Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, up to 16 m.
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, up to 16 m.
A small town on Hudson Bay, the 'polar bear capital of the world', where bears gather each October and November waiting for the sea to freeze.
Two glacier-fed lakes of brilliant turquoise in Banff National Park, Canada's oldest national park.
The Canadian side has the best view of all three falls, especially the Horseshoe Falls, with water thundering 57 m over a curved edge.
Wild Pacific beaches, old-growth rainforest and surf on the west coast of Vancouver Island.
A park of 400 hectares of rainforest on a peninsula next to downtown Vancouver, with the 10 km Seawall path for walking and cycling, beaches, totem p…
A UNESCO-listed park on Newfoundland's west coast with fjords, mountains and the Tablelands, where the Earth's mantle is exposed.
The largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, wilder than Banff, with Maligne Lake and the boat trip to Spirit Island, the Maligne Canyon, and t…
A small fishing village with a lighthouse on smooth granite rocks by the Atlantic, one of the most photographed places in Canada.
A small island province of red cliffs, sandy beaches and farmland, the setting for Anne of Green Gables; visit the Green Gables Heritage Place in Cav…
Nearly 1,900 islands in the St Lawrence River on the border with the USA, many with summer houses and castles such as Boldt Castle (on the US side).