Western Canada
Western Canada
An exciting region filled with diverse outdoor adventures, vibrant cities, and rich cultural experiences.
Rocky Mountains
Experience the best of one of Canada’s most iconic landmarks on our flagship adventures.
Tofino
Known as the surf capital, this is one of the most stunning towns on Canada’s West Coast, and a hub for peace and relaxation.
The Yukon
Discover untouched wilderness, breathtaking northern lights, and rich Indigenous culture on a truly immersive adventure in Canada’s wild north.
Vancouver
Rich in history and built in the forests, there are many outdoor activities and attractions for students to visit and learn.
Victoria
British Columbia’s capital and home the Parliament Buildings, The Butchart Gardens and the Royal Museum of BC.
Whistler
A small Europe-style village north of Vancouver that is home to the 2010 Winter Olympics, and famous for its adventure possibilities!
Calgary
Combine urban energy with stunning natural surroundings, offering a gateway to the Rockies alongside vibrant cultural and outdoor experiences.
Edmonton
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Here are some of the regions that we operate in.
All of our tours are custom and we tailor each adventure to your specific needs.
Churchill
Churchill, Manitoba Previous Next Churchill, Manitoba Manitoba is Canada’s central province, home to stunning scenery and diverse ecology, from Arctic tundra in the north around Hudson Bay, to prairies and boreal forests further south. Teachers, ask us how we can … Read More
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Toronto
Toronto Previous Next Toronto Welcome to Toronto, Canada’s largest and most diverse city, where the possibilities for student travellers are endless! Dive into the rich tapestry of cultures at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), home to world-class exhibits spanning art, … Read More
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Ottawa
Ottawa Previous Next Ottawa Welcome to Ottawa, Canada’s capital city! Immerse yourself in Canada’s rich history at Parliament Hill, where iconic Gothic-stylebuildings house the country’s government institutions. Take a guided tour to learn aboutCanada’s political heritage and witness the Changing … Read More
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Montreal
montreal Previous Next Montreal Get ready for an unforgettable student tour to Montreal, where the joie de vivre of French culture meets the vibrancy of North America! Explore the historic cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, where charming cafes, boutiques, and … Read More
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Quebec City
Quebec City Previous Next Quebec City One-of-a-kind destination for school groups which can be enjoyed all year round. Quebec City, in the mainly French-speaking province of Québec, lies on the St Lawrence River and is the city to visit to … Read More
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Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Previous Next Nova Scotia The second-smallest province of Canada, Nova Scotia is a geographer’s dream destination. Consisting of the mainland peninsula with its many estuaries and bays, as well as 3 800 islands, nowhere are you more than 67 … Read More
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Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island Previous Next Prince Edward Island This is Canada’s smallest province, but it still packs a punch in terms of its stunning scenery and interesting things to do. The Confederation Trail follows the abandoned railway line and you … Read More
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New Brunswick
new brunswick Previous Next New Brunswick The only bilingual province in Canada, New Brunswick consists primarily of forested uplands and lies entirely within the Appalachian Mountain Range. This is the area to visit to see the effects of glacial periods … Read More
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Newfoundland
Newfoundland Previous Next Newfoundland Get ready to explore Newfoundland, Canada’s easternmost province, known for its rugged landscapes, warm hospitality, and fascinating history. Whether you’re into breathtaking natural sights, vibrant local culture, or exciting outdoor activities, Newfoundland offers it all. From … Read More
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