CANADA AMAZING ADVENTURE TOURS

This beach hiking trail, once known as the Life Saving Trail, created after the 1906 S.S.Valencia shipwreck, takes a scenic tour of the west coast of Canada and the many sites of shipwrecks from years gone by.

Considered among the world’s top ten hikes, the moderate to challenging status comes from the different terrains, some more unstable than others, but which give way to the incredible scenery that can be experienced along the route.

Beginning and ending in Vancouver, the West Coast Trail tour takes travelers across the Gordon River via boat to start the beautiful beach trek passing through thick forests, enchanting caves and caverns, sandy coves, picturesque creeks, roaring waterfalls and lush coastal rainforests.

This hiker’s dream vacation is available all year round and is spread over 9 days trekking through the diverse terrains, spotting rare wildlife in its natural habitat, climbing rural ladders, crossing rope suspension bridges and overcoming obstacles of all shapes and sizes.

The Yukon Territory in the north western part of Canada, established just a year after the Klondike Gold Rush made the area popular, is the backdrop for this 8-day canoeing tour. Canoeing the 320 kilometres, although the pace is fairly standard, demands a certain level of physical ability and isn’t designed for beginners.

This guided river tour allows travelers to get to know a different side of Canada that many tourists don’t get the chance to see, including a plethora of indigenous wildlife and scenes of unadulterated natural beauty.

Among other animals, the Yukon Territory is the natural habitat for black bear, grizzlies, moose and beaver, making this tour a photographer’s paradise - especially as the gentle nature of the canoeing tour allows travelers a different perspective.

The tour also explores various abandoned settlements, allows time for fishing and concludes in Carmacks, a small native village where travelers enjoy a luxury cuisine dinner with the group to commemorate their spectacular journey through the wilderness together.

The Vancouver Island tour is a slower paced discovery tour for people looking for more variety in their adventure activities. Based on the island, tourists will also get the chance to visit surrounding areas with various boat trips. This 8-day adventure tour includes innumerable picture-perfect landscapes of all types and an abundance of thrilling things to do and see.

Travelers will begin their trip with a city tour in Victoria, including guided visits to the harbor and downtown Victoria, where there are many landmarks to marvel at before heading west out of the city to set up camp below imposing old growth trees. From there, the tour begins its exploration of the island’s magnificent valleys, crystalline lakes and lush forests. Travelers will get the chance to take a scenic cruise on a working packet freighter where they are advised to keep their eye out for humpback whales, bald eagles, sea lions and seals.

There is also an excursion through deep fjords on a high-speed boat before relaxing in the natural Hot Springs Cove in Tofino. Following a little rest and relaxation, the tour continues down the Highway of Waterfalls to Strathcona Provincial Park to wander a popular local market selling artisan crafts, delicacies and souvenirs.

More trekking and general island exploration, sees the travelers picnicking by the lake, taking a dip in the tranquil waters, chilling on secluded beaches and hiking to vantage points to enjoy the incredible panoramas.

Ideal as an add-on to any trip to Canada, this 3-day adventure takes travelers into the Bruce Peninsula to enjoy some of the most astonishing vistas in all of Ontario. Although this adventure allows tourists to take part in some excellent thrill-seeker activities, it’s not necessary to have either a high level of fitness or to be extremely audacious to join, just have a willingness to give it a go!

Despite only being a 3-day tour, the Grotto Adventure is full of exciting and varied activities to do such as swimming, hiking, lazing on sandy beaches and connecting with the extensive wilderness just a few hours outside the western Canadian metropolis Toronto.

From Toronto, the tour travels towards the Bruce Peninsula stopping at Greig’s Cavern where tourists can clamber through 10 limestone caves, climb to the lookout point and enjoy a picnic lunch taking in the panoramic beauty from the trails above. Travelers will also get the chance to try out canoeing, kayaking or paddle-boarding in the afternoon before a group bbq in the evening.

The following day sees the tour continue to the Northern Tip of the Peninsula where tourists will take a glass-bottom boat cruise to explore some incredible shipwrecks before stopping on Flowerpot Island and finally speeding back to the mainland with a jet boat for lunch. The afternoon is organized in a way that travelers can choose to swim out to the underwater tunnel entry or walk to the dry land entrance to the grottos and explore the pristine turquoise waters before hiking some of the famous Bruce Trail. Upon returning to Toronto travelers get their last chance to chill together in the morning on Sauble Beach, a 7-mile freshwater beach with sandy coastline.