![]() If it’s the sea that fills your dreams, one of the best ways to explore the province is via a circumnavigation. If you’re keen to capture the majesty of wayward ‘bergs, be sure to board the Iceberg Watch boat tour out of Twillingate. This is where you’ll find the cartoonish Atlantic Puffin, and numerous species of whales that spend time in waters punctuated by icebergs. Windswept and other-worldly, the eastern province of Newfoundland and Labrador offers up some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Canada. Searching for migrating humpbacks rounds out an authentic and environmentally-conscious travel experience. Adventure World () tours include an intimate wildlife-watching experience out of Port McNeill, where First Nations guides lead you through waters frequented by orcas to grizzly bear viewing locations. ![]() Keep your eyes peeled for the whales, as well as dolphins and sea lions, and even grizzly bears. Here, you’ll learn how the island’s First Nations peoples live harmoniously with wildlife, including humpback whales and orcas. Many tourists stay in and around Victoria, but if you want to get off the beaten track, head north to the fishing town of Campbell River. Storm-battered beaches and dense forest set the tone for a summer on Vancouver Island. With Adventure World, you will have authentic interactions with local artists, walk through forests believed to be spiritual and enjoy a Zodiac excursion to the ancient village of K’uuna Llnagaay (Skedans), where carved memorial and mortuary poles are slowly being reclaimed by rainforest.Ī baby seal on the beach at Rose Spit, on the northern tip of Graham Island a humpback whale in waters near Langara Island Lodge. Located north of Vancouver Island, near the southernmost reaches of Alaska, Haida Gwaii is an archipelago of thick jungle, mirror-like lakes, ancient landscapes and a tonne of wildlife. To the south, in British Columbia, is another untouched wilderness that captivates travellers seeking to soothe the soul. You will also get the chance to check out the Jack London Museum and cabin, dedicated to the American novelist who famously captured the essence of Yukon in his novels. ![]() At night, join the fun at Dawson institution Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall, famous for its can-can dancers. During the day, wander along the Western-style timber boardwalks, past houses slouching in permafrost. To make the most of a Yukon visit, combine two Adventure World tours, so you can meet Dawson City, a former gold-mining boom town with a sordid past. Other must-see sights include Yukon Wildlife Preserve, home to elk, moose and mountain goats, and UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kluane National Park, home to the world’s largest non-polar ice field. ![]() Klondike, which you can learn all about during an Adventure World city tour. On the banks of the iconic Yukon River is the steam-powered paddlewheeler S.S. In the capital Whitehorse, wide streets are lined with outdoor retailers and cosy cafes. Tucked into a remote western corner, this province is unlike any other, with its fiercely independent locals, remote communities, jagged mountains and sprawling national parks. With a vast landscape that’s as spellbinding as the colourful people that call Yukon home, this is where you come to get lost in the raw beauty of Canada. If you’ve been to Canada before, it’s time to embrace your inner Jack London and listen to the “call of the wild”. Watch grizzly bears fish for salmon in the Great Bear Rainforest and learn how lobster is king in Nova Scotia with Adventure World. From the majestic forests of Haida Gwaii in the west to the windswept coastline of Newfoundland in the east, step away from Canada’s tourist trail to discover the country’s hidden gems.
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