Goðafoss, a waterfall in northern Iceland. (Photo: Marina Jimenez) |
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| | We launched a travel podcast!
Subscribe to Here & There, our new travel podcast hosted and produced by award-winning feature writer, broadcaster and podcaster, Liz Beatty. You can find these episodes wherever you get your podcasts for more deep-dive documentaries that will change the way you see places in Canada and around the world.
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| A film crew sets up and films a movie in Vancouver, B.C.'s Chinatown, on Oct. 01, 2009. (Photo: iStock) |
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| Positano can get crowded, but there's always room for a decent view. (Photo: Robin Esrock) |
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Featured Partner: Klahoose Wilderness Resort
Journey through the ancestral lands of the toq qaymɩxʷ (Klahoose) people nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of B.C.’s coastal wilderness. Proudly 100 per cent Indigenous-owned, Klahoose Wilderness Resort is a sanctuary offering an authentic, all-inclusive eco-experience deeply rooted in the rich traditions of the Klahoose people. |
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| | Brace yourself for an unparalleled experience. Inhale the pure, invigorating forest air and witness life’s worries dissolve. Let your senses awaken to the haunting calls of majestic eagles soaring above orca pods, their dorsal fins gracefully slicing through the tranquil waters.
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| Delve into the pristine wonders of Desolation Sound, a captivating region brimming with diverse wilderness, profound cultural significance, and an abundance of remarkable wildlife. Indulge in chef-prepared meals, rest in our inviting ocean-view rooms or cozy cabins, and paddle from our dock with our kayaks. Unwind in our woodfire sauna and marvel at the brilliance of the night sky. Our off-grid resort is sustainably certified and proudly graces the Designated Travel Collection of Canadian Geographic Adventures. |
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Calling all photographers!
Canadian Geographic’s Canadian Photos of the Year Competition is back! From now until the end of the year, Canadian photographers are invited to submit their best images to any of the four categories listed below for a chance to win amazing cash prizes. This year we will award one grand prize, four category prizes, four runner-up prizes and four honourable mentions. With $10,000 cash to award, plus a chance to be published in Canadian Geographic, this is an opportunity not to be missed!
The competition is open to all Canadian residents, and images must have been taken in the 2024 calendar year. Winners will be selected based on skill by a panel of judges. There is no limit to the number of images you can submit, and in fact, we encourage you to submit multiple entries as the grand prize winner is selected on the basis of an outstanding body of work!
The competition closes December 31, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. ET, so get those entries in! |
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