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About Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel
Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel (@real_diari_adventures) is a Travel creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel Influencers. The account has 70,294 followers and 473 published posts. Recent posts average 728 likes and 111 comments, an engagement rate of 1.3%.
With 70.3K followers, Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 880 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 80 followers per account Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel follows. Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel under Travel, with Travel Influencers as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel runs to 21 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel dates from November 2024.
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Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward videos. 473 published posts give Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 149 followers for each post published. Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel also keeps 14 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 217 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include winter, through, city, it’s and you’re. The captions tag #quebeccite, #quebeccity, #adventurecouple, #couplewhotravel and #couplecreators.
👉 Follow to inspire your adventures in Canada 🇨🇦 🫶
📍This is one of the most beautiful hikes in Canada leading to the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, Mount Robson, in beautiful British Columbia 🇨🇦
🥾The journey takes you through rushing rapids, waterfalls, and incredible mountain views.
📍The hike to Berg Lake is best spread over 2–4 days.
👉 You’ll need a permit (which is pretty competitive) to camp overnight, and need to check in at the visitor centre to get your pass before starting the hike.
🌎🍃 Always practice Leave No Trace when exploring the outdoors, pack in what you pack out. This helps keep beautiful places like this accessible and enjoyable for everyone for years to come 🙏
This is really one of the BEST hikes you can do in Canada 🇨🇦 🙌
If Québec City in winter isn’t on your radar yet, you might want to change that 👏
We explored the city with and experienced some of the most unique winter activities, perfectly balancing city vibes, nature, and outdoor adventure.
👉 These are some epic experiences you’ll want to save for your next winter trip to Québec City:
📍 Visit and sleep at, the only ice hotel in North America
📍 Ride the historic toboggan slide on Terrasse Dufferin
📍 Go fat biking at
📍 Go disco ice skating at at the Port of Québec, dancing + skating = the perfect combo
📍 Go ice canoeing with
📍 Relax at
📍 Go skiing or snowboarding at (only $29 on Thursdays from 4–9 PM)
📍 Stay at and enjoy amenities like ice skating on Lac Beauport ( is just minutes away)
📍 Visit waterfalls like Montmorency Falls or Chutes Jean-Larose
📍 Explore Old Québec and treat yourself to a stay at the legendary Fairmont Le Château Frontenac ✨
Who are you visiting Quebec City this winter with? 🥹❄️
#quebeccite #quebeccity
🥾Hiking Mont Gosford in the winter honestly blew us away ❄️
📍You’ll find it in Québec’s Eastern Townships, and this trail is insanely beautiful, snow-covered forest and views that make every step worth it. It’s the highest peak in southern Québec, so expect a solid workout, especially in winter with some snow. To help with the hike, bring traction or micro spikes, and trekking poles.
👉There’s a paid entrance that helps maintain the trails, so be sure to check current fees and conditions before heading out. Dress warm, bring snacks and water, and start early if you don’t want to end up in the dark, or if you plan on catching the golden hour herr, bring a headlamp to navigate the trail in the dark.
This hike in Canada 🇨🇦 is pure winter magic 🤌✨
📍Went fat biking at Sentiers du Moulin in Québec and it is SO fun 😆!!
The scenery is unreal, the trails are beautifully groomed, and there are options for everyone, from beginner to seriously hard. I went for a medium trail, and let’s just say balance is key, otherwise you’re face-first in the snow 😂. Such a fun way to enjoy winter 🙌
Add it to your Canada winter bucket list 🥳
🌸 Cherry blossom season in British Columbia is an amazing time of the year in Canada 🇨🇦 👏
📆 Cherry blossom season usually kicks off in late March and runs through April, sometimes stretching into early May depending on the weather and the type of cherry tree. Warmer coastal cities bloom first (like Victoria for instance), and cooler areas follow a bit later (like Vancouver), which means the season unfolds in waves instead of all at once.
👉 One of the coolest things about BC’s cherry blossoms is the variety. You’ll see early bloomers like Akebono and Whitcomb, followed by fluffier, later varieties like Kanzan. Some trees have soft pale pink petals, others are deeper pink and super full, so not all streets look the same 🌸.
