A flight to Canada can land you in any one of six different time zones, that's how vast the country is. In fact it's the second largest country in the world. Not surprisingly therefore it's a country of huge diversity of landscape, culture and climate.

Where to go in Canada
So if you hop on a cheap flight to Canada where could it take you? The western provinces of British Columbia and Alberta are most famous for their amazing mountain scenery and their top quality skiing. British Columbia's major airport is Vancouver, (in itself a popular city) which serves many thousands of skiers heading for Whislter every winter. Alberta is home to the similarly popular Banff and Lake Louise resorts among many others and is served by Calgary. This area is primarily the winter playground of Canada. Flights do of course operate to many other cities. The central provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan offer huge swathes of grassland prairies with only Winnipeg as a major town and airport so understandably get far less visitor interest.

Further east the huge province of Ontario is home to the amazing great lakes: Superior, Huron, Eerie and Ontario (Michigan is the only one that doesn't border Canadian soil) and of course Toronto which is Canada's largest city. Further north in Ontario from the lakes are wine growing regions and then the beginning of the frozen landscapes that characterise Canada's north.

In the east there is Quebec (which is home to Montreal, the largest French speaking city in the west) and then the seaboard provinces of Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia some of which offer fjord style landscapes reminiscent of Scandinavia.

Very few visitors who take a cheap flight to Canada venture into the northern provinces of Yukon, Nanavut and Northwest Territories, but given that they are arctic tundra landscapes that's no great surprise. Of course that's not to say that if you are adventurous enough they wouldn't be amazing places to visit, just not your ordinary holiday destination. Wherever you're looking to fly to dealchecker is the place to compare prices for flights to Canada to make sure you get the best deal.

Getting around in Canada
This massive country is ideal for a road trip, just make sure you hire a car that can handle all the terrains you plan on covering. Once you have plotted your route you can book hotels along the way, it is wise to do this before you go, because in the more remote areas of Canada accommodation can be infrequent. Alternatively you could book a holiday package to Canada which is the perfect option for skiing holidays or city breaks.