A Culinary Journey Through New Brunswick Your culinary exploration begins in Moncton. Discover a diverse range of restaurants showcasing both international flavors and innovative takes on regional specialties. Keep an eye out for establishments highlighting fresh seafood, a staple of Maritime dining. Explore local farmers markets for a taste of the season's best, from crisp vegetables to artisanal cheeses and baked goods. New Brunswick offers a distinct culinary journey, blending abundant fresh seafood, local produce, and rich Acadian traditions for an unforgettable Maritime taste adventure. Magnetic Hill Winery, where the culinary experience extends beyond exceptional wines   Indulge in thoughtfully curated pairings of their vintages with local charcuterie, featuring regional cheeses and meats that perfectly complement the pairing. This offers a delightful introduction to the symbiotic relationship between New Brunswick's land and its flavors. Join us Anderson Vacations as we uncork the secrets and savor the delights of Magnetic Hill Winery in one of tour we will take to a place where every sip tells a story.   The dining scene reflects New Brunswick's maritime heritage   Savor the freshest catches of the day at waterfront restaurants, where the salty air enhances the taste of locally sourced fish and shellfish. Explore cozy cafes offering homemade treats and perhaps sample some traditional Maritime chowder, a creamy, comforting staple, and fresh salmon.   Journey to Fredericton, where the food scene blends tradition with innovation Discover restaurants that celebrate the region's agricultural bounty, utilizing local produce creatively and delicately. Look for opportunities to sample game meats and other regional specialties. The city also boasts a growing craft beer scene, with local breweries offering unique and flavorful brews to complement your meals. Don't forget to seek out local treats featuring maple syrup, a quintessential Canadian ingredient. Venture to Miramichi, a region proud of its natural resources. While known for its salmon fishing, the local flavors extend beyond the river. Explore traditional Maritime dishes and perhaps discover unique preparations of locally sourced ingredients.   The Lobster Capital of the World No culinary journey through New Brunswick is complete without experiencing the iconic Shediac lobster. As the "Lobster Capital of the World," Shediac offers numerous opportunities to savor this delectable crustacean. Embark on a culinary cruise where you can learn the art of cracking and enjoying a freshly cooked lobster while cruising the scenic bay. Numerous restaurants in Shediac also specialize in preparing lobster in a variety of mouthwatering ways. As you explore the Fundy Region, discover a cuisine shaped by the dramatic tides and fertile land. Look for restaurants featuring fresh seafood harvested from the bay, as well as dishes incorporating locally grown vegetables and fruits. Consider embarking on a portion of the Chowder Trail, a self-guided tour highlighting some of the best chowders the region has to offer, each with its unique twist on this classic Maritime dish. Keep an eye out for unique regional specialties like fiddleheads, a springtime delicacy.   Farmers Markets in New Brunswick Throughout your culinary adventure, be sure to visit local farmers markets to connect directly with producers and sample the freshest seasonal offerings. Engage with local chefs and food artisans to learn about the unique ingredients and culinary traditions that define New Brunswick's gastronomic identity. New Brunswick emerges as an unparalleled destination for culinary explorers, offering a dynamic fusion of fresh, abundant seafood straight from the Bay of Fundy, vibrant local produce from its fertile lands, and deeply rooted Acadian culinary traditions that tell stories through every bite. From the 'Lobster Capital' of Shediac to the farm-to-table scene in Fredericton and the authentic, historic flavors experienced at Magnetic Hill Winery, it showcases a province where fresh ingredients, passionate producers, and unique cultural influences converge to create a truly unforgettable and distinctively Maritime gastronomic adventure. Ready for a Taste of the Maritimes? Book Your Culinary Journey! For inquiries send us an email at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377 Explore the heart of Eastern Canada with Anderson Vacations—where every day is a discovery, and every journey tells a story. Follow us on Social Media for updates and special offers on tours. Photo Credit: Tourism New Brunswick. 

