Destination · CAN
Canada
British Columbia, where school rugby and hockey matter and the mountains run down to the sea. We have people on the ground and tours ready to shape.
- New Zealand owned
- Fully insured
- A Brock leader on every tour
Why Canada
Canada is a strong choice for a New Zealand school that wants something different from the usual trip across the Tasman. In British Columbia, rugby and field hockey are part of school life, and Vancouver gives a touring party mountains, coast and city in one place. We have people on the ground in Canada and tour plans for rugby and hockey that we shape around your team's level and your term dates. It works the other way too. If you are a Canadian school thinking about New Zealand, we would love to talk.
How a Canada tour flows
Indicative only: the real thing is built around your team, and the full day-by-day detail is shared once we are planning together.
Opposition that fits your team
Matched to your level
Tell us where your side sits and we arrange opposition that stretches without mismatching. Never a dead rubber.
Opened by relationships
Our people on the ground secure the venues and welcomes a booking form never could.
Shaped to your season
Pre-season, end of season or mid-tour window: the schedule bends around your calendar.
Sports offered in Canada
6 of 9 sports available at this destination.
What teams say about Canada
Questions, answered
How far ahead should we plan?
For schools, 12 to 24 months gives the best fixture and venue options. We can move faster when needed.
How much does a tour cost?
Every tour is quoted individually because every tour is built around your team — sport, level, dates and budget. Tell us what a great trip looks like and we will come back with an honest price and a first draft itinerary.
How does the planning process work?
It starts with a conversation with Geoff or Cole, usually on a video call, about your team, your sport and your dates. We come back with a proposal and an honest price. Once you confirm, we lock in games, accommodation and transport. Match details are confirmed with the host schools and clubs at least three weeks before you leave, and you get the final sports schedule at least two weeks out.
What is included in the price?
Every quote sets it out plainly. A typical tour covers games, training, accommodation, transport, breakfasts and dinners, and the cultural and sightseeing programme. Lunches and personal travel insurance are usually separate, and we will spell out anything else that is.
How long is a tour?
Anything from 7 to 21 days. Two weeks is the most common, which leaves time for four games and a proper look at the country.
How big can our group be?
We host groups of 20 to 100. Larger parties usually travel as a boys group and a girls group on their own coaches.