Canada's easternmost province of Newfoundland and Labrador has a wild natural beauty and a never-ending coastline. The region is as far east as you can go in Canada but you won't have to travel far to experience Newfoundland food once you get to the capital, St John's.
From foraging for...
Nova Scotia (or New Scotland) is one of the Canadian maritime provinces. With a stunning rugged coastline and a fascinating history, there's more than enough things to do in Nova Scotia to make your visit an enjoyable one. Whether it's driving along the coastline and visiting colourful fishing villages, to...
I’ve heard it said about Cape Breton Island that if you shake a bush a fiddler falls out and a step dancer is never far behind. Cape Bretoners have deep roots, a storied history and large hearts. And they love to share their Cape Breton music. So visiting when...
The remote Canadian east coast province of Newfoundland delivers a memorable iceberg parade each year. Chasing icebergs in Newfoundland's Iceberg Alley is an experience to remember.
Around 40,000 icebergs calve annually in Greenland, floating southwards from Baffin Bay along the stretch of water known as ‘Iceberg Alley’.
Iceberg Alley
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There are several ways to explore Canada. You can go on an organised package tour, drive across Canada or take the train across Canada. If you love adventure then camping in Canada is a great way to save money while exploring the country.
Of all the things to do...
My hands are covered in warm, silky chocolate. Suddenly my nose starts to itch and I’m I trouble. It’s not easy to scratch your nose when you’re fingers are full of gooey chocolate. I’m in the production area of Island Chocolates in Victoria-by-the-Sea in Prince Edward Island. It’s a messy, but...