Canada and New England

Canada boasts a dazzling array of diverse landscapes, from emerald-green glacial lakes to monumental mountains and jagged cliffs.
Saunter along Ontario’s famed wine route and watch frozen grapes being converted into delectable ice-wine; or cruise down St Laurence River to glimpse one of several resident blue whales. Trail-ride through spectacular Kananaskis Country, climb Canada’s highest peak at Mount Logan or view an array of Inuit art in Iqaluit. Alternatively, visit the spectacularly beautiful Canadian Rockies, which stretch majestically from Alberta to British Columbia and lure humbled travellers year after year.

If city style is more to your taste; sail to the bustling port of Vancouver, host of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. There’s also vibrant Toronto, which is frequently compared to New York’s buzzing Soho due to its rampant creativity and literary culture; featuring plentiful attractions such as St Lawrence Market in the heart of its historic Old Town. Cruise to Montréal, famed for its centuries-old French heritage and bursting with charmingly historic areas such as Amherst Street, lined with antique shops, restaurants and Art Deco buildings; and Bernard Street, abounding with culinary gems.

Rivalling Canada in its beauty is New England: the jewel in the United States’ provincial crown. Visit stunningly pretty localities such as Vermont, Connecticut, New Haven, Maine, Hartford, Rhode Island, Newport Cape Cod and Massachusetts; famed for their traditional towns and plethora of antique stores. New England boasts a unique beauty, which is primarily seen in its scattered coastlines, forested mountains and dazzling red and gold autumnal foliage