Top Four Hidden Gems You Didn't Know Existed in Atlantic Canada   For those adventurous travelers looking to explore Atlantic Canada like never before, we’ve uncovered some of the best-kept secrets across all four provinces. These hidden gems offer an even deeper exploration of the stunning natural beauty and rich culture of the region. Handpicked by our team of travel experts, these lesser-known spots are perfect additions to your next adventure.   New Brunswick: Ministers Island Just off the coast of St. Andrews, accessible only at low tide by car, bicycle, or foot by way of a gravel route on the ocean floor, lies Ministers Island—a place steeped in history and natural beauty. Once the summer estate of Canadian railway baron Sir William Van Horne, the island features grand architecture, walking trails, and sweeping Bay of Fundy views. It’s a quiet escape full of stories and scenery, with far fewer crowds than nearby attractions.   Newfoundland and Labrador: Fogo Island Remote, rugged, and wildly beautiful, Fogo Island is a cultural destination unlike any you’ve seen before. Home to dramatic coastal landscapes, traditional fishing communities, and the world-renowned Fogo Island Inn, located just off the coast of Newfoundland along Iceberg Alley offering travelers a chance to connect with nature and local traditions in a meaningful way.   Nova Scotia: LaHave and Petite Riviere Tucked away along the South Shore, the communities of LaHave and Petite Rivière offer a peaceful, artsy alternative to Nova Scotia’s more frequently visited coastal towns. Here, you can take the scenic LaHave Ferry, stop at the iconic LaHave Bakery for fresh local fare, and explore craft studios, riverside trails, and wide white sand beaches. It’s the kind of place where time slows down, perfect for travelers looking to unwind and soak up authentic maritime charm.     Prince Edward Island: Basin Head and the Singing Sands While PEI is famous for its red cliffs and literary legends, Basin Head Provincial Park on the Island’s eastern shore is a true hidden gem. Home to the uniquely nicknamed “singing sands” beach, where the sand squeaks underfoot due to its high silica content, it’s a fun and fascinating phenomenon that draws local families but remains relatively unknown to tourists. The on-site Fisheries Museum and tranquil setting make this a perfect day trip during your visit to PEI.   Venture Off the Beaten Path Uncover beyond the icons in Atlantic Canada by booking excursions to hidden gems that will have you seeing the region in a new light. Looking to go deeper on your next Atlantic Canada getaway? We can help you design a personalized itinerary that blends the must-sees with the hidden gems, for a trip that’s uniquely yours.   Ready to Book? For more information or to start planning, contact our team at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377   Photo Credits: Tourism New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism, Tourism Nova Scotia, Tourism Prince Edward Island  

8 Iconic Festivals to Celebrate Summer in Atlantic Canada   Filled with culture, live music, and local delicacies, Atlantic Canada comes alive in the summer. Each of the four provinces, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island offer unforgettable festival experiences that bring each of their unique traditions and festivities to life. Here are 8 must-visit festivals to incorporate into your next Atlantic Canada adventure.   New Brunswick 1) Harvest Music Festival – Fredericton (pictured here) In early September, Fredericton’s downtown comes alive for a transformational celebration featuring world-class and up-and-coming performers of all genres. With top-notch blues, jazz, rock, and indie artists, plus local food and craft beer, this six-day event is one of the best international festival experiences on Canada’s east Coast.   2) Festival acadien de Caraquet – Caraquet Make your way to the flagship event of acadia in the Atlantic provinces, which celebrates its 63rd anniversary this year (2025). Celebrate the heart of acadian and French culture with vibrant parades, traditional music, storytelling, and joyful community spirit.   Newfoundland and Labrador 3) Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival – St. John’s Regarded as the province’s premier summer cultural event, the NL Folk Festival is held in Bannerman Park each summer and is geared towards a celebration of traditional music and culture, storytelling, and community. Expect fiddles, folk songs, local talent, and a welcoming vibe that captures the spirit of Newfoundland and Labrador.   