Find what to do today, this weekend or in September. The water is quite cold for swimming but the adrenaline from cliff diving is what warms you up.There is only one advice I would give to anyone visiting – be careful and work your way up from a small cliff to a bigger one. King’s Landing is a wonderfully immersive site, unlike anything you’ll ever experience.The Bay of Fundy, located between the Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, is one of the seven wonders of North America. The AGO has permanent collections that include African and Oceanic, Canadian, European, Modern and Contemporary, and other installations. It’s the new trend in food preparation – catch it yourself.Prepare to be chest-deep in water as you dig for clams in this unique, hands-on experience in Georgetown, on Prince Edward Island, with Tranquility Cove Adventures.Head off to the beach to steam them in fresh saltwater or an old-fashioned beach cook-out.Then continue ticking off your list of things to do in Prince Edward Island by snapping a selfie at the Panmure Island Lighthouse.It’s famous for its craggy coastline, colourful clapboard houses and lonely lighthouses, but Newfoundland has a unique character shaped by its locals, for those who take the time to connect with them.Self-drive with Cape Race and immerse yourself in the Newfoundlander way of life.Step into their culture, living room and workplace for a rich, authentic experience.It’s a transformative way to experience old traditions.The essence of Algonquin Park in Ontario lies in its vast interior of maple hills, rocky ridges, and thousands of lakes.The only way to explore the interior of this park is by canoe or on foot.Led by expert guides, experience an Algonquin Park canoe adventure in Ontario.We’re talking amazing wildlife viewing opportunities, fantastic backcountry cuisine and spectacular campsites.Stay at the Algonquin Park Log Cabin, where you can canoe, hike and dogsled to your heart’s content.Soak up the warmth of an authentic log cabin in a spectacular wilderness setting.The Nahanni River system in the North West Territories is the ultimate outdoor adventure for fishing, kayaking and wildlife, teeming with Arctic grayling and lake trout.Its towering granite walls, deep canyons, cave systems and hot springs draw white-water canoeists and adventure-seekers, with grey wolfs, grizzly bears, black bears, caribou, moose, and mountain goats roaming freely.The Nahanni River leads to Virginia Falls, a thundering waterfall cascading more than 90 metres, nearly twice the height of Niagara Falls, and is flanked by towering evergreens, completing a perfect picture.Of all the wonderful places to visit in Canada, the Cabot Trail in the maritime province of Nova Scotia serves up one of the greatest road trips in the world.Head there during autumn – the fusion of light and colour has to be seen to be believed.There’s a good reason why Churchill, an outpost near Hudson Bay, calls itself the “The Polar Bear Capital of the World”. So were we on our recent trip to British Columbia, Quebec, and Alberta. Whether it is the pristine beauty of a northern lake, the rugged expanse of the Rocky Mountains, the rolling grasslands of the prairies, the iconic red soils and lighthouses of the Maritimes, or the rich history and architecture, Canada inspires awe and offers an endless list of possibilities. Each and every summer, tens of thousands of Beluga whales travel through the Hudson Bay, passing by the unique Northern community of Churchill.This is an incredible opportunity to get up close and personal with the intelligent mammals and see them in a variety of ways, including by boat, kayak, or even snorkel with them in the water!
Today, it serves as an outdoor playground that provides a diverse collection of activities, where history perfectly blends with the tranquil Eastern Ontario countryside.
The Lower Observation Deck is especially awe-inspiring, as visitors sit at the foot of Horseshoe Falls, enjoying the water raining down on them. Scenic overlooks, hiking trails, and beautiful turquoise lakes abound.