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Best place for a holiday?
Hello. We are a family of 3 (me, wife, 8 year old son) and have long fancied visiting Canada for a holiday. Can anybody tell me the best places to consider heading for?
fyi we don't ski Thanks |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by luv2travel
(Post 11330181)
Hello. We are a family of 3 (me, wife, 8 year old son) and have long fancied visiting Canada for a holiday. Can anybody tell me the best places to consider heading for?
fyi we don't ski Thanks |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by luv2travel
(Post 11330181)
Hello. We are a family of 3 (me, wife, 8 year old son) and have long fancied visiting Canada for a holiday. Can anybody tell me the best places to consider heading for?
fyi we don't ski Thanks |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Depends how much time and budget you have. The two main tourist routes are Toronto/Quebec or Vanvouver/Rockies. They're about 5hrs apart by plane.
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Re: Best place for a holiday?
What time of year and what do you like to do on holiday? You do need to be far more specific.
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Re: Best place for a holiday?
+1 for being more specific.
You might as well have asked "I want to go to Europe for a holiday. Where is best?" Post a bit more about what kind of holiday you are looking for. Do you want to visit cities? Do you want to go to the beach? Outdoorsy hiking? Camping in the middle of nowhere? Mountain climbing? Kayaking? etc etc etc. |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Our best family holidays in Canada were renting a cottage on a lake in QC. No internet, likely no phone, no TV. Kayaks and canoes in the garden, BBQ pit, nearest shop about a 10 mile drive away. Neighbour with a speedboat, enjoyed a beer and similarly aged kids.
Heaven! |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by geedee
(Post 11330955)
Our best family holidays in Canada were renting a cottage on a lake in QC. No internet, likely no phone, no TV. Kayaks and canoes in the garden, BBQ pit, nearest shop about a 10 mile drive away. Neighbour with a speedboat, enjoyed a beer and similarly aged kids.
Heaven! |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by luv2travel
(Post 11330181)
Hello. We are a family of 3 (me, wife, 8 year old son) and have long fancied visiting Canada for a holiday. Can anybody tell me the best places to consider heading for?
fyi we don't ski Thanks |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Simple choice for me....
drive up the east side of the rockies to NWT (Yellowknife) drive back down to the alaskan highway across to the Yukon (White horse) get a ferry down to BC (Prince George)and drive down the west coast to Vancouver :thumbup: |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 11331444)
Simple choice for me....
drive up the east side of the rockies to NWT (Yellowknife) drive back down to the alaskan highway across to the Yukon (White horse) get a ferry down to BC (Prince George)and drive down the west coast to Vancouver :thumbup: |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 11331444)
Simple choice for me....
drive up the east side of the rockies to NWT (Yellowknife) drive back down to the alaskan highway across to the Yukon (White horse) get a ferry down to BC (Prince George)and drive down the west coast to Vancouver :thumbup: |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 11331444)
Simple choice for me....
drive up the east side of the rockies to NWT (Yellowknife) drive back down to the alaskan highway across to the Yukon (White horse) get a ferry down to BC (Prince George)and drive down the west coast to Vancouver :thumbup: |
Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11331745)
Did you want some company?
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Re: Best place for a holiday?
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 11331444)
Simple choice for me....
drive up the east side of the rockies to NWT (Yellowknife) drive back down to the alaskan highway across to the Yukon (White horse) get a ferry down to BC (Prince George)and drive down the west coast to Vancouver :thumbup: As one cannot drive down the west coast (BC 97 is the nearest option and it is pretty soulless), a ferry from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy down the inside passage, then drive to Victoria and a boat ride to Vancouver should finish off the trip nicely. |
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