BRITISH COLUMBIA

British Columbia, on Canada’s west coast, is a destination defined by dramatic landscapes and endless variety. From whale watching along the rugged Pacific coastline to sun-soaked vineyards in The Interior and the Okanagan Valley, the province offers experiences for every kind of traveller. The wild, untamed beauty of the northern Rocky Mountains draws outdoor enthusiasts year-round for fishing and heli-skiing, while the world-class city of Vancouver blends nature, culture, and cuisine in one spectacular setting. Whether you’re chasing adventure, relaxation, or unforgettable scenery, British Columbia delivers it all. 

 The Yukon is a vast and untamed territory in Canada’s far northwest, covering nearly 500,000 square kilometres—larger than California, yet home to fewer than 45,000 people. Much of the land remains wild and untouched, with rugged mountains, braided rivers, endless boreal forest, and skies that seem to stretch forever. Life here moves at a different pace, shaped by extreme seasons, long winters, and the kind of self-reliance that only true remoteness demands. The Yukon is deeply rooted in Indigenous culture, with 14 First Nations whose traditions, stories, and stewardship of the land are woven into everyday life. What makes it truly special is not just its scale or solitude, but the powerful connection between people and place—a quiet resilience that lingers long after you leave. In the Yukon, nature isn’t a backdrop; it’s the main character.