The Best Of Canada

In general, the months of July and August are the best to travel to Western Canada, they are the driest, therefore, it is the best time to travel to Canada and visit this region. This experience can only be taken from May to September.

The climate of the Vancouver area, on the west coast of Canada, is rainy and temperate. It almost never snows, except in the mountains. The maximum temperatures in summer are around 22° and in winter 7°. In Vancouver it rains almost half of the days in winter, but in summer it is much sunnier

The adventure begins in Toronto at the Toronto Pearson International Airport, where you will meet your guide and the rest of the group to set off the next day. Transfer from the airport to the hotel is included, you can see more specifications on day 1 of the itinerary. If you cannot find the driver or your flight is delayed, you should contact the emergency line: 1-888-684 0662 (international) or 1-418-684-0662 (local)

There are no mandatory vaccines; However, routine vaccinations are recommended, including the MMR vaccine (protects against measles, mumps, and rubella); the tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis vaccine and the chickenpox vaccine. Travelers must inform themselves and comply with the health rules in force in Canada at the time of their trip.

You will be attended to according to the seriousness of the matter, remember to carry travel insurance that includes medical expenses and trip cancellations.

The official currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar. All bills are the same size but different colors. There are bills of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 dollars. The fractional currency is divided into: 5, 10 and 25 cents and 1 and 2 dollars. It is not customary for hotels to have a foreign currency exchange service. If you have to change currency, we advise you to do so at the bank or at the exchange offices located in the center of large cities. These places offer you a better exchange rate and some don't even ask for a commission. Note: The exchange rate may vary depending on the bank or exchange house where it is processed. We recommend using the following link to find out the current exchange rates: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=CAD&To=MXN

Does not include domestic or international flights, some meals, travel insurance, entrance fees to sites not mentioned in the itinerary, optional activities and other personal expenses.

Yes, you will have enough free time to enjoy each place, this will be indicated by the direct guide at the destination.

Groups are usually 12 to 45 people.

You will stay in 3 or 4 star category hotels. Hotels are subject to change based on availability at the time of booking by the tour operator. On certain dates, the proposed hotels are not available due to pre-arranged annual events. In this situation, it will be mentioned at the time of booking and we will confirm available hotels of the same category as those mentioned but which may be off-centre. Toronto: Chelsea Hotel or similar - 4* Hotel; Niagara: Crowne Plaza or similar - 4* Hotel; Ottawa: Courtyard Downtown Ottawa or similar - 3* Hotel; Quebec: Hotel Classique or similar - 3* Hotel; Montreal: Le Nouvel Hotel or similar - 3* Hotel; Calgary: Residence Inn Calgary Downtown/ Beltline Hotel or similar - 3* Hotel; Banff: Dorothy Motel or similar - 3* Hotel; Jasper: Lobstick Lodge - 3* Hotel; Kamloops: Best Western Plus or similar - 3* Hotel; Vancouver: Holiday Inn & Suites Vancouver Downtown or similar - 3* Hotel.

Sure! It is possible to travel alone but you must pay the 1-1 rate, thus having a single room throughout the tour. If you have any questions, you can contact our travel advisors or Costumer Happiness.

The minimum age required is 2 years and the maximum age allowed is 70 years. Check specific rates for minors in the extras section. Babies 0-1 year old can travel for free if they travel with 2 responsible adults and share all services. It is not recommended as the transfers are long.

You can add extra nights in the "extras" section.

The price may vary depending on where you want to buy your food. You can find packaged ramen from $3 CAD to restaurant meals where on average you would spend $25 CAD.

The voltage is 120V; The entrance is the same as that used in Mexico. You don't need an adapter.

Yes, in the accommodation; However, we suggest you bring extra batteries and portable batteries.

Day 1 is for arrival only, so you can arrive at any time, however check-in is available from 3pm.

You must leave the room at 12pm, our team will take you to the hotel at the indicated time to take your departure flight.

You need an average physical condition, since you will not do activities that are too physically demanding.

Yes, it is recommended for this experience. You will need to have comprehensive insurance that covers delays, cancellations, and medical expenses at a minimum.

If you are Mexican, since December 2016 you do not need a visa to enter Canada as a tourist. However, you must process an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). If you had already processed a visa and it is still valid, you can use it until it expires. It is very easy to process your eTA, to do so we recommend reading the following article on our blog. It will help you do it in a safe and reliable way. http://blog.localadventures.mx/2018/05/que-necesito-para-viajar-a-canada/

You will have Wi-Fi in the hotels, there is good cell coverage in the cities, but during your visit to the parks you may not have a signal in some areas.

If you have an emergency while at your destination or within one day before your experience begins, we can assist you trough the phone number 1-888-684-0662 (international) or 1-418-684-0662 (local). It's also important to call this number to inform us if your flight experiences any changes or delays while at the airport or within one day before your experience begins.