Worldwide brochure 2022-2023

CANADA
Quebec
Attractive national parks • Cobbled streets to
explore • French cuisine & culture
Quebec encompasses a vast and diverse
territory extending nearly 2,000km from the
US border to the Arctic Ocean. The province
has a strong French influence that dates back
to its formation in 1763, notable today in the
region's language, cuisine, architecture and
politics. With swathes of forest, tundra, lakes,
rivers, mountains and coastline, there is much
for the adventurous to explore. However,
for most, the first places to visit are the cities
of Montreal and Quebec City. With a unique
culinary tradition, Quebec is justly celebrated
for its many terroir products: craft beers and
wines, ice ciders, Charlevoix lamb, cheeses
and maple products.
Ontario
Montreal
Rugged natural beauty • Impressive Niagara
Falls • Abundant wildlife
Canada’s second largest province, Ontario
reaches from the icy shores of Hudson Bay
in the north, right down to the USA’s Great
Lakes, and has something remarkable to offer
every visitor. The province provides an exciting
mixture of vibrant cities, coastal scenery,
national parks and beautiful waterways.
Witness the power of Niagara Falls, search for
moose and beavers in Algonquin Provincial
Park and drive along the rugged coast of
Georgian Bay. Visit the many sights of the
Canadian capital, Ottawa, and cruise through
the tranquil waters of the Thousand Islands
archipelago. There are four international
airports, although most will use Toronto or
Ottawa as the gateway.
Niagara Falls
A suggested itinerary...
Eastern Canada Highlights
16 days & 14 nights
Self-drive • From £2,795 (incl. flights)
Category • Superior
Experience the best of eastern Canada
with a self-drive journey through Ontario
and Quebec. Highlights include the
main attractions at Niagara Falls and
explorations of the picturesque
European-influenced cities of Montreal and
Quebec City.
Days 1-2: Fly to Toronto
Collect your hire car and proceed to the
Hilton Toronto for 2 nights. Spend your next
day at leisure and visit the CN Tower, the
tallest free-standing structure in the western
hemisphere. (N)
Day 3: Niagara Falls
Travel to Niagara Falls and enjoy the
use of an Adventure Pass to experience
this spectacular natural wonder and its
surrounds. Stay at the Hilton Fallsview Hotel
for 1 night. (N)
Day 4: Algonquin Park
Drive north to Algonquin Provincial Park and
stay at the Killarney Lodge for 2 nights. (D)
Day 5: Algonquin Park
Spend the day hiking, observing wildlife and
canoeing amidst the park’s sprawling pine
forests and crystalline waters. (B, L, D)
Days 6 & 7: Ottawa
Depart for Ottawa, the nation’s capital, and
stay at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier for
2 nights. Many of the city’s attractions are
within sight of Parliament Hill. Spend time at
the locks of Rideau Canal, a short distance
from downtown and visit the Canadian
Museum of History. (B)
Day 8: Mont Tremblant
Head to the jewel of the Laurentians,
Mont Tremblant, and stay at the Fairmont
Tremblant for 1 night. (N)
Days 9-10: Quebec City
Travel to the handsome city of Quebec and
stay at the Hotel Manoir Victoria for 2 nights.
Take a walking tour on your second day. (N)
Days 11-12: Montreal
Drive to cultural capital Montreal and stay at
Le Saint-Sulpice for 2 nights. Your following
day is at leisure. (N)
Day 13: Kingston
Travel south to Kingston, stopping en route
for an hour-long cruise around the Thousand
Islands. Stay at the Delta Hotels Kingston
Waterfront for 1 night. (N)
Day 14: Toronto
Continue to cosmopolitan Toronto, where
you stay at the Hilton Toronto for 1 night. (B)
Days 15 & 16: Fly home
Return your hire car to the airport today and
fly home. Arrive the following day after an
overnight flight. (B) (N)
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