Essence of Eastern Canada

Days 1-2: UK – Toronto

Ontario’s capital has the energy and buzz that you would expect from Canada’s largest city. Spend your free day exploring the multi-cultural neighbourhoods, visit the Hockey Hall of Fame, Royal Ontario Museum or head to The Top at the CN Tower where, at 1,465 ft, you can feel the Tower sway in the wind!

Days 3-4: Niagara Falls
Distance:  193 km / 120 miles

Collect your RV and travel along Lake Ontario’s shoreline to the iconic Niagara Falls for two nights. It is possible to see the Falls every way imaginable: take a helicopter flight for an aerial view, join a boat tour, zipline or descend in tunnels behind the falls to get up close (be prepared to get wet)!

Make a visit to the nearby quaint town of Niagara-on-the-Lake for a relaxing wander around boutique shops, galleries and dining at a farm-to-table restaurant. With over 100 wineries on the Niagara Peninsula, there will be plenty of opportunity to sample the local produce and the signature Icewine, a sweet dessert wine.

Days 5-6: The Blue Mountains
Distance: 247 km / 154 miles

Today head to The Blue Mountains located on Georgian Bay’s southern shores and the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.

Ontario’s Apple Pie Trail is a self-guided tour with hiking paths, charming villages and a chance to try apple related produce from cider to pies.

Day 7: Parry Sound 
Distance: 183 km / 114 miles

Hugging the shores of the world’s largest freshwater archipelago, known as the 30,000 Islands, Parry Sound is located in an area of beautiful beaches, provincial parks and many hiking trails.

In summer, Downtown Parry Sound’s waterfront comes alive with events and live music set against a beautiful bay backdrop. Discover the town’s rich arts and heritage at the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts and the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame sports museum.

Days 8-9: Algonquin Provincial Park
Distance 146 km / 90 miles

As one of the largest parks, Algonquin’s diversity offers something for everyone. There are a wide range of biking trails to see the forests and lakes from leisurely friendly routes to more challenging mountain biking trails.

With thousands of lakes to discover, the park is a paradise for exploring the water, whether swimming, trout fishing or following one of the many canoe routes. On land, a variety of hiking trails wind along the shoreline or climb to scenic lookout points, offering wonderful views.

Days 10-11: Ottawa
Distance: 276 km / 172 miles

Travel eastwards to Canada’s federal capital via Bonnechere Caves and join a guided tour to visit the underground passageways.

Ottawa is a walkable city with many cultural sites and museums to see. Stroll along the city’s Rideau Canal UNESCO World Heritage Site and through the historic ByWard Market which is always bustling with its farmers market, café’ and craft stalls.

Day 12: Saint Philippe de la Prairie
Distance: 230 km / 142 miles

Continue along Route 148 which affords views as you cross the Ottawa River, leaving Ontario and entering the province of Quebec. Spend your final night in a peaceful setting located within half an hour from Montréal.

For Formula One and NASCAR motorsports fans, the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve is easily accessible to watch a race via the metro line.

Day 13: Montréal
Distance: 20 km / 13 miles

As the final stop on your tour, Montréal offers a spectacular shift from Canada’s wilderness to a vibrant cultural hub. Whether you are strolling the historic streets or indulging in the city's legendary culinary scene, Montréal guarantees a memorable finish to your journey.

Wander past the stunning Notre-Dame Basilica, browse local artisan boutiques, and relax at a Parisian-style café along the cobblestone lanes of the Old Port. For sweeping views of the city’s skyline and the St. Lawrence River, take a gentle walk up Mount Royal to the Kondiaronk lookout.

Days 14-15: Montréal – UK

The morning will be free for a last bit of shopping or sightseeing before your private transfer to the airport for an overnight flight home.