Toronto skyline

Ontario holidays

Home to Niagara Falls, Toronto, Ottawa and more.

Ontario isn’t just home to world class cities and landmarks like Toronto, Ottawa and Niagara, it’s also a beautiful land of forests, lakes and rivers, and over 280 national and provincial parks. Ontario is the size of France and Spain combined, so there is so much to see!
Choose from our Ontario fly drives, motorhome holidays and escorted tours.
Niagara Falls
FLY DRIVES

Discover the broad expanse of nature found in Ontario – miles of coastline, majestic mountains and sprawling forests.

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Toronto skyline
ESCORTED TOURS

Experience your holiday with the experts – our escorted tours are guided and allow you to explore the best of Ontario.

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Killarney National Park, Ontario
MOTORHOME

Ontario motorhome holidays offer you the flexibility and the freedom to go where you want, when you want.

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Quick facts

Time Zone: GMT – 4.
Flight time from UK: 7 hours 30 minutes

Ontario’s official nickname is ‘Yours to Discover’ which is used on license plates. Ontario is home to Canada’s capital, Ottawa.

Weather

Northern Ontario has long, very cold winters and short summers. The southern part of the province, however, enjoys the tempering effect of the Great Lakes. The Toronto region averages about 20C in the summer while at the height of winter this falls to -6C.

Best time to visit

Ontario is great all year round. The winter and spring months in Ontario are particularly beautiful. Cold, crisp days with a glistening white blanket of snow are common place – but were you to go during the summer you’d experience comfortably warm days to partake in outdoor activities.

Landmarks

Ontario offers two stunning world-renowned landmarks in Niagara Falls and the CN Tower in Toronto. The falls are over 12,000 years old and are split into two: American Falls & Bridal Veil Falls. The CN Tower is the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere today.

Cities

Ontario is home to two capital cities and two world class cities – Ottawa, the federal capital, and Toronto, the provincial capital. Both cities are in deep contrast to one another. Toronto is larger and more vibrant while Ottawa is more quaint and intimate.

Outdoors

The size of France and Spain combined, Ontario is a beautiful land of forests, lakes and rivers. Within just a couple of hours from leaving  the cities of Toronto, Ottawa and Niagara you can find yourself in a pristine wilderness. There are over 280 national and provincial parks in all to see across the province.

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