4) Iceberg Festival   Newfoundland & Labrador's annual Iceberg festival is held on the first friday of June annually and spans 10 days. ​The 17th Annual Iceberg Festival, taking place from June 6–15, 2025, celebrates Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula with a vibrant mix of nature, culture, and community. Visitors can enjoy daily boat tours to witness majestic icebergs, whales, and seabirds, participate in Viking-themed activities, savor traditional Newfoundland cuisine, and immerse themselves in local music and crafts. ​ Nova Scotia 5) Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo – Halifax (pictured here) This iconic summer event running since 1979 showcases historical medleys and features military bands, cultural performers, acrobats, and dancers from around the world. Held indoors in Halifax, it’s a dazzling display of tradition that finds new ways to inspire.   6) Celtic Colours International Music Festival – Cape Breton Island In October, Cape Breton hosts a celebration of Celtic music and culture. Set against the backdrop of fall foliage, performances are held in communities across the island, connecting music, heritage, and storytelling in an unforgettable way. Here you will find world-class concerts, community cultural events designed to enlighten, and the late-night festival club, an opportunity to hear your favorite festival artists in a closer setting.   Prince Edward Island   7) Fall Flavours Festival – Island-wide (pictured here) Running through late summer and into early fall, this foodie festival brings together PEI’s top chefs, and culinary personalities. For three weeks attendees can explore seafood feasts, immersive food tours, and experience the best of local music talent. It’s a delicious and picturesque way to experience the Island’s warmth and hospitality.   8) Sommo Festival Back this September (2025) with big-name headliners Alanis Morisette and Hozier, the two-day Sommo festival held in the beachside town of Cavendish, PEI is the ultimate celebration of music, food, and drink. Watch the sunset, sip on refreshing beverages from on-site popup stands, and enjoy some of some of the world’s biggest musical artists and culinary acts.   Let the Celebrations Begin   Whether you're tapping your toes to Celtic tunes in Cape Breton, enjoying a lobster dinner in PEI, or dancing to indie beats in downtown Fredericton, Atlantic Canada’s festivals are full of culture, character, and connection.   Want to experience it all? We’ll help you build a seamless, customized itinerary around the festivals and regions you want to explore—so you can focus on making memories.   Ready to Book? For more information or to start planning, contact our team at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377   Photo Credits: Tourism New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism, Tourism Nova Scotia, Tourism Prince Edward Island / Sommo Festival. 

Embark on an Atlantic Canada Road Trip: Scenic Drives & Coastal Gems in Every Province   Picture yourself winding through coastal roads as you stop to explore seaside towns and discover cultural treasures. A road trip to Atlantic Canada is the ultimate way to experience this region and satisfy your wanderlust for nature, history, food, and ocean views. Our team of travel experts have put together the most iconic drives that are a must-visit for even the most novice road-trippers.    New Brunswick: The Fundy Coastal Drive Start your journey in New Brunswick, where the Fundy Coastal Drive offers some of the most jaw dropping scenery in Atlantic Canada. Explore the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tides, and explore the geological wonder of Hopewell Rocks, carved over the last 10,000 years. Stop in the vibrant city of Saint John for art galleries and waterfront dining, then head to St. Andrews by-the-Sea, a charming town filled with historic inns, whale-watching tours, and boutique shops. Must-visit: Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park Fundy Trail Provincial Park Uptown Saint John   Newfoundland and Labrador: The Viking Trail Arrive by ferry or flight in Newfoundland and head for a drive north on the Viking Trail, one of Canada’s most breathtaking routes. This road winds through two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Gros Morne National Park, where fjords, cliffs, and Tablelands will leave you in awe, then continue to L’Anse aux Meadows, the only authenticated Viking site in North America, and experience thousands of years of history. Must-visit: A boat tour through Western Brook Pond Fjord A stop in St. Anthony for coastal charm and fresh seafood Visiting Twillingate, the iceberg capital of the world    Nova Scotia: The Cabot Trail & Beyond Known for some of the most iconic coastal views in Canada, no Atlantic Canada road trip is complete without a drive along Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail. This iconic route travels through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, offering jaw-dropping views and plenty of adventure. Along the way, enjoy a hike and take in coastal cliffs that rival any in the world. Along Nova Scotia’s south shore, explore the Lighthouse Route from Halifax to Lunenburg, stopping for