Tofino is a small but well-known surf town on the west coast of Vancouver Island, but you don't have to be an avid surfer to have an incredibly romantic honeymoon there. It's the ideal place to escape from the outside world because of the rocky coastline, crashing waves, and miles of sandy beaches.

A number of luxurious hotels are situated right on the water, many of which provide private cabins and lavish honeymoon packages. This is the time and place to reward yourself. In Tofino, the Pacific Ocean is very chilly. Even while you definitely won't take a casual swim in the ocean during your honeymoon, there are lots of other water-related activities to take part in. A boat tour is a great option if you want to go fishing, see whales, or be taken to a remote natural hot spring. Many people are surprised to learn that the dead of winter is one of the most romantic times of year to travel to Tofino. One of the best things to do in Tofino is to watch storms. Nothing like hiding out in a private cabin during storm season, particularly one with a fireplace and a hot tub, and taking in the rain lashing down on the beach.

Couples who enjoy adventure and thrills will be pleasantly pleased by all the incredible things to do in Mont Tremblant in the summer. The amazing zipline course at Mont Tremblant should not be missed. Although it's a little frightening to jump off a platform and into the abyss, you'll soon grow used to it and enjoy the 360-degree views as you soar through the air.

You can ride side-by-side with your lover on two of the five lines, both of which are longer than one kilometer. Mountain biking is another well-liked summertime activity in Mont Tremblant. Pick up some mountain bikes and explore the town's more than 50 kilometers of cross-country bike trails. Another incredibly exciting way to raise your heart rate is to race down Mont Tremblant's 1.4-kilometer luge track. Imagine driving a go-kart down a mountain on a winding course while yelling with delight the entire time. That's how much fun the 1.4-kilometer luge track on Mont Tremblant is.

Prince Edward Island would undoubtedly be the answer if someone set out to design the most perfect honeymoon spot. If you want a stress-free honeymoon that includes great beaches, scenic drives, and lots of delicious seafood, go here.

Rent a car and try to drive to every part of PEI to get the full experience. Because the trip from one end to the other only takes around 2.5 hours, you can easily take your time and enjoy the picturesque coastline and small towns along the way. Charlottetown is an excellent place to start because it is walkable and has a lot of history. Simply step outdoors and explore the downtown streets. A charming inn and some of the greatest fish and chips you'll ever eat can be found in Saint Peters Bay, a serene but beautiful community. Some of PEI's most beautiful beaches are located in Cavendish, which is also the location of all things Anne of Green Gables.

Even though people frequently associate honeymoons with warm weather and beaches, there are many benefits to having your wedding in the mountains. Whistler, British Columbia, offers some of the most breathtaking views in the nation and a variety of options to mark the start of your next chapter.

Find a hotel in Whistler's Village or Upper Village for the greatest in convenience; from there, everything is within walking distance, allowing you to skip the car and focus on having fun. Couples who enjoy skiing or snowboarding should spend at least a few days in the renowned Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, but even if you don't ski, there are still plenty of adventures to be had. Try a ziplining journey across valleys, a dog sledding trip through the forest, or a snowmobile tour. When you're finished, make sure to go to one of the town's many elegant restaurants. Whistler has an excellent eating scene, although, during the busiest times of the year, reservations are advised.

The Okanagan region of British Columbia, which includes Kelowna, Vernon, Summerland, and Penticton, is a popular honeymoon destination. After your wedding, prepare to unwind, revive, and reconnect by booking a lakefront suite at one of the area's many five-star hotels.

The Okanagan is most popular during the summer because you can start the day with a leisurely kayak on the lake, have a leisurely lunch on a patio overlooking the water, and then spend the afternoon playing golf at one of the region's renowned golf courses. Check on the four-mile-long natural lazy river on the Penticton River Channel for a very memorable, ultra-relaxing experience. Enjoy a bike ride down the Kettle Valley Railway Trail when you're ready for a little more action; stopping for a picnic is best recommended. Lace up your hiking boots and explore Fintry Provincial Park and Protected Area's waterfalls to get your heart racing.

