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Holidays to Canada with If Only

A land of epic landscapes, vibrant cities and unforgettable experiences, Canada is a destination like no other. Stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific and into the Arctic, this vast country combines natural beauty, cultural diversity and warm hospitality.

Discover cosmopolitan cities celebrated for their dining, arts and culture, before venturing into landscapes of snow-capped peaks, turquoise lakes and untamed wilderness. Journey through the majestic Canadian Rockies, watch whales along dramatic coastlines, witness the Northern Lights dancing overhead, or encounter iconic wildlife such as bears, moose and elk in their natural habitats.

Every region offers something distinct, from the rugged shores of Atlantic Canada and British Columbia's ancient rainforests and mountain landscapes to Québec's rich French heritage and the sweeping grasslands of the Prairie Provinces. Along the way, experience Indigenous cultures, regional traditions and flavours that reflect the country's diverse communities and deep connection to the land.

Canada offers remarkable experiences in every season. Summer is ideal for outdoor adventure and wildlife viewing, while many coastal regions offer excellent whale-watching opportunities between June and October. Autumn brings spectacular fall colours, winter offers world-class skiing and snow sports, and spring reveals blooming landscapes and quieter exploration.

Whether travelling by air, rail, road or on foot, Canada promises adventure, discovery and unforgettable memories at every turn.

Our Destinations In Canada

From coast to coast, Canada guarantees magical memories, with an abundance of iconic sights, bucket list activities and world-class dining and accommodation. Discover it all, from mountain retreats and natural hideaways to surf stays and city breaks.

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We currently feature 48 luxury properties in Canada

 
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Fairmont Banff Springs

Fairmont Banff Springs

Banff, Alberta, Canada

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5 star hotel located within Banff National Park.

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Moose Hotel & Suites

Moose Hotel & Suites

Banff, Alberta, Canada

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Mountain designed elegant hotel next to the downtown Banff.

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The Rimrock Resort

The Rimrock Resort

Banff, Alberta, Canada

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A luxury hotel where all are welcome.

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Fairmont Palliser

Fairmont Palliser

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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A Fairmont hotel sitting in the heart of the city.

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Hotel Arts

Hotel Arts

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Situated in the centre of downtown this hotel is the perfect getaway.

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Le Germain Hotel Calgary

Le Germain Hotel Calgary

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Upscale hotel to relax and explore Calgary.

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Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

Jasper, Alberta, Canada

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A collection of rustic-chic lodges and cabins.

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Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

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A 5 star hotel with countless amenities and outstanding scenery to take advantage of.

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Moraine Lake Lodge

Moraine Lake Lodge

Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

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The ideal getaway offering spectacular views.

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Wickaninnish Inn

Wickaninnish Inn

Tofino, British Columbia, Canada

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An elegant hotel on the Chesterman Beach.

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Highlights

From towering mountain ranges and glacial lakes to cosmopolitan cities and never-ending prairies, Canada is an eclectic medley of landscapes, cultures and cuisines simply waiting to be explored.

Winter wonderlands

Canada comes alive in winter with snow-covered mountains, world-class ski resorts and unforgettable outdoor adventures. Whistler is renowned for its Olympic heritage, reliable snowfall and vibrant alpine village, while the Canadian Rockies showcase the spectacular landscapes of Banff and Jasper National Parks, including iconic Lake Louise. From skiing and snowboarding to snowshoeing and winter sightseeing, this breathtaking region offers the perfect blend of adventure, natural beauty and mountain charm.

Winter wonderlands
Quirky cuisine

Quirky cuisine

Canada's culinary scene reflects the country's rich cultural heritage and regional character. From Toronto's multicultural restaurants and globally inspired cuisine to Quebec's distinctive food traditions, every province offers its own flavours and specialties. Sample iconic poutine in Quebec, savour fresh lobster, oysters and scallops along the Atlantic coast, or enjoy farm-to-table dining and award-winning wines in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley. Indigenous culinary traditions, locally sourced ingredients, craft breweries, wineries and vibrant food markets further enrich a dynamic food culture shaped by Canada's people, landscapes and communities.

Otherwordly outdoors

Renowned for its vast and varied natural landscapes, Canada offers everything from snow-capped mountains and dramatic coastlines to ancient forests and countless lakes. The Rocky Mountains, Lake Louise, the Bay of Fundy and Niagara Falls are just a few of the country's iconic attractions. From the Northern Lights in the Yukon to migrating whales and drifting icebergs along the Atlantic coast, Canada's natural wonders make it one of the world's most spectacular destinations.

Otherwordly outdoors
Wildlife Watching

Wildlife Watching

Canada is one of the world’s great wildlife destinations, offering unforgettable encounters in some of the planet’s most spectacular landscapes. Cruise coastal waters in search of whales, follow scenic self-drive routes through national parks to spot bears, moose and elk, or soar above remote wilderness by seaplane. In the Arctic, you may glimpse polar bears, beluga whales and caribou, while coastal cliffs and shorelines teem with puffins, bald eagles and migratory birds. Wherever your journey takes you, remarkable wildlife is never far away.

Luxury Tours in Canada

Luxury Cruises in Canada

Useful Information

When To Visit

Canada’s climate varies wildly based on geography, from perma-frost in the north to four distinct seasons towards the American border. In this southern region the temperature can climb up to 35°C in the summer and descend to a chilly -25°C during winter. Canada’s climate is characterized by its diversity, as temperature and precipitation differ depending on where you are and what time of year it is. Other than the north where it’s above freezing for only a few months a year, most Canadian cities are within 300 km of the southern border, where mild springs, hot summers and pleasantly crisp autumns are common during the majority of the year.

Location

Canada extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, and northward into the Arctic Ocean, bordering the United States to its south and Alaska to its west.

Size

9.98 million square kilometers

Local Time

Vancouver GMT-8, Edmonton GMT-7, Winnipeg GMT-6, Toronto GMT-5, Halifax GMT-4 & St John's GMT-3.30.

Telephone code

+1

Visa

British passport holders travelling to Canada by air are now expected to get an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) to enter Canada (if stay is under 90 days). If you’re visiting Canada, you’ll need an eTA to board your flight unless you’re otherwise ex

Currency

Canadian Dollar (CAD)

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Vaccinations

Consult your doctor before travelling, as all of your primary courses and boosters should be up to date, and diphtheria and tetanus vaccinations are sometimes recommended. If you are planning to take part in winter sports or watersports during your trip,

Flying time

Approximately 9 hours to Quebec and 10 hours to Vancouver from the UK

Electricity

Canada’s electricity runs on 110-120 Volts. Travellers from the UK and Europe will need to use an adapter since two-pronged plugs are in use.

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Language

Canada is an officially bilingual country, which means it has two official languages: French and English. French is spoken in the province of Quebec, and English is the main language throughout the rest of Canada.

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