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terrific blend of chefs from around the world bringing their own traditional flavours and recipes to the fresh produce of the region and you’ll see why foodies flock here.


BOOK IT: Contiki’s Snap Canada is a 10-night Instagram-oriented tour of Banff, Jasper and Vancouver, starting from £1,559 including transport, accommodation and 10 meals; flights extra. contiki.com


Outdoor adventures Fill a weekend with natural wonders in St John’s, Newfoundland. Hunt for awe-inspiring icebergs – some can take four years just to get to Canada after calving from the Petermann Glacier in Greenland. See


them from a boat, paddle closer in a kayak, and then enjoy their delicious pure taste with a bottle of the world’s only iceberg- brewed beer at the Quidi Vidi Brewery. Experience the jaw-dropping power of 160 billion tonnes of water rushing in and out of the Bay of Fundy twice a day. In the morning, head out for a paddle in a kayak around the soaring tips of the Hopewell Rocks. Just a few hours later, walk the wet sand of the ocean floor as those same rocks tower 16 metres above your head as you search for rare fossils and stones. Start a burning love affair with Canada


for clients on a trip that takes in some of the many highlights of British Columbia. An overnight wilderness canoe trip and


whale-watching tour, a chance to surf in the ultimate hipster island town Tofino, or a hike along lakeside trails and waterfall swims in national and provincial parks might be just what your clients are looking for.


BOOK IT: TrekAmerica offers a 17-day Canadian Parks West trip from Vancouver, with visits to Pacific Rim National Park and Wells Gray Provincial Park. Prices start from £1,939 land-only, including accommodation and ground transport. trekamerica.co.uk


Find out more: canadaspecialist.co.uk


PICTURES: CANADIAN TOURISM COMMISSION/KEVIN ARNOLD; RISHAD DAROOWALA


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