A low-key, outdoor honeymoon in Kananaskis Country in Alberta, where you can take in the Canadian Rockies in all its beauty, is the greatest way to unwind after the stress of wedding planning.

Pack warm clothing if you're traveling in the winter and be prepared to be active—adventurous activities include snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and downhill skiing. You could want to spend extra money on a dog-sledding tour or book a full-day snowmobiling excursion because it's your honeymoon. In between the action, you can take a snowshoe tour or ice walk to discover Kananaskis Country's beauty before relaxing in your hotel room, preferably in front of a roaring fire. Take advantage of the wonderful selection of local provincial parks, as well as Banff National Park, during the summer. The hiking in the area is not to be missed, offering anything from short, hour-long hikes to multi-day hikes with a guide. Mountain bikes and horses are other options for exploring the nearby trails.

Quebec City has all the pleasures of a French or Swiss destination for those looking for a European vacation without taking a journey across the Atlantic. A much smaller city than Montreal—which has four million residents—Quebec City's intimate, the old-town-chic atmosphere is extremely appealing to travelers.

You should spend some time learning about Quebec City's role in Canadian history. And around every corner, a piece of Québec City's rich heritage awaits discovery. While learning about structures and monuments, a guided heritage walking tour will allow you to explore every nook and crevice of the ancient city. Don't forget to pay a visit to the Citadelle of Quebec; to make the most of your trip, you should take a guided tour. Because Quebec is renowned for having some of the best food in the nation, look for menus that feature local ingredients

The Sunshine Coast is easily accessible from Vancouver and only needs a 45-minute boat ride. This is the place to go if you want a honeymoon getaway that is highly appealing and relaxing.

The Sunshine Coast is dotted with adorable beach towns, which makes it simple to go on numerous small excursions while you're on your honeymoon. The Sunshine Coast Highway is a convenient way to link all the towns, which are all reasonably close to one another. Gibsons is a vibrant coastal town that is ideal for a leisurely stroll on a warm day. There are many specialty shops in downtown Sechelt that sell goods and treats that are made by the locals. Another worthwhile stop is Roberts Creek; have lunch there before going to the pier to take in the wonderful fresh air. Visit Skookumchuck Narrows for an outdoor adventure; it's a short, four-kilometer hike (one way) that ends with excellent viewpoints.

Niagara Falls is one of the top Canadian honeymoon destinations for an exciting break. Ideally, you've reserved a hotel with a view of the falls so you can take in their beauty whenever you want.

However, you'll also want to have the chance to explore them up close. Booking a boat tour is a great idea; choose a romantic dinner cruise to up the romantic level. After you've taken in the falls, go-karting, mini golf, and playing at a midway with more than 300 different games are some of the many enjoyable activities that will have you both laughing. It's possible to visit kitschy but entertaining museums like the Movieland Wax Museum of the Stars and the Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum. Take a day excursion to the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake after you've gotten your fill of the activity. Rent some bicycles and go for a leisurely ride across the town. This will give you time to look around the charming downtown and take in some traditional afternoon tea.

Think outside the box of typical honeymoon destinations and travel to the Northwest Territories for a memorable vacation. For extraordinary adventures, like really viewing the northern lights, Yellowknife, the capital, is the best place to start.

The city of Yellowknife is nestled in the great Northwest Territories wilderness. Witness the magic of the Northern Lights, angle for unbelievably big fish or explore stunningly rugged mountains in highlight activities you can do here. Book a tour, gear up, and get ready for the show of a lifetime because your chances of seeing the northern lights are greatest from mid-November to early April. Don't worry about packing your own gear; most tours offer arctic-quality snow equipment rentals. In Yellowknife, there are many activities to keep you occupied during the day. Dog sledding is a must-do activity, and ice fishing is both figuratively and literally a really cool experience.