Canada worth visiting place...

The Eastern coast of Canada offers visitors everything from dramatic coastlines, to sandy beaches and peaceful lakes. From rolling hills and valleys to historic towns and cities, you’ll find a visit to this part of Eastern Canada a very rewarding experience, whatever your interests may be or wherever your heart may lead you. Now explore what each of the four provinces has waiting for you in Atlantic Canada. New Brunswick

The Acadian Coastal Drive is one of five scenic drives that showcase the diversity and uniqueness of the province. There are many places to visit: stroll along the boardwalk of one of the continent's few remaining great sand dunes, the Irving Eco-Centre: La Dune de Bouctouche. Formed over 2,000 years ago, this 12 kilometre-long dune is a habitat for rare plants, animals and birds. Just down the road is Kouchibouguac National Park which offers irresistible opportunities for saltwater swimming, hiking, camping and cycling.

Newfoundland & Labrador

Experience the exhilaration of standing at the very edge of North America. Visit Cape Spear National Historic Site, just 15 minutes from St. John's is the most eastern point in Canada, and all of North America where each new day begins. It is also the place that the power of the North Atlantic is majestically unleashed, with every wave sent crashing against the rocks. Seabirds and humpbacks move in harmony against a backdrop of charming coastal communities and warm welcomes.

Nova Scotia

The Cabot Trail winds its way around Cape Breton Island where towering highlands, set against a vibrant blue sky, tumble to the sea, creating panoramas of singular beauty. Stride along spectacular hiking trails. Visit one of the many folk art studios along the way. Or listen to traditional live music played in communities across the Island. See why Travel + Leisure Magazine named Cape Breton the best island to visit in the continental US and Canada.

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Definitely Canada is a worth visiting place....

I actually have lots of relatives there...they choose to live in that country because they say they like the place and the lifestyle there...

I been there i that place and I enjoy my trip there...^_^

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Originally Posted by sacredvoyage

The Eastern coast of Canada offers visitors everything from dramatic coastlines, to sandy beaches and peaceful lakes. From rolling hills and valleys to historic towns and cities, you’ll find a visit to this part of Eastern Canada a very rewarding experience, whatever your interests may be or wherever your heart may lead you. Now explore what each of the four provinces has waiting for you in Atlantic Canada.

New Brunswick

The Acadian Coastal Drive is one of five scenic drives that showcase the diversity and uniqueness of the province. There are many places to visit: stroll along the boardwalk of one of the continent's few remaining great sand dunes, the Irving Eco-Centre: La Dune de Bouctouche. Formed over 2,000 years ago, this 12 kilometre-long dune is a habitat for rare plants, animals and birds. Just down the road is Kouchibouguac National Park which offers irresistible opportunities for saltwater swimming, hiking, camping and cycling.

Newfoundland & Labrador

Experience the exhilaration of standing at the very edge of North America. Visit Cape Spear National Historic Site, just 15 minutes from St. John's is the most eastern point in Canada, and all of North America where each new day begins. It is also the place that the power of the North Atlantic is majestically unleashed, with every wave sent crashing against the rocks. Seabirds and humpbacks move in harmony against a backdrop of charming coastal communities and warm welcomes.

Nova Scotia

The Cabot Trail winds its way around Cape Breton Island where towering highlands, set against a vibrant blue sky, tumble to the sea, creating panoramas of singular beauty. Stride along spectacular hiking trails. Visit one of the many folk art studios along the way. Or listen to traditional live music played in communities across the Island. See why Travel + Leisure Magazine named Cape Breton the best island to visit in the continental US and Canada.

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And for Nova Scotia don't forget the Bay Of Fundy's Worlds Highest Tides!:)

Right, Canada is one of the best and worth vising place its attractions are too attractive, I recommend must visit to Canada at least once.

Canada has a lot of things to offer. They have different beautiful places to visit such as Calgary, Ottawa, Whistler, Churchill, Quebec City, Toronto, Niagara Falls , Banff National Park , Montreal and Vancouver. Also you can give a try in British Columbia, they have Skeena River Lodge wherein you enjoy our spectacular view, delicious food and warm hospitality. We provide friendly, home-style service in our scenic riverfront lodge.

Tastes differ, my personal top list of worth visiting places looks like this:
1. Niagara Falls
2. Old Montreal
3. Whistler
4. Quebec
5. Banff National Park
Of course you can plan your own route like you want, there are dozens of helpful travel sites which are aimed to help you.