Cunard has been sailing around the world for over 100 years. There are currently four ships in the fleet, Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and Queen Anne who will be joining the fleet in 2024. The ships are mid-sized vessels, that transport passengers to destinations across Asia, Australasia, Africa, Europe, North and South America, with overnight stays in cities that truly come to life after dark. Experience a world of sophistication, from the moment you step on board. Cunard puts personalisation at the forefront of their customer experience, the onboard staff will ensure your jo ..read more

Canada is the second largest country on Earth, and the ultimate destination for adventure lovers. It’s a land that is filled with natural beauty and unimaginable scenery. With unlimited amounts on offer for every type of traveller, no matter what season you visit you are guaranteed to be captivated by its endless discovery. Get ready for the trip of a lifetime, as you embark on your bucket list Canadian adventure. Niagara Falls Niagara falls is one of Canada’s most famous attractions, attracting over 4.4 million visitors from around the world each year. Located in Ontario, Canada – the thunder ..read more

Vancouver is a city that has it all. From stunning natural beauty to a thriving cultural scene, there’s something for everyone in this amazing city. Here are just a few of the things you can do in Vancouver: Explore Stanley Park: This massive park is home to a variety of attractions, including the Vancouver Aquarium, the Seawall, and the Brockton Point Lighthouse. Visit Granville Island: This vibrant island is home to a public market, a theatre, and a variety of shops and restaurants. Cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge: This iconic bridge offers stunning views of the Capilano River and the ..read more

No trip to British Columbia is complete without a stop in its capital city of Victoria. We’ve blogged before about the city’s cultural and sightseeing opportunities – but you’re going to need some food in between all that exploring. Thankfully, Victoria is home to an impressive culinary scene that appeals to all appetites and taste buds. Here’s our mini-guide to making the most of your time in Victoria, British Columbia. Breakfast We’ve blogged before about nearby Vancouver’s love for brunch, and Victoria isn’t any different. Shine Café is regarded as the local favourite with two locations (on ..read more

Canadians are passionate about outdoor sports. They are so passionate about them even its cities offer a generous selection of activities. The capital, Ottawa, is no exception. Here are 7 outdoor adventures available in Ottawa!  Ice-skating along the Rideau Canal During the winter, the famous Rideau Canal turns into the world’s largest naturally frozen skating rink. Its skating surface totals 165,621 square metres, which is bigger than 105 National Hockey League rinks or more than 90 Olympic-sized hockey rinks! When the Skateway is open (weather permitting), it’s free and accessible 7 ..read more

Whistler is renowned as a year-round destination, yet there’s something truly special about spending Springtime in the mountains. The snow begins to melt, the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, which brings the vibrant Village atmosphere to life. From outdoor adventure to deep relaxation, there is so much to see and do. Here are five things you can do in Whistler this Spring. Book a zipline tour Fly through the beautiful peaks that surround Whistler on an exhilarating high wire adventure. The tour is also guided so you’ll have the chance to learn about Whistler’s ecology and w ..read more

New Brunswick is the perfect Canadian getaway if you’re looking for somewhere that is peaceful and off the beaten path. Tucked in behind Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia – and bordering Quebec and the USA – New Brunswick boasts an enviable location that makes it easy to fit into an Eastern Canada adventure.   Despite its laid-back nature, New Brunswick isn’t short of things to do (and you won’t have to wait in a massive line). Here are our 10 favourite things to do in New Brunswick. Visit the Bay of Fundy Watch the highest tides in the world rise and fall in the Bay of Fundy, whi ..read more

Newfoundland and Labrador’s beautiful landscape and location has given birth to a bounty of fresh, local ingredients that local chefs have turned into world-class food and drink. The province is very proud of its farm-to-table ethos and a lot of restaurants use ingredients that were grown locally. It’s not unusual to be served a dish with seafood caught that day, alongside vegetables that were picked in a nearby garden. It’s also not unheard of to stumble upon food and drink that lists the nearby icebergs on the list of ingredients! Here’s a small guide to just some of the delicacies you c ..read more

Prince Edward Island has an interesting history. The local First Nations tribe, the Mi’kmaq, arrived over 11,000 years ago, and their descendants still live on the island. Then in the early 1700s European settlers arrived on Prince Edward Island’s shores seeking a better life. This fascinating timeline has left its mark on Prince Edward Island and, as a result, the province is home to an interesting mix of museums. Here are our top 10 favourite museums on Prince Edward Island. Acadian Museum During the 17th and 18th Century French colonists settled in what is now Eastern Canada and ..read more

Ottawa is a city full of cultural festivals – as you would expect from any first-class capital city. Throughout the year Canada’s capital is full of sporting, historical, and gastronomical festivals that are sure to delight locals and visitors alike. If you’re heading to Ottawa soon, have a look through the following list and see if any of these festivals will be on during your visit.   Canadian Tulip Festival In 1945, the Dutch Royal Family sent Ottawa 100,000 tulip bulbs thanking them for sheltering the future Queen Juliana and her family during World War II. Eight years later in 1953 ..read more