Canada, my home land, is part of North America. The great North with four seasons and many reasons to visit.
From the mountains in British Columbia to the Atlantic seas of Newfoundland and everywhere in between, there is something here for every traveler.
As a Canadian I am sad to say that I have not seen all of my provinces but have made it a goal to see more in 2021. 
Here are some places I have been to and what you can see when you go.
ONTARIO
Ontario, central Canada, is well known for Toronto and Niagara Falls. But have you ever been to the most Southern tip of mainland Canada? Or hiked to the grotto? Ontario has so many places to explore.
Where to Stay
- Toronto- the hub of Ontario I prefer to stay downtown near Union Station at The Strathcona Hotel. This is the perfect location to get to all the main attractions in Toronto.
- Muskoka’s-Ontario also has some of the best cottage country called the Muskoka’s. This area has cottages owned by Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russel, Kate Hudson, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and even Justin Bieber.
- Southern Ontario- Wine and tomato country. Head down to Kingsville and stay at The Grove. Here you can get to the most Southern tip of mainland Canada and jump on a wine tour.
Top Things to do
- Hiking- Tobermory is part of the Bruce trail and is home to the grotto. Crystal blue waters and amazing camping grounds.
- Waterfalls- Hamilton has the most waterfalls in Canada. This area you can find 100 waterfalls within the city limits ranging in all sizes.
- Spa- Need a girls weekend head to Collingwood and spend a day at the Scandinave Spa.
- Explore the Shore- Canadas most Southern Mainland point is located in Point Pelee National Park. This is the place you will see me the most.
New Brunswick
New Brunswick is on the East Coast Of Canada. Experience one of the 7 wonders of North America with the tides at the Bay of Fundy.
Where to Stay
- Saint John- A city located on the coast at the Bay of Fundy. Check out Mahogany Manor Bed and Breakfast.
- Moncton- A fast growing city they offer a great night life and if you enjoy nature walks a great park.
Things to do
- Bay of Fundy- A must see as it is one of the 7 wonders of North America with the highest tide in the world.
- Reversing Falls- Another sight to see. As the tide rises and falls it creates rapids or falls. 2 times per day the river can be seen going in one direction then the other.
- Hiking- Irishtown Nature park is an amazing place to visit during fall September/October for the beautiful colors.
British Columbia
British Columbia is located on the West Coast of Canada. Known for it mountains for the best skiing in Canada, the best time to visit is Winter December to March.
Where to Stay
- Vancouver- This large city offers a great night life, multicultural restaurants and seaside life. The Westin Bayshore offers beautiful rooms and stunning views.
- Victoria- The Strathcona Hotel located downtown is a prefect place to put your feet up after a long day.
- Whistler- Check out Whistler Village Inn & Suites. Great location and I am not going to lie. I was sold on the fireplace and mountain feels.
What to do
- The ultimate place to go in the winter for skiing is Whistler. If you are not a winter person, such as myself, but love hiking this area offers great trails and waterfalls for every other season.
- Vancouver has such a diverse culture and it was one reason I fell in love with it. For park lovers check out Stanley Park with its amazing gardens.
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Alberta is known for the amazing view in Banff National park. Located on the west coast of Canada. Best time to visit for hiking is June to August (busy time) and skiing is from December to March.
Where to stay
- Banff- This is the heart to the out doors. You can camp, glamp, hotel and luxury hotels. There are many choices to choose from.
- Calgary- only 1.5 hours from downtown Banff Calgary is a more affordable choice if you are just planning to do day trip to the Banff National Park.
- Canmore- another affordable location also on the way to Banff. Located in the Kananaskis Park.
- Jasper – 3 hours to Banff and 4.5 to Calgary this is another must stop adventure in Alberta
What to do
- Winter – well there’s skiing and snowshoeing. These are the top two things to do while here.
- Summer is the best time to explore the great outdoors. Hiking, camping and scenic driving.
- The best places to visit are Kananaskis Park, Banff National Park, Jasper National Park and if you have time head to Drumheller for some amazing views and a look at Dinosaur Fossils.