Escorted Eastern Canadian Odyssey (Tour code: 14438)

Upon arrival at Toronto Airport, you’ll be welcomed and transferred to a centrally located hotel. You’ll have some free time to explore the city—maybe visit the energetic Entertainment District, nestled between King and Queen Streets, famous for its dynamic nightlife. Alternatively, enjoy a walk through the elegant Yorkville neighbourhood, known for its luxury boutiques, or head to the lively Toronto Harbour, which is particularly vibrant in the evening.

Overnight in Toronto at Hilton Toronto

Toronto | Credit: Destination Toronto

Embark on a tour of Toronto, Canada's largest city and the capital of Ontario. Explore the financial district, the historic and modern City Hall, and University Avenue, home to prominent hospitals and institutions. Visit the provincial Parliament and the chic Yorkville area, known for its upscale boutiques. Discover Chinatown, the second largest in Canada, and enjoy a photo stop to capture the iconic CN Tower, standing proudly at 553.33 metres as the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere, attracting over 2 million visitors annually.

Depart for Niagara-on-the-Lake, often regarded as the most picturesque town in Ontario. Once the capital of Upper Canada from 1792, it was settled by American pioneers. Take a leisurely stroll along the charming main street before continuing to Niagara, following a scenic route along the Niagara River. There, the awe-inspiring Niagara Falls await—one of North America's most renowned attractions and one of the world’s most breathtaking waterfalls. Experience the thrill of the Hornblower boat tour, and stop at Table Rock for a close-up view of the falls. Enjoy lunch at a restaurant overlooking the magnificent spectacle, followed by some free time to explore. In the afternoon, return to Toronto for an overnight stay.

Overnight in Toronto at Hilton Toronto

Hornblower Niagara Cruise | Credit: Niagara Falls Tourism

Depart early on the Trans-Canada Highway, heading towards Ottawa. The 1000 Islands region, renowned for its breathtaking beauty and romantic charm, awaits. Enjoy a one-hour boat cruise (included) to explore the islands, their grand mansions, and intriguing sights at the source of the St. Lawrence River. Continue your journey to the nation’s capital, where you’ll be enchanted by its stunning architecture and picturesque setting along the Ottawa River. Upon arrival, begin a panoramic tour of the city, including a visit to the Cathedral, the residence of the Prime Minister, and the Governor General's residence, representing Queen Elizabeth II. Stroll along the Rideau Canal, bordered by exquisite mansions and vibrant gardens adorned with colourful flowers. After the tour, check in to your hotel for the night.

Overnight in Ottawa at Delta Ottawa City Centre

Rideau Canal Ottawa | Credit: Destination Canada

After breakfast, set off for Québec City, the capital of the province and a treasure trove of history and charm. Travel across the Ottawa River into Quebec and explore the breathtaking Laurentian Mountains, a region rich in lakes and towering peaks—a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The first stop is the Omega Park Fauna Reserve, where a photo safari offers the chance to encounter some of Canada’s most iconic wildlife, including bears, wolves, deer, and bison, all in their natural habitat. Next, visit the Sucrerie de la Montagne, a traditional maple plantation where maple syrup is made using time-honoured techniques. Here, enjoy a hearty lumberjack lunch (included). Continue on to Bromont, nestled in the picturesque Eastern Townships. Check in to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Overnight in Bromont at Hotel Chateau Bromont

La Sucrerie de la Montagne | Credit: Destination Canada

Depart through the picturesque countryside and charming villages to the Abbey of St Benoit du Lac, located near the shores of Lake Memphremagog. Enjoy a guided tour of the monastery, where you’ll learn about its architecture, traditions, and the way of life of the Benedictine monks. Discover the variety of products made on-site, including cheeses, ciders, and fruit composts. Continue on to the indigenous reserve of Wendake. Check in at the Hotel-Musée Premières Nations, known for its unique exterior architecture and interior décor inspired by Indigenous culture. Enjoy a traditional, Indigenous-inspired dinner at the hotel.

Overnight in Wendake at Hotel Musee Premieres Nations

Hotel-Musée Premières Nations | Credit: Destination Canada

Visit the Huron-Wendat Museum and Ekionkiestha' longhouse, where you can step back more than 500 years to explore the customs, traditions, and way of life of the Huron-Wendat nation. Continue the journey through Quebec City with a stop at Canyon Ste-Anne, where you can enjoy a walk along suspended bridges, surrounded by the beauty of nature. On the way back to Quebec City, stop at the Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica and visit the charming villages of Orleans Island, known for their picturesque beauty. Don’t miss the Montmorency Falls, standing at 83 metres—taller than Niagara Falls. Arrive in Quebec City for a panoramic tour of the city, including views of the Plains of Abraham National Historic Site and the grand Grande Allée.

Overnight in Quebec at Hilton Quebec

Huron-Wendat Museum | Credit: Destination Canada

After breakfast, enjoy a walking tour of the walled city with a local expert guide. Explore both Upper and Lower Quebec, including highlights such as Place d'Armes, the Château Frontenac Hotel, Place Royale, the Provincial Parliament, and more. The afternoon is free for personal exploration, with the evening at leisure and an overnight stay.

