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Canada I Motorhome: Frihed for Hele Familien &DQDGD )¡OHOVHQDIIULKHG HØJT til himlen og LANGT til horisonten 2 Nyhavn Rejser | Canada Velkommen til Nyhavn Rejsers Canada. Velkommen til fri natur med højt til himlen og langt til horisonten. Til et for- underligt dyreliv med alt fra bjørne ved brusende floder til spækhuggere og hvaler ved de smukke kyster. Og til trods for at her i gennemsnit kun bor 3 indbyggere pr. kvadratkilometer, så også velkommen til farverige byer og ikke mindst en meget åben og imødekommende befolk- ning i verdens næststørste land. Udforsk majestætiske bjerge, turkise søer og uendelige skove. Smag på den rene luft og nyd at være ét med na- turen. Til fods. På cykel. I kajak. I en båd på hvalsafari – eller i et bæltekøretøj på toppen af en kæmpe gletsjer. Mulighederne er mangfoldige, og oveni kan du opleve luksuriøse togrejser og storslåede hoteller fra en tid, man Jasper Park Lodge troede for længst var forsvundet. Mange foretrækker at køre afsted i egen bil eller et mo- torhome. Andre at følges med en dansk rejseleder. Dette katalog giver dig en god portion inspiration og også for- GLÆD DIG TIL AT LÆSE: slag til rejser, men tal med vores Canada-eksperter om netop det, du gerne vil opleve, og om hvordan du gerne Side 4 Canada kort vil rejse. Side 6 Det vestlige Canada Side 8 Icefields Parkway – måske verdens smukkeste køretur Henrik Fuglsang Adm. direktør Nyhavn Rejser Side 10 Vancouver Island – hvaler, vin og vilde kyster Side 12 Kom endnu mere ud i naturen! Side 14 Vancouver – så smukt kan en by ligge! Side 16 Bjørne, ulve, elge … og dig! Side 18 Det østlige Canada Side 20 Storbyer i øst Side 21 Hvidt, vildt og vidunderligt Side 22 Med åben mund & polypper! Side 24 Canada i motorhome: Frihed for hele familien Side 26 Overnatningsmuligheder Side 28 Canada med bus, tog og rejseleder Side 30 Canada – og så videre ... Se rejseforslag og få inspiration på www.nyhavn.dk Emerald Lake, Yoho N.P. www.nyhavn.dk/canada 3 NUNAVUT TERRITORY YUKON ALASKA TERRITORY NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ANCHORAGE CANADA CHURCHILL JUNEAU BRITISH COLUMBIA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA MANITOBA PRINCE RUPERT PRINCE GEORGE NEWFOUNDLAND JASPER EDMONTON CLEARWATER LAKE LOUISE CALGARY ONTARIO PORT HARDY KAMLOOPS BANFF QUEBEC WHISTLER WINNIPEG POWELL RIVER KELOWNA REGINA TOFINO VANCOUVER VICTORIA QUÉBEC NEW BRUNSWICK USA MONTRÉAL PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OTTAWA NOVA SCOTIA TORONTO NIAGARA FALLS Vancouver British Columbia Her er alt fra skiområder til vinområder og en af verdens smukkest beliggende storbyer Algonquin Park Vancouver. Nyd de utrolige Ontario naturscenerier i nationalpar- Canadas mest befolkningsri- ker som Glacier, Pacific Rim Moraine Lake, Banff N.P. og Yoho. Se hvaler og bjørne. ge stat med landets største by Sejl på floderne og i The Inside Toronto og hovedstaden Ot- Alberta Passage. Og tag evt. videre på tawa. Udover bylivet er her fine krydstogt mod Alaska. Nationalparker som bl.a. Banff vinområder med produktion og Jasper byder på gletsje- af bl.a. den søde Icewine. Du re, søer, floder, vandfald og kan opleve First Nations stam- dyreliv med elge, bjørne og metræf og smuk natur med Honolulu ulve. Oplev