seafood, beaches, and exploration into maritime heritage. Must-visit: The Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck Lobster rolls in Peggy’s Cove Music and storytelling at a Cape Breton ceilidh   Prince Edward Island: Coastal Drives and Storybook Charm Quaint yet brimming with character, Prince Edward Island is a dream for slow-paced exploration and scenic driving. The Island has three official coastal drives: North Cape, Central, and Points East. Each route takes you past red-sand beaches, pastoral landscapes, and friendly seaside towns. Relive literary nostalgia in Cavendish at Green Gables Heritage Place, or sample fresh oysters in Malpeque Bay. Must-visit: The PEI National Park beaches and trails A stop in Victoria-by-the-Sea for artisan shops and cafes A round of golf with ocean views—PEI is known as Canada’s top golf destination    Your Atlantic Canada Self-Drive Adventure Awaits   There’s no better way to soak up the beauty, charm, and culture of Atlantic Canada than from behind the wheel. Each province offers something uniquely its own—whether it’s dramatic cliffs, Viking history, Acadian traditions, or seaside serenity. Let our team of travel experts craft your dream itinerary so you can hit all the top spots stress-free.   Ready to Book? For more information or to start planning, contact our team at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377   Photos by Tourism Nova Scotia, Tourism New Brunswick, Tourism Newfoundland and Labrador, and Tourism Prince Edward Island 

Your Guide to Atlantic Canada's Highlights   For travelers seeking a destination that seamlessly blends breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, Atlantic Canada stands out as a must-visit in 2025. This captivating region, home to four distinct provinces, offers a unique mix of natural beauty, history, and charm that leaves a lasting impression. From rugged coastlines to picturesque towns, each province has its own story to tell.   Discover the top highlights of Atlantic Canada and the must-see destinations that deserve a spot on your travel list this year.   New Brunswick: Adventure and Relaxation Combined   Bay of Fundy Explore the Bay of Fundy and marvel at the world’s highest tides at a staggering 50 feet. Twice a day, over 160 billion tonnes of seawater flow in and out of the bay, offering magnificent changes to the surrounding scenery. Kayak among towering sea cliffs, walk the ocean floor at low tide, or get up close to the sea's greatest creatures on a whale watching excursion.  Expert Tip: Be sure to check the tide schedule in advance of your visit Hopewell Rocks or Fundy Trail Provincial Park to, if possible, align your visit with low tide.  As a general rule, you can explore the ocean floor, three hours before and three hours after low tide.   Fredericton Capital Region Built along both sides of the meandering Saint John River, New Brunswick’s capital of Fredericton was home to the Wolastoqiyik for thousands of years, followed by Acadian and Loyalist settlement.  In Fredericton, discover a vibrancy that comes from the music, arts and craft scene with world-class festivals and unique artisan and farm markets.   Acadian Culture Along New Brunswick’s Acadian Coastal Drive, discover a French Acadian lifestyle has been shaped by the sea and a captivating joie de vivre; where vibrant Acadian culture thrives against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes. The Acadians’ love for life is infectious – come for a visit and find yourself welcomed with open arms into the festivals, gatherings and homes of L’Acadie. Book our 11 Day New Brunswick Acadian and Heritage Odyssey to experience a true taste of this province's unique charm.    Newfoundland and Labrador: The Edge of the Continent   Gros Morne National Park A trip to Newfoundland and Labrador holds scenic views of a rugged coastline and scecrets of a long seafaring history. A must-visit, UNESCO World Heritage Site Gros Morne National Park has been crafted by mother nature over 485 million years, showcasing fjords, ancient mountains, and rare geological wonders that astound and inspire awe. Hike along the coast, climb to breathtaking summits, or travel along the water to witness towering cliffs and magnificent waterfalls. Book our 9 Day Newfoundland Discovery small group tour for the ultimate exploration of this spectacular region.    Iceberg Alley With each spring season, comes another opportunity to spot massive chunks of 10,000 year old glaciers across the eastern coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. Across many little towns along the coastline, also known as "Iceberg Alley", around 700-800 of these natural wonders travel along the North Atlanic waters between Greenland and Newfoundland. Join other travelers in what is known as iceberg chasing for an unpredictable yet exciting search.    