Canada Holiday Packages

Immerse yourself in pristine wilderness, wander flatland deserts and discover charming rural towns and diverse cities in Canada’s 13 provinces and territories.

Visit Canada’s capital, Ottawa, in Ontario. Gaze at Parliament Hill on a summer evening to see the grand gothic buildings in a sound-and-light show or encounter Canada’s aboriginal cultures on Victoria Island. In winter, go ice-skating among historic buildings along the Rideau Canal. In spring, see a “sugar bush” on a maple tree farm.

Toronto, Ontario’s largest city, is full of surprises. Wander through Chinatown, Greektown, Little Italy and Portugal Village before warming up in the 19-mile (30-kilometer) underground shopping and dining strip known as the PATH. Explore cultural, geological and natural history at the enormous Royal Ontario Museum or relax near the Victorian architecture of the Distillery district and taste local beers.

Encounter the French-influenced culture of Ontario’s neighbor, Quebec, in Montreal. Develop a taste for poutine (fries drenched in gravy and topped with cheese curds) or toffee made from pouring hot maple syrup into snow. Bike along Lake Saint-Louis through Musée de Lachine's outdoor sculpture museum. Wander amid homes and warehouses built in the 15th and 16th centuries in one of North America’s oldest districts, Quartier Petit Champlain in Quebec City.

In Alberta, find the Badlands desert landscape, a dinosaur graveyard and some of Canada’s best-known ski fields. In summer, look for grizzly bears and elk.

Ski resorts on Whistler and Blackcomb mountains in British Columbia offer a huge array of snow sports in winter. Rock climb, mountain bike and hike in summer. Enjoy busy nightlife year-round. Move west to beautiful and mild Vancouver, a city on the sea, surrounded by mountains. Vancouver is a good jumping-off point for tours to Alaska. 

Canada’s diverse landscapes, untamed wilderness and freezing winters are perfect for those seeking excitement. Find plenty of cultural attractions in the cities and small towns as well.

Q: Should I book a car while on holiday in Canada?

A: Rent a car and you'll feel like a local, not a tourist. Jump into the driver's seat and find out what Toronto and Montreal have to offer, from major attractions to hidden gems. Your own set of wheels will also make things a lot easier if you plan to road trip around the region of Ontario or farther afield. Cheap Car Hire in Canada? We've got you covered.

Q: Which airports can I fly in to for a holiday to Canada?

A: It really depends on where you want to kick off your adventure in Canada. These are the airports that service the majority of flights in and out of the country:

• Toronto, ON (YYZ-Pearson Intl.): 10,250 international flights per month.
• Montreal, QC (YUL-Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl.): 4,446 international flights per month.
• Vancouver, BC (YVR-Vancouver Intl.): 3,902 international flights per month.

Q: What are the most popular types of hotels for a holiday to Canada?

A: Many travellers opt to spend their getaways in hotels. Some love the comfort of motels or bed & breakfasts, while others prefer condos. Whatever you're seeking, Canada has ample options for all budgets.

Q: What does a Canada holiday booking with Expedia include?

A: There are no limits. We have the basics, like Canada cars, flights and hotels. We also have tons of activities and experiences to look at. Pick just one or a combo of a few.

Q: What is the best way to save money on my holiday to Canada?

A: Our packages are a fantastic way to save loads of dollars on your upcoming Canada getaway. Explore somewhere new for less when you bundle your Flights, Hotel and Car Rentals via Expedia. Time to stop daydreaming and get booking.

Q: What are the best things to do in Canada?

A: Toronto is overflowing with amazing things to see and do. Your travel itinerary should definitely begin with Canada's Wonderland, York University and Ontario Science Centre. These are iconic attractions in this great city.

Montreal is another fantastic city with plenty to do. Be sure to visit Montreal Botanical Garden, Montreal Biodome and Saint Joseph's Oratory before you head off.

If you're fortunate enough to be staying in Calgary, you won't be lacking in options either. Well-known attractions here include McMahon Stadium, Heritage Park Historical Village and Scotiabank Saddledome.