Over the last century, millions of readers from all over the world have come to know and love Anne of Green Gables™, and Prince Edward Island is where devotees come to celebrate her. Those who love the books or the TV miniseries make their way to Green Gables Shore in pilgrimage-like fashion to visit the many sites that pay tribute to their favourite red-haired heroine and her creator, Lucy Maud Montgomery.

Discover the story of the St. John River. This route twists and turns from Madawaska to the city of Saint John as a declared Heritage Corridor, and it’s easy to see why. Re-creations, re-enactments, and commemorations line the banks no matter where you travel.

Go with the flow of the Miramichi River. Take a trip along this route and you’ll likely find yourself river tubing, salmon fishing or exploring communities that have been carved by the currents. New friends and the great outdoors are waiting for you along every turn.

Home to the world's highest tides, you’ll be treated to all the wonders of Fundy. Watch for whales breaching off the coast, discover fossil-filled mudflats and play on coastal islands. No matter how you approach this world-recognized natural treasure, the experience will fill you with awe.

400-million-year-old mountains shape a landscape where being outdoors is a way of life. Adventure beckons as you journey along world-class waterways and through magnificent parks. Stop for a canoe ride, a hike, a bike ride or a stay. Unspoiled vistas will meet you every step of the way.

This area is as renowned for its spirited Acadian culture as it is for its sandy beaches and beautiful destinations, including the Bouctouche Dunes and Chaleur Bay. Sample the fresh seafood, experience the living history and bask in the sun. If you’re looking for fun, you belong on the Acadian coast.

Vancouver, Coast & Mountains

Vancouverites pride themselves on their city's beauty and versatility. No more than an hour either way of cosmopolitan downtown will take you into the heart of the Pacific Coast Mountains, put you in cozy seaside villages or at the mouth of the might Fraser Canyon. It is this same abundance of easily accessible scenery that has made the Vancouver region a favourite setting for TV and movie producers. (more)

Vancouver, Coast & Mountains: Overview

The Thompson Okanagan truly has everything needed of a British Columbian paradise. Warm, sunny valleys, narrow lakes with sandy beaches and lush, fruit laden orchards make it a vacation hot spot. People come to relax by the water, golf championship courses and sip regional wines. When boating, water-skiing and swimming are not in season, the region's mountains become some of the province's best snow-sport resorts. 

Vancouver Island, the largest North American island in the Pacific, is a recreational paradise. It stretches 280 miles (450 km) in a northwesterly direction and is divided into two distinct areas. The rugged west coast, cut by deep fjords and piled high by mountains, is home to busy fishing and logging communities. Its a spectacular place to visit and unwind. The east coast is a peaceful paradise, rich with timber, farmlands and fishing streams, and home to beaches, villages and the provincial capital, Victoria.

Scenic landscapes, rich history, small towns and our breathtaking lush countryside beckons you to this area’s wineries, the quaintness and charm of small town Ontario, the warm welcome of the region’s charming hotels/motels, cottages, resorts and bed & breakfasts; try scuba diving, explore sea caves, ship wrecks and much more.