Canada Snow Holidays

Our experts will customise the perfect trip for you based on what you enjoy, but here are a few ideas to get you started for your Canada snow holiday:

Churchill, a town in Manitoba, is one of the few human settlements where polar bears can be observed in the wild. Spend enough time in Churchill on your Canada snow holiday and you’re sure to be told the stories: local people hearing a noise outside, pulling open the drapes and seeing a polar bear peeking in through the window. Churchill is remote and accessible only by rail, but seeing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat is well worth the journey.

There’s no activity more iconic on a Canada snow holiday than skiing. Consistently voted the best ski resort in the world, Whistler hasn’t only played host to the Winter Olympics, but is considered one of the country’s most popular resorts, with a wide variety of runs to suit skiers at all levels. If you’re an experienced skier or looking to escape the crowds, Fernie may be more up your street, with an annual snow depth equivalent to more than two double-decker buses and plenty of opportunities for off-piste exploring.

Nothing could be more magical than the aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights. For the uninitiated, the aurora borealis is a unique celestial display caused by charged particles from the sun interacting with the molecules and atoms in Earth's atmosphere, causing brightly coloured streaks to dance across the night sky. Head to Yukon in the north on your Canada snow holiday and you’ll likely see this natural phenomenon more than once.