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Search ArticlesWhy Kids and Parents Will Cozy Up to Aloft Lima in Peru
Gabriel Brijbassi was overjoyed to see a tent set up for him when he entered his family’s suite at the Aloft Lima Miraflores hotel, a Marriott property. (Adrian Brijbassi photo for Vacay.ca) For years I have been telling anyone who would listen that Lima is a wonderful city for kids. It has kilometres of playgrounds along the Malecón in Miraflores, where children travelling from afar can cavort with their peers who are residents of the Peru capital.
4 of the Best Places for Sea Star Gazing On the Sunshine Coast
Marine biologist Alyssa Gehman spots a sea star during a dive in coastal British Columbia. (Photo courtesy of Bennett Whitnell/Hakai Institute) At the end of the 8-kilometre Skookumchuck Trail, about 6 kilometres from Egmont, a lookout leads to one of the strongest tidal rapids in the world. Water rushes through a narrow strait, creating waves and whirlpools.
The Best Luxury Hotels in Canada: Top Stays Coast to Coast
The best luxury hotels in Canada turn a trip into an occasion — a castle hotel above a harbour, a mountain lodge on a glacial lake, a glass tower with a spa in the clouds. From coast to coast, the country’s grand hotels and boutique retreats deliver world-class stays in unforgettable settings.
In Barranquilla, the Land of Shakira, the Food Scene Don’t Lie
A 21-foot (6.5-metre) statue of Shakira is a main attraction on the waterfront in her hometown of Barranquilla. (Adrian Brijbassi photo for Vacay.ca) In a culinary world starved for new playgrounds of gastronomy, Barranquilla is turning heads for reasons other than its most famous resident. The hometown of Shakira is in the midst of telling a food story that is divine in its own right.
Okanagan Valley Travel Guide: Wine, Resorts & Things to Do
This Okanagan Valley travel guide maps out the best of British Columbia’s sun-soaked wine country — the vineyards, restaurants, lakeside towns and things to do that make the region one of Canada’s favourite escapes. Stretching some 250 kilometres from Vernon to the U.S. border, the Okanagan is desert, lake and orchard all at once. Quick answer: The Okanagan Valley is British Columbia’s premier wine region, centred on the lakeside cities of Kelowna, Penticton and Osoyoos.
The Best Ski Resorts in Canada: A Coast-to-Coast Guide
The best ski resorts in Canada stretch from the deep coastal powder of British Columbia to the high peaks of the Rockies and the friendly slopes of Quebec and Atlantic Canada. Few countries pack this much vertical, this much snow and this much variety into one winter road map. Quick answer: Canada’s best ski resorts include Whistler Blackcomb, Revelstoke and Sun Peaks in British Columbia, Lake Louise and Marmot Basin in the Alberta Rockies, and Le Massif de Charlevoix in Quebec.
The Best Golf Courses in Canada: Top Courses & Golf Trips
The best golf courses in Canada rank among the most spectacular in the world, from clifftop links pounded by the Atlantic to mountain fairways framed by the Rockies. For golf travellers, few countries offer this much scenery and challenge in a single season. Quick answer: Canada’s best golf courses include Cabot Cliffs and Cabot Links in Cape Breton, the Fairmont Banff Springs course in the Alberta Rockies, and standout mountain layouts such as Silvertip and Tobiano in British Columbia.
The Most Romantic Getaways in Canada: Where to Escape
The most romantic getaways in Canada trade crowds for connection — a clifftop drive at dawn, a steaming Nordic spa in the forest, a candlelit dinner with an ocean view. From coast to coast, the country is full of places built for two. Quick answer: The most romantic getaways in Canada include Cape Breton’s Cabot Trail, the cobblestoned charm of Old Quebec City, the Nordic spas of Quebec, and the wine-country escapes of British Columbia’s Okanagan and Vancouver Island.
The Best Streets in Canada: A Coast-to-Coast Walking Guide
The best streets in Canada tell the story of a country one block at a time. Away from the chain-store sameness of the biggest thoroughfares, a handful of remarkable streets still hold onto the shops, cafés, history and local character that make a place feel like nowhere else. These are the routes worth planning a trip around — for the walking, the shopping and the sense of arrival.
A Girls’ Getaway to Blue Mountain Sparkles
Torontonian Charmaine Noronha, a Vacay.ca writer, and bestie Lisa Yeung escape the city to find splendour and relaxation in the resort town of Blue Mountain. (Charmaine Noronha photo for Vacay.ca) After many Ontarians, and Canadians for that matter, experienced what felt like a long, brutally cold winter, they’re celebrating the much-awaited arrival of cottage season. But what if you don’t own a cottage—or have beloved friends or family who do?