Best of Eastern Canada

Itinerary

Day 1 / Toronto, Ontario - Tour Begins

Your tour opens in cosmopolitan Toronto, capital of Ontario and Canada’s largest city. Enjoy spending the rest of your day discovering the city's multicultural neighborhoods and sites before meeting your group in the morning.

Day 2 / Toronto - Niagara Falls - Toronto

This morning travel to the Niagara Falls, home to the awe-inspiring set of waterfalls nestled along the border between the United States and Canada. Embark on a boat cruise to the base of the Falls and witness the thundering water from up-close. Continue on to Niagara-on-the-Lake and take advantage of some free time to discover the “loveliest town in Canada.” This evening, experience Toronto’s culinary scene as you join your fellow travelers at a welcome dinner.

Day 3 / Toronto - Ottawa

This morning depart Toronto for Rockport, gateway to the spectacular Thousand Islands. Enjoy a memorable cruise through this unspoiled region, located along the St. Lawrence River. Then, take in the surrounding landscape of Ontario as you set off for Ottawa, Canada’s culturally rich capital. A seamless blend of French and Canadian customs, the city’s dynamic energy will capture your spirit. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant this evening.

Day 4 / Ottawa

Get acquainted with Ottawa as you explore the city. Venture past the prime minister's residence, multiple embassies, and the impressive National Art Gallery. You’ll also see the Gothic parliament buildings and the Rideau Canal, which becomes the world’s largest skating rink in wintertime. During a visit to an Indigenous heritage farm this afternoon, make connections with Indigenous Peoples’ cultural heritage as you cook Bannock bread over an open fire, sip teas, and hear traditional stories and teachings. The remainder of the day is yours to do as you please.

Day 5 / Ottawa - Quebec City, Quebec

Say bonjour to Quebec City, the heart of Canada’s French heritage. Enjoy free time in the late afternoon to explore the Old Town (UNESCO), strolling along picturesque cobblestone streets and 17th-century buildings. Sample local cuisine at a restaurant on Ile d’Orleans, a farmland island on the Saint Lawrence River.

Day 6 / Quebec City

This morning, it’s your choice! Join a local guide and stroll the streets of Old Quebec City on foot; see the Place Royale and listen to stories of days gone by in historic squares -OR- embark on a panoramic coach tour to experience the beauty and history of both Old and New Quebec; you’ll see the stately Chateau Frontenac, the provincial Parliament, and the St. Louis Gate. Enjoy an evening at leisure.

Day 7 / Quebec City - Montreal

Begin your day with breakfast at a local sugar shack, situated in the heart of the Quebec countryside. Learn about the traditions of maple syrup-making and enjoy samples of delicious traditional foods. Before leaving, try a favorite regional treat – maple taffy on the snow! Next, enjoy a visit to the impressive Montmorency Falls and marvel at this natural wonder plunging 272 feet off the Canadian Shield, approximately 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls. Your journey continues to Montreal. From skyscrapers and cathedrals to rushing waterways and lush gardens, Montreal is a blend of all things old and new. The evening is yours to continue exploring the city independently.

Day 8 / Montreal

Today, enjoy a fantastic sightseeing tour of Montreal highlighting Jacques Cartier Square and McGill University, among other spots. Your city tour will include a stop high atop Mount Royal from which the surrounding view is spectacular. Ascended by Jacques Cartier in 1535, Mount Royal is a small mountain in the city that gave its name to Montreal. After your guided visit to the renowned Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, your tour will end in Old Montreal where the afternoon is yours to explore the city at leisure. Tonight, join your fellow travelers for a farewell dinner celebrating the end of a memorable trip.

Day 9 / Montreal - Tour Ends

Your journey draws to a close today.

Description

Pricing is based on departure date 03rd October 2025

From the old-world style of Quebec City to the power of Niagara Falls, say bienvenue to Eastern Canada. Board a boat and experience Niagara Falls up close. Discover Niagara-on-the-Lake’s quaint local shops and charming atmosphere. Have a breakfast of regional specialties at a local sugar shack and learn about maple syrup-making. You choose how you explore Old Quebec – on foot with a local guide or on a panoramic coach tour. Walk the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal. An unforgettable experience awaits as you venture along picturesque countryside and glistening skyscrapers.
Toronto

With over 2.6 million people, Toronto is the most populous city in Canada. Originally called York until the War of 1812 and the Battle of York, Toronto today is the commercial capital of Canada and is home to the Stock Exchange. Architectural structures such as the CN Tower, the Frank Gehry-designed Art Gallery of Ontario and historic Distillery district help distinguish Toronto's skyline.

Niagara Falls

Straddling the international border of Canada and New York State are the three waterfalls known as Niagara Falls. The three waterfalls are named Bridal Veil, Horseshoe and American and have a vertical drop of over 165 feet. Providing hydro-electric power and majestic beauty, the Falls are best viewed from one of the many cruise boats operating on the river below.

Niagara-on-the-Lake

Get acquainted with the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, nestled along the shores of Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. Explore its Heritage District which has a distinctly old-fashioned atmosphere. Perhaps visit an antique store or a cheese shop! See Fort George and Brock’s Monument, stunning parks and gardens, vineyards and wineries, boutiques, art galleries, the centuries-old courthouse, museums and theatres. This town, which was the original capital of Upper Canada from 1792 to 1797, has something for everyone. Meander its streets and uncover its charm in your own way.

Quebec City, QC

Touted as one of the most beautiful cities in North America, Quebec is the capital of the province of Quebec. It is also one of the oldest European settlements in North America. Once through the walls of the old city you are easily transported back in time to a grand era where beauty was always a factor in creating anything and everything. On foot, via carriage or automobile, every turn leaves an indelible impression.

Coach Tour of Quebec or Walking Tour of Quebec

While in Quebec you have the choice between two ways to tour this charming city. First, you can choose to join a local guide on an immersive walking tour. Be transported back in time as you explore the streets of Old Quebec City on foot; stroll through historic squares and by impressive architecture, hearing stories of days gone by. Or, for your second option, you can choose to hop aboard your coach for a panoramic tour and experience the beauty and history of both Old and New Quebec. See the stately Chateau Frontenac, the provincial Parliament, the St. Louis Arch, and the site of the original settlement of the city of Quebec. Coach Tour of Quebec Activity Level 1 Panoramic coach tour of Quebec. Walking Tour of Quebec Activity Level 1: Travelers must be comfortable with walking on cobbled streets and sidewalks for approximately 1.5 miles. Tour will last a maximum of 2 hours.

Montmorency Falls

Take in Montmorency Falls, where a cable car whisks you up-close to a river as it plunges 272 feet off the Canadian Shield, approximately 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls.

Maple Sugar Shack

Learn about the sugary product that Canada is famous for: maple syrup. In the countryside of Quebec, learn about the longstanding tradition of collecting sap from maple trees. Taste the unique regional treat, maple taffy layered on snow.

Montréal

Located in the province of Quebec, Montréal is the largest city in the province and the second largest in Canada. Originally called Ville-Marie, or "City of Mary", it is named after Mount Royal, the triple-peaked hill in the heart of the city. With the dominant language of French, tourists can enjoy a touch of France in North America. Designated a City of Design by UNESCO, there are 50 National Historic Sites in Montréal, one of which is the old quarter and the Notre Dame de Montreal Basilica.

Terms & Conditions

Terms and conditions apply. Prices are per person twin share in INR based on 03-10-2025 departure. Trip prices and dates are correct as of 23-06-2025 but subject to change and will be confirmed at the time of booking. Prices are tour only and do not include international flights, but can be added, please speak to your travel consultant for further details.

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