Nordamerikas nok kæmpe søer og ikke mindst smukkeste køretur ad Ice- de gigantiske vandfald Nia- fields Parkway, og glæd dig til gara Falls. Athabasca Falls, Peyto Lake, First Nation indianerreservater og en køretur på Athabasca- gletsjeren. Forside foto: Peyto Lake, Banff N.P. 4 Nyhavn Rejser | Canada NUNAVUT TERRITORY OVERDÅDIG NATUR YUKON ALASKA TERRITORY fra kyst til kyst NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Canadas 10 pro- Mere end 60 % af verdens søer er i vinser og 3 ter- ANCHORAGE CANADA ritorier udgør til- Canada. 9 % af arealet er dækket af fersk- sammen næsten vand. 561 søer er større end 100 km². 10 millioner km². Mere end 200 CHURCHILL JUNEAU gange Danmark! BRITISH Det siger sig selv, COLUMBIA at man må vælge sine oplevelser nøje og SASKATCHEWAN så glæde sig til at komme tilbage for at opleve mere. ALBERTA MANITOBA PRINCE RUPERT PRINCE GEORGE NEWFOUNDLAND De fleste canadiere bor i et 200 km bredt JASPER EDMONTON bælte langs den amerikanske grænse. CLEARWATER LAKE LOUISE Ontario og de østlige provinser er mest CALGARY ONTARIO PORT HARDY KAMLOOPS BANFF QUEBEC europæiske, mens det vestlige Canada WHISTLER WINNIPEG er mere amerikansk påvirket. British Co- POWELL RIVER KELOWNA REGINA TOFINO VANCOUVER lumbia, Alberta, Ontario og Quebec er de VICTORIA mest populære rejsemål, men sig til, hvis QUÉBEC NEW BRUNSWICK du også vil opleve hundeslæder, nordlys USA PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND og isbjørne i Yukon eller måske isbjerge MONTRÉAL og hvaler i Bay of Fundy. Alt kan lade sig OTTAWA NOVA SCOTIA gøre. Hvis man har tiden og økonomien. TORONTO NIAGARA FALLS FAKTA: Antal indbyggere: 34.600.000. Tidsforskel: Canada er inddelt i 6 forskellige tidszoner. Fra minus 4½ time i New Foundland til minus 9 timer på vestkysten i forhold til Danmark. Rejsetid: Ca. 8 timer med direkte fly til østkys- ten og ca. 13 timer til Vancouver på vestkysten. Sprog: Engelsk er hovedsprog i de fleste pro- vinser. I Quebec er hovedsproget fransk, men Ville de Quebec de fleste taler også engelsk. Visum: Danske statsborgere kan uden visum Québec rejse ind i Canada. Pas: Alle uanset alder skal have deres eget Parlez-vous français? For pas. Det skal være gyldigt i mindst 6 måneder det gør 8 ud af 10 i Québec. efter hjemrejsedato. Fransk er det officielle sprog, Valuta: Canadiske Dollars. Honolulu og de franske traditioner er Hovedstad: Ottawa i Ontario. stærke – også i køkkenet. Op- Elektricitet: 110 volt – man kan købe omformere lev Canadas mest levende by, i de fleste elektronikbutikker både i Canada og Montreal, og historiske Ville Danmark. de Québec. Québec er også International telefonkode: +1. kendt for godt skiløb og et utal af søer og floder. www.nyhavn.dk/canada 5 Lake Louise 6 Nyhavn Rejser | Canada Det vestlige CANADA Canadas vestlige provinser forkæler deres gæster med noget af verdens mest spektakulære natur. Højdepunkterne er Yoho Na- tional Park i British Columbia og nationalparkerne Jas- per og Banff langs Rocky Mountains i Alberta med uimodståelige Icefields Parkway. Men også Vancouver Islands forrevne Tak til fremsynet parlament! kyster og alt det, der kommer til dig rundt om næste hjørne, når du 23. juni 1887 blev loven “Rocky Mountains Park Act” vedtaget. kører af sted. Og så har vi slet Det blev starten på det, der