Panoramic view of the Montréal skyline from Mount Royal on a summer day.
Aerial view of the 1000 Islands and St. Lawrence River in Ontario, Canada.
Parliament Hill and the Peace Tower overlooking the Ottawa River on a sunny summer day.
Kingston City Hall overlooking the historic downtown and waterfront in Kingston, Ontario.
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Montréal, Québec City & Ottawa

3 days

Moderate

An Incredible Amount of Canada: Five Iconic Experiences. Three Remarkable Days. Departures: July 11–13 & October 9–11, 2027 (Thanksgiving Weekend).

Tour Price
$1,099 CAD per person — Double Occupancy
$1,399 CAD — Single Occupancy
Taxes included. Reserve with a $110 deposit per person.

From the 1000 Islands and Ottawa to Montréal, Québec City and historic Kingston, this three-day getaway brings together some of Eastern Canada’s most memorable places in one carefully planned journey.

Unpack Once, Stay Downtown
Settle into a centrally located Montréal hotel for two nights. No changing hotels, no repacking your suitcase — just one comfortable home base for the entire getaway.

Cruise the 1000 Islands
Start your journey on the St. Lawrence with an included scenic cruise through the heart of the 1000 Islands, followed by lunch by the waterfront in Rockport.

Experience Canada’s Capital
Continue to Ottawa, where you'll meet a local guide for a panoramic tour of the capital, discovering its signature landmarks, historic neighbourhoods and stories before travelling on to Montréal.

Step Into Old Québec
Spend a full day in Québec City, beginning with a 3-hour guided tour of its celebrated landmarks and historic districts. Afterwards, enjoy lunch and plenty of free time to wander the cobblestone streets, explore Petit-Champlain and experience Old Québec at your own pace.

Discover Montréal
See Montréal with a local guide on a 3-hour panoramic tour, exploring the city’s distinctive neighbourhoods, architecture, history and major landmarks — all while enjoying two nights in the heart of the city.

A Taste of Canada’s First Capital
On the journey home, stop in historic Kingston for a stroll around City Hall, Confederation Park and the waterfront — a final taste of Canadian history before returning to Toronto.

What's included?
    • 2 nights’ accommodation in downtown Montréal
    • 2 breakfasts at the hotel
    • Heart of the 1000 Islands scenic cruise
    • 1½-hour guided panoramic tour of Ottawa with a local guide
    • 3-hour guided tour of Québec City with a local guide
    • 3-hour guided panoramic tour of Montréal with a local guide
    • Free time in Old Québec to explore at your own pace
    • Visit to historic Kingston, including time around City Hall, Confederation Park and the waterfront
    • Round-trip transportation from the Greater Toronto Area by comfortable motorcoach
    • Multiple convenient pickup locations across the GTA and along the route
    • Professional Tour Director throughout the journey
    • All applicable taxes on included services

    Meals other than the included breakfasts are at your own expense, giving you the freedom to choose where and what you would like to eat in Rockport, Québec City and during the journey.

    Exclusions

      •Lunches and dinners • Personal expenses and gratuities • Travel insurance, which is strongly recommended

      Please note

        Mobility & Accessibility: This active sightseeing tour requires travellers to walk comfortably for 20–30 minutes at a time, manage stairs and uneven surfaces, and board the tour vehicle without assistance. The tour is not suitable for wheelchairs, walkers or mobility scooters.

        Independence: Travellers must be able to participate independently or travel with a companion who can provide any required assistance.

        Transportation: The vehicle is selected according to final group size. Full-size motorcoaches have an onboard washroom; Sprinter vans and smaller vehicles do not. Comfort stops are planned approximately every 2–2½ hours.

        Luggage: Each traveller may bring one medium-sized suitcase and one personal item.

        What to bring

          Mobility and Accessibility: This active sightseeing tour requires travellers to walk comfortably for 20–30 minutes at a time, manage stairs and uneven surfaces, and board the tour vehicle without assistance. The tour is not suitable for wheelchairs, walkers or mobility scooters.

          Independence: Travellers must be able to participate independently or travel with a companion who can provide all required assistance.

          Transportation: The vehicle is selected according to the final group size. Full-size motorcoaches have an onboard washroom; Sprinter vans and smaller vehicles do not. Comfort stops are planned approximately every 2–2½ hours.

          Luggage: Each traveller may bring one medium-sized suitcase and one personal item.

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