Vacation Rentals & Apartments in Canada

A vast extension stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific, Canada is the world’s second-largest country. Head into the wild and go grizzly bear watching, walk on the glaciers and chase the northern lights in Yukon, on clear nights. Feel the thrill racing down the slopes of the best skiing resorts and try some heli-hiking on mountainsides. Take a scenic drive along the coast, visit the beautiful lakes and hop between lighthouses.

English and French are the official languages in Canada. The Francophone heritage is well represented in artsy Montreal. Stroll along the cobbled streets of the old town of Quebec or enjoy canoeing and kayaking in crystal clear waters along a river, near pristine glaciers and incredible lakes like the ones in Banff National Park. Enjoy the stunning landscapes and the Canadian Rockies. You will have many opportunities for wildlife viewing, including polar bears in Manitoba and orcas off the coast of Vancouver.

The sheer expanse of skiing slopes and incredible mountains and scenery make skiers wanting to explore this winter wonderland. Have off-piste experiences in Whistler, book your ski vacations in Banff, and get surrounded by pristine landscapes in Lake Louise. In British Columbia, you can enjoy unforgettable skiing vacations in Revelstoke and Panorama where you can twist, turn, swerve, undulate and dip down the hill as you enjoy great views one moment, followed by dramatic scenery the next. Receive a warm Canadian welcome and enjoy your stay!

Exploring a place on foot is when you get to see every detail in the surroundings. Canada is home to incredible hikes and routes thanks to the vast territory of superlative beauty and extensive tracts of wilderness dotted with seaside cliffs, rolling hills, boggy marshlands and great ocean views along the coast. Gear up and enjoy the West Coast Trail in British Columbia. Plan a route in Nova Scotia or follow the Skyline Trail within Cape Breton’s Highlands National Park. In Alberta, near Lake Louise, with the impressive Canadian Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, there is The Plain of the Six Glaciers in Banff National Park. The east coast also offers great hiking trails through Newfoundland, from the easy Silver Mine Head Path to the challenging White Horse Path featuring wonderful ocean views. The Grizzly Lake Trail in Yukon, The Grey Owl Trail in Manitoba, or the Lion’s Head Trail in Ontario are also great hikes to enjoy. Discover what Canada has to offer!

With an incredible and varied offer of outdoor activities, great cities to visit and honeymoon spots to enjoy, Canada is a great destination for a romantic weekend doing what you love. Hike up together, go kayaking in a lake, have a romantic dinner by the sea and have a romantic stay in Vancouver, Toronto, or Ontario. Visit the Niagara Falls and create memories of a lifetime! Do you need more reasons to visit Canada?

Get to the top of Canada’s highest tower, the CN Tower in Toronto. Climb the tower to get sweeping views of the city and the lake. The tower defines Toronto’s skyline and it is a recognisable and renowned architectural masterpiece. Definitely, a must-see for anyone who visits the city.

For 20 minutes, soak up the drops sprayed aboard the Maid of the Mist. Experience one of the world’s most impressive views from the boat and get close to the 600,000 gallons per second of water plunging down to the bottom. Feel the power of Niagara Falls like never before. Check the dates and book your tour as a group or individually.

Explore Canada coast to coast and discovering its 46 beautiful National Parks and National Park Reserves. Everywhere you are in Canada there is always a park to explore. Why not starting at the jaw-dropping Gros Morne National Park? Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia should be on every traveller’s list as well. Enjoy Fundy National Park in New Brunswick or the Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario. Quebec is home to La Mauricie National Park and in Manitoba, you will find the Wapusk National Park, one of the largest polar bear denning areas where you can also see Arctic foxes, hares, caribou. Take canoe excursions and discover it at your pace. These parks are just the tip of the iceberg. Find out more when you arrive!

With ancient fortifications, Old Quebec is one of the most interesting cities to visit in Canada. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is rich in museums and historic sites to visit. Walk around the Citadelle fort, visit the Grand Château Frontenac hotel and Terrasse Dufferin, and take the funicular that connects to Lower Town and the Quartier Petit Champlain. In here you will find a nice stone church, the popular Place Royale square and lovely independent shops along Rue du Petit Champlain. Get ready to travel back in time admiring the awe-inspiring architecture and taking in over 400 years of history in Old Quebec.