Have the most Canadian summer ever with free or discounted tickets and admission across the country.

With travel dates through April, this offer lets you experience Quebec in three seasons—but we think fall is especially magical, when the beauty and character of this 400-year-old city truly shines. Located in the Vieux-Port area, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, stays here put you among cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and local galleries and shops. Breakfast-inclusive rates are usually about $259 a night. We pay $229 and get welcome cocktails for two, which will cost everyone else another $54.

White sand and turquoise water have earned this island its “Hawaii of the North” nickname.

Just 20 minutes from Kamloops, this peaceful lakeside retreat invites you to unplug and settle into nature. With no Wi-Fi or in-room TVs, fill your days with activities like swimming, hiking, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding or canoeing. Or, cozy up by the resort's fire pit and listen to loon calls under starry skies. Standard rates are $230–$281 a night through summer, but Travelzoo members pay $230, any day in the week. Plus, our rate includes breakfast for two and all the extra fees—things that will cost everyone else another $65.

Ahmic Lake is in the Almaguin Highlands, a scenic region north of Muskoka and west of Algonquin Park—the perfect spot for an Ontario summer getaway. And this waterfront resort has everything you could possibly need: on-site restaurant, boating equipment, hiking trails and more. Travelzoo members stay from $249 per night on getaways for two when booking at least two nights. We get a $50 dining credit, and skip the extra fees. Everyone else will pay between $335–$365 a night for the same stay. Cottages with room for four or six people are also on offer, so you can bring the whole gang. This deal is part of our specially curated Classic Canadian Retreats collection, featuring getaways that keep it simple, social—and just a little nostalgic.

Mont-Tremblant comes alive in the summer with a wide variety of events and outdoor activities. Located a 10-minute drive from the area's top attractions, this hotel offers easy access to the lake, scenic hiking trails, renowned golf courses, and the charming restaurants and cafes of Mont-Tremblant-Village. Travelzoo members pay $169 on midweek stays (regularly $188–$272, saving up to 38%), while weekend stays are up to 33% off standard rates.

The 1000 Islands are referred to as the “Garden of the Great Spirit” by the Iroquois Nation.

Known for its expansive wilderness and remarkable national parks, the Yukon is a bucket-list destination for anyone craving an unforgettable outdoor experience. With low light pollution and clear skies, the brilliance of the northern lights can be seen from late August through April, giving aurora-chasers a wide window to visit. These packages from Yukon Tours (an outfit with 20 years of experience) were custom-built just for Travelzoo members—you can't book them anywhere else. They've received a 100% Travelzoo approval rating. One member said the trip was "perfect in every way" and another said, "What a wonderful adventure."

Only an hour from Toronto, this countryside retreat feels worlds away. The resort manages to be both intimate and lofty, with just over 100 rooms and a plethora of activities. Think spa treatments, scenic nature walks and tastings at the on-site winery. Regular breakfast-inclusive rates are $399 a night. Add a bottle of wine to your stay, and the general public pays $452. Travelzoo members pay $271, saving 40% on package pricing. You won't find lower rates anywhere else.

This Muskoka resort offers a classic cottage retreat with a twist: there’s an onsite spa, restaurant and even a waterfall. One Travelzoo reviewer called it “magical,” while another described it as a “beautiful, peaceful sanctuary.” Set among 42 hectares of forest, it’s an ideal summer escape for days spent lakeside, exploring the trails or simply soaking up Muskoka’s natural beauty. It usually costs $395 a night, with breakfast and dinner, but Travelzoo members pay $80 less, when staying two or more nights. This deal is part of our specially curated Classic Canadian Retreats collection, featuring getaways that keep it simple, social—and just a little nostalgic.

This inn once entertained diplomats and dignitaries. Now it's a boutique B&B with six rooms, half an hour from Victoria, in the charming seaside town of Sidney. One Travelzoo member says it's "wonderful from the moment you enter the door," and another praises its "unique old world charm." Average midweek rates are $380–$395 a night through August. This offer includes rates for $289, along with a welcome gift worth $20. All in all, we pay $141 less than everyone else for this package.

Nanoose Bay is a popular playground for outdoor enthusiasts who revel in the nearby hiking trails, golf and tidal flats. This coastal community is also perfect for relaxing, and Fairwinds Residences comes with calming ocean views. While the general public pays about $265 a night, Travelzoo members stay for less than $230 a night during the same dates, when taking a two-night getaway. Plus, we get the cleaning fee and a dining credit included in the price—perks that would cost everyone else another $149 on top of their reservation. This deal is part of our specially curated Classic Canadian Retreats collection, featuring getaways that keep it simple, social—and just a little nostalgic.

Established in 1893, Algonquin Park was Ontario's first provincial park, making it one of the country's oldest, too. Experience the best of an Algonquin summer with this offer—enjoy lake swimming, hiking rocky shores and campfires under the stars while leaving the planning to the professionals. Travelzoo members save 30% on a three-day camping trip, with gear, transportation and vegetarian meals included. Four- and eight-day trips exploring Killbear, Bruce Peninsula, Elora Gorge and more are also on offer. This deal is part of our specially curated Classic Canadian Retreats collection, featuring getaways that keep it simple, social—and just a little nostalgic.

The spellbinding nature of Prince Edward Island comes alive in summer when its red cliffs glow against shining blue waters. Overlooking the harbour in Summerside, this hotel is the perfect home base for beach hopping, biking the Confederation Trail and feasting on fresh seafood. In September, everyone else will pay about $216 a night for a room with harbour views. And in August, they'll pay around $336. As Travelzoo members, we pay $169–$219, saving up to 35% on usual rates. This deal is part of our specially curated Classic Canadian Retreats collection, featuring getaways that keep it simple, social—and just a little nostalgic.

Hidden among the trees of the Purcell Mountains, this English-style country house dates to 1910, when it was built as a retirement home for a Royal Navy officer and his wife, the niece of Charles Darwin. Now, the thoughtfully restored manor welcomes guests as an adults-only retreat. Travelzoo members save 46% on two-night getaways this summer. Choose from a cozy suite in the historic manor, or a cabin on the grounds with room for up to four people. ( Hint: This is the lowest price we've seen in nearly seven years.)

No hotel brand emulates castle living quite like Fairmont, and this 19th-century 4.5-star manor in Charlevoix is no exception. The Michelin-keyed hotel effortlessly blends historic elegance with contemporary comforts, all set against sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River. One Travelzoo reviewer says it's "one of [their] favourite hotels in the world." The general public will pay between $593–$727 a night for this package. We found the highest savings on Sundays–Thursdays in August, while September dates are 33% less than usual.