Find your holiday rental in Canada: house, apartment, villa and any accommodation for rent
Quebec, Canada
From
£154
/ night
Canmore, Alberta
From
£197
/ night
Edmonton, Alberta
From
£116
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£83
/ night
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Quebec, Canada
From
£97
/ night
Montreal, Quebec
From
£325
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£83
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£83
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£97
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£82
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£172
/ night
Accommodation
50,420
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£119
On average
High season
August - £139
+17%
Price in December
£115
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 99m²
Price per week
£835
On average
Low season
November : £113
-6%
Available accommodation
24%
In December
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Canada is £119.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Canada, you have to pay on average £835 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £789 and £975 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Canada are less expensive in November: £113 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 6% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 17% (£139 per night) in 08, which is the most expensive month to live in Canada.
On average, rentals in Canada can accommodate 6 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 99 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Canada is £139 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £973.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Canada costs on average £259, for Friday and Saturday nights.
24% of accommodation is still available for a stay in December. It will be necessary to pay on average £115 per night.
Situated between the North Pole and the United States, Canada has so much to offer every kind of visitor: boasting a rich history, diverse and vibrant cities as well as some breathtaking landscapes and therefore exciting outdoor activities. Find all sorts of accommodation for the perfect trip to Canada! There are plenty of holiday rentals either in main cities such as Vancouver or Quebec or chalets and apartments in Whistler and Montreal. Take your pick from our selection to find the perfect place to stay in Canada.
Quebec, Canada
From
£112
/ night
Okanagan Lake, British Columbia
From
£392
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£105
/ night
Quebec, Canada
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£112
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Cambridge (Ontario), Ontario
From
£246
/ night
Sherbrooke, Estrie
From
£184
/ night
Le Plateau Mont-Royal, Montreal
From
£289
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£108
/ night
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Blue Mountains, Ontario
From
£186
/ night
Quebec, Canada
From
£346
/ night
Peachland, British Columbia
From
£285
/ night
Estrie, Canada
From
£167
/ night
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Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Vancouver Island, British Columbia
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Bruce Peninsula, Ontario
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Canada is the second largest country in the world, offering breath-taking mountain scenery, turquoise glacial lakes and lively, multicultural cities. Its history means it has an eclectic mix of British, French and American influences which affects its arts, music, humour and cuisine. Visit Canada for a taste of adventure and cosmopolitan life and browse through our selection of holiday rentals on TripAdvisor or Airbnb to find your perfect stay.
Canada's northern regions experience arctic weather but the southern regions and areas close to the border with the US experience hot summers and four seasons like in Europe which is why the area close to the border is the most densely populated. April is deemed the worst month to visit Canada as the snow has melted, so the winter sports are no longer available and the summer attractions have not opened yet. It is therefore advised to visit in early May to the end of June and September/October as the weather is warm but it is not peak tourist season. The warmest and busiest time is July and August and therefore also the most expensive. If it's snow you're looking for, there are several ski resorts across Canada which attract visitors from all over the world between November and April. Book a cosy chalet in one of the snowy ski resorts for the perfect winter escape.
Flying to Canada by air is relatively easy as there are a variety of non-stop flights from London, Mancheser, Glasgow, Birmingham and Edinburgh to various cities in Canada such as Toronto in approximately 7hrs and 45mins and Vancouver in 9hrs 30mins with companies such as Air Canada and British Airways. Prices start at around £350 for a return flight in low season and settle at around £800 in high season. Once you land in Canada, travel between cities is easy by domestic flight or you can hire a car for the ultimate Canadian road trip.
Canada is divided into ten provinces with three territories in the North. The most popular provinces to visit to see the famous sights of Canada are Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia. There is a range of rental accommodation in each of these areas to suit every need, whether you're looking for a city apartment or hotel, or an idyllic rental house in one of the national parks.
Ontario is home to the stunning Niagara Falls which attracts millions of visitors every year. For those of you who like a thrill, why not have a trip on the Whirlpool Jet Ride Boat or take to the Zipline to hurtle 670m towards the Horseshoe Falls through a cloud of mist. Check out our holiday rentals in the area to see one of the Natural Wonders of the World for yourself. Combine your visit to Niagara Falls with a trip to the capital of Canada, Ottowa. As the political centre of the country, Ottowa is a great place to visit national museums and parliamentary buildings. The capital of the province of Ontario and known for its cultural diversity, you will not be disappointed by a holiday apartment in Toronto with the amount of things there are to see here. To not miss are the cultural attractions such as the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario as well as the famous CN Tower, which at 553 metres in height used to be the tallest building in the world and offers a breathtaking view of the cityscape. Take a trip in time to the 19th century by exploring the Distillery District, once home to a large whiskey distillery, it now boats a variety of indie restaurants, shops as well as art galleries and theatres.
Named after the triple-peaked hill in its centre, Montreal is the largest city in the francophone province of Québec. Find accommodation in Montreal if you wish to travel outside Europe to practice your French and immerse yourself in Quebecois culture! Montreal is the cuisine capital of Canada - do not forget to try the typical Quebec dish of chips, cheese and gravy called Poutine! There are also festivals of different types all year round, such as the International Jazz Festival in the summer and the snow festival, Fête des Neiges, in winter - with such a variety of events there is undoubtedly something for everyone here!
This multicultural and thriving city on the west coast of Canada in British Columbia has something for everyone: book a holiday home in Vancouver to explore its thriving art and shopping scene, various diverse neighbourhoods such as Gastown, Punjabi Market and Chinatown as well as nearby beaches, mountains and parks. For amazing views of the nearby Capilano River and forest don't forget to take a trip to cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge! Banff National Park and Jasper National Park are stunning nearby parks in the Rockies which are home to crystal blue glacial lakes and the type of picture-perfect mountain scenery worthy of a screensaver. Take a trip in summer and choose from one of our hotels, apartments or B&Bs from Airbnb or Booking.com in this area to explore pristine wilderness and an abundance of wildlife. Alternatively, search our selection of chalets in Whistler in the area for a winter getaway and enjoy skiing on some of the world's most beautiful slopes.
Poutine, essentially chips, cheese and gravy, is a classic Canadian dish which you can find paired up with lobster or foie gras, or just as it comes for an ultimate comfort food hit. Of course, with the national emblem of Canada being the Maple leaf, what could be more Canadian than lathering your bacon and pancakes with lashes of Maple Syrup. If you fancy a drink to wash that down with, sample a Caesar Cocktail, Canada's answer to the Bloody Mary.
Canada is home of ice hockey, so your trip wouldn't be complete without seeing a game. Whether you understand the rules or not, pick a team and get involved in some quintessential Canadian fun.
Being the second largest country in the world and the largest country in the western hemisphere, there are an abundance of exciting activities to make the most of outdoors in Canada. Some bucket list things for lovers of animals and nature include kayaking with whales on Johnson Strait near Vancouver Island in British Columbia, making the most of the many hiking and cycling trails on the coast of Ontario and among the mountains of Yukon. If you are feeling brave, why not get up close to the magnificent creatures off Canada's shore and swim with humpback whales off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador?
