CANADA

Canada is host to a range of family-friendly attractions, sites, and natural wonders. Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, fascinating historic sites like Fairmont Chateau Frontenac -Québec City-Québec.Fort Garry Hotel -Winnipeg -Manitoba, Dawson-Yukon Territory,Fortifications of Québec -Québec City -Québec. are all sure to delight families of all stripes and sizes.

Canada’s transportation network makes traveling easy. Whether you’re riding in one of buses or on the tube (which is the subway),Canada is incredibly well connected via public transportation. Travel by train to explore the countryside, or consider a car rental to explore the country at your own pace. One important note to keep in mind if you are renting a car to drive around in Canada, the steering wheel is on the right side and cars drive on the left side of the road.

All visitors to Canada must carry a passport that is valid for at least three months beyond the date you intend to leave the country.Most visitors who intend to stay for less than three months do not require a visa. If you want to stay longer than three months, or your country of origin does not have a visa waiver agreement with Canada, then you will need to apply for a Visitor’s Visa.

Canada cities and towns have excellent water supplies and in all cases tap water is fresh and safe to drink. Water from rivers and lakes should be boiled, chemically treated or filtered before drinking to avoid stomach upsets.

The water temperature of the sea surrounding Canada varies between seasons, and is warmer the further north you go.In winter, the ocean temperature surrounding the lower South Island drops as low as 8°C, whilst around the upper North Island water temperatures average around 15°C.In summer the sea temperature around the South Island varies from around 14°C to 18°C. The North Island water temperatures are lovely and warm at around 20-22°C.