Overview
CANADA SPECIAL TOUR – 10 DAYS
Tour Highlights Summary:
Experience the best of Eastern Canada on this 10-day journey, exploring vibrant cities, breathtaking natural wonders, and rich cultural heritage. Visit Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Québec City, and Montréal, enjoying iconic attractions such as Niagara Falls, Château Frontenac, and Montmorency Falls. Indulge in local flavors with cider tastings and maple syrup experiences, and immerse yourself in Canada's diverse history and architecture. Whether it's sightseeing in UNESCO-listed Old Québec City, cruising through Niagara Falls, or strolling through Montréal’s artsy neighborhoods, this tour offers an unforgettable adventure through Canada’s most scenic and historic regions.
Tour Highlights:
✅ Visit Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Québec City, and Montréal
✅ Experience Niagara Falls cruise
✅ Explore UNESCO-listed Old Québec City
✅ Enjoy a cider tasting in Prince Edward County
✅ Visit a traditional maple sugar shack
✅ Immerse in Canada’s diverse culture and history
FAQs
Answer: The tour package includes visits to major cities (Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, Calgary), scenic day trips (Niagara Falls, Banff National Park), guided tours of popular landmarks (CN Tower, Parliament Hill, Old Montreal), transportation between cities (via train or flight), and suggestions for local activities and dining. Hotel accommodations are generally not included but can be added based on your preference.
Answer: Transportation between major cities (by train or flight) is included in the package. However, you will need to arrange transportation within cities (like local buses, taxis, or car rentals) for exploring the cities or national parks. For the Banff and Niagara Falls trips, we recommend renting a car to fully enjoy the scenic drives and remote areas.
Answer: The best time for this tour depends on your interests:
Summer (June to September): Ideal for outdoor activities, hiking, and exploring national parks like Banff and Lake Louise.
Winter (December to March): Perfect for winter sports in Banff and Whistler, with festive events in cities.
Fall (September to November): Enjoy the fall foliage in the Rockies and cities like Montreal and Quebec City.
Spring (April to June): Great for milder weather and fewer crowds.
Answer: It depends on your nationality. Many visitors, especially from the U.S. and European Union countries, do not need a visa for short stays (up to 6 months). However, you will need an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) if you are flying to Canada. Check the official Canadian government website for specific visa requirements for your country.
Answer: Yes! This itinerary is flexible. You can extend your trip by adding more days in Vancouver, Whistler, Prince Edward Island, or other national parks like Jasper and Yoho. Let us know if you’d like to customize your itinerary.
Answer: This tour is relatively moderate in terms of physical activity. There are some scenic hikes, like around Banff or Lake Louise, which require comfortable walking shoes. However, most of the sightseeing is done by walking in cities or short drives, so it's manageable for most fitness levels.
Answer: The package does not include meals, but each city offers plenty of dining options. You’ll have opportunities to sample local specialties like poutine (Montreal), smoked meat sandwiches (Quebec City), and maple syrup treats. It’s a great chance to explore the local culinary scene!
Answer: You will travel by train or flight between major cities, including from Toronto to Ottawa, Montreal to Quebec City, and Quebec City to Calgary. You’ll need to book flights between Quebec City and Calgary, while train options like VIA Rail are available for shorter trips. Travel times can vary, but we provide specific details for each leg of the journey in the itinerary.
Answer: Depending on the season, pack clothing suited for varying weather:
Summer: Light clothes, comfortable shoes for walking, sunscreen, a hat, and a light jacket.
Winter: Warm layers, including a thermal jacket, gloves, a scarf, waterproof boots, and winter accessories.
Spring/Fall: Layers for mild temperatures, and a waterproof jacket in case of rain.
Answer: When visiting Banff National Park and other outdoor areas:
National park fees: There is an entry fee for Banff National Park, which can be paid at park entrances.
Wildlife: Be aware of wildlife like bears and elk. Follow safety guidelines and never approach animals.
Weather: Weather in the mountains can be unpredictable. Always carry a jacket, even in summer.
Reserve ahead: If visiting during peak season, book accommodations and some activities in advance to secure availability.