Canada Travel Guide: The Land of Mammoth Glaciers, Incredible Mountains, Diverse Wildlife, and Fantastic Beer
Some Canadians joke about the size of the beer handles on their cases of beer. The handles are designed for gloves and mittens since this second-largest country in the world is the coldest country in the world. A Canada travel guide takes you to the festival packed cities of Montreal and Toronto as well as the diverse and ancient history of St. John’s Newfoundland, which is considered the oldest city in North America.
Northern North America, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean on the east, North Pacific Ocean on the west, and the Arctic Ocean on the north, north of the conterminous US.
The beaches in Canada are nothing short of perfect in terms of water sports, seclusion, sandy beaches, and unlimited sunshine. The country has more shoreline than any other country in the world so the beaches in Canada offer sunbathers unlimited enjoyment during the day as well as at night. The best beaches in Canada are:
Photo: Flickr Long Beach on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. It is the most scenic beach in the country since it’s located in Pacific Rim National Park.
Canada Nightlife, Night Clubs and Where to Party in Canada
Canadians love to party so where to party in Canada is a silly question. Anywhere is a good place to party as long as the beer is flowing and the music is loud. Strip clubs in Canada get a lot of action, but there is a party place for all tastes in every big city in Canada. Some of the best places to party in Canada are:
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