collection of totem poles.

Get a little taste of France with Québec’s cobbled streets, outdoor cafés and crêperies, stop at the Montmorency Falls, which are 98ft taller than Niagara Falls, and head to Montréal to explore the shops, hotels and offices in its 19 mile underground city.

Explore Québec and Montreal when the rooftops sparkle with ice and the white powder snow crunches under your feet. Hop on a toboggan and slide down to the foot of Chateau Frontenac, visit the unique Ice Hotel and warm up with a steaming café au chocolat.

Visit the beautiful Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, walk down the trendy Rue St Jean, visit Musée du Fort and tour Village des Hurons to learn about Québec’s first residents, watch tribal members demonstrate old-world skills and sample traditional Huron food.

Montreal and Quebec City are two of the most diverse, beautiful and exciting travel destinations in Canada. Your tour through Quebec’s Upper Town includes the beautifully lit National Assembly, Dufferin Terrace, Chateau Frontenac and famous architecture such as Aux Anciens Canadiens. Walk along the 17th-century cobblestone streets of Lower Town, then continue on to Montréal for a visit to Mont Royal, which boasts breathtaking views from the highest point in the city.

Ski through soft powdery snow at Stoneham Ski Resort, explore Québec’s historic walled Upper Town, and visit the impressive Basilica of Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré, where thousands of pilgrims go to pay homage to Ste-Anne every year.

Wander down Québec’s charming Rue du Trésor, an outdoor gallery located in a narrow alley of the city, visit the Musée du Fort for a multi-media journey into Québec’s history, and travel to Côte de Beaupré to discover the rural side of this great city.

See a snow-covered Château Frontenac dominate the Québec city skyline, stop to warm up in a little café as you explore Vieux Québec, travel to Montmorency Falls for a photo op, then enjoy the age-old tradition of tobogganing down to Chateau Frontenac.

Québec City is a bustling metropolis with a perfect mixture of sophistication and playfulness, and history-soaked preserved quarters tucked away around town. Attend a Battlefield workshop on the Plains of Abraham, travel to Côte de Beaupré to see the Montmorency Falls, tour the Copper Museum and head back to the city to explore Vieux Québec.

Explore Québec as ice glitters on the rooftops and snow crunches beneath your feet. Tour the Château Frontenac, have a traditional dinner at an authentic Sugar Shack and go to the Village Valcartier, jump on a snow tube and fly down more than 30 snow slides.

Get a little taste of France with Québec’s cobbled streets, outdoor cafés and crêperies, and head to Montréal to explore the shops, hotels and offices in its 19-mile underground city. Experience the capital of Ontario with a walking tour of Embassy Row, a visit to the National Gallery and Parliament Hill, and a Canadian Museum of History visit. Then discover the natural side of Ottawa with a visit to the caves and aerial parks of Laflèche nature park.

Hop on a toboggan and slide all the way to the foot of the Chateau Frontenac, get the chance to drive a dog sled, visit an ice hotel where everything, including the furniture, is made of ice and learn how maple syrup is made with a sugar shack excursion.

Take your students to Ottawa during Remembrance Day to show them the impact of men and women who have served, and continue to serve our country. This immersive educational tour includes participation in Ottawa’s special Remembrance Day services.

Launch into French immersion in a winter wonderland! Travel to Sainte-Adèle, a picturesque town north of Montréal, and enjoy snowshoeing, sledding, skating and cross-country skiing. Sign up for ski lessons or just hit the slopes, and get the most of this action-packed winter adventure.

Experience the best of Ontario’s bustling capital, paired with the natural wonders of Niagara Falls. Peer down at the city below from high up in the CN Tower, journey behind the falls with an interactive tour, and visit the Butterfly Conservatory and Botanical Gardens for a taste of Canada’s natural beauty.

Make global connections closer to home. Experience a presentation and workshop by Amnesty International. Then explore the cultural and civil institutions of Toronto and learn how everyday life in Canada connects to communities everywhere. Discover the diversity and history of Little Italy, Greektown and Cabbagetown. Plus visit the world culture galleries at the Royal Ontario Museum.

Welcome to Toronto, the most multiculturally diverse city on the planet where over 140 languages are spoken. It's a dynamic metropolis with a core of soaring skyscrapers. Tour the Queens Park Legislative Buildings, go on a walking tour of Downtown, get a bird’s-eye view from the iconic CN Tower and enjoy a day in Canada’s Wonderland.

Experience the natural and cultural sites of Vancouver with visits to the gothic cathedral and the first Chinese garden built outside of China. Talk a walk across the 460-foot long Capilano Suspension Bridge and view the city from above when you head up Grouse Mountain. Plus, get an inside look at the resort town of Whistler and get an incredible view from Whistler Peak.