Holidays to Canada Are More than Montreal

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Holidays to Canada Are More than Montreal

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Think of Canada holidays and most people will conjure up images of the Calgary Stampede or getting gently drenched on the Maid of The Mist underneath the Horseshoe falls at Niagara.Others may only see Canada holidays in terms of city destinations like Montreal or Vancouver or spectacular railway journeys across the Canadian Rockies.In truth, any of those Canada holiday experiences cannot be bettered. The sheer breathtaking natural beauty of Canada can certainly be appreciated by using any of those holiday types.

However, Canada has a great road network and most routes are uncrowded and unhurried, making fly drive Canada holidays one of the best ways to explore the majesty of this country.You can discover the great cities of Ontario or Quebec drive to Niagara Falls, or cross the border into New England. Canada’s west is home to the rugged Rocky Mountains and some stunning scenery. You can even drive into the Yukon wilderness and through to Alaska stopping off in a fantastic range of quality accommodation, ranging from national park lodges to five star luxury.

Cruise holidays are an equally romantic and exciting way to experience the Canadian wilderness, scenery and wildlife. An Alaskan cruise in particular from Vancouver along the Inside Passage, past myriad islands and fjords to Alaska will give you sights, scenery and memories to treasure for years to come.Some cruises combine the sea journey with a trip aboard the Rocky Mountaineer train.This fantastic trip takes you through mountainous scenery in the comfort of a modern, well equipped Five-star hotel on the tracks complete with dining cars and sleeping accommodation that would put many a hotel to shame - and all with the magnificent Canadian Rockies rolling past the window! Alternatively, sail south and cruise the historic Atlantic coast down into New England.For the more adventurous, there are also cruises along the Yukon River staying at remote lodges amid natural beauty and seclusion.

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