Canada has nearly 4 million square miles of land extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific, bordering the USA in the south to the Arctic Circle in the north. It is characterised by the vibrant cities of Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, home to Niagara Falls, and Vancouver. Visitors crossing Canada see vast prairies until they reach British Columbia and Alberta in the west when the terrain changes to snow-capped mountains dotted with glaciers. A ride through the Rocky Mountains is a must on everyone’s “to do” list in this safe and friendly country.
In Atlantic Canada are Nova Scotia and Newfoundland which have the most striking scenery east of the Rockies. This area is dotted with fishing villages and maritime memorabilia and is great for exploration by vehicle or on foot.
Alaska, the largest and most sparsely populated USA state is best known for sightseeing and adventure. Water activities, hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing and cruising are widely undertaken. A great add on to a holiday in Canada.
America so vast but with so much to see. The dazzling and chic ambience of New York, the outstanding scenery of New England in the fall, the musical history in Tennessee as demonstrated by the birthplace of country music, rock n’ roll and jazz, the best family playground which is Florida, the impressive sunsets and surf of Hawaii plus the legendary landscape of the many National Parks.
Visitors will return again and again in search of cultural history, iconic sights and a further taste of the American way of life.
Central America and the Caribbean islands conjure thoughts of flora and fauna, coral reefs, birdlife and animal wildlife plus and a diversity of relaxing white sandy beaches, swathing palms and crystal blue waters where tourists soak up the sun whilst sipping fresh cocktails. The many islands in a relatively small area lends itself well to a well-deserved ocean cruise for many.
