Discover a province rich in culture, cuisine, history, and heritage. Explore Old Quebec's UNESCO-listed streets, striking architecture, historic landmarks, and vibrant museums. Enjoy Parisian-style bistros, modern art, and outdoor adventures. Kayak a fjord, walk across Montmorency Falls, zipline, paddleboard, surf, and mountain bike in scenic settings. Home to Montréal, this mostly French-speaking region offers something for everyone.

Immerse yourself in the River Saguenay and the Saguenay Fjord's raw beauty and protected wildlife. Explore boreal forests beneath climate-shaping conifers, learn Canadian history, and see black bears in their natural habitat. Enjoy activities from helicopter tours to kayaking, sailing, and skiing, then relax amid endless mountains, valleys, and forests.

Sept-Îles offers calm wilderness: vast forests, lakes, mountains, and long sandy beaches. Stroll the Vieux-Quai promenade for museums, shops, and cafés serving fruit de mer; explore Aylmer-Whittom Park's salt marshes and sculptures; or visit Innu sacred sites, Lac des Rapides for kayaking/cycling, Grand Basque Island, and the St. Lawrence for whale watching.

Make memories on Prince Edward Island as you explore a capital city set in small-town tradition. Re-energise in the buzzing art and culture scene teeming with historical discoveries. Wander lengthy boardwalks framing deep-water harbours, admire red brick facades by horse-drawn carriage or choose a coastal drive to encounter the full beauty of this picturesque region. Nostalgic, beautiful, and romantic - no wonder artists continue to be inspired in Canada's culture capital.

Discover Cape Breton's blend of urban charm, historic sites, stunning scenery, and warm hospitality. Stroll the waterfront, watch buskers, snap a photo by the world's largest fiddle, and browse eclectic boutiques. Hike part of the Cabot Trail for spectacular views. Experience Nova Scotian culture through local artisans-from painters and carpenters to glassblowers and chocolatiers.

Discover Nova Scotia's vibrant capital: explore historic sites and museums, browse a progressive farmers' market, dine in a thriving food scene, and climb the old fort hill for sweeping harbour views. Visit a winery, take a salt-water ferry cruise, see Peggy's Cove lighthouse, and stroll Canada's most glamorous Victorian gardens amid nearby wooded coastal nature.

Stroll into the elegant beauty of Newport, Rhode Island. Marvel at the majestic yachts and imposing mansions in this tiny but mighty state. Dine on fresh-from-the-ocean lobster, hike the world-famous Cliff Walk, sail around the harbour in a restored cabin cruiser, peruse outdoor art and saunter into gilded age stately homes. Dripping in forested foliage, history and beaches, the world really is your oyster in this Ocean State.

Discover New York, the city that never sleeps: helicopter views of the Manhattan skyline, Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park, Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge; art at MoMA; a painting party at Havana's emporium; tribute at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum; Broadway backstage stories, East Village shopping, street hotdogs, elegant cocktails, and a romantic walk across Brooklyn Bridge. Big, bold, brash: the Big Apple.

Lighthouses and lobster, beaches and beauty: Maine offers culinary pleasures, maritime history, heritage architecture, and cultural flair. Past and present meet here, from sweet bakeries and award-winning lobster restaurants to the lively Old Port, art scene, cobbled streets, fish market, and Casco Bay island views. Romantic, stylish, and sophisticated, this relaxed East Coast waterfront town invites you to stroll the coast and its lighthouses.

Immerse yourself in Canada's oldest incorporated city. Learn about the province's heritage and stunning Beaux-Arts architecture. Zip Wire over lush landscapes and discover freshwater lakes, miles of nature trails, sandy beaches, salt marshes and waterfalls. Admire the thriving sea bird population in the Bay of Fundy ecosystem, enjoy seafood and caviar, attend a wine-tasting or simply drift gently through remote and calming fishing villages.

Îles de la Madeleine, a tiny eight-island archipelago in Quebec, blends French charm with wild beauty: nearly 320 km of beaches, shifting dunes, red sandstone cliffs, and quaint villages. Explore Cap aux Meules, hike Parc des Buck, or cycle coastal trails. Relax on Havre Aubert, swim at Dune-du-Nord-one of Canada's top beaches-and enjoy lobster in Grande Entrée, Quebec's Lobster Capital.

Recharge in Mingan Archipelago National Park: explore historic sites among protected islands of sea-sculpted limestone, find fossils on Niapiskau Island, and walk Quarry Island's rich flora and fauna. Venture into eco-friendly boreal forest to see ancient limestone monuments, then follow pebble beaches and dramatic coastlines to watch seals and seabirds, and meet the Innu to experience a thousand-year culture.

Awaken your senses in Baie-Comeau: discover glaciers that shaped the landscape, maritime heritage, and industrial history. Savour regional seafood and locally brewed beer amid wild nature. Visit a valley of seashells, salt marshes, sand dunes, and berry-filled forests in Quebec's bird-watching capital. Enjoy unspoiled panoramas and nine ecosystems in one day-a perfect place to relax.

Discover a province rich in culture, cuisine, history, and heritage. Explore Old Quebec's UNESCO-listed streets, striking architecture, historic landmarks, and vibrant museums. Enjoy Parisian-style bistros, modern art, and outdoor adventures. Kayak a fjord, walk across Montmorency Falls, zipline, paddleboard, surf, and mountain bike in scenic settings. Home to Montréal, this mostly French-speaking region offers something for everyone.