Canada

The world’s second-largest waterfall is a jaw-dropping display of nature’s power, best experienced by boat, helicopter and through secret tunnels.

There’s only one reason most people come to this Ontario city straddling the border of the United States and Canada, and that’s to see the remarkable Horseshoe Falls waterfall. Just outside the city is the Niagara Wine region, home to world-class vineyards – another compelling reason to visit.

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This exceptional 232km stretch of highway, linking the beautiful Banff & Jasper National Parks, winds through Canada’s best Rocky Mountain scenery – a landscape of soaring mountain peaks, pristine lakes, glaciers and forested valleys. Highlights along the way include the Glacier Skywalk, Columbia Icefield and the strikingly turquoise Bow Lake.

The three Rocky Mountaineer routes through the Rockies from Vancouver have become known worldwide as the finest way to enjoy the spectacular landscapes in comfort.

The Niagara Peninsula is home to some of Canada’s oldest and most famous vineyards in what has become a world-class wine-producing region. The charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is the ideal base for exploring it, touring the vineyards and, of course, tasting the wines.

One of the world’s must-do helicopter flights, to see the magnificent Falls from above.

Head to the unspoiled, pristine waters of the Western Hudson Bay to spot 60,000 striking white beluga whales.

If you’ve time after visiting the Falls, drive two miles upriver to the secluded White Water Walk, a quarter-mile boardwalk along the Niagara River, offering a front row view of the tempestuous Whirlpool Rapids.

An immersive 4D attraction that aims to recreate the power of the falls through a combination of special effects, moving platforms, and a 360-degree screen. The interactive experience takes guests on a journey through the creation of the falls, providing a thrilling and educational adventure for all ages.