Canada package holidays

A package holiday combines flights and accommodation into a single booking. Depending on the package, you may also be able to include extras such as airport transfers or meal plans.

It's a convenient way to book your holiday, with all the main travel arrangements taken care of in one place. They tend to be pretty good value, too.

It depends on the holiday provider and the package you choose. Some only include your flights and accommodation, while others cover meals, drinks, airport transfers or other extras.

You'll be able to see exactly what's included before you book your trip.

In many cases, yes. Booking your flights and accommodation together as a package can work out cheaper than arranging each part of your trip individually.

The overall cost will depend on factors such as your travel dates, departure airport and where you choose to stay. Comparing different package holidays to Canada is a simple way to find an option that fits both your plans and your budget. So, you’re in the right place.

We'll get the obvious one out of the way: use Skyscanner. We scan all the top package holiday providers to find you excellent deals, and we keep comparison simple.

You can also:

• Travel outside peak seasons or school holidays

• Opt for budget-friendly hotels

• Book shorter stays

• Look at all-inclusive deals

• Avoid checked baggage fees by travelling light

• Use travel rewards like credit card points or loyalty programs

Yes! These package holidays include flights with different airlines. The airline you fly with depends on the deal, where you're flying from, your travel dates and availability.

Package holidays usually come as set bundles, but you can choose the:

• Travel dates

• Holiday duration

• Hotel and room

• Board type

Want more flexibility? Try comparing package holidays alongside flight-only or hotel-only options.

No, you book directly with the travel provider shown in our search results. Our job is to help you compare prices.

When you choose a package holiday in Canada, you’ll be redirected to the provider’s site to complete your booking. They then handle the booking, payment and any customer support related to your trip.

Many package holidays are financially protected — it depends on the travel provider.

Check the protection details with the provider before booking to find out what cover is in place for your trip.

The currency used in Canada is the Canadian Dollar C$. It’s always a good idea to carry a small amount of local currency in cash for tips, taxis and smaller shops.

The official language of Canada is English, French.

Canada is generally safe, but we can’t guarantee your safety. It’s always worth checking the latest government travel advice and making sure you have appropriate travel insurance before you travel.

Canada can suit a range of holidays, from cheap packages to luxury escapes. Costs vary depending on where you stay, the time of year you travel and the type of holiday you want. Take your time exploring different options to find something that suits your budget.