North America

With so many countries on one continent to choose from, the possibilities are endless.

North America is comprised of Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, Cuba, Jamaica, and many more countries, each with their own unique culture and landscape.

When one thinks of North America it is usually with the USA in mind.

While it is the most populous and powerful country in North America, it is one of twenty-three countries and a number of territories that make up this massive continent.

With so many countries on one continent to choose from, the possibilities are endless. From an Alaskan cruise up north, a shopping spree in New York, or a rainforest hike in Panama, there is adventure around every corner.

Bermuda

Bermuda is considered to be part of North America, but in reality, is a British Island Territory in the North Atlantic Ocean.

pink sandy beaches

Renowned for its pink sandy beaches and relaxed lifestyle, Bermuda has an eclectic blend of both British and American culture. With a pleasant subtropical climate and population of approximately 64, 000 residents, Bermuda is only two hours flying time from the US East Coast, making it perfect for a long weekend, or extended holiday.

Oregon

For something a bit more adventurous, Oregon, in the Pacific Northwest United States, is a hiker’s wonderland. With a landscape of rugged coastal mountain ranges, waterfalls, dense forests, lakes, and beaches, it is a place of startling beauty. One of the seven wonders of Oregon is Crater Lake, which is the deepest lake, and only national park in the state. A dazzling shade of blue which is clear to the depth of one hundred feet, Crater Lake contains only the purest water from rain and melted snow, due to its isolation from other rivers and streams.

Hiking is a fantastic way to see the jaw-dropping beauty of Crater Lake, but if that’s not your style, you can bike or drive it. In summer, boat tours are available, and in winter, cross-country skiing is the perfect way to see the snowy wonderland.

As a tourist destination, Montreal tends to fly under the radar compared to other Canadian hotspots.

French south-west city

But this French south-west city, the second most populous in Canada, has so much to offer.

Take to the streets with comfortable walking shoes and admire the stunning European architecture of Old Montreal, stopping to enjoy one of the many galleries, restaurants or bars.
Do a spot of food shopping at the Atwater Markets, and fill up on local berries, maple products and wine by the riverside.
Feast your eyes on the ornate luxury and gothic facades of the Notre-Dame Basilica, and end your day with a visit to the Bota-Bota spa which is housed inside a mid-twentieth century ferry on the St Lawrence River, or try a few of the local craft beers.

If you are all about the local cuisine, skip the galleries and head out on a Montreal Foodie Tour. Montreal has more restaurants per capita than New York City, and on the menu are some of the best national dishes such as poutine and specialty bagels. Montreal has something to offer every traveller, with its European charm and North American hospitality.

North America

Bermuda

pink sandy beaches

Oregon

French south-west city

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North America

When one thinks of North America it is usually with the USA in mind.

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