Canada in itself is a welcoming safe co country to visit, and already a popular tourist destination but in this article we will explore the East Coast and what it has to offer travellers.
This is a destination that caters to a diverse range of interests, from outdoor enthusiasts to history buffs, and is even great for family holidays. This Canadian East Coast destination guide will help you plan unforgettable trips for your clients:
Must-See Destinations and Experiences
Newfoundland and Labrador:
- Gros Morne National Park: This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering stunning landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and coastal trails.
- Iceberg Alley: Travellers can witness the majestic icebergs drifting along the coast, a truly awe-inspiring spectacle.
- Traditional Newfoundland Culture: You can plan your clients to immerse themselves in local culture through music, dance, and culinary experiences.
- Halifax: The vibrant capital city offers travellers a mix of history, culture, and modern amenities.
- Cape Breton Island: Plan tours to explore the stunning Cabot Trail, a scenic drive offering breath-taking coastal views.
- Peggy's Cove: Travellers love to visit this hidden gem of a picturesque fishing village boasting a charming lighthouse.
- Lobster Fishing Tour: Take your clients on a hands-on experience, learning about the local fishing industry and enjoying a fresh lobster feast.
- Fundy National Park: Travellers can experience the world's highest tides at this stunning coastal park.
- Saint John: Your clients can explore the city's historic district and enjoy fresh seafood at the city market.
- Hopewell Rocks: here travellers marvel at the unique rock formations shaped by the tides.
- Charlottetown: The capital city of Charlotte Town is home to historic sites, beautiful gardens, and a vibrant arts scene.
- Anne of Green Gables: Plan tours to visit the iconic locations from this well-known and beloved novel.
- Coastal Drives: Travellers can enjoy tours to explore the island's scenic coastal roads, stopping at charming seaside towns and beaches.
- Seasonal Considerations: Highlight the best times to visit each destination, considering factors like weather, festivals, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
- Tailored Itineraries: Create personalized itineraries based on clients' interests, whether it's history, nature, food, or culture. Get help from your DMC partners for more information.
- Accommodation Options: You can recommend a variety of accommodations, from cosy bed and breakfasts to luxurious resorts.
- Transportation: Offer clients information on transportation options, including flights, ferries, car rentals, and public transportation, and plan according to their needs.
- Local Experiences: While travel planning, encourage clients while visiting too interact with locals and immerse themselves in the culture through guided tours, food experiences, and cultural events.
- Sustainable Travel: It is sensible to promote eco-friendly practices and support local businesses.
