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Abstract
An immersive experience encompassing everything Eastern Canada has to offer: cities, nature, culture, wildlife, landscapes, and history. From Montreal to Toronto, the itinerary includes unique accommodations such as the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations, located in the Huron-Wendat Nation reserve, and Fairmont Le Château Montebello.
A rich itinerary packed with experiences and activities, including a visit to the Huron-Wendat Indigenous site, a photo safari at Omega Park, a traditional lunch at a sugar shack, and a boat cruise through the 1,000 Islands. For those who wish, there is also the option to add a full-day whale-watching excursion from Baie-Sainte-Catherine and Tadoussac.
Starts from
8 days / 7 nights - from Montreal to Toronto
Characteristics
Group tour with a local guide / escort
bilingual Italian/Spanish.
Option to choose the programme with standard or superior category hotels. Guaranteed departures. Less than 30 days before departure availability on request
Include breakfast, a welcome dinner in Wendake, and a traditional lunch at a sugar shack.
MINIMUM AGE: 8 years old, but not recommended for children under 12. Anyone under the age of 18 (21 in Las Vegas) must share a room with someone older, or hotels will not accept them as guests.
Meals
Legend: B breakfast, L lunch, D dinner, BL packed lunch.
Itinerary
Giorno 1 — Montreal
Welcome upon arrival and transfer to the hotel. Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, is located exactly halfway between the western coast of Europe and Vancouver, and combines aspects of both continents. Two-thirds of the population are of French descent, while the rest is a cosmopolitan mix of English, Chinese, Italian, Greek, South American, Eastern European, and Caribbean backgrounds. This diversity is reflected in the cuisine and the large number of popular festivals that make it one of the most vibrant and lively cities in Canada. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Novotel Montreal / Fairmont Queen Elizabeth.
Giorno 2 — Montreal → Wendake
Breakfast. Meeting with the guide at the hotel. City tour. Key points: Old Montreal with Notre Dame Basilica, residential and financial districts, the Latin Quarter, the Olympic complex from the outside, McGill University campus, and the beautiful view of the city from the top of Mont Royal. Montreal, the largest city in the Canadian province of Quebec, is a vibrant mix of culture, art and history. Montreal is located on an island in the St. Lawrence River and is known for its eclectic architecture that blends old and new. The different neighborhoods, such as the Old Town with its narrow colonial streets and the Latin Quarter with its lively streets full of cafés and clubs, offer a variety of unique experiences. The city is known for its cultural and linguistic diversity with a large French and English-speaking population as well as cultural communities from all over the world. This diversity is reflected in its exceptional cuisine, which ranges from French delicacies to traditional local dishes and international culinary influences. The city has always been known as a major arts center with numerous galleries, theaters and festivals taking place throughout the year. The Montreal International Jazz Festival, the largest of its kind in the world, attracts musicians and fans from all over the world. The city also hosts the Formula 1 Grand Prix and the Montreal Fireworks Festival, events that liven up the summer with excitement and fun. In addition, Montreal is home to world-class academic institutions, including McGill University and the University of Montreal, which contribute to its reputation as a global center of education and innovation. Free lunch. Departure for Wendake. Wendake is a village of the Huron-Wendat nation at the gates of Québec City, a living heart of First Nations culture in Québec. The village keeps a reconstructed traditional longhouse, a hotel-museum devoted to Indigenous culture and a spectacular waterfall, proudly telling the history and traditions of the Huron people. Among Indigenous cuisine, crafts and storytelling, it offers an authentic immersion in a millennia-old culture. Wendake is a living bridge between Indigenous past and present. Dinner at the hotel. Available evening.
Accommodation Hôtel - Musée Premières Nations.
Giorno 3 — Wendake → Montmorency Falls → Quebec City
Breakfast. Visit to a traditional Huron site, the most authentic reconstruction of an Indian village in Quebec, to discover the history, culture, and way of life of the natives. Departure for Quebec City. Free lunch. Stop at the spectacular Montmorency Falls, which are over 83 meters high — even taller than Niagara Falls. Arrival at Quebec City. Quebec City is the capital of the Canadian province of Quebec, located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River. Founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, Quebec City is one of the oldest cities in North America and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.
The city is famous for its European-style architecture, with many well-preserved historic buildings. One of its most iconic landmarks is the Château Frontenac, a luxury hotel overlooking the Old Town, much of which is surrounded by city walls—among the few remaining in North America.
The oldest district of the city is Petit-Champlain, one of the most picturesque areas. This neighborhood features cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and local artisan shops. The city is also home to numerous cultural attractions, including the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, the Musée de la civilisation, and the Théâtre Capitole.
Quebec City is also known for its festivals, including the Carnaval de Québec, the largest winter carnival in the world, and the Festival d'été de Québec, a summer music festival that attracts many internationally renowned artists. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. Highlights of the visit: the old town with Place Royale, the fortifications, the Citadelle, the famous Chateau Frontenac, and a glimpse of the modern city. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Le Concorde / Delta Hotels by Marriott Quebec.
