Intrepid Entices Canadian Travellers with 20% Off All Canada Trips

Intrepid Travel has launched a 20% off sale on all Canada trips, exclusively for Canadian travellers. The offer is valid for travel on departures from now through December 14, 2025, covering both last-minute summer bookings and fall getaways. 

The news comes in the wake of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government unveiling the  ‘Canada Strong Pass,’ which offers free admission or discounts for various attractions and some rail travel across Canada. 

And the sale launches as Intrepid sees a 5% year-over-year increase in domestic travel within Canada, with Canadian trips breaking into the top 10 best-selling destinations of choice for Canadian travellers across the company’s global portfolio in May. 

International demand for Canadian adventures is also growing – with bookings from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa up 21% and Australia/New Zealand rising by 7%. 

“Canada’s travel profile is rising on both fronts. Canadians are rediscovering the incredible adventures in their own backyard, and international visitors are looking to Canada for their adventures,” said Christian Wolters, GM of Canada at Intrepid Travel. 

“With this sale, we’re hoping to make it even easier for Canadians to get out and experience more of the country” 

SALE DETAILS 

What: 20% off all Intrepid Travel trips in Canada 

Who: Canadian travellers only 

When to book: June 12–June 26, 2025 

Travel window: June 16–December 14, 2025 

Explore trips here.

With 11 land-based itineraries from coast to coast, each Intrepid small group adventure in Canada features at least one national park. Camping trips in the Rockies come fully equipped, while Eastern and Western itineraries combine active adventures, local flavours, and Indigenous-led experiences. 

The Most Popular Trips of the Summer Include: 

Hiking in the Canadian Rockies – one of the bestsellers this season, with space still available. Includes off-grid canoeing in Wells Gray Provincial Park 

Maritime Highlights – including Nova Scotia and PEI, with added fall departures due to high summer demand.

Other standout experiences include:

Métis-Led Aurora Experience in Smoky Lake: Stay in an Indigenous-owned lodge in a Dark Sky Preserve, learn about Métis culture, and spot the northern lights by night.  

Canoe & Camp Along Clearwater Lake: Go completely off-grid on a two-night backcountry canoe trip to a campsite only accessible by water.  

A Fisherman’s Feast on the Shores of PEI: Dine on fresh seafood during a traditional boil hosted on private land along the Points East Coastal Drive.  

Ceilidh Night in Cape Breton: Hear Cape Breton’s musical heartbeat with a traditional ceilidh performance in Baddeck featuring local fiddle and storytelling.