These Canadian beach spots are trending, according to Airbnb search data
According to Airbnb search data, these Canadian beach spots are trending. The list is based on searches made in the first three months of 2025 for travel between June and September 2025, compared with searches from the same period in 2024. From Atlantic surf towns and quiet costal escapes to freshwater lake retreats and tidal family favourites, these destinations are where travellers are planning to soak up the sun and beat the heat this summer.
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Halifax, N.S. Where East Coast charm meets cool Atlantic breezes. Stroll the historic waterfront boardwalk then escape to nearby beaches like Lawrencetown for surf-worthy waves or Crystal Crescent Beach for white soft sand. (Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press)
Tofino, B.C. A West Coast gem on Vancouver Island, Tofino draws surfers, nature lovers and wellness seekers. Here, wild Pacific waves meet towering rainforests and stretches of golden sand that feel untouched. (Dirk Meissner/The Canadian Press)
Charlottetown, P.E.I. The gateway to Prince Edward Island’s famous red-sand beaches, Charlottetown blends small-town warmth with quick access to scenic costal drives and postcard-perfect seaside views. (Parks Canada)
Shediac, N.B. Known as the Lobster Capital of the world, Shediac offers the warmest saltwater in the country. Spend your days on sandy shores, swimming in gentle waves and soaking up Maritime hospitality. (Ron Ward/The Canadian Press)
Gaspé, Que A paradise for nature lovers, Gaspé boasts dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and pristine beaches along the edge of Forillon National Park: Where the sea and mountains meet. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Parks Canada)
Sylvan Lake, Alta. Alberta’s go-to summer playground, Sylvan Lake is perfect for warm freshwater swims bustling beach town energy and family fun along its scenic shoreline. (AP Photo/Stephen Whyno)
Parksville, B.C. Famous for its calm tidal waters and sandy beaches that stretch for kilometres, Parksville is a family favourite with plenty of room for sandcastles, kite flying and sunset walks. (Chad Hipolito/The Canadian Press)
Port Colborne, Ont. Nestled along Lake Erie’s shores, Port Colborne charms visitors with sandy beaches, canal-side strolls and easy access to Nickel Beach for a relaxed Ontario summer escape. (City of Port Colborne)
