Honeymoon in Canada
Cosmopolitan cities, mountain scenery, glaciers, forest, waterfalls and wildlife. A honeymoon in Canada is perfect for outdoor romance…
Why Go
We adore a honeymoon in Canada for an outdoor adventure honeymoon! With majestic snow-capped mountains, secluded coastlines, pristine lakes, epic rail journeys and distinctive wildlife such as grizzly bears, polar bears and whales, Canada is an underrated honeymoon gem.
It’s perfect for a romantic road trip honeymoon. This giant nation (the second largest in the world by landmass) may sometimes be overlooked because of its prominent neighbour, but a honeymoon in Canada has variety and nature in spades.
Many couples will start in the west coast city of Vancouver. Explore the culinary highlights of this cosmopolitan city. Take a walk over Capilano Suspension Bridge and bike through Stanley Park.
Not only is Vancouver the perfect jump-off point for a cruise to Alaska or a trip on the beautiful train journey, the Rocky Mountaineer, but it’s also where most trips to the unmissable Canadian Rockies start.
Hire a car or motorhome / RV to explore the expansive picturesque scenery. Beautiful Vancouver Island is a must. Explore the quaint and quirky capital, Victoria. Visit Craigdarroch Castle, a unique historical Victorian mansion.
Take a zodiac whale-watching tour. Visit a winery in Cowichan Valley. There are many towns to discover. Try Tofino for beautiful trails and bear-watching by zodiac. Go sea kayaking, surfing, biking or fishing.
Head back to the mainland and discover Whistler. This town is an iconic ski destination and during summer there is a lot to do, from zip-lining and rock climbing to horse riding (to name a few).
Travel on to Jasper. Jasper National Park is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks and covers 11,000 km².
Take a boat tour on Maligne Lake – one of the most photographed spots in Canada. Discover wildlife like elk, bears, moose, sheep, and deer. Go whitewater rafting.
Drive onwards to Banff National Park via the scenic Icefields Parkway, which connects Jasper and Lake Louise. Lake Louise is beautiful as is the nearby Moraine Lake.
Stay in the bustling Rockies town of Banff. Take a gondola ride up Sulphur Mountain and dip into the natural hot springs.
While British Columbia (or BC) on the west coast of Canada is the most popular area for a first-time visit, Toronto on in Eastern Canada is not to be missed.
Take a bike tour, explore the craft beer scene and, of course, one of the world’s most famous tourist sites and natural wonders, Niagara Falls. Canada is an ideal destination for culture vultures (home to the Montréal International Jazz Festival and Toronto International Film Festival after all!).
Discover where Europe and North America’s cultures collide in French-speaking Montréal and Québec City or why not do something different and get off the beaten track in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland or Prince Edward Island?
Explore Manitoba, the world’s polar bear capital in Churchill and one of the best destinations in the world to see the Aurora Borealis aka the Northern Lights. Canada is a great place for a winter sports honeymoon. Go sledging, skiing, or ice skating.
Is Canada good for a honeymoon? With breathtaking scenery, delicious food, and friendly people a honeymoon in Canada will be outdoor perfection!
Good To Know
Where: North America, stretching from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west, and north to the Arctic Circle.
Airport: Major international gateways include Toronto Pearson (YYZ), Vancouver International (YVR), Montréal-Trudeau (YUL), and Calgary International (YYC).
Time zone: Spans six time zones, from UTC−3:30 (Newfoundland) to UTC−8 (Pacific).
Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD).
Language: English and French are both official languages. French is primarily spoken in Québec.
Best Time To Visit
The best time for a honeymoon in Canada is during the summer months from June to September.
May and October are pleasant shoulder months.
Ski season runs from November to April; the most reliable snowfall is typically December to March.
How Long To Stay
We recommend at least 10 nights for a honeymoon in Canada and more if adding on a cruise in Alaska.
However, the ideal duration of a honeymoon in Canada can vary depending on personal preferences and budget.
At least 10 nights will allow you some time to recover from jet lag if necessary and have time for multiple destinations, activities and relaxing.
Where To Tag On
If you’ve got more time and want to plan a multi-destination honeymoon, you’ve got some beautiful options.
The USA is just as vast and there are many options from city stops to additional road trips.
Fly from Vancouver to Hawaii for a beautiful island hopping honeymoon extension.
You can get to the Pacific or Caribbean side of Mexico – choose between the Riviera Maya or Cabo.
Toronto is one of the best airport hubs in North America, with flights to some very exciting destinations in the Caribbean and Central & South America like Cuba, Saint Lucia, Jamaica, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Brazil, and Peru.
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