North America

British Columbia – finest of nature and adventure all in one Canada’s western province of British Columbia has everything you could ask for in a holiday destination. From outdoor activities such as whale watching, markets and picturesque gardens, this is one part of the world you have to see and experience. Let’s not forget that British Columbia is home Glacier National Park, which is popular among hikers and climbers too. Some 400 glaciers can be found at Glacier National Park. Here you will also get a glimpse of black bear, grizzly bear and mountain goat. Take a trip to Salt...

On your travels through the United States of America, stop in at South Dakota.  It’s not all about Mount Rushmore. There are other attractions in the region to keep the whole family entertained. Take a drive along the scenic byway of Spearfish Canyon. Here you will be able to view wildlife, take in the beautiful scenery of waterfalls, cliffs and flowers. You can stop on the side of the road and take photos or pull out your picnic basket and grab a snack. Don’t rush along this stretch - take your time and relax. Mount Rushmore – four faces etched on...

Check out the attractions of Greenland The amazing country of Greenland is full of things to do! Not just the museums, but some super dive sites among icebergs and shipwrecks that will bring out your inner pirate as you dive to the depths. It’s a country that is steeped in history as far back as the Vikings and early Christians. Greenland is about 80% covered in ice and situated northeast of Canada. Have you ever seen the sun shine all summer long? Greenland is where is phenomena occurs! From the world famous Northern Lights, bathing in hot springs to...

Canada is truly vast, with an astonishing variety of landscapes, with large urban cities and far-flung towns, sprawling dense forests and imposing mountains, and a wide variety of cultures and traditions. A fabulous holiday destination for the outdoor enthusiast, Canada's cosmopolitan cities are also perfect for travellers who love to explore urban centres. Where to Go It's virtually impossible to see all of Canada in just one holiday—even driving from one side of the country to the other would take a couple of weeks—but it's definitely possible to see a good chunk of one or two provinces, or to simply thoroughly...

One of the USA's nicknames is the world's melting pot, and it doesn't take long to see why. The country is home for a diverse range of people, and this cultural diversity is matched only by the country's geographical diversity. Coastal Mediterranean, arid desert, subtropical southern, and temperate northern climates can all be found in various regions of the country, with fifty continental states that each have their own unique flavour. Where to Go in the USA The New England states, which include Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, are collectively home to some of the oldest cities in the country,...