Cheap Car Rental in Canada

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Canada is the world's second largest country, and as such is especially suited for self-drive excursions. What better way to travel across its awesome national parks, its wilderness areas and ultra-modern metropolis's? No matter what province you're visiting, hiring a cheap car in Canada will ensure you'll travel in the most comfortable and advantageous way.

Canada's most populated province, Ontario, is also the home of the country's national capital, Ottawa and its cultural and financial center, Toronto.  Ontario has the perfect combination of urban and nature attractions - on the one hand you can visit world famous natural environments such as the Niagara Falls and Lake Superior, and on the other you can ascend Toronto's CN Tower or visit Parliament Hill at Ottawa. Cultural events in the Ontario region draw thousands of visitors such as the Western Fair in London and the Shakespeare theatre festival in Stratford.

Traveling with your cheap rental car from Ontario to the east, you will reach the Province of Quebec, for a chance to sample its unique francophone culture. The capital Quebec City (or Ville de Québec) has special historical characteristics, while Montreal is its largest city and the second largest city in Canada, and the location of the most national heritage sites in the country. Take a stroll through Mount Royal Park, Montreal's Central Park or attend one of the many arts and music performances the city has to offer.

Drive your cheap hire car to Canada's eastern provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island County to get a bit of Atlantic sea salt in your hair. New Brunswick offers many coastal activities such as kayaking and whale watching, while Prince Edward Island is well known as the quaint setting of "Anne of The Green Gables". Nova Scotia has a unique Gaelic culture, a remnant of the Scottish immigration to this wild and beautiful province, displayed prominently on Cape Breton Island. Halifax is Nova Scotia's capital, which has a rich history as Canada's gateway for immigrants, explored at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and The Black Cultural Centre.

Canada's northeast province of Labrador and Newfoundland has typical arctic weather, offering tours of Iceberg watching during the summer. St John is the province capital, located at the Avalon Peninsula, where you can find scenic views along the East Coast Trail near highway 10. Around Labrador you can take coastal drives in your low cost rental car alongside the Killick Coast to see old fishing villages, or travel westwards in your rental car to Gros Morne National Park. This region is also proud of its Viking heritage, as featured at the archeological site of L'Anse aux Meadows, on Newfoundland Island.

Connecting the Labrador region to the western coast are Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, stretching across wilderness areas of the Canadian Arctic and taiga, where Inuit and First Nation cultures are celebrated. The area offers many outdoor activities, such as canoeing, kayaking, fishing and hiking. Taking your affordable rental car onto the Dempster Highway from Inuvik to Yukon Territory, you will pass Tombstone National Park on your way to Dawson City - the famous Klondike Gold Rush city. Canada's northwest is also well known as one of the best places to catch a show of the northern lights, from locations like Aurora Village in Yellowknife.

Canada's southwest region, composed of the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta, provides some of Canada's most popular tourist attractions. British Columbia offers a vibrant international scene in both Vancouver, its largest city and Victoria, the province's capital, which has the oldest Chinatown quarter in Canada. Heading out to BC's vast rural areas with your cheap hire car, take a tour through its wine and food region of Okanagan Valley or travel the Sea to Sky Highway to Whistler, a former Winter Olympics venue. In Alberta province's capital, Edmonton, you can shop at North America's largest mall, while Calgary, the third largest city in Canada and the province's economic center, is conveniently close to the Rocky Mountains parks and ski resorts of Jasper and Banff.

Driving your cheap rental car in Canada's central provinces, you will find attractions of a different kind. Manitoba's capital, Winnipeg, was and still is a trading city, and has a well-developed Exchange District. Head out north to one of Manitoba's most popular lake beaches, Grand Beach, or even further to Churchill on the Hudson Bay for a chance to see a White Bear. At Saskatchewan, the "Prairie State", you will find cities like Saskatoon, the province capital that offers several museums and galleries, while Regina offers a chance to get close to Canada's legendary Mounties at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Heritage Center.