Canada East Coast Maritimes – 7 Days Tour

Day 1: Toronto - Quebec City (800KM, 8 hours)

In the morning, depart from Toronto and drive through Montreal to reach the historical capital of Quebec, Quebec City. Discover the charm of Canada's oldest city, where European influences are evident in every corner. The preserved ancient city walls, the majestic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, the graceful old churches, the grand Quebec National Assembly, the popular horse-drawn carriages, and street artists will tempt you to capture every moment with your camera. Enjoy a delightful French-style dinner in this romantic setting. After dinner, check-in to the hotel and rest.

Hotel Accommodation: Clarion/Quality or similar (including breakfast)

**Early Bird: Book one month in advance and enjoy a free upgrade to a suite hotel (including breakfast) (except for departures on 7.26/8.5/8.19)

SPEI07-D Upgrade: Walkable to the Old City Hotel: Palace Royal Hotel/ Auberge Du Tresor or similar (excluding breakfast)
SPEI07-V Upgrade: Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac (excluding breakfast)

In the morning, depart from the hotel and enter New Brunswick. Then, arrive at Kings Landing, a world heritage site boasting the world's longest covered bridge, located on the picturesque bend of the Wolastoq (Saint John River). Experience life in New Brunswick from over two hundred years ago as the Loyalists built Canada's past. From feeling the floor sway in the sawmill during the production of shipbuilding lumber to tasting the rich soup simmering on the crackling fire, dressed in historical costumes, you will leave with memories of the 1800s beyond just stories. In the evening, arrive in the provincial capital of New Brunswick, Fredericton. The city sits on the banks of the Saint John River, with a serene and poetic ambiance. The City Hall is stately and antique. After dinner, check-in to the hotel and rest.

Hotel Accommodation: Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar (including breakfast)

In the morning, depart from the hotel and arrive in the provincial capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax, around noon. It is the largest city in the eastern provinces and an important naval base in Eastern Canada. It is also one of the largest overseas military fortresses of the British army. It is a gathering place for early European immigrants to the North American continent. Take a local New Orleans-style cruise to explore the picturesque Halifax Atlantic Bay. This is the most popular cruise sightseeing activity, where you can hear the local guide tell the history of "Twin Cities," Halifax and Dartmouth, see Canada's largest naval base, visit various warships of the Atlantic Fleet, pass by Halifax's famous MacDonald Bridge, which just underwent the world-renowned second "great elevation" project, and see the important military defense base George Island, ancient lighthouses, and Pier 21, the largest freight terminal in Eastern Canada. Along the way, you can enjoy the charming views on both sides of the harbor and be captivated by the beauty of it all. Visit the Titanic Memorial Museum in the city, where you can learn about the city's connection with the sea, from shipbuilding to the World Wars, the Age of Discovery to the Steam Age, the Titanic to the Halifax Explosion. This city is intertwined with maritime stories. After that, visit "Pier 21," one of Canada's six national museums and the National Immigration Museum. Visitors can dress up as immigration officers, customs officials, and Red Cross nurses, getting a feel of different roles in the story. Different from traditional museum displays, visitors can learn about the city's history and charm through stories and interactive activities. Afterward, proceed to Peggy's Cove, a small fishing village perched on rocks by the sea. The steep rocks, roaring Atlantic Ocean, and the serene lighthouse form a breathtaking scene, attracting photography enthusiasts from around the world. After dinner, check-in to the hotel and rest.

Hotel Accommodation: Quality/Hampton Inn or similar (including breakfast)

After breakfast, head to the smallest province in Canada, Prince Edward Island. The island is known for its unique red soil, blue sea, black and white cows, rolling grasslands, and potato fields, creating a picturesque and idyllic setting. Visit the provincial capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, often referred to as the "Cradle of the Canadian Confederation." Then, visit the Cavendish Beach Prince Edward Island National Park, where you can find the small wooden house described in the timeless classic "Anne of Green Gables" by the renowned Canadian author, Lucy Maud Montgomery, published in 1908. The visit will transport you back in time. Later, enjoy some beach time and admire the magnificent scenery of the sand dunes and sandstone cliffs. In the evening, return to the hotel and have a lobster dinner at your own expense. Stay overnight at a local countryside-themed resort.

Exclusive Feature: Campfire Activity (subject to weather conditions and local government regulations)

Hotel Accommodation: Cavendish MemoTree Resort/Quality/Cavendish Gateway Resort or similar (excluding breakfast)

After breakfast, cross the thirteen-kilometer-long Confederation Bridge to enter New Brunswick. First, visit the iconic Giant Lobster statue, symbolizing the Maritime provinces. Then, head to Hopewell Rocks located in the Bay of Fundy, known for having the world's highest tides. Witness the rare spectacle of the sea water changing direction due to tidal fluctuations, a testament to the ever-changing nature of the sea. Next, explore the mystery of the Magnetic Hill together, where vehicles seem to defy gravity. Proceed to Saint John City, the largest city in New Brunswick. The city features Victorian-style architecture built along the coastline, left behind by early British colonization. Enjoy the picturesque views of Saint John City before returning to Fredericton in the evening to rest at the hotel.

Hotel Accommodation: Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar (including breakfast)

In the morning, visit the Covered Bridge, a Canadian National Historic Site, and then proceed to the equally famous Covered Bridge Potato Chips Factory for a tour. In the afternoon, pass through Quebec City and head straight to Montreal, the second-largest city in Canada, known as the "North American Paris." Visit the Montreal Biodome, a rebuilt venue from the 1976 Olympic Games that houses five natural ecosystems from the Americas, including the tropical rainforest, the polar region, the Canadian maple forest, the Saint Lawrence River, and the Labrador coast. It is regarded as one of the most representative attractions in Montreal. Then, explore the charming Montreal Old Town, where you can see the famous Notre-Dame Basilica. After dinner, return to the hotel and rest.

Hotel Accommodation: Comfort/Quality or similar (including breakfast)

Head to Canada's capital city, Ottawa, and tour the luxurious embassy district, the Governor General's residence, and the Prime Minister's residence. Enjoy a scenic visit to Parliament Hill (external view). Next, visit one of the largest museums in the world and the most visited national history museum in Canada, the Canadian Museum of History. The museum showcases the diverse cultures that contributed to shaping Canada, from Indigenous peoples to immigrants. It provides a comprehensive introduction to Canada's cultural and historical development. Then, head to Thousand Islands National Park, where you can take an optional boat cruise to admire the beautiful views of the St. Lawrence River