Tobermory,Canada is considered a paradise by naturalists, photographers, divers, hikers, kayakers, leisure-seekers, golfers and art lovers. It offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, rest and relaxation, sweet & clean air & water and a scenery that is absolutely breathtaking.
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At Selkirk Tangiers, Canada it is our goal to provide you with the heli ski trip of a lifetime. For more than 32 years, it offers guests an exceptional experience, focused on great skiing in an expansive terrain known for its abundant snowfall and high quality snow. After guests fall in love with the snow and terrain, they return time and time again for the quality service, expert guiding, friendly and welcoming staff and great prices.
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From the moment once enter in Spice Route Restaurant, the design will relax and indulge you. The mixture of eclectic Asian decor, mesmerizing music, and distinctive cuisine is the soul of the spot. Rare and immediately captivating, yet subdued in style, meticulous in service, refined in its culinary approach while offering something to satisfy everyone. The dinners are among relaxed ambiance completed by authentic Indo-Chinese cuisine and refreshingly affordable prices. Surrounded by candlelight, this trendy urban bistro opens out onto an unprecedented three thousand square foot patio and with sleek concrete furnishing.
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Brassaii Restaurant and Lounge is a sophisticated destination, nestled amidst a romantic cobblestone palazzo courtyard and charming outdoor patio in Toronto, Canada. The restaurant contain a cafe, exposed, robust wine cellar, dining area, chic bar and lounge space, as well as an events room for private bookings. Brassaii offers a tantalizing menu inspired by interpretive, scintillating, Mediterranean fare crafted by celebrated executive chef Bruce Woods.
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There is no easy way to reach the remote island of Moose Factory. No roads mars the miles of sparkling rivers and pristine forests on the edge of the arctic, just a single rail track that carries the Polar Bear Express from Cochrane to the frontier town of Moosonee. For the final short hop across the Moose River, take a river taxi that docks at the Cree Village Eco-lodge.
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Canada‘s Great Bear Rainforest sweeps along British Columbia’s Inside Passage and is more than twice the size of Yellowstone National Park. In the middle of this broken wilderness, more than 150 miles (240 km) from the nearest paved road, is the King Pacific Lodge, a floating fishing lodge based on the serene waters of Princess Royal Island’s Barnard Harbor, home to black wolves, grizzlies, black bears, and a maximum of thirty pampered guests. Photo by: andrew mcgarry
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Canada counts out the days until the beginning of the Winter Olympics with the last details of preparation. The 2010 Winter Olympics run from Feb. 12 to 28 in the Canadian city of Vancouver and the winter sports resort of Whistler. The biggest sports forum for this year starts on Friday and Vancouver gets ready. The most serious problem is the high temperatures and lack of snow.
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This resort is frequently regarded as one of the best ski and snowboard destination in the world. Whistler Blackcomb is located in Coast Mountain Range. The Twin Mountains offer 8,171 acres of skiable terrain, ranging from beginner to expert slopes. Just a two hours drive of Vancouver, Canada, Whistler Blackcomb boasts a wide range of accommodation and a world-class terrain parks. It really is all you could ask for in a ski and snowboard resort. The ski and snowboard season lasts from mid-November to early June.
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The park is best known for being one of the most important dinosaur fossil beds in the world. Now known as the Dinosaur Provincial Park, was established on June 26th, 1955 under the name, Steveville Dinosaur Provincial Park as part of Alberta‘s 50th Jubilee year. Stands of cottonwoods, a variety of animal life, and, most important, the extensive bone-beds, were instrumental in UNESCO’s designation of the park as a World Heritage Site in 1979. The park boasts a very complex ecosystem including three communities: prairie grasslands, badlands, and riverside cottonwoods.
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Form by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late nineteenth century, this fantastic hotel on the shore of Lake Louise is just on two hours drive west of Calgary in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The place is also famous among the locals as the Diamond in the Wilderness. This pioneering hotel started as a humble log cabin in 1890, providing accommodation for fifty clients. Photo by: sminky_pinky100 (Busy In & Out)
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