Do you dream of a trip through the impressive nature, charming cities, and vast landscapes of Canada? Then, of course, you want to know: how much does a trip to Canada cost?
The final price depends heavily on your travel period, route, and travel style. A road trip through Western Canada in July, for example, is considerably more expensive than a city trip to Toronto outside the high season.
In this blog, we list the most important costs for you. All amounts are indicative and may change due to the season, the exchange rate, and the time of booking.
For a return flight from the Netherlands, you can usually count on approximately:
Toronto and Montreal are often cheaper to reach than destinations like Vancouver and Calgary.
Tip: Compare different departure dates and book well in advance.
Accommodations vary greatly by region and season.
Especially in popular areas like Banff, Jasper, and Vancouver, prices can rise significantly in the summer.
You can limit costs by:
For a road trip through Canada, many travelers choose a rental car or camper.
Count on approximately €30 to €80+ per day. Additionally, take into account fuel, insurance, and any extra costs.
A camper often costs about €100 to €250+ per night. Costs for fuel, mileage, campsites, and insurance may be added to this.
In cities like Toronto and Vancouver, a day pass usually costs about €7 to €10.
You can travel between cities with train company VIA Rail or bus companies such as FlixBus and Megabus.
For food, you can roughly take into account:
Please note that prices on menus are often exclusive of tax. Additionally, a tip of approximately is expected in restaurants. 15 to 20% usual.
Many nature activities are relatively inexpensive, but excursions can quickly add up.
Consider:
Are you visiting multiple national parks? Then a Parks Canada Discovery Pass be more advantageous.
Dutch travelers traveling to Canada by plane usually have a eTA needed. This is not a visa.
An official eTA costs CAD 7 and you can apply through the Canadian government.
In addition, good travel insurance is wise, especially when planning activities such as winter sports or adventurous excursions.
For a two-week trip, you can assume the following as a general guideline:
This assumes two people sharing, for example, a hotel room and a rental car.
Are you traveling through popular areas like Banff and Jasper in July or August, or opting for luxury accommodations and many excursions? Then your trip may end up being more expensive.
Do you want to keep the costs of your trip to Canada down? Then book early, travel outside the high season if possible, and compare different accommodations.
Cooking for yourself, sharing a rental car, and choosing free activities such as hiking can also make a big difference.
How much does a trip to Canada cost? For two weeks is €3,000 to €4,500 per person a good indication.
The final price depends mainly on your travel period, itinerary, accommodations, and activities. By booking early and setting a budget in advance, you will have a better idea of what to expect during your trip.
On average, count on about €3,000 to €4,500 per person.
A return ticket from the Netherlands often costs between €500 and €1,300.
A mid-range hotel often costs about €100 to €250 per room per night.
Canada can be quite pricey, especially in popular tourist areas and during the high season.
Dutch travelers usually do not need a visa for a normal tourist flight, but they do need a valid eTA.
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