🗺️ You’ll find cherry blossoms all over Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Victoria, New Westminster, and even in quieter neighborhoods and parks across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. And honestly, that’s part of the magic, it’s not just about famous spots. Some of the best blooms show up on random side streets, outside cafés, near schools, or tucked into residential corners you wouldn’t expect.
🚶Get a little lost. Walk an extra block. Take the long way home. That’s usually where the real gems are hiding.
📆 What makes the Cherry blossom season so special is how short it is. The petals only last about 7–14 days per tree, and one good rain or windstorm can end the show overnight. It’s a gentle reminder to be present, soak it in, and enjoy the moment while it’s here.
Spring in British Columbia just hits different 😮💨
👉 Follow for more things to do and see in Canada 🇨🇦🫶
👉 If you’re craving a classic winter mountain day, Centre De Ski Le Relais in Quebec 🇨🇦 is one of those spots that totally delivers, whether you ski or snowboard. The hill has a mix of trails for all levels, night skiing most evenings, and plenty of atmosphere that makes it fun with friends or family.
📆 From early January through March you can hit Thursday night skiing and snowboarding for just $29 from 4 pm to 9 pm, such a great way to enjoy the slopes without breaking the bank! 🙌
👉 And it’s super easy to turn that day trip to into a full winter getaway, just minutes down the road is, a cozy resort right on Lac Beauport.
You can stay overnight, explore their ice-skating trail on the lake, warm up in their barrel sauna or hot tubs, and find a whole bunch of other winter activities nearby, everything from snowshoeing to cross-country skiing, and more.
🌟 Perfect combo: hit the slopes at Le Relais, then relax with good food, hot drinks, and winter fun at all without staying far from Quebec City🏂⛷️!!
Again, this deal is only offered on Thursday evening from 4-9 PM 🙌
Who are you hitting the slopes with in Quebec 🇨🇦 at 😃?!
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📆 January ❄️
📍Quebec – Ice Hotel in Quebec City, frozen waterfalls (Chutes Jean-Larose, Montmorency Falls), ice climbing at Portneuf, dreamy frozen river trails like Entourage sur-le-Lac
📍Manitoba – World’s largest snow maze, The Den (a snow-carved restaurant), ice skating or ice biking on the Nestaweya River
📍Alberta – Abraham Lake and its unreal ice bubbles
📆 February 🎉
📍Manitoba – Festival du Voyageur, the largest winter festival in Western Canada
📍Quebec – The world’s largest winter festival with ice sculptures, parades, and Bonhomme!
📆 March 🌿
📍A pause month — letting nature rest and get ready for spring
📆 April 🌸
📍British Columbia – The perfect time for a Vancouver Island road trip: fewer crowds, sunnier days, cherry blossoms, surfing, and hiking (muddy trails warning 😅). Honestly, our favorite time to visit.
📆 May 🐋
📍Newfoundland – Icebergs, whales, and puffins
📍British Columbia – Waterfall chasing, tulip fields in Harrison & Abbotsford, and the Gulf Islands
📍Ontario – Ideal for hiking and camping before summer crowds arrive
📆 June 🌼
📍PEI & Quebec – Wandering charming towns, boat tours, European vibes, and lupins in full bloom
📆 July 🏕️
📍BC & Manitoba – Camping, hiking, alpine lakes, spring-fed and marl lakes
🦟 Mosquito spray is non-negotiable 😆!!
📆 August 🏖️
📍Nova Scotia & New Brunswick – Soaking up the last summer beach days
(Really, almost any province is perfect this month)
📆 September 🌌
📍Manitoba & Saskatchewan – Start of Northern Lights season (until March!)
📍Alberta – Larch season perfection 🍂
📆 October 🍁
📍Nova Scotia, Quebec & Ontario – Peak fall colours
📆 November ❄️
📍Alberta – Lakes dusted with snow but not frozen yet = magic
📍Manitoba & Saskatchewan – Northern Lights season continues
📆 December 🎄
📍Quebec, Ontario & BC – Christmas markets galore
📍Alberta – Frozen lakes for skating (with proper safety!) and Abraham Lake ice bubbles
Canada really has something special every single month 🇨🇦🤗
👉 This is called ice canoeing, an experience with in Quebec City.
