This 7-day packrafting expedition on Quebec’s Dumoine River offers an immersive adventure through one of the province’s most scenic waterways. Participants will navigate Class II and III rapids, paddle through breathtaking landscapes of dense forests and towering cliffs, and camp on secluded river beaches each evening. With basic paddling experience required, this intermediate-level trip is guided by experts who provide safety instructions, packrafting techniques, and support throughout. Along the route, participants can spot wildlife, enjoy peaceful moments by the river, and embrace the natural beauty of this remote wilderness.

This 8-day sea kayaking tour on Ontario’s Georgian Bay offers an immersive exploration of its stunning archipelago, with over 30,000 islands shaped by granite and century-old pines. Paddlers will navigate through crystal-clear waters, visit historic sites like the French River delta, and enjoy daily opportunities to swim and relax in the pristine environment. Evenings are spent camping on rocky islands, where breathtaking sunsets and tranquil surroundings create an unforgettable outdoor experience. With guidance from experienced leaders, this beginner-friendly adventure combines natural beauty, cultural history, and peaceful moments in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

This 7-day sea kayaking expedition in Quebec’s Mingan Archipelago offers a chance to explore its unique landscapes and biodiversity. Participants will paddle through calm waters, navigating between islands with striking rock formations and monoliths shaped by natural forces. The itinerary includes opportunities to encounter marine wildlife, such as seals and seabirds, and to hike on Quarry and Grande Îles to explore their natural landmarks. Evenings are spent camping on secluded beaches, and the trip concludes with a local meal in Havre-Saint-Pierre. This beginner-friendly tour provides a comprehensive experience of this protected national park.

Visit beautiful Vancouver Island during the wintertime on the Vancouver Island Storm Chasing Self-Drive Tour. Vancouver Island offers a refuge from the snowy weather, but during the winter the waves of the Pacific Ocean are a marvellous sight to behold as they crash to the beaches of Tofino.

The spectacular Canadian Rocky Mountains attract visitors from around the world in the summer, but during the winter they become a beautiful snowy playground for skiers and adventurous travellers. The Winter Rockies Self-Drive Tour is a relaxed self-driving itinerary that offers longer stays in each stop, so you can fill each day with your favourite winter activities.

This 7-day canoe expedition on Ontario’s French River offers a beginner-friendly journey through one of Canada’s most historic and scenic waterways. Participants will paddle 12 to 20 kilometers daily, navigating interconnected lakes and calm stretches of river while observing diverse wildlife and vibrant riverside flora. Evenings are spent wild camping on secluded beaches, with shared group meals and time to relax around a campfire. Designated as a Canadian Heritage River, the French River is rich in cultural history, having served as a vital route for Indigenous peoples, fur traders, and French explorers. Guided by experienced leaders, this trip combines natural beauty, cultural significance, and outdoor adventure.

Visit the remote Quebec wilderness on the Bazin River Paddling Adventure, embarking on a wet and wild camping holiday you’ll never forget! This tour departs from the busy metropolis of Montreal into the deep woods of Mauricie. Don’t worry if you’re not an expert paddler, you’ll receive expert tips to improve your skills during your journey so that you can enjoy the ride on the exciting whitewater sections of the river.

The Sunshine Coast Adventure Tour offers a perfect blend of outdoor exploration and cultural immersion. This family-friendly self-drive tour takes you along the stunning coastline, where you can enjoy kayaking in serene inlets, scenic hikes to iconic sites like Skookumchuk Narrows, and an unforgettable boat tour to Chatterbox Falls. Whether you’re paddling through crystal-clear waters or strolling through charming towns like Sechelt and Gibsons, this journey is filled with natural beauty and rich local culture.

The LaHave Islands Glamping, Yoga and Kayaking Adventure combines sea kayaking, fresh seafood, and coastal exploration. Paddle between islands, visiting colorful fishing communities and pristine beaches. Along the way, enjoy swimming, stand-up paddleboard yoga sessions, or simply relax and take in the scenery. Keep an eye out for marine wildlife, including seals, otters, osprey, cormorants, and eagles.

The Jasper Highlands Backpacking Adventure is a must-do adventure for the intermediate or strong backpacker. If you’ve tested your legs elsewhere and feel ready for a truly remote adventure, this is the one!

Mount Assiniboine is likely the most iconic peak in the Rockies, and the Backpacking near Mount Assiniboine tour is an adventure that puts this mountain at center stage! Despite delivering a true backcountry experience, this tour is suitable for less experienced hikers and backpackers- where better to have your first backpacking experience than the Mount Assiniboine area?

This seven-day kayaking adventure showcases the best paddling and island camping along Nova Scotia’s stunning South Shore. Explore three distinct areas offering exceptional island-hopping and camping opportunities—paddle past vast white sand beaches and historic settlements in the LaHave Archipelago, navigate the narrow channels and striking geology of Blue Rocks and Stonehurst, and discover the sheltered drumlin islands protected by the Mahone Islands Conservation Association (MICA) for their ecological significance and beauty.

Immerse yourself into one of the classic trekking trips in all of North America: The Chilkoot Trail. Follow the route of the gold rush into the Yukon, over the incredible Chilkoot Pass. Along the way marvel at the beauty of Alaska, Northern British Columbia and the Yukon.

The Orca Camp Kayak Tour offers an unforgettable adventure on the stunning waters of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Participants get the unique opportunity to kayak alongside orcas, humpback whales, and other marine wildlife in their natural habitat. The trip is designed for both beginners and experienced paddlers, providing a memorable outdoor experience with expert support along the way. The camp itself is set in a remote, breathtaking location, offering a true wilderness escape where you can enjoy the serenity of nature.

Experience the enchanting Aurora Borealis itinerary, elevated with a 3-night sojourn at the Southern Lakes Resort in Whitehorse, Yukon. This exceptional journey into Canada’s north offers an ideal haven for relaxation and rejuvenation. By day, immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Whitehorse, and by night, engage in captivating pursuits under the awe-inspiring northern lights that dance across our skies.