As much as I like travel hopping and moving swiftly from destination to destination (mainly out of my excitement to see many places and with limited PTO days), I also appreciate opportunities I have to slow down. Salt Spring Island – one of the Gulf Islands in British Columbia – has been that place for
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I think Kelowna is one of the most beautiful cities in Canada, and a trip here would make it very hard to dispute. Kelowna is set along the shores of Okanagan Lake and surrounded by vineyards, mountains, and orchards, offering a perfect mix of outdoor adventure, local culture, and world-class wine. Located in the heart
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Bienvenue à Quebec City! This is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Canada. This is another city where I keep coming back to every year, and it may actually be my most-visited city in Canada. With its cobblestone streets, historic architecture, French heritage, and river views, Quebec City feels like a little
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One of the great things I love about Ontario, and Canada as a whole is that you only need to drive an hour or two away from the city, and you would be in a whole different world. Elora, only 1.5 hours, from Toronto downtown feels like a scene from a hallmark movie and is
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Newfoundland was my last stop on my Atlantic Canada solo tour. I have a detailed review, itinerary and cost breakdown of my trip linked here. Check out my posts on my time in PEI here, in New Brunswick here, and in Nova Scotia here. St. John’s is by far one of the most colourful and
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Just off the coast of Saint-Pierre is a small island with no cars, no shops, no trees, and no permanent residents. Île aux Marins is a hauntingly beautiful island that once housed a thriving fishing community. Today, it feels like a living museum with weathered houses facing the sea, an old church standing quietly on
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Continuing on with my solo tour of Atlantic Canada (I have a detailed review, itinerary and cost breakdown of my trip linked here), my next stop after Nova Scotia was the French overseas territorial collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon. I took a flight from Nova Scotia to SPM with the island’s flagship carrier- Air
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My next stop after I left New Brunswick was to Nova Scotia and I took the bus again which was about a 2 hours ride. (Check out my post on my time in PEI here and in New Brunswick here. I have a detailed review, itinerary and cost breakdown of my Maritimes and Atlantic Canada
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After leaving Charlottetown, PEI, my next stop was to Moncton, New Brunswick to see the Hoepwell Rocks. For those who don’t know, this place is home to the highest tides in the world. The Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park are located in Hopewell Cape. Moncton, New Brunswick is only about 30 minutes drive so this was
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PEI was my first stop on my solo tour of Atlantic Canada. I took the flight from Toronto to Charlottetown Airport. I have a detailed review, itinerary and cost breakdown of my Atlantic Canada trip here. This small town in Canada’s smallest island has become very popular because of the famous novel Anne of Green
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