If you have clients eyeing Canada as one of their bucket list destinations in 2023, the country has added several new adventures to tempt those keen to get off the beaten track.
The latest offerings range from wilderness resorts to Indigenous immersions and stretch across Canada's vast land.
Among the new offerings are:
Klahoose Wilderness Resort, Desolation Sound, British Columbia
Acessible only by boat or seaplane, Klahoose Wilderness Resort is British Columbia's newest Indigenous owned and operated resort, embracing the natural and supernatural spirits of the land and its people. Toba Inlet wildlife tours including spring bear viewing and late summer/autumn grizzly bear salmon run tours led by Indigenous guides. Open seasonally from 11 May to 20 October 20.
Lazy Bear Expeditions Matonabee, Churchill, Manitoba
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The Matonabee will launch in August 2023.
Lazy Bear Expeditions will launch the Matonabee in August 2023, a 23-metre catamaran and the only cruise ship able to take tourists along the western coast of Hudson Bay for viewing of beluga whale, polar bear and bearded seal during the Canadian summer months.
Tutchone Tours, Yukon Territory
With 2023 marking the 125th anniversary of the legendary Klondike Gold Rush, a full-day river boat tour from Minto Landing to Fort Selkirk with Tutchone Tours, includes a guided tour of the township, wildlife encounters, and an Indigenous beading class.
Indigenous Niagara Living Museum Tours, Niagara Falls, Ontaria
The Niagara region's first guided Indigenous tours feature engagements with Indigenous peoples, cultural interpreters, historians, food specialists and artisans, plus Niagara Falls itself.
Ride Solar, Prince Edward Island
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Charlottetown harbour of Prince Edward Island.
Ride Solar in 2023 in the Charlottetown harbour of Prince Edward Island, one of Canada's eastern Maritime provinces. This fully electric solar powered vessel offers breakfast, lunch and evening dinner cruises featuring a menu created with locally sourced ingredients.