Discover Our Family Travel To Canada Guide
From Vancouver B.C. To St. John’s Newfoundland Explore Our Guide Canada With Kids
The Best Of Canada Guide To Our Home and Native Land
Beyond being one of the world’s most beautiful countries, Canada is our home. Kevin and the boys were born here, and Christina immigrated to Canada from the Philippines when she was 10-years-old. Canada is epic, beautiful, and overflowing with amazing family adventure travel opportunities.
Canada extends from the Pacific shores and the Rocky Mountains to the Maritime provinces and their quaint fishing villages. The southernmost point of Canada reaches down as far south as Northern California and the Northern Territories stretch up to encompass the North Pole. Canada is among the safest, and friendliest countries in the world. And there is no surprise that as the world’s 2nd largest country, Canada is a paradise for those looking for adventure travel for kids!
We explore our home as much as we can and have discovered some of the best family travel in Canada. Whether you’re looking for locations for Canada vacations, or the best travel sites in Canada, we’ve probably been there! Below we have included our articles on family travel in Canada. To help you find what you need we have also broken down our family travel blog articles by province and territory. Or you can use the search bar in our navigation menu.
Our Canada guide will show you the best destinations in Canada from coast to coast and from the American Border up to the Arctic Circle. Come explore the best of family travel to Canada with us.
Explore the best of Canada!
Check out some of our most popular travel Canada blog posts to whet your appetite for this epic and beautiful country.
10 Bucket List Destinations in Canada
Discover some of the best Canadian vacation destinations from coast-to-coast. Here is our list of the biggest bucket list destinations in Canada.
Hit The Road Eh! 12 Of The Most Amazing Canadian Road Trips
Canadian road trips are epic! We give you the details on our favorite road trip in each Canadian Province and Territory. These 12 epic Canadian road trips will have you tearing up the asphalt.
Discover The 33 Most Amazing Places in Canada
If you can’t find a Canadian travel location to inspire you here, you might as well give up. These 33 Amazing Canadian destinations will give you plenty of exploring to do.
What you need to know about travel in Canada
Canada is the second largest country in the world, and as such, it can be a challenge to see it all. Our Canada guide lays out some of the most important information that you need to know before traveling to Canada with kids. You’ll find more information about travel in Canada in the Provincial sections of this website.
- Currency
- The Canadian dollar can vary against the US dollar. It averages approximately .75 USD. You can find the current rate here.
- ATM machines are readily available. Debit and Credit Cards are accepted at most locations nationwide.
- Electricity
- The Canadian electrical system runs on 110 Volts AC. The same as the United States.
- Cellular Phone Service
- Canada is a bit notorious for its expensive cell phone service. Sim Cards are available from most national cellular service providers such as Bell, Rogers, and Telus.
- Roads and Driving
- Canada accepts international drivers licenses (IDPs). The road network in Canada is excellent in most urban areas. There is a high-quality network of highways that run throughout the country. Some regions are very remote however and require special care when driving. This is especially common in the northern regions and throughout the territories. Insurance is required for all vehicles traveling on Canadian roads.
Explore The Regions of Canada
From the Pacific Ocean through the Rocky Mountains. Discover some of the most amazing places in British Columbia.
Home to some of the world’s most unique landscapes and North America’s earliest European settlement. Newfoundland & Labrador are a world away from ordinary.
Where the Great White North takes a whole new meaning. Mountains, lakes, dog-sledding and indigenous culture await those visiting the Northwest Territories.
