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More than 700 unique Indigenous communities call Canada home. Each one holds a voice, a legacy, and a story waiting to be shared.
Since time immemorial, Indigenous Peoples have lived in harmony with these breathtaking lands, from coast to coast to coast. Today, they welcome you with open arms and open hearts—inviting you to discover their world through their eyes and to experience a journey unlike any other: one rooted in meaning, connection, and authenticity.
Travel Differently: Embrace Indigenous Authenticity
Step away from the usual tourist paths and into a world where every gesture, every tale, and every song carries the spirit of generations past.
Picture yourself walking alongside passionate Indigenous guides on their ancestral territories. Sitting by a crackling fire as ancient stories come to life. Learning how to weave bark, prepare traditional meals, and identify medicinal plants. Feeling the earth beneath your feet like a living presence.
These moments aren’t manufactured they’re shared, in trust and connection.
A Journey That Transforms, In Harmony with Nature
Indigenous tourism is far more than sightseeing it’s a meeting of hearts and minds. It’s a reconnection with the land, with ancestral wisdom, and with your inner self.
Traditional arts & crafts workshops – Take home more than a souvenir; take home a story.
Immersive nature stays – Sleep under the stars guided by ancient knowledge.
Indigenous cuisine tastings – Discover flavors that tell a tale of land and legacy.
Community celebrations – Feel the heartbeat of culture through drums, dance, and ceremony.
Every experience is designed to be authentic, respectful, and enriching—both for travelers and the communities that welcome them.
Your Travel, Their Future: Make a Difference
Choosing an Indigenous destination supports sustainable, ethical, and empowering tourism. Your visit directly helps preserve Indigenous languages, cultures, and ways of life while fostering economic growth within First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities.
Your journey becomes more than travel—it becomes a meaningful act of connection and support.
Plan Your Indigenous Adventure
Ready to experience something real? Let the original stewards of these lands guide your next great escape. Explore our interactive map, browse hand-picked Indigenous tourism packages, and start planning your unforgettable journey.
🔗 Browse our curated travel packages
🔗 Explore the interactive map of communities
🔗 Official website: destinationindigenous.ca
Contact the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC)
ITAC is your trusted resource for discovering the richness and diversity of Indigenous tourism across the country. Based in Vancouver, on the unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples, ITAC works in collaboration with Indigenous communities to bring you immersive, unforgettable travel experiences.
📍 8th Floor, 333 Seymour Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B 5A7
📞 Toll-Free: 1-888-803-ITAC (4822)
📞 Local: 604-351-1028
📧 info@IndigenousTourism.ca
Let yourself be surprised. Be moved. Be awakened. Your Indigenous destination is waiting.
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