Category: Canada


  • Calgary in a Day

    Calgary in a Day

    Since our main goal on this trip was hiking in the Canadian Rockies, after exploring the French-speaking part of Canada we flew to Calgary — the main entry point to the famous Banff National Park. We only stayed in the city for a day, mostly to recharge after the long flight from Montreal and to…

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  • Tadoussac & Saguenay National Park: Top Things to Do

    If you’re traveling through Québec, don’t miss the chance to visit Tadoussac and the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, one of the best whale-watching destinations in the world. Located at the confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence rivers, this incredible marine park is home to over a dozen whale species, including the iconic belugas, fin…

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  • Québec City in a Day: What to See, Do & Eat

    If you’re in the French-speaking part of Canada, Québec City is a must-visit. It’s not only the capital of Québec province, but also one of the oldest European settlements in North America. The city’s distinctly French-style architecture gives it a unique charm — no surprise, given its deep colonial roots. How to Get There We…

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  • La Mauricie National Park

    Our next stop in French-speaking Canada was La Mauricie National Park, located near the Laurentian Mountains — just a 3-hour drive from Mont-Tremblant.This park covers a vast area of 536 square kilometers of lush green forest, dotted with 150 lakes and countless ponds. Park Entrance Fee: Where to Stay We chose to stay at Maison…

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  • What to Do in Mont-Tremblant

    Our next stop after Montreal was the charming town of Mont-Tremblant, about a 1.5-hour drive north. While it’s best known as a world-class ski resort, Mont-Tremblant is a year-round destination with plenty to offer in every season. Our main reason for visiting was to hike in Mont-Tremblant National Park, but even if hiking isn’t your…

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  • 2 Days in MontreaL

    Montreal, the second-largest city in Canada, was the starting point of our two-month adventure across the country. As the primary language here is French, don’t be surprised if some locals don’t speak English—especially in smaller neighborhoods. All road signs are in French too, so if you’re planning to rent a car like we did, it’s…

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