If you’re looking for new beginnings, some inspiration or a new perspective, the following 15 breathtaking spots in Canada will do the trick:

Baffin Island, Nunavut

This is the largest island in Canada and covers over 500,000 square kilometers. It’s a remote and cold place that serves as an arctic playground that offers some amazing experiences.

Banff, Alberta

You will find pristine lakes and huge rocky mountains while on a backpacking trip through this beautiful and natural landscape.

Coteau Hills, Saskatchewan

This area goes against the stereotype that this province has nothing more than boring flat plains. Coteau Hills has amazing views of the green and rolling hills that trigger emotions, inspiration, and creative ideas.

Churchill, Manitoba

Churchill is simply magical. You will spot polar bears, beluga whales and the spectacular Northern Lights that make this a must visit spot in Canada.

Bruce Peninsula, Ontario

This is a tropical-like paradise with beautiful white sand beaches, magnificent granite rock cliffs, and clear waters. Nature lovers will have a blast here.

Thousand Islands, Ontario

The Thousand Islands is actually made of 1,800 islands all found within the St. Lawrence River. You will find charming communities and amazing 19th-century gothic buildings throughout the islands. You will find plenty on these islands.

Gaspésie, Quebec

Also known as the Gaspe Peninsula, this culturally rich area where the mountains meet the sea is located on the southern shore of the St. Lawrence area. This place will inspire you and take you on an interesting journey.

Quebec City, Quebec

This is the only city in North America that is fully fortified with walls. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a stroll through the city confirms this with historical buildings and charming streets that make you feel like you’re in Europe.

Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick

Many people come to this place to walk barefoot in the wet soils under the iconic Hopewell Rocks. It’s a wondrous place that features high tides and rare whales.

Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia

With cultural heritage sites, green areas and hiking trails, this epic roadway has stunning views of Nova Scotia.

Cavendish, Prince Edward Island

This is an amazing summer destination with beautiful beaches, historical sites, and interesting local communities.

Iceberg Alley, Newfoundland

Stretching from Labrador to northeast point of Newfoundland, this small town combines its old-school charm with amazing sights of icebergs that makes it a surreal experience.

Dawson City, Yukon

This area is known for its connection to the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1800s. It’s a city full of historic sites and treasures that would please any real adventurer.

Nahanni, Northwest Territories

This national park protects part of the Mackenzie Mountains and has giant waterfalls, sulfur hot springs, a diversity of wildlife and fields of alpine tundra.

Liard River, British Columbia

This beautiful river runs through BC near the border to Alaska. You will find the second largest natural hot spring in the country along its length, hidden within a lush boreal spruce forest. This Tropical Valley will fuel your imagination.