Ontario

Canada

Canada is interesting primarily for its nature and attracts fans of both traditional and extreme tourism

 
Thousand Islands

 
Blind River

 
Niagara-on-the-Lake

Ottawa

The capital of Canada - Ottawa will please its guests with abundance of wonderful parks, interesting museums, theaters and art galleries

 
St. Jacobs, Ontario

Toronto

Toronto - the biggest city of Canada, the leading economic centre of the country. Here is a great diversity of cultures - more than a half of the population are immigrants

Algonquin Provincial Park

Algonquin Provincial Park gives a great opportunity for hiking and rafting. Almost wild territory with numerous lakes has 1600 km of routes for canoe

 
American Indian festival, Midland

 
Boat Trip on Thousand Islands

 
Delawana Inn

French Jesuit Mission

French Jesuit mission is the reconstructed village of XVII century. It shows way of life of those days: houses with large vegetable gardens are filled with sprouting greenery

 
Hog's Back Falls

 
Honey Harbor

 
Killbear Provincial Park

 
McMichael Canadian Art Collection

 
Mountsberg Conservation Area

Niagara Daredevil Museum

In Niagara Daredevil Museum one can see different dodges from self-made boats to ordinary barrels with the help of which bold spirits tried to descend down the waterfall

Niagara Falls

The Niagara Falls is the most striking natural sight of Canada. Tourists are offered a trip by boat to the very waterfall or behind it to the three tunnels

 
Niagara Falls Helicopter Tour

Niagara River

Tourists on the Niagara river are offered different types of entertainment from the boat sailing and fishing to extreme rafting and excursions

Upper Canada Village

Upper Canada Village is an open-air museum, a renovation of 150 years old settlement. There are many houses with gardens, animals, furniture and tools, two churches and a school

 
Wasaga Beach

 
Wildwater Kingdom