Canada Travel
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Because Canada is so huge, with big cities and tiny towns scattered from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, a trip to Canada rarely includes “seeing it all.” If you drive across the New York-Ontario border for a trip to Toronto, don’t count on making a side trip to Quebec City or Vancouver. Use this section to learn about Canada’s unique landscape and the cities and towns that punctuate it, so you can customize your trip to this great northern land.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Many of the sites listed below will be used frequently throughout this guide because they contain so much information. Some of the sites are all-in-one stops for Canadian travel, offering flights, suggestions, maps, blogs and more. Two of the most commonly mentioned sites are: The Official Site of the Canadian Tourism Commission and Trail Canada.
- There are countless blogs and forums that allow travelers to share their experiences and advice with others. We’ve listed a few of those specific to Canada below. For a more in-depth explanation of these sites, visit the findingDulcinea Blogs Web Guide.
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Canada Travel Requirements
Canada is generally a safe placeæno question about it. However, that doesn’t mean you ... read more »
Getting to Canada
The United States and Canada share the world’s longest undefended border, stretching 3,145 ... read more »
Canada Hotels
Canada offers a variety of accommodations. To step inside from the cold, stay in one of the many ... read more »
Getting Around in Canada
Earlier in the guide we mentioned that visiting Montreal and Vancouver in the same trip might not ... read more »
