Day 1: Arrival in Toronto
Comfortable flight to Toronto. Our friendly, English-speaking tour guide welcomes us at the airport. Together, we travel by modern coach to our lovely hotel in the Toronto area.
Based on our own experience and the many tips we have received from enthusiastic holidaymakers, it is our pleasure to present to you the most famous highlights and World Heritage Sites of Canada!
Comfortable flight to Toronto. Our friendly, English-speaking tour guide welcomes us at the airport. Together, we travel by modern coach to our lovely hotel in the Toronto area.
One city, many highlights! Today we are discovering enchanting Toronto on a city tour. Toronto is one of the country’s most important metropolises. First, we pass by the old and new City Hall. The tour continues past the university, the parliament building, as well as the lively harbour district Queens Quay. Further highlights include Chinatown, the Rogers Centre and the financial and fashion districts. You also have the optional chance to explore the city’s landmark, the 1,815 ft high CN Tower. At approximately 1,150 ft up, you can enjoy the unique view over the city and Lake Ontario. Afterwards, we drive along Lake Ontario towards Kingston, the gateway to the beautiful region of the 1,000 Islands, Toronto where we will spend the night.
Today we are leaving Kingston. Nearby is the famous 1,000 Islands National Park. This is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and is known for its breathtaking island scenery. We will visit the 1,000 Islands History Museum (admission included) to get to know the region. Later, we will drive to Montreal, the city of a hundred church towers, which captivates with its French charm. Upon our arrival, we look forward to a relaxing tour of the city, which is situated on an island in the St. Lawrence River. Its highlights include the original Montreal and the city centre. During our city tour, we will enjoy fantastic views of Mount Royal, the city’s namesake. Other sights include the Mary Queen of the World Cathedral, Sainte-Hélène Island, Notre-Dame Island, and the St. Lawrence River. We will also admire (from the outside) the Olympic Stadium, which was built for the 1976 Summer Olympic Games. The stadium’s 574 ft high tower is considered a truly remarkable architectural feature. We will spend a comfortable night in the Montreal area.
Today we drive from Montreal along the St. Lawrence River, passing typical Franco-Canadian villages and small towns. On the way to Québec City, we visit a traditional museum of the Canadian indigenous peoples (admission included). Here we can sample classic snacks and discover interesting facts about the original lives of the Indigenous peoples. The vibrant metropolis of Québec impresses above all with its well-preserved old town (UNESCO World Heritage) and the city wall. We see the large Abraham Plains park area as well as the Citadel. We continue on to the Parliament, the basilica and the fortifications. Then we go to Place Royale, the oldest settlement in Québec built by the French, and to the church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. Afterwards, we drive to our modern hotel in the Québec area, where we can relax and spend the night.
At the beginning, we let ourselves be enchanted by the charm of the La Côte-de-Beaupré region. Here, we visit the renowned Albert Gilles Copper Museum. Our journey then takes us to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in North America. Here, we visit one of the largest cathedrals in the country. Further highlights of the day include the beautiful Montmorency Falls and a sugar shack, where we learn more about the world-famous Canadian maple syrup. We spend a comfortable night in the Trois-Rivières area.
Today we travel via Montebello to Ottawa, the enchanting capital of Canada. You will have the opportunity to experience the local wildlife, including black bears, moose and bison, during an excellent optional visit to Omega Park. Upon arrival in Ottawa, we will enjoy an exciting city tour. The city impresses with its museums, the Rideau Canal (UNESCO World Heritage) and its culture, shaped by the Indigenous peoples and British founders. We will see the Parliament buildings, Sparks Street, the National Art Gallery, as well as the ByWard Market, an open-air farmers‘ market with Canadian specialities. Afterwards, you can explore the city at your leisure before we head to our lovely hotel in the Ottawa area.
Heading west, we pass sparkling lakes, rushing streams and deep forests. We also see the characteristic small towns of the region. Our next highlight is the world-famous Algonquin Provincial Park. It is a paradise for nature lovers and Ontario’s oldest and largest nature park. Here, across an area of 2,970 mi², we encounter unspoilt Canada: With glittering lakes, breathtaking waterfalls, vast maple and pine forests, towering cliffs and wild animals. With a bit of luck, we may see black bears and moose in their natural habitat. We stroll through the visitor centre, which was opened in 1993 to mark the park’s 100ᵗʰ anniversary. Happy after the day, we spend the night in the Gravenhurst area.
We leave Gravenhurst and drive through the green fruit and wine region of Ontario to the picturesque small town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. The area around Niagara-on-the-Lake is a globally significant wine region – famous especially for its delicious ice wine. You are welcome to join us for an optional wine tasting. Then we look forward to the absolute highlight of any trip to Canada – the famous Niagara Falls. They are among the largest waterfalls on earth. It is a natural wonder like no other in the world: Every minute, 155 million litres of water thunder 177 ft into the depths. You will enjoy the wonderful panorama and have plenty of free time at your disposal. Overnight stay in Niagara Falls. On the morning of day 9, we still have some free time to explore the waterfalls on our own. You are welcome to join us for an exciting optional guided tour of the historic Niagara Parks Power Station. Enjoy the breathtaking view from the beautifully situated viewing platform at the foot of Niagara Falls as well. Afterwards, we drive to Toronto Airport and fly back. Arrival on day 10.


The package includes admission to the CN Tower in Toronto & Omega Park in Québec, participation in an exclusive wine tasting and a guided tour of the historic Niagara Parks Power Station incl. admission to the impressive Niagara Falls viewing platform:
only £159 p. p.
Solo travellers are warmly welcome – single room surcharge: £499 p. p. (subject to availability)
Example Hotels
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ottawa | -6 | -3 | 2 | 10 | 19 | 24 | 26 | 25 | 20 | 14 | 5 | -2 |
| London | 6 | 8 | 9 | 11 | 15 | 20 | 21 | 20 | 19 | 15 | 10 | 7 |
Your expert tour guides will be able to provide you with detailed information about the country, people, history, culture, etc., and offer advice and assistance for organising your trip. They can also help with room allocation and look forward to welcoming you with initial information. Here you will find out all you need to know and useful information about the trip. We have put together a varied programme including numerous highlights, enabling you to experience the culture and diversity of landscape that Canada has to offer, and learn all about the country and its people.