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Canada Sports Tours

Vast and beautiful, Canada is not only the perfect desination for a sports tour but a vivid patchwork of landscapes, peoples and cultures. Mountain resorts host some of the best skiing found on the planet while the cosmopolitan cities are real melting pots. French and British traditions combine – and occasionally clash – with US influences and growing immigrant communities to ensure a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

Ask 100 people what they think of sport in Canada and 99 are likely to mention ice hockey or skiing. The perception of the country’s climate leads most to believe that if it doesn’t involve a puck or poles then the average Canuck won’t want to know. While this would seem to be true on the surface – ice hockey is the national sport and Canada will host its second Winter Olympics in 2010 – there are many more sports with enough of a following to provide good, hospitable opposition for UK teams.

Rugby Union has enjoyed a steadily growing following in Canada for many years thanks largely to the prominence of the national team, which has qualified for every World Cup. Netball is also popular with an established summer league program. Other team sports, such as football and field hockey, are well represented with host teams especially welcoming to visitors.

Vancouver

Prices from £899

Located between coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Indeed, the picturesque location and temperate climate make this one of the few touring destinations in the world where visitors can hit the piste in the morning, catch some waves in the afternoon and still fit in a round of golf. The city came to international attention as the host of the 1986 World’s Fair and will step back into the media spotlight as the home of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Enquire now

Montreal

Prices from £748

Situated on an island in the St Lawrence River, the capital of the Quebec province is considered one of the cultural centres of the whole country. Montreal is a vibrant mosaic of influences, from the massive French presence - it’s the city’s first language - to the waterfront green space of the Old Port and the futuristic monuments leftover from the 1967 World’s Fair. Enquire now

Toronto

Prices from £650

The largest city in Canada and the fifth largest in North America, metropolitan Toronto is home to five million people, with around half of these born outside the country. This massive immigrant population has led to a melting pot of cultures, with the downtown area home to districts such as Chinatown, Greektown, Little Italy, Koreatown and Little India. This gives visiting tourists the chance to sample sights, sounds and tastes from across the world in one of North America’s most exciting cities. Enquire now

Ottawa

Prices from £785

The Canadian capital is a great touring city to explore on foot thanks to the pedestrian friendly streets and the sheer density of tourist attractions. A two hour walking tour of the downtown area will be more than long enough to take in many of Ottawa’s sights and landmarks, including Parliament Hill, the home of Canadian democracy. Enquire now

Calgary

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Renowned worldwide for hosting the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, Calgary acts as a gateway to the Rocky Mountains making it a popular destination for eco-tourism and winter sports. Home to a variety of cultural influences – a prominent Chinese community sits alongside a massive Country and Western scene – Alberta’s largest city offers a wide range of attractions for sports tourists. Enquire now

Kamloops

Prices from £1,185

Renowned as the “Tournament Capital of Canada”, Kamloops has hosted Strauss Canada Cup of Curling, Skate Canada, the World Fly Fishing Championships, and the World Junior Hockey Championships. The city and surrounding area is well suited to outdoor sports such as hiking, horse riding and golf, attracting visitors from across British Columbia. Enquire now

Whistler

Prices from £919

Attracting two million visitors annually, Whistler is home to some of the world’s best skiing. The lively main village is pedestrianised, with free shuttle buses to other parts of the resort, so even if skiing doesn’t take your fancy it’s easy to get around and experience everything this great sporting location has to offer. Enquire now

Banff

Prices from £1,185

Located in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff is the larger of the two towns in Banff National Park. Like many settlements found at altitude, it has a very different character in winter and summer, dependant on the seasons and the snowfall. The perfect destination for a once in a lifetime sports tour. Enquire now

Niagara Falls

Prices from £799

Niagara Falls, Canada is a destination unlike any other. From the top of Skylon Tower (775 feet up) to the base of Horseshoe Falls (188 feet down), Niagara Falls is an awe-inspiring destination. The Falls give off a round-the-clock roar, a refreshing - and surprisingly far-reaching - mist, and a reminder of just how wondrous our natural world is. From the marvel of gazing at the Falls from innumerable look-out points to adrenaline-fueled activities like whitewater jet boats, there are many ways to experience them. For those that long to get up close to the Falls, don your famous blue slicker and jump aboard the Maid of the Mist Niagara Falls to go right up to the base, walk behind them at Journey Behind the Falls, or fly over them on a helicopter ride. Niagara Falls is a bustling destination full of activities for everyone - vineyards and world-class golf courses, fine dining, casinos and live entertainment. Enquire now