Sports tours to Canada

Sports available

Basketball
Cricket
Football
Hockey
Netball
Rugby

Possible destinations in Canada:

Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto & Niagara Falls

>Le Grand Quatre: 14 days from £1380pp

This sports tour samples the four main cities of Canada, exploring all the country has to offer both on a Cultural and sporting level. View our sample itinerary to get the ball rolling on your sports tour to Canada.

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Ottawa, Toronto & Niagara Falls

>The Capital Express: 12 days from £1295pp

Starting in Canada's Capital, Ottawa, this sports tour samples the delights of Ottawa and neighbouring Toronto, before ending the trip with our famous Maid of the Mist Excursion at Niagara Falls. With plenty to do on and off the field, this sports tour has something for every team. View our sample itinerary and get inspired for your next sports tour to Canada

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Toronto & Niagara Falls

>City of the Falls: 10 days from £1167pp

The largest city in Canada, metropolitan Toronto is home to five million people, with around half of these born outside the country. This massive immigrant population makes Toronto a melting pot of cultures. Couple this with the spectacular Niagara Falls, and you've got a sports tour to Canada worth writing home about. Check out our itinerary for more on this sports tour destination.

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Vancouver & Vancouver Island

>The Big Smoke: 12 days from £1199pp

Located between coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Indeed, the 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 sporting fixture. Check out our sample itinerary and get inspired for your next sports tour.

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Canada tour information

Vast and beautiful, Sports tours to Canada offer the perfect destination along with 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.

Sports tours to Canada
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.

Sample Canada Excursions

In Canada there is something for everyone! Hot springs to waterfalls, adventure parks to wildlife centres, war museums to Olympic stadiums, the choice is yours!

		Niagara Falls An hour from Toronto, straddling the border between Canada and America are the world famous Falls; a collection of three separate waterfalls fuelled by the Niagara River. The Maid of the Mist boat ride allows groups to get up close and personal with this amazing natural wonder. If an afternoon of sport doesn't take your breath away, this certainly will.
		CN Tower At 553.3 metres tall, the CN Tower is the world's tallest freestanding structure on land. More than two million international visitors a year enjoy panoramic views across Toronto from the observation deck, café and restaurant.
		Paramount Canada’s Wonderland Based in Toronto, the country’s favourite theme park hosts attractions based on the films of the famous movie studio, including Top Gun, Tomb Raider and a Hollywood stunt show. Please don't try this at home.
		La Ronde A member of the Six Flags family of amusement parks, La Ronde features more than 40 rides and attractions designed to suit visitors of all ages. So whether you're a touring group of 50 school kids or a stag do on the last single outing, there is something to satisfy everyone's needs.
		Lachine Rapids With huge waves and a strong current, this turbulent stretch of the St Lawrence River is ideal for white-water rafting and kayaking with lessons and guided trips available.
		Canadian War Museum Fancy a bit of culture from your tailored sports tour? Within walking distance of Ottawa’s downtown attractions, the museum chronicles Canada's involvement in armed conflict, from the battles between the French and British to current involvement in NATO and UN operations.
		Rideau Canal Built in 1812 by the British, this historical waterway connects Ottawa to Kingston and, in the winter months, is home to the world’s largest ice rink. Probably one of Canada's most romantic landmarks, often visited by our Rugby Touring groups in hope of wooing the local ladies.
		Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre Home to Canada's number one baseball team, Rogers centre is packed out for every home game. The sound of the crowd and smell of hot dogs will resonate around the city as thousands of proud "Jays" enjoy America's favourite past time.
		Ottawa Senators, Scotiabank Place England has football, America has Baseball and Canada has Ice Hockey. Makes sense seing as half of it is ice! If you like the sound of toothless men flying around at 20mph on razor sharp blades, then you will want to check out the Ottawa Senators in their home stadium, Scotiabank Place.
		Montreal City Tour Montreal is a city steeped in tradition, with so many sights to see it will be tough to catch them all in one day. Visit the 1976 Summer Olympics stadium, Place Ville Marie (Montreals first modern sky scraper), Montreal Harbour and many more breathtaking sights.
		Toronto City Tour Toronto has a proud sporting tradition and it shines through when you look around this metropolis. From the CN Tower to the Hockey Hall of Fame, home of the Stanley Cup, Toronto has more than enough sights to satisfy anybody's curiosity.
		Royal Canadian Mounted Police Stables Get on your horse and gallop down to the Mounted Police Stables. This police force is steeped in history and pride, they have been protecting the people of Canada since 1873. Their stables are a great showcase of their greatest asset, horses, and their history. A must see for tourists.
		Whale Watching Set your eyes on some of the worlds largest animals in their natural habitat off the coast of Victoria. Hunker down and enjoy the show from your vessel
		Grouse Mountain This idyllic location is found just 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver. With an abundance of educational and recreational activities available this vast wilderness is one huge playground.
		Capilano Suspension Bridge This mammoth suspension bride is not for the faint hearted! Suspended 230ft above the forest floor, the views from the middle are spectacular. If you do not like the sound of the bridge, then why not try the Tree Top Adventure or the sturdier Granite Cliff Walk.