Unique Events and Attractions in Edinburgh The capital of Scotland has a museum of illusions, the world’s largest arts festival, a coffee shop in an old boat and an ancient volcano.
Seven Days On Scotland’s North Coast 500 Looping around the Scottish Highlands, the North Coast 500 entrances visitors with its natural beauty, historic setting and friendly faces. Here's how to do a seven-day road trip.
How to Spend a Long Weekend in Gananoque From boating along the St. Lawrence to walking tours and tree-top ziplining, outdoor adventures await in this gateway to Ontario's Thousand Islands.
Exploring Belize On a Stand-Up Paddleboard Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) is the fastest-growing water sport in the world, and the South Water Caye Marine Reserve in Belize is a beautiful place to learn. Here, travel writer Dan Rubinstein shares his experience paddling through the region with British Columbia-based outfitter Island Expeditions.
Six Canadian Experiences to Have if You Really Love Canoeing The canoe is an historic Canadian pastime that lives on. Experience why with a visit to Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ont. or a canoe trip in Calgary, Winnipeg, Fredericton, the Yukon or Langley, B.C.
Urban Canoeing in Ottawa The canoe is a potent symbol of Canada's history and culture, and it continues to draw paddlers to both wild and urban waterways. Take a canoe trip along the Ottawa River to explore the city from the water, gliding past Parliament Hill, paved pathways and the castle-like Fairmont Château Laurier hotel.
Glamping in Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario A four-hour drive from Toronto, go glamping next to Cyrus Lake in Bruce Peninsula National Park. Hang out on the beach, hike to a natural cave then relax on your yurt's large deck while dinner cooks on the barbecue. Plus, three more national parks in Canada that offer comfort camping.
A Solo Trip to Saskatchewan’s Grasslands National Park Vast and relatively undisturbed, Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan is the perfect place to find solitude and solace. Pitch a tent at Rock Creek Campground and appreciate the quiet. Plus, three more national parks in Ontario, New Brunswick and Alberta to explore solo.
Three Walking Holidays in the UK and Ireland A walking holiday is the ideal experience for the active traveller. Discover rugged peninsulas along Scotland's Isle of Skye, limestone hills along The Burren Way in Ireland, or a an ancient Roman fortification along Hadrian's Wall Path in England.
Rambling On: A Walking Holiday in the British Isles Travel writer, Dan Rubinstein, shares his love of walking holidays in the British Isles. As he hikes along rugged shorelines and through idyllic villages, strangers become friends, hearty pub fare is fuel for the trails, and with each step comes a new perspective.