i dag hedder Banff National Park og ikke nævnt dyrelivet endnu: Hvaler, spækhuggere, bjørne, senere 41 andre naturskønne National Parks og Park Reserves. Den elge, ulve … Gys bare, det er mindste er 9 km², den største 45.000 km² – større end Danmark! jo en del af oplevelsen. I Baggrunden var fundet af varme kilder i Rocky Mountains, som spekulanter fik et godt øje til. Modsvaret blev præcise regu- lativer for udviklingen af skov, dyreliv, byggeri m.m. I dag dækker parkerne 224.000 km², og nøgleværdierne er stadig ”forstå, værdsæt og beskyt”. www.nyhavn.dk/canada 7 ICEFIELDS PARKWAY måske verdens smukkeste køretur I det vestlige Canada er det absolutte du ind i Jasper National Park og det fields Parkway. Vi anbefaler en udflugt højdepunkt køreturen ad Icefields Park-Park- sidste stykke til byen Jasper. med bæltekøretøj højt oppe på Atha- way mellem Jasper og Banff i de maje-maje- basca-gletsjeren! Stop ved Peyto Lake stætiske Rocky Mountains. Og selv om Traveture i og nyd den nærmest unaturlige turkis- vi siger ”køretur”, handler det selvfølge- Jasper National Park grønne farve, som skyldes udlednin- lig i høj grad om at komme ud af bilen De største oplevelser i Jasper National ger af fint klippestøv fra gletsjernes for at nyde den fantastiske natur. Park er nærkontakt med naturen bl.a. smeltevand. Søen ligger i 1860 meters på traveture, i kano eller på hesteryg. højde, og du ser den bedst fra Bow Kører du nord-syd, kommer du dertil Parkens højdepunkter er Patricia og Summit, der er det højeste punkt på langs Thompson River. Ude i horison- Pyramid Lake – nyd udsigten fra Py- Icefields Parkway. ten vokser 3.954 meter høje Mount ramid Bench. Parkens dyreliv omfatter Robson sig større og større, mens du bl.a. sorte bjørne, grizzlybjørne, elge, De smukke udsigter fortsætter. Lake nærmer dig. Efter byen Valemount kø- kronhjorte, big horn sheep, ulve og hu- Louise er måske Canadas mest foto- rer du ind i Mount Robson Provincial lepindsvin. Gå på opdagelse på egen graferede sø. Man forstår det, når man Park og samtidig ind mellem gigan- hånd ad de velafmærkede stisystemer står på bredden og ser ud over det terne, som også omfatter 3.425 meter eller med en lokal guide. turkise vand omkranset af de kæmpe høje Resplendent Mountain, hvis øst- bjerge med sne på toppen. Tag en side rejser sig nærmest lodret mod Icefields Parkway vandretur til Lake Agnes Tea House. himlen. Ved Yellowhead-passet kører Nu er du klar til at køre videre ad Ice- Stierne starter ved den offentlige par- 8 Nyhavn Rejser | Canada Athabasca Glacier Canadian Rockies & Icefields Parkway Oplev det vestlige Canada på 11 da- ges kør selv ferie blandt bjerge, bjør- ne og betagende gletsjere. Med 2 overnatninger i Vancouver er der tid til hvalsafari, før turen går over Whistler til Clearwater og Wells Gray Park med bl.a. 141 m høje Helmcken Falls. Du bor 2 nætter i Jasper National Park, så du kan komme ud på skønne vandreture, REJSEFORSLAG og på Icefields Parkway kan du glæde dig til bl.a. at køre i bæltekøretøj på Athabasca-gletsjeren. Turens finale er smukke Banff National Park med 2 overnatninger, før du flyver hjem fra Calgary. Du bor på gode 3*-hoteller. Afhængig af årstid og valg af bil kan en rejse som denne gøres for 15.000 - 22.000 kr.
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