Ontario holidays - Diverse, high-spirited and colourful
With its beautiful cities of Toronto and Ottawa, as well as the world-famous Niagara Falls, Ontario holidays enjoy some of Canada’s top attractions - offering a vibrant and lively contrast to the expansive wilderness of the north. You'll also find a couple of lesser-known destinations that are well-worth exploring, including the alluring Algonquin National Park.
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An eclectic province offering cool locations and a fun lifestyle
Sandwiched between Quebec to the east and Manitoba to the west, Ontario sits on the shores of Lake Superior and the mighty Hudson Bay to the north.
Explore Ontario
Toronto is a beautiful and dynamic city which captures you as you discover the array of museums, galleries and attractions. The brave hearted are invited to the top of the CN Tower for an EdgeWalk around the third tallest building in the world. Back on the ground (and below) the city bursts with shopping opportunities from malls and shopping districts to the PATH, which links restaurants, shops and hotels underground for 18 miles. The charming Distillery Historic District is home to a fascinating history as well as a modern selection of bars and shops.
The thunderous Niagara Falls is a truly incredible sight to include on any tour and is a must-see sight, to be experienced by water, land, air, or even behind the Falls. Niagara-on-the-Lake is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Ontario and respects the heritage of the province. The wineries have fascinating histories with roots from around the world and the town itself features class farm-to-table restaurants. Further north, the ‘land of shining waters’ province astounds with its vast landscapes and delightful towns.
When to go to Ontario
Ontario’s climate is typically split into three distinct regions, the arctic north where winters can be long and severe, the central belt and eastern belt where temperatures can be milder and the south, which sees a climate similar to northern US. Typically, Toronto sees summer high temperatures of 26°C in July and winter lows of -7°C in January.
Visiting Ontario
Self-drive tours amazing ways to see Ontario whether you want to focus on the bustling cities to the south, on the US border not far from New York state, or if you want to Things to do in the national parks and forests to the centre of the state or the wilderness of the north and Hudson Bay.
The vast province of Ontario is ripe for an unforgettable road trip, with a circular route from Toronto bringing everything from the world-class delights of the city to some of the most beautiful national parks, charming small towns and one of the wonders of the world.
From the soaring Toronto skyline and atmospheric Algonquin Provincial Park, to the spellbinding Thousand Islands, Ontario will certainly make you grab for your camera.
Angling, Aboriginal tours, cool festivals, hiking, cycling…Ontario is full of incredible outdoor activities for those who love to explore and rejuvenate with a touch of adrenaline and fresh air.
