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How much does a trip to Canada cost?

Typical prices for one traveller, from a hostel bed to a 4-star room. Every line has its source and the date we last checked it.

Checked Oct 3, 2026 by Owen WhitfieldPrices in CAD, converted at today’s rateCanada travel guide

Trip cost calculator by RoamLedger
Estimated cost
CA$4,550/ trip
≈ $3,257CA$325 a day per person
  • BedCA$1,960 43%
  • FoodCA$1,400 31%
  • TransportCA$560 12%
  • SightsCA$630 14%
Your tripMid-range preset
Days7 days
7 nights
Travellers2 travellers
× 2
BedMid-range
CA$1,960CA$140 a night
FoodMid-range
CA$1,400CA$100 a day
TransportMid-range
CA$560CA$40 a day
SightsMid-range
CA$630CA$45 a day
Per person, sharing a double room. Flights not included.Checked Oct 3, 2026 by RoamLedgerFind a room in Canada

Canada travel guide

What a day costs in Canada

Per person, in CAD

A mid-range day in Canada costs about CA$325 per person: CA$140 for a bed, CA$100 for food, CA$40 for local transport and CA$45 for sights. On a budget the same day is about CA$108; in comfort, about CA$740. At today’s rate the mid-range day is about $233.

What you pay forBudgetMid-rangeComfort
Bed a nightToronto dorm / 3-star / 4-starCA$55CA$140CA$260
Food a dayToronto meals, including a drinkCA$40CA$100CA$200
Transport a dayToronto transit / transit plus taxi / mostly taxisCA$13CA$40CA$120
Sights a dayToronto free sight / paid sight / tour or two sightsFreeCA$45CA$160
A day in totalCA$108CA$325CA$740

Per person. Prices checked Oct 3, 2026 by Owen Whitfield against the source on each line. Rates By Exchange Rate API

Canada trip cost by length of stay

Per person, before flights

The day rate times the days you stay. Two people sharing a room for a week at mid-range comes to CA$4,550.

Length of stayBudgetMid-rangeComfort
3 daysCA$324$232CA$975$698CA$2,220$1,589
7 daysCA$756$541CA$2,275$1,629CA$5,180$3,708
14 daysCA$1,512$1,082CA$4,550$3,257CA$10,360$7,417
30 daysCA$3,240$2,320CA$9,750$6,980CA$22,200$15,893

What the estimate leaves out

The calculator prices an ordinary day on the ground. Add these yourself.

FlightsUsually the largest single cost, and the one that moves most with the season and how early you book.
Travel insurancePriced by your age, the length of the trip and what you plan to do there.
Visas and entry feesThey depend on your passport. Check before you book.
Long-distance transportDomestic flights, rail passes and ferries between cities. The transport line covers getting around one city.
Shopping and nights outSouvenirs, drinks and shows are your call, so they are not in the day.
Phone and dataA local SIM or an eSIM for the days you are there.

Trip cost FAQ

How much does Canada cost per day?

For one person, about CA$108 on a budget, CA$325 mid-range or CA$740 in comfort. That covers a bed, food, local transport and sights.

How much is a week in Canada?

For one person, about CA$756 on a budget, CA$2,275 mid-range or CA$5,180 in comfort, before flights.

How much do two people need for two weeks in Canada?

About CA$3,024 on a budget, CA$9,100 mid-range or CA$20,720 in comfort, sharing a double room and before flights.

Is Canada expensive to visit?

A mid-range day in Canada costs about $233. Of the 112 destinations we price, 92 are cheaper and 19 cost more.

What is the biggest cost of a trip to Canada?

At mid-range the largest line is Bed: CA$140 of the CA$325 a day, about 43%.

What do budget, mid-range and comfort mean?

Budget: hostel beds, cheap eats, buses and free sights. Mid-range: a 3-star room, casual restaurants, public transport and one paid sight a day. Comfort: a 4-star room, good restaurants, taxis and a guided tour.

What does the calculator leave out?

Flights, shopping, travel insurance, visas and one-off costs such as a rail pass. Prices are for one person in the main city.

Which currency are the prices in?

The local currency of the destination, as we checked it. The calculator can show the total in your own currency at today’s exchange rate.