With more than 180 wineries in Ontario that produce a majority of Canadian wine, Niagara-On-The-Lake is definitely the most popular wine region and therefore you can’t miss a wine country getaway here. The Niagara Peninsula region is home to some of the most biggest vineyards …
If you’re anything like the type of traveler I am, wanting to see and do as much as possible since I’m limited with how much time I can spend away, then these tips will help you make the most out of your trip abroad. As …
If you already read my blog post on my Itinerary For A 3 Day Wine Country Getaway In Prince Edward County and you want to continue that road trip, you can tack on a 1 night stay in Canada’s capital city: Ottawa. About 4 and …
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As travel is resuming and new protocols and health measures are set up to assist with safety for travelers as well as citizens of travel destinations, some people may still be weary. It’s completely understandable, not everyone wants to risk their lives or even want …
When you think of wine country in Ontario, Niagara On The Lake is usually what comes to most people’s mind first. But did you know that going just 2 hours east of Toronto is another wine region in Prince Edward County where the limestone-rich soils …
You may have read my recent blog post on my Itinerary for A One-Night Stay In Montréal, Québec, and that quick stopover in Montréal was actually a part of my bigger road trip to Québec. More specifically, to Québec City – which I was really …
One of the most popular tourist attraction in Southwestern Ontario is in Northern Bruce Peninsula along the Niagara escarpment: Tobermory. In Tobermory, are 2 of the most famous national parks: Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park. This UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve …
Only about a five and a half hour drive from Toronto, you can visit the next province over and experience a different culture pretty close to home. For a one night stay in Montréal, Quebec, it would technically be a one and a half day …
If you’re in the Southern Ontario region of Canada, you might have come across the Old Mill Alpacas sign on Highway 401 (about 1.5 hours from Toronto). Or you may have seen people sharing about this alpaca farm on social media. Curious in visiting but …
