About North America
North America is the world's third-largest continent. Its two
largest countries, the USA and Canada, share many captivating
qualities-stunning natural scenery, iconic cities, and rich
cultural histories. This makes them endlessly rewarding to explore.
However, they also both have very unique experiences that set them
apart from one another.
Canada stretches across six time zones, reflecting its vastness,
and beyond its towns and cities lie awe-inspiring, expansive
landscapes. The country is home to 37 National Parks and an
additional eight National Park Reserves, showcasing terrains from
open grasslands to majestic glaciers.
Canada's climate is as varied as its geography, changing with
location. Summers are typically hot and dry in the western
prairies, humid in central and southern regions, and milder along
the coast. Spring and autumn are generally temperate, though the
west experiences higher rainfall. Winters can be extremely cold,
with temperatures often dipping below -20°C, especially inland.
The USA, like Canada, offers magnificent natural beauty, but it
also boasts an iconic blend of history, culture, and entertainment.
Visitors of all interests-whether music fans, nature lovers or
culture buffs-will find fantastic places to explore and enjoy. For
those keen to experience the full breadth of the country, a
coast-to-coast journey across the USA offers an unforgettable way
to sample its diverse attractions.