St. John’s St. John's is the capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador, and is also one of the oldest and most easterly cities in Canada. Feel the bustle as the mix of small town charm and big city luxury enchants with its colorful row houses clinging to cliff-sides, lively music scene, and rich heritage. Spend time browsing galleries, take a guided walking tour, or sit down at a lively pub for a local dish and a show.    Nova Scotia: Where History Meets Coastal Beauty   Cabot Trail Wind through some of the most jaw-dropping scenery in North America on this 298km scenic highway located in Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. This famous drive offers views of rugged cliffs, dense forests, and the glistening Atlantic Ocean that will envelope you in it's beauty.  Expert Tip: Visit in the fall for stunning views of yellow, orange, and red hues as you drive through this iconic loop. Book our itinerary Sceneic Cape Breton Self-Drive to experience a spectacular exploration of Nova Scotia.   Halifax Waterfront  Explore a mix of modern attractions and maritime heritage at one of the world’s longest downtown boardwalks and must-visit attractions in Nova Scotia. Stroll the 4 kilometre boardwalk and uncover a piece of Nova Scotia's history along the way with a stop at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. For the shopping lovers, your luggage won't be short of souvenirs with the variety of seaside vendors showcasing local artisan crafts and foodie experiences. Looking to get on the water? Take a cruise and explore the harbourfront and skyline while local guides provide unique perspectives and new fascinating facts.    Lunenburg Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this picturesque town is famous for its colorful architecture and seafaring history. With over 70% of the original colonial buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries, this a must-see spot for history fanatics. Lunenburg's distinctive waterfront draws in travelers with amazing restaurants, breweries, distilleries, and unique shops. Spend the day and stay until the sun goes down for gorgeous sunsets over the water.    Prince Edward Island: A Storybook Come to Life   Anne of Green Gables Walk in the footsteps of one of Canada's most celebrated authors L.M. Montgomery for a day in the life of her beloved character Anne Shirley. Take a walk through the original house, visitor centre, and 19th century gardens for a picture perfect day. Explore the walking trails including the Haunted wood and Lovers Lane, while stopping to pick up a momento at the gift shop and a refreshing drink at the The Cordial Cafe during hot summer days. Book our 5 Day Prince Edward Island Self-Drive for the perfect blend of history and island scenery.    Red Sands Shore Red Sands Shore is the ultimate place to enjoy pristine beaches, red sandstone cliffs, and tranquil dunes that inspire relaxation and exploration. Venture onto one of the many walking trails or find the perfect spot for a picnic with a view of the water. Explore the region and spend time admiring the architecture, strolling galleries, and indugle in theatre and the local cuisine.    Farm-to-Table Cuisine In Prince Edward Island, food is a way of life, with an abundance of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The island’s coastal environment create the perfect conditions for high-quality produce and seafood, making farm-to-table dining a celebrated experience. With a strong focus on freshness and quality, PEI’s culinary scene offers an authentic taste of the region, where ingredients are thoughtfully sourced and meals reflect the best offerings from land and sea.    Book Your Atlantic Canada Adventure Today Ready to experience the magic of Atlantic Canada? Book our comprehensive Atlantic Canada small group tour Maritime Mosaic and Newfoundland, or explore our Atlantic Canada independent tours. Whether you’re craving a tranquil escape or a thrilling journey, our expert team will make your dream trip a reality. Don’t wait—your East Coast adventure begins now!   Why Travel with Anderson Vacations? At Anderson Vacations, we believe that every trip should be as unique as you are. Here’s why we’re the perfect partner for your Atlantic Canada adventure:   Expertly Crafted Itineraries: From famous landmarks to hidden gems, we curate tours that showcase the best of Atlantic Canada. Small Group Comfort: Enjoy a personalized experience with our intimate tour sizes. Inclusive Experiences: Forget the hassle of planning—we handle accommodations, activities, and transportation. Reponsible tour operator: For every traveler, we plant one tree in partnership with Trees4Travel, offsetting your carbon footprint.    Ready to Book? For more information or to start planning, contact our team at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377   Photo Credits: Tourism New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism, Tourism Nova Scotia, Tourism Prince Edward Island. 

