Kenwood Travel offers tailor made discount holidays to Canada, we offer tours, flights, hotels and fly drives including camper homes.

We are able to offer discounted Canada holiday deals as we deal directly with all major airlines, hotels and car hire companies cutting out the middle man.

Canada possesses both world class metropolitan areas and millions of acres of stunning, untouched natural beauty including the awesome Niagara Falls which it shares with the border of New York State, A vast and beautiful outdoor playground that encompasses the entire gamut of natural and urban adventures.

Canada’s size is a whopping 10 million sq km, making it the world's second largest country by area and its common border with the United States is the world's longest. If you think that’s impressive, consider Canada’s impressive attributes. Its terrain is filled with them, from mammoth mountains to huge glaciers to immense polychromatic skies.
Then there are the creatures that roam the terrain and its waterways – grizzly bear, moose, polar bear, humpback whales – each one huger than the next.

Canada is a winter sports extravaganza with some of the best ski resorts in the world to satisfy skiers and snowboarders alike. With its great road network and wide-open spaces Canada is perfect for an independent fly drive holiday.

Canada is impossible to dislike, Canada has the festival-packed cities like Toronto and Montreal that offer the world’s best quality of life? Then take a double dose of history in St John’s, Newfoundland, North America’s oldest city. Not enamoured with the prospect of hiking, skiing or snowboarding over the cloud-poking mountains of Banff & Jasper National Parks? Try a slow ride through the wheat-waving prairies of Saskatchewan. You want a nosh lighter than Alberta beef or Nunavut whale blubber? Pick up ripe peaches and cheeses from the Kelowna’s local farmers’ markets.

And it’s a wonder everyone is so nice, given the weather. Its cold, as in world’s-coldest-country cold (based on average temperatures nationwide), which explains the mitten-sized beer case handles. Snag, a town in the Yukon, recorded North America’s coldest temperature ever: minus 62.8°C.