Our Travel Journal

The North is home to a rich world of arctic animals and marine life. From the arctic fox to the beluga whale, here are some of the weird and wonderful animals that live in the Arctic.

Some go for keto diets and slow fitness, others take magnesium baths. But instead of rushing to buy yet another foot massager or “mountain air” scented candle, why not start with the world outside your door?

Remote and wild are the first words that come to mind when you think of Nunavut. With today’s vacationers seeking the world’s wild places more than ever, Nunavut might well be the next travel craze.

Looking for things to do in the Canadian Rockies? A favorite holiday destination for both tourists and locals, this region is packed with fun hiking, rare wildlife and wild waters.

Intense but magical, Iceland’s beauty comes from its extreme contradictions. Active volcanoes stir next to glacial ice. Find out the best extreme activities in Iceland.

Wondering what are the best things to do on Vancouver Island? As the largest island on the West Coast of North America, Vancouver Island is where wild nature meets the modern world. Here you can enjoy the best of both worlds--rainforests, o...

July is one of Iceland’s more busy months and with good reason. The beautiful weather July brings opens up all of Iceland for you to explore. If you’re trying to decide what to do in Iceland in July, there are plenty of activities to choose...

Summer has arrived and whale watching in Canada is in full swing! Find the best places to see the orcas and belugas from British Columbia to Quebec.

Snap, edit, share – a standard routine and likely your initial reaction as you arrive in Iceland and are greeted by all the amazing views in front of you. Unfortunately, the joy doesn’t always last as long as it should — after we soon reali...

Traveling abroad is a great way to recharge, escape, and start anew. But did you know that travel actually makes your brain healthier? Read on to find out how traveling changes your brain, according to science.

From glacial streams to the canyon-carving waters, here are 10 of the best places for white water rafting you can find north of the Equator.

Wondering what the ongoing prices in Iceland are? Well, you're in luck. Find out why NOW is the best time to go to Iceland.

Iceland in August gives you the last chance to enjoy the bright Icelandic nights before the days become short again. To make the most of this month, Iceland offers plenty of entertainment. Get ready for a cultural night downtown, a music fe...

Maybe you’re a hockey fanatic, or perhaps you have an insatiable craving for poutine? Whatever your reason, you want to move to Canada.

Touching up our travel photos before they go out into the big wide world of social media is standard for most of us. A little crop, a light brush to enhance the colors and you’re ready to share that flawless vacation moment.

Canada boasts world-class products, from freshwater fish to maple syrup, but the country's culinary credentials deserve equal praise. Although suggesting a setlist of some of Canada's best foods is a bold step, we are up for the challenge!

With time, memories tend to fade away. While the best holiday moments might stick with you long after the vacation, it’s nice to have great holiday pictures to look back to and keep the memories alive!

Can’t decide whether you should visit Iceland in summer or winter? September in Iceland offers the best of both worlds. As tourist season winds down, you can still do summer activities like hiking, kayaking, and boat tours. At the same time...

Iceland starts to slow down in October. The summer rush has come to a close, and big winter celebrations are still a couple of months away. If you’re looking for a peaceful and affordable time to visit the land of fire and ice, then October...

November in Iceland means shorter days. But there's no shortage of events and sights to see. When the sun goes down, head out into the wilderness to hunt for the Northern Lights. Don’t miss out on Iceland’s biggest music festival and the Ic...