Discover the Magic of Winter Getaways in Vancouver   Surrounded by majestic snow-dusted mountains and the serene Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is a winter destination like no other. Whether you’re extending a ski holiday, pairing your trip with a Northern Lights adventure, or simply seeking urban sophistication with a side of nature, this vibrant city has it all. With its mild winter temperatures and endless activities, Vancouver is the perfect addition to any Canadian winter vacation. Let Anderson Vacations help you make the most of this enchanting season.   Why Choose Vancouver for Your Winter Getaway? Vancouver is a city where stunning natural beauty meets vibrant culture. Spend your mornings exploring the rainforest trails of Stanley Park and your evenings savoring MICHELIN acclaimed cuisine. From festive lights to cultural festivals and thrilling winter sports, Vancouver promises unforgettable experiences that appeal to every kind of traveler.   Top Winter Experiences in Vancouver   1. Explore Enchanted Winter Lights Vancouver transforms into a glowing wonderland during the winter months. Highlights include:   Canyon Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park: Walk among the treetops under twinkling lights and enjoy a magical forest experience. VanDusen Botanical Garden Festival of Lights: Stroll through illuminated gardens that capture the holiday spirit. Lumière Vancouver: Discover artistic light installations scattered throughout the city.     Expert Tip: Tie in Whistler on your Vancouver getaway on our 6 Day Winter Adventures itinerary featuring the best of Vancouver's sights and stunning overnight stays in Whistler.    2. Indulge in Culinary Delights Vancouver’s diverse food scene is one of its greatest draws. Highlights include:   Dine Out Vancouver Festival: This annual event (mid-January to early February) features special menus and unique dining events at some of the city’s best restaurants. Food Tours: Explore Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown with guided tours that reveal the city’s rich culinary heritage.     Expert Tip: Book our Vancouver Culinary Escape itinerary for the very best Vancouver's food scene has to offer!   3. Outdoor Adventures in Nature   Stanley Park: Discover lush rainforest trails, cycle the famous Seawall, or visit the Vancouver Aquarium to connect with local marine life. Grouse Mountain: Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, or snowshoeing, and soak in breathtaking views of the city from the mountaintop.     4. Feel the Thrill of Hockey Cheer on the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena and immerse yourself in Canada’s national winter sport. It’s a high-energy experience perfect for visitors of all ages.   5. Glide Across Outdoor Ice Rinks Experience the joy of outdoor ice skating at:   Robson Square: A picturesque rink in downtown Vancouver. The Shipyards District: Skate with views of the waterfront and city skyline.     Seasonal Highlights by Month   December: Celebrate the holiday season with sparkling light displays, Christmas markets, and festive events like the FlyOver Canada Christmas experience. January: Dive into Vancouver’s arts and culture scene, and enjoy thrilling hockey games or lacrosse matches. February: Warm up with creative treats during the Hot Chocolate Festival or enjoy the romantic Love Lights at Capilano Suspension Bridge. March: Welcome the early signs of spring with blooming cherry blossoms and outdoor adventures in Stanley Park.   Hidden Gems to Explore   Granville Island: Experience its artisan markets, galleries, and local food scene. Arrive by ferry for a scenic waterfront journey. Gastown: Stroll through cobblestone streets lined with unique boutiques, cozy cafés, and the iconic Steam Clock. Arts & Culture: From the Vancouver Art Gallery to the Bill Reid Gallery, the city’s cultural offerings are a must-see during winter.     Expert Tip: Find hidden gems and iconic destinations on our Hub & Spoke itinerary featuring a day trip to Victoria!   Fast Facts About Winter in Vancouver   Winter Season: December to March Average Temperature: 1°C (34°F) to 8°C (46°F) Recommended Stay: 3 to 4 nights Insider Tip: Visit Granville Island in winter for a quieter, more intimate experience.   Plan Your Vancouver Winter Adventure with Anderson Vacations At Anderson Vacations, we specialize in crafting unforgettable travel experiences tailored to you. Whether you’re looking for guided tours, custom itineraries, or curated vacation packages, we’re here to help you discover the magic of Vancouver this winter. From exploring illuminated trails to savoring world-class cuisine, your next adventure awaits. Start planning your winter getaway today and let us show you why Vancouver is the ultimate winter destination for adventure, relaxation, and everything in between. Browse our best Vancouver Packes today!   Ready to Book? For more information or to start planning, contact our team at bookings@andersonvacations.ca or call 1-866-698-6377   Images by Destination Vancouver