⁉️ If you’re wondering what on earth is ice canoeing, you’re not alone. We didn’t fully get it either until we experienced it. Ice canoeing (or canot à glace) isn’t just a sport, it’s a piece of Québec history that dates back centuries.
🧑🏫 Before bridges existed, locals had to find a way to cross the St. Lawrence River in winter, when the ice was too unstable to walk on but too frozen to paddle normally. The solution? Special canoes built to slide over ice and float through freezing water. Crews would push, pull, run, and paddle their way across moving ice floes just to transport people, mail, and supplies.
👉 Today, that same survival skill has turned into an adrenaline-filled winter experience you can try right in Québec City.
💪 During a canot à glace experience, teams work together to push the canoe across ice, jump back in to paddle through icy currents, and repeat, all while battling wind, cold, and the powerful St. Lawrence. It’s intense, physical, and incredibly fun 🤩!!
What makes it even more special is the setting. You’re out there with views of Old Québec, Château Frontenac, and the frozen river, doing something that exists almost nowhere else in the world!!
It’s one of those activities that reminds you how deeply winter is woven into Québec culture.
makes it extra special by letting you enjoy a sauna session with views of the Saint Lawrence River after getting in some fun and workout on the ice!
If you’re visiting Québec City in winter and want something beyond walking the Old Town, this is the experience that truly lets you live winter like a local ❄️💙.
Would you try ice canoeing 👀?
👉 Follow for more adventures across Canada 🇨🇦 🫶
Getting here takes a bit of effort, but it’s SO worth it 🙌
📍This is San Josef Bay beach, a remote beach located on Vancouver island, British Columbia, about 7 hours drive from Victoria, the capital city of BC.
✈️ To get there, if you’re traveling from outside of British Columbia, you can fly into Victoria or Nanaimo, or take the ferry from Vancouver, then drive all the way up to Port Hardy (give yourself at least 6 hours).
🚘 From there, it’s about 1.5 hours on gravel logging roads (watch for potholes 👀), then an easy 2.5 km walk through the forest to reach the beach.
⭐️Tip: Best time to visit is late spring to early fall: warmer weather, less rain, and better trail conditions.
📶 There’s no service out here, so download your maps, pack in what you need, and get ready to unplug.
🍃🌎 Please, leave no trace, and don’t be afraid to speak up if you see someone littering or leaving anything behind.
We’re Diego & Arielle, the team behind. We launched this page in May 2023 after realizing Manitoba was a hidden gem in Canada that deserved more attention!
👫 Our journey together began in Alberta, where we met through childhood best friends at their beautiful wedding. We quickly bonded over our shared love for exploration, which led us to many iconic spots across Alberta.
In 2023, Diego made the move to Manitoba, and since then, we’ve taken countless road trips to uncover the unique treasures this Canadian province has to offer.
We are both millennials with a passion for wellness and adventure. Diego was a track athlete and coach, while I (Arielle) used to be a group fitness instructor and holistic health coach. We’re also big on music (Diego plays guitar), art (we love drawing and photography), and dance.
✨Through this page, our goal is to inspire you to explore Manitoba’s beauty! We’ll share detailed itineraries, must-see destinations, local tips, hidden gems, and the best places to stay at.
We’re also excited to bring you bucket list adventures from across Canada and beyond in the near future.
As immigrants to Canada, we feel grateful for the warm welcome we’ve received, and the people here are the 1 reason we love Manitoba and Canada as a whole.
We Thank You for being part of our journey, whether you’re new here or have been with us from the start—we appreciate you!
With love 💕
#adventurecouple #couplewhotravel #couplecreators #ourstory #travelcreator
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Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.3%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 77 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel's posts, at 728 likes and 111 comments on average, about 6.6 likes per comment.
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Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel (@real_diari_adventures) is a Travel creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel Influencers. Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel runs to 21 words across 4 lines.
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Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel has 70,294 followers on Instagram (70.3K). Set against 880 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 80 followers per account Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel follows. 473 published posts give Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.3%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 77 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Diego Castillo & Arielle | Canada Adventure Travel's posts, at 728 likes and 111 comments on average, about 6.6 likes per comment.
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