Giorno 4 — Quebec City
Breakfast. Free day. The highlights of the visit are Old Montréal (especially the cathedral of Notre-Dame); the residential block and the business district; the Quartier Latino; the Olympic Complex; the McGill University campus and the dazzling city view from the top of Mount Royal. Lunch and dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Le Concorde / Delta Hotels by Marriott Quebec.
Giorno 5 — Quebec City → Montebello (Ouataouais)
Breakfast. Departure for Montebello. Visit to a typical "cabane à sucre", a cabin in the woods where maple syrup is made. Demonstration of the production method and then a hearty typical lunch. Arrive at Montebello. Montebello is a charming Québec village stretched along the Ottawa River, in the Outaouais region halfway between Montreal and the federal capital. Famous for its remarkable Fairmont Le Château Montebello, considered the largest log building in the world, a sumptuous rustic lodge set in a vast estate facing the river, it is a renowned destination of refined leisure. The village preserves the historic home of the patriot Louis-Joseph Papineau, today a national historic site. Nearby, Parc Oméga lets you observe Canada's wildlife roaming free along a drive-through route. Between rustic luxury, history and nature, Montebello offers an exclusive experience in the heart of the Outaouais. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello.
Giorno 6 — Montebello (Ouataouais) → Ottawa
Breakfast. Morning available. Free lunch. Departure in the early afternoon for Ottawa. Photographic safari in Omega Park aboard a modified school bus to see wolves, bears, bison, ibex, reindeer, foxes, and coyotes. Even though the animals live in captivity, they have access to vast spaces. Continue to Ottawa. Ottawa, Canada's capital, lies on the banks of its namesake river, on the border between Ontario and Québec, and is an elegant, orderly city rich in museums and national monuments. Its symbol is Parliament Hill, with the majestic neo-Gothic Parliament buildings and the Peace Tower dominating the river. The Rideau Canal, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, crosses the city and in winter becomes the world's longest ice-skating rink. Ottawa hosts some of the country's most important museums, from the National Gallery of Canada to the Canadian Museum of History across the river. The lively ByWard Market offers fresh produce, restaurants and bars. Bilingual and cosmopolitan, rich in green spaces and cultural life, Ottawa is a human-scale capital where history, politics and culture meet in a refined and welcoming atmosphere. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. The highlights of the visit are Old Montréal (especially the cathedral of Notre-Dame); the residential block and the business district; the Quartier Latino; the Olympic Complex; the McGill University campus and the dazzling city view from the top of Mount Royal. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Courtyard Ottawa Downtown / Lord Elgin.
Giorno 7 — Ottawa → Mille Isole → Toronto
Breakfast. Departure to Toronto. The journey from Ottawa to Toronto leads through picturesque countryside, past rivers and small villages. You pass by the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and cities such as Kingston, with its fascinating history. As you approach Toronto, the rural setting gives way to the dynamic skyline of the city, the economic and cultural heart of Canada. About an hour's navigation in the archipelago of the 1000 Forested Islands, which the Indians called the Garden of the Great Spirit; a holiday destination for the rich and famous of the last century, who built villas and castles there. The Thousand Islands are a picturesque region of over 1,800 islands located along the St. Lawrence River between Canada and the United States in eastern Ontario. Characterised by breathtaking landscapes, crystal clear waters and a rich history, the Thousand Islands are renowned for outdoor activities and sumptuous historic villas, offering a unique experience of nature and culture. Free lunch. Continue to Toronto. Toronto, Canada's largest city, stretches along the shores of Lake Ontario with a skyline dominated by the soaring CN Tower, the metropolis's symbol, from whose top a dizzying panorama unfolds. Cosmopolitan and multicultural, the city is a mosaic of ethnic neighbourhoods such as Chinatown, Little Italy and Kensington Market, where cultures and flavours from around the world coexist. The centre pulses with life around Yonge Street, the Financial District and the Distillery District, with its Victorian brick buildings now home to galleries, cafés and shops. Among the attractions are the Royal Ontario Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario and the modern lakefront, from which ferries depart for the Toronto Islands. The city is also an ideal base for reaching the nearby Niagara Falls. Dynamic, welcoming and ever-growing, Toronto is a metropolis open to the world, a showcase of Canadian diversity and modernity. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. The main highlights of the Toronto visit include the financial district, the old and new City Halls, the Parliament of Ontario, University Avenue with its most important hospitals and traditional institutions, the distinctive Yorkville district with its elegant shops, Chinatown (the second largest in Canada), and the CN Tower—the tallest structure in the Western Hemisphere at 553.33 meters, visited by more than 2 million people every year. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Chelsea Hotel / Sheraton Centre Hotel and Towers.
Giorno 8 — Toronto
Breakfast. Free time at leisure until departure for the airport, according to your flight schedule, with departure transfer included (if booked on a day different from the end of the tour – subject to reconfirmation).
