Family Holidays Canada
If you’re looking for a fun and rewarding family vacation in North America, Canada is the destination of choice. With its vast natural spaces, vibrant cities and multicultural culture, the country offers a wide variety of activities for children of all ages. Whether you want to discover the wilderness, visit exciting museums or explore the lively neighborhoods of big cities, Canada has everything you need for a memorable family vacation.
Little Guest's selection of the perfect hotels for family holidays!
3 hotels match your search
The Ritz-Carlton, Montréal
Canada, Montreal
Kids-club
Free stuffed animal, books, treasure hunt, snack
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
Canada, Toronto
Free installation of an urban safari (tent in the room, cuddly toy, treasure hunt, etc.) within the hotel per family
Club Med Québec-Charlevoix
Canada, Quebec
Babysitting
Kids-club
Baby-club
A surprise gift box delivered to your door
Tips for a successful family holiday in Canada
Canada is a country brimming with iconic destinations for family vacations. Quebec City is a must-see destination for those wishing to discover French-Canadian history and culture. Families can stroll the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, visit the Château Frontenac and feast on Quebec’s famous poutine.
Niagara Falls is another popular destination for families. Children will marvel at the spectacular beauty of the waterfall and enjoy a variety of activities such as boat rides and theme park visits.
The city of Vancouver is an ideal destination for those who love nature and outdoor activities. The city is surrounded by mountains, forests and oceans, offering many opportunities for hiking, biking and kayaking. Families can also visit the famous Stanley Park, home to an aquarium and amusement park.
The CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, the Royal Ontario Museum and the Toronto Zoo are just a few of the many attractions not to be missed during your visit.
Planning a family trip to Canada requires a great deal of organisation given the size of the country, but the wonders you’ll discover there will delight young and old alike.
Canadian gastronomy: a fusion of traditional and modern flavours
What better way to start a family holiday in Canada than with a traditional dish? Canadian gastronomy is rich and varied, reflecting the culinary influences of France, England and Aboriginal peoples. Traditional Canadian dishes include the famous poutine (French fries with cheese curds and gravy), maple syrup, smoked salmon, tourtière (a traditional meat pie) and blueberry pie.
Seafood, such as oysters and lobsters, is also a specialty in some parts of Canada, particularly in the Atlantic provinces, and Canadian cities offer a variety of restaurants and cuisines from around the world, reflecting the cultural diversity ofNorth America.
Chinese, Italian, Indian and Japanese restaurants are particularly popular, and families vacationing in Canada should certainly try some of the traditional dishes, as well as the many other gastronomic options the country has to offer.
The best activities for a family vacation in Canada
Canada is an ideal family vacation destination for those looking to exploreNorth America‘s breathtaking scenery, discover aboriginal culture, sample local cuisine and enjoy a variety of outdoor and family activities.
National parks and nature reserves
Explore national parks such as Banff, Jasper and Yoho to discover North America’s breathtaking scenery, and take part in outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fishing and wildlife observation in nature reserves.
Visits to emblematic cities
On an all-inclusive family trip to Canada, explore the country’s iconic cities such as Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver to discover their culture, history and unique sights.
Sports activities
Cycle along Quebec’s famous Véloroute des Bleuets bike path or explore Vancouver’s bike paths, or kayak on Canada’s rivers and lakes, especially in the British Columbia and Quebec regions.
Cultural activities
A family trip to Canada is the perfect opportunity to visit Aboriginal museums and cultural centres to learn more about the traditions and stories of the country’s Aboriginal peoples.
A vast country with great landscapes, Canada combines wilderness, crystal-clear lakes, imposing mountains and multicultural cities.
Make sure you bring the necessary clothing and equipment for outdoor activities, especially if you plan to go hiking or camping.
Try to travel during the low season to avoid the crowds and benefit from lower fares.
Don’t forget to sample the local cuisine, especially traditional specialties such as poutine, maple syrup and smoked salmon.