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of the of theBESTBEST


CANADA ROAD TRIPS a 46


The open road beckons for clients wanting to explore Canada at their own pace, writes Isobel Turner


cross Canada’s 10 provinces and three territories, one thing is guaranteed: awe-inspiring landscapes you’d expect to find on the front of a postcard.


Whether it’s rugged, snow-capped peaks in the west, cascading


waterfalls in the east or glistening alpine lakes further south, one of the best ways to explore Canada’s most breathtaking scenery is to take to the open road. And with an array of new Canada-bound flight routes from the UK, there’s never been a better time for your clients to strap in for an adventure behind the wheel.


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Explore nature in Newfoundland


From May 1, WestJet will be flying from Gatwick to St John’s three times a week, bringing the charm of Newfoundland and Labrador within easy reach. After touching down in North America’s oldest city, sample the unique pancake-doughnut crossover toutons and visit the quaint fishing village Qudi Vidi, before setting off to drive the 194-mile Irish Loop. Along the way, nature lovers should keep an eye out for caribou (reindeer) in the iceberg-studded Avalon Peninsula, North America’s largest puffin colony in Bay Bulls and Witless Bay, and humpback


whales breaching the Atlantic waves. Book it: Frontier Canada’s 14-night Lodges and Escapes of Newfoundland self-drive tour starts from £3,350 per person, based on two adults sharing, including accommodation, car hire, some activities


and flights departing in May. frontier-canada.co.uk


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