Price includes
- Accompanist/guide in Italian/Spanish during the tour (but driver/guide in Italian/Spanish for small groups). Transfers upon arrival/departure with an English-speaking driver.
- Transfers by coach, minibus or minivan with air conditioning, depending on the number of participants.
- Accommodation at the scheduled hotel (or similar)
- Transfer from/to the airport upon arrival/departure
- Meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunches, 1 dinners
- Entrance fees, visits and excursions as per the itinerary, including: Guided city tours of Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa and Toronto; Visit to the Huron-Wendat Indigenous site; Admission to Omega Park, including the photo safari; Boat cruise through the 1,000 Islands;
Complimentary activities available at Fairmont Le Château Montebello, including canoeing, kayaking, swimming pool access, hiking trails and bicycle rental - Porterage
Price does not include
- Opening fee and Zero Risk coverage
- Medical-luggage-cancellation insurance
- Unmentioned meals, beverages and extras in general
- Tip
- Flights and airport taxes
- Everything not expressly mentioned in "The fee includes"
Honeymoon Special
For honeymoon couples, we will ask the hotels for a room upgrade (not guaranteed), but it is essential to inform them at the time of booking that it is a honeymoon couple.
Furthermore:
- Auckland, Grand Millennium - 2 glasses of sparkling wine at the hotel bar.
- Rotorua, Millennium Hotel - 2 glasses of sparkling wine at the hotel bar.
Cancellation policies
- No penalty up to 31 days before the start of the tour - from 30 to 15 days before, 20% of the tour fee - from 14 to 7 days before, 50% of the tour fee - from 6 days up to the day of departure, and in case of no-show, 100% of the tour fee.
Optional visits
Your guide will propose optional excursions to be paid locally (with no obligation to purchase) in cash or by credit card. We provide here an indicative list, and the prices will be communicated on-site. There is no guarantee that all the options listed here will be available: it will depend on the available time, reaching the minimum number of participants required, and various considerations.
The highlights of the visit are Old Montréal (especially the cathedral of Notre-Dame); the residential block and the business district; the Quartier Latino; the Olympic Complex; the McGill University campus and the dazzling city view from the top of Mount Royal.
Important notes
- Transfers with assistance on arrival/departure on the first and last day of the tour. In the case of pre- and post-tour overnight stays, transfers by the local agent are subject to reconfirmation, or will have to be purchased separately.
- Transportation will be arranged with vehicles according to the number of passengers. For small groups, the guide may act as both driver and guide at the same time.
Notes
LUGGAGE: A medium-sized luggage (max 23 kg) per person is allowed. Due to space constraints, we cannot guarantee extra luggage on the bus.
ROOMS: The rooms are always and only for 1 or 2 beds. The terms triple, quadruple, family room refer solely to the number of occupants, who will be accommodated in the existing beds (maximum 2 beds). An additional bed (rollaway), even if requested at the time of booking, is always subject to availability and payment of a local supplement. Requests for rooms with a double bed or twin beds, connecting rooms, adjacent rooms, on higher or lower floors, etc., are always subject to availability and are never guaranteed.
DISABLED: passengers with various types of disabilities can participate as long as they are self-sufficient. In fact, the means of transportation are not equipped with ramps to facilitate boarding and disembarking, and for insurance and safety reasons, neither the driver nor the conductor are authorized to assist passengers. Therefore, the presence of a travel companion who can provide all the necessary assistance is mandatory. Any wheelchairs must be of standard size, foldable, and must fit in the luggage compartment (general information subject to the rules and acceptance of the local service provider). Reservations are always upon request.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: Participants must ensure before departure that they have the necessary and valid documentation for entry into the countries visited during the tour.
MINIMUM AGE: 8 years old, but not recommended for children under 12. Anyone under the age of 18 (21 in Las Vegas) must share a room with someone older, or hotels will not accept them as guests.
SMOKING: smoking is not allowed on buses and in hotels.
HOTEL FINAL LIST: indicated in the travel documents
HOTEL / ITINERARY, CHANGES: The organizing company reserves the right to modify the itinerary and/or hotels with others of similar or higher category, means of transportation, etc., if required by unforeseen circumstances and necessary for the safety and normal continuation of the trip. Furthermore, when it is not possible to accommodate all participants in the same hotel, the group will be divided among different hotels of equal category.
TIPS: not included, but practically mandatory, unless there are serious shortcomings. It is recommended: for the tour guide $5-$6 per day per person, for the driver $4-$5 per day per person.
MEALS: not included unless specified.
SEATS ON THE BUS: daily seat rotation.
REFUNDS: There are no refunds for parts of the tour or excursions not carried out due to force majeure; in any case, no refund is due to the customer who decides to interrupt the trip or stay.
TRANSFERS: not included unless specified; if included, a supplement applies for private transfer in case of late evening/night/early morning arrival/departure (generally from 8 pm to 7 am); the supplement always applies if the passenger is traveling alone. The request for booking transfers not included must be received at least 10 days before departure.
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