As spring approaches, many newcomers come to Canada to spend some time. The main reason to specifically visit in spring is that the days become warmer and longer. However, there are many of the best places in Canada to visit this spring. 

You can take advantage of off-peak hotel & flight prices &, needless to say, the amazing weather! 

Spring officially begins on May 20th. However, Canadians celebrate Victoria Day every year (May 22nd this year), which signifies the beginning of spring and the arrival of fantastic weather. 

In addition, Victoria Day is a statutory holiday, so consider visiting these below-mentioned best places in Canada for your long weekend, vacation, or near future!  

 

Best Places In Canada To Visit 

Canada is the most popular destination for studying and vacationing. So, if you plan to visit Canada, take note of the following places to visit. 

 

  • Tofino & Vancouver – British Columbia 

Two of the best places in Canada are Vancouver & Tofino! 

The springtime in Vancouver is all about pink blossom trees from Strathcona to downtown parks. In addition, you can take some serene walks around Stanley Park and Granville Island. 

Moreover, you can even hike up to Grouse Grind, a short yet steep hiking trail. 

Tofino is British Columbia’s coastal area that looks absolutely fantastic during spring. With fewer tourists and mild temperatures, you can visit Pacific Rim National Reserve and experience its stunning views. In addition, it is also the season for gray whale migration. So, you might have a chance to catch the whales migrating for summer feeding. 

 

  • Banff – Alberta 

Banff is a rocky mountain town with really good mountain trails, like Fenland Trail, Bow River Trail, Sundance Canyon, etc. But, on the contrary, if you are not up to hiking, you can still enjoy the views in/ around the town. Other options include Kayaking Vermillion Lakes, Sulphur Mountain, etc. 

 

  • Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan has flat prairie landscapes, dunes, thick forests, and lakes. In addition, Saskatoon has a young demographic & is home to numerous award-winning restaurants. Moreover, the Meewasin Valley is home to more than 80 km of trails for sightseeing & hiking in the heart of the place. 

 

  • Manitoba Provincial Parks – Manitoba   

There are numerous provincial parks in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Whether you want to camp out, go hiking, or relax at a beach, these parks are a great option! Specifically, Birds Hill Provincial Park is a popular Manitoba provincial park wherein Winnipeg’s folk festivals take place along with many entertainment & sporting events. 

 

  • Toronto – Ontario 

Toronto is the most popular and one of the best places in Canada during spring.

In Toronto, people finally begin venturing out in the spring. The city organizes several festivals, like the Toronto Storytelling Festival, Canadian Music Week, Toronto Jazz Festival, Inside Out Toronto LGBTQ+, and much more. Moreover, the cherry blossoms also come in High Park, Centre Island, Centennial Park, etc.

 

  • Quebec City – Quebec 

Spring in Quebec implies sugaring off. This is because many people & tourists head to sugar shacks to enjoy various hearty meals with maple syrup. In addition, there are many Nordic spas in the city & other areas. 

Thus, you can relax in the retreats in Siberian Spa Woods or enjoy the St. Lawrence River from outdoor baths at Strom Spa Nordique and Spa des Neiges. 

 

  • Bay Of Fundy – New Brunswick 

Many attractions that make New Brunswick a famous tourist place are the areas surrounding the Bay of Fundy & Fundy National Park. Specifically known for the highest tides in the world, the water carves a coastline marked with dramatic cliffs, rock formations, sea caves, and much more. Moreover, along the shore, you can see picturesque fishing villages, lighthouses, etc., and if you are lucky enough, you will also witness the twelve species of whales!  

  

  • Halifax – Nova Scotia 

This is another one of the best places to visit in Canada. 

Halifax is an Atlantic city known for its striking waterfront and heritage buildings. You can visit the Seaport’s Farmer Market here, the oldest market in North America. 

What’s more? The city has a boardwalk of three miles which stretches along the water. Thus, you can have a nice drive to Peggy’s Cove – a fishing village & home to over 160 historical lighthouses. 

 

  • Charlottetown – Prince Edward Island 

Charlottetown is a unique coastal city where there is a lobster season in spring. So, if you are a foodie and wish to try it, PEI is the place to go! From the beginning of May till June, boats set out in the day to collect lobsters. 

Moreover, you can walk along the Victoria Park Boardwalk, experience harbor views and witness historic sites! 

 

  • St. John’s, Labrador & Newfoundland 

St. John is North America’s oldest city. Many cruise tours offer amazing views of wildlife and icebergs. In addition, there are many theater, food, and music festivals during the spring.

Moreover, if you are adventurous, you can also opt for a Kayak tour of the sea caves in the Avalon Peninsula!