Hockey Tours to Canada

Our hockey tours to Canada are an incredible opportunity for your team to play in various locations across the country. Canada’s steely reputation in the ice hockey game doesn’t quite follow through to the field version yet you’ll find enough opposition across the country to challenge your teams on their hockey tours to Canada. The bigger selection of clubs reside in Ontario with Ottawa containing a portfolio of sides that like to billet. Why not take on the newcomer to this traditional British sport?

Outside of your playing schedule awaits a plethora of sightseeing options and attractions. From Ontario’s white water rafting, CN Tower and Niagara Falls through to Vancouver’s Grouse Mountain, Stanley Park and Vancouver Island, it’s a given that the itineraries on hockey tours to Canada will be busy yet thoroughly enjoyable.

Where to stay in Canada?

We offer hockey tours in various locations: Montreal, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and Vancouver Island. Here is flavour of our hand-picked accommodation that is audited to UK regulatory standards at destination, Montreal.

For more information about where to stay in Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and Vancouver Island hit the enquire button down below.

McGill University, Montreal

Between middle May and August our group packages utilise the excellent summer residences of this prestigious university. Choose between traditional single room lodging and 4* quality hotels to suit your needs best. As expected, McGill offers all the trappings of a North American university complex that suits sports teams’ preparation needs.

Guest facilities include free WIFI, breakfast buffet covering all dietary requirements, single and double rooms, a gym, sports complex, work area, flat screen TVs and stunning views (can vary according to chosen accommodation location).

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