Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
Killarney Mountain Lodge in Ontario. We were supposed to take a boat tour to Killarney Provincial Park on this September day—as I said, actually. But when we woke up in the morning at Killarney Mountain Lodge, the rain was pounding steadily and steadily on the roof of our cozy little log cabin, and getting up was difficult[…]
The small town of L'Anse aux Meadows on the northwest coast of Newfoundland is known primarily for its world-famous archaeological site.
The Five Most Beautiful Beaches in Canada Canada is usually associated with wild national parks, deep forests, and grizzly bears. Hardly anyone thinks of the most beautiful beaches in Canada. Most tourists do not know that Canada also has breathtaking beaches to offer. But a trip to the beach is definitely worth it, especially since the mild water temperatures in summer are also [...]
When traveling through Canada's Atlantic provinces, you come across it again and again on the menus of many restaurants: the lobster stew, which is usually served with fresh vegetables and fried potatoes, as here at the Tidal Watch Inn in St. Martin, New Brunswick. This stew is perhaps one of the best ways to cook lobster: it's a [...]
It is said that 30000 islands in Canada form an archipelago landscape in the southeast half of Georgian Bay of Lake Huron in Ontario. Among them are rocks as well as large islands overgrown by dense forest.
Explore William Roach's Sunset Art Gallery in Cheticamp on the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia. William Roach is often in search of driftwood, which is one of the materials he works with. This creates the most wondrous mythical creatures that reflect his humor.
Eating with a view What actually defines a gourmet hotel? The question is not that easy to answer, especially when I think of the Pictou Lodge Beachfront Resort in Nova Scotia. It lacks the cosiness that I normally look for in a luxury hotel. Nor does it have any charm that could induce me to offer you this hotel [...]
The Bouctouche Dune is a nearly ten kilometer long sandbar off Bouctouche Bay in New Brunswick. Wind and waves have created them over centuries. Exactly the conditions that we encounter during our visit. Maybe that's why we can appreciate the beauty of this landscape so much?
Tall Ships 2017 celebrates Canada's 150th birthday We have already been to the Tall Ships Festival in Halifax twice. A great experience that inspires us again and again. The Tall Ships 2017 Festival is again docking in Halifax. For Canada's 150th birthday, other ports are also taking part this year. More information about the ships, the ports [...]
The Best Photos from Indian Summer Autumn has arrived in New England and Eastern Canada. For us this is definitely the best time to travel to these regions. Then nature rears up again. For the last time in the year it shows a color spectacle. The extensive deciduous forests are colorful. First[…]
