Canada Nice For Latina Travelers: Toronto And Montreal

For me, Canada was like that person who’s always been there, always waiting for their chance to show me how amazing they are. I’ve traveled to so many places, lived in Chicago (a place that is so close to Canada) and somehow had never made it a point to visit. I’m sorrey and ashamed that it took me 43 countries later to finally see why everyone raves about Canada. I can finally vouch why locals have so much pride in Canada. And why since my first visit during my Girl Takes Mundo sabatical, I keep returning to visit. Here is a unique Canada nice for Latina travelers guide of my now multiple visits.

This Canada nice for Latina travelers guide shows what love most during my visits in Canada. Montreal will have you feeling like you are back in Europe with its French ties and Toronto, gives me Chicago vibes. The best of both places I love, wrapped into one country, Canada!

Canada Nice For Latina Travelers Table Of Contents

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Canada Nice – Special Thanks

Canadians are the main reason why Canada has been a must visit stop during my Latina travels. So, who better to show me their city, than a local.

• In Montreal, Elise, who I met in Montenegro took me on the tastiest tour of Montreal. All while exploring the diverse and eclectic neighborhoods.
• In Toronto, my awesome host who I met in Prague, Neil, managed to make me feel like a VIP at every place we went.

Many thanks to both of them and others like Kelsey who was one of my first friends when I moved to Manchester, Mitch and Canada’s Red Bull team who have made my return visits even more spectacular.

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Plan Your Canada Nice For Latina Travelers Visit

Flight	Stay	Do	Drive
Skyscanner	Hotellook	GetYourGuide	Rentalcars.com

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Toronto And Montreal: Travel Tips

Money Accepted:	Credit cards are accepted in most places that you won’t need to carry cash.
Safety In Canada:	As a Latina female traveler from a big city, I felt comfortable exploring both Toronto and Montreal on my own both day and night.
Friendly To Tourists/Latinas:	One thing I’ve picked up while traveling is that “Canada Nice” is a real thing. Canadians are super friendly both in Canada and while traveling themselves.
Length Of Stay:	From my Latina travels to both Toronto and Montreal, I would say 4-5 days in each city will allow you to leisurely explore and get in a few activities.

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Ways To Get Around Toronto And Montreal

Fly	Check out cheap flights using Skyscanner – It’s the most popular and trustworthy travel companion in the biz for a reason.
Car Rental	Most certainly rent a car, Its the easier and the cheaper option to navigating Canada. Check rates and book your car rental.
Train/Bus	When traveling between each city I booked buses using Omio. They were very reliable and affordable
Car Share	Uber operates in both Toronto and Montreal with plenty of drivers.

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Explore Toronto

Step into Toronto with my comprehensive guide, “Toronto Tidbits: Your Go-Guide“. This guide was born from my numerous visits to this vibrant city for pleasure, work and long layovers.

With insights shared by locals I’ve befriended along my travels and living in Manchester. This guide offers a down-to-earth exploration of Toronto’s diverse culture and must-see attractions. From savoring Tim Hortons’ iconic treats to experiencing vip activities in the Distillery District. Let this guide be your companion for an authentic Toronto experience, whether it’s your first time or a return visit.

Dive into my Toronto Go-guide for all the essential tidbits!

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The Best Of Montreal

Embark on a journey through Montreal with my personal guide, “Sabor De Montreal: Latina Travel Guide“. This guide was crafted from my experiences exploring the city with my friend Elise, a Montreal native. We met in Montenegro, another beautiful and budget-friendly nook of that world in Eastern Europe. It’s worth adding to your bucket list if you haven’t visited yet.

Anywho, with her insider knowledge, she showed me the best of the best that Montreal has to offer. What struck me most was Montreal’s European vibe. It offers a taste of Europe/France for those on the other side of the Atlantic. It also makes it a perfect option for a city break or long weekend. Let Elise, myself and this guide be your companions. Let us share insider tips and sights that will leave you captivated by this city.

Explore Montreal’s allure with this Sabor De Montreal inside scoop article.

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Final Note Canada

Being oot and aboot in a city and seeing it from the eyes of a local is hands down the best way to dive into a city. No guide book, google search or tour can show you a city quite how a local can. I know that my experience in Canada was extra special thanks to locals. Once again, thank you for the sights, tastes and memories aye!

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Want to discover where else you can visit in North America?

See my Travel Guides Section for other bordering cities in Canada like Chicago, Milwaukee and New York City.