FAQ

How much does a vacation to Canada cost? That depends on where you're going.

In large cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, your expenses for food, lodging, transit, and other travel-related costs will typically be higher.

Most of the time, more rural areas and smaller cities like Quebec City are more affordable.

In Canada, a day's worth of travel costs roughly $120-$150 USD on average.

The natural wonders of Canada are without a doubt its most well-liked attractions.

Every year, millions of tourists flock to Niagara Falls, which is located on the border of New York and Ontario, to marvel at one of the biggest waterfalls in the world. You have two options: ride the ferry and get soaked by the mist from the falls, or descend to explore the caverns below the river.

On the Canadian side of the falls, there are also a tone of sights to check out, including butterfly gardens, the 235-meter-tall Skylon Tower, and the charming village of Niagra-on-the-Lake in Niagara County, which was built in the manner of the 1800s.

The Canadian Rockies in the west of the nation are a major hiking and climbing destination.

Given how big Canada is, you'll need a little extra time to fully enjoy the country.

In two weeks, you could complete a passable cross-country road trip, stopping in places like Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver.

Normally a tourist is allowed to stay for up to 180 days.

Travelers from the USA, the EU, Australia, and several other countries do not need a Visa to visit Canada for a period of fewer than 180 days. Please refer below given list to check Canada eTA’s eligible countries:

List of eTA Eligible Countries