Overnight in Quebec at Hilton Quebec

Petit Champlain | Credit: Destination Canada

Set off in the morning for an unforgettable day immersed in nature's breathtaking beauty! Discover the charm of this vast country in the company of naturalist guides. A variety of activities are planned for today, including an introductory seminar on bears and other fascinating aspects of the park. Afterwards, set off on an adventure into the Laurentian forest. Enjoy insights provided by your guide during the nature walk. Then, grab your paddle and embark on a Rabaska canoe to glide over pristine waters, just as the Indigenous people once did (boots and mackintoshes provided). Following this, enjoy a light, rustic lunch. The highlight of the day comes in the late afternoon, when you’ll visit a lookout point to observe black bears in their natural habitat—an unforgettable experience! Later, depart for the Saguenay region and check in at your hotel for the night.

Overnight in Saguenay at OTL Saguenay

Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier | Credit: Bonjour Quebec / / Jean-François Frenette

Begin the day with a journey to the immense Lac St-Jean, which, when seen from above, resembles a hammer and symbolises the local inhabitants, affectionately nicknamed “bleuets.” Stop at the St-Félicien Wildlife Reserve, home to 75 species of animals. Enjoy a delightful ride in a small train, safely enclosed while animals roam freely around you. Take a stroll through the expansive natural park to observe an array of Canadian wildlife in their natural habitat, including moose, caribou, wolves, and grizzly bears, among many others.

Continue to Val-Jalbert, an authentic 19th-century industrial ghost town in a region of outstanding natural beauty. Recognised as a historical site, it boasts well-preserved wooden houses from a bygone era. Take a cable car ride followed by a short walk to marvel at the spectacular 77-metre-high waterfalls.

Check in to the beautifully restored antique houses, where comfort meets history for a truly unique experience. Dinner will be served in the nearby sawmill, now transformed into a museum and restaurant. Savour a four-course gastronomic meal featuring locally sourced ingredients.

Overnight in Chambord at Village Val Jalbert

Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean | Credit: Bonjour Quebec / C.-D.Robitaille

The highlights of today’s adventure are the majestic Saguenay Fjord and the enchanting whales of the St Lawrence River. Set off along the northern shore of the southernmost fjord in the Northern Hemisphere. Stop at the small village of Ste-Rose-du-Nord for a unique view of the fjord and its surrounding landscape. Continue to the village of Tadoussac and visit its famous sand dunes, offering panoramic views of the sea. Enjoy lunch at the renowned Hotel Tadoussac before departing on a whale-watching safari cruise by zodiac! Rorquals, blue whales, and beluga whales are just some of the marine mammals that spend their summer here, sharing the waters with seals and other fascinating marine life.

In the late afternoon, continue to the imposing Fairmont Manoir Richelieu hotel—a castle perched on a cliff overlooking the majestic St Lawrence River. Check in to the hotel and enjoy free time to take in the view, stroll around, or try your luck at the Charlevoix Casino, located in the hotel gardens.

Overnight in La Malbaie at Fairmont Manoir Richelieu

Whale at Tadoussac | Credit: Karl-Heinz Müller

Depart in the morning, winding through scenic landscapes on your way to the charming village of Baie-Saint-Paul. Stop to admire the landscapes that have inspired countless artists and poets, with its stunning scenery and geography leaving an indelible memory of the trip. Continue to a legendary region where traditional Canadian lumberjacks still carry out their iconic work—a profession deeply connected to Canada’s heritage. The area’s countless lakes and rivers contribute to its incomparable natural beauty.

Arrive at the magnificent Sacacomie Hotel, a resort nestled in the heart of the Canadian wilderness. Surrounded by pristine forests and overlooking the majestic Sacacomie Lake, the hotel is renowned for its breathtaking natural setting. Offering rustic yet elegant rooms designed for comfort and immersion in nature, the Sacacomie Hotel promises a unique and unforgettable experience. Check-in and dinner on-site.

Overnight in Saint-Alexis-des-Monts at Hotel Sacacomie

Baie-Saint-Paul | Credit: Destination Canada

Spend the day at your own pace, soaking up the natural beauty with a walk or bike ride along the many scenic trails. Alternatively, take advantage of the numerous on-site activities (some available at an additional cost), such as horseback riding, a floatplane adventure, or all-terrain vehicle rental. Don’t miss the chance to unwind at the GEOS Spa, which offers a range of relaxing options. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at the hotel.

Overnight in Saint-Alexis-des-Monts at Hotel Sacacomie

Hôtel Sacacomie | Credit: Bonjour Quebec / Paul Flemming

Depart for Montreal and arrive ready to explore this vibrant, culture-filled city — the second-largest French-speaking city in the world. Highlights include the Olympic Complex (photo stop), St-Laurent Street, and Montreal's Golden Square Mile, home to the renowned McGill University. Visit Mount Royal Park, a favourite among locals, where Beaver Lake is located, and enjoy a photo stop at Lovers' Viewpoint. En route to Old Montreal, pass through the Plateau Mont Royal neighbourhood and visit Place d'Armes, home to the iconic Basilica of Notre-Dame de Montréal. See Cartier Square and Montreal City Hall before checking in to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Overnight in Montreal at Fairmont Queen Elizabeth

Olympic Stadium | Credit: Jorge Medina

Following breakfast, enjoy free time until departure for the airport.

Montreal | Credit: Eva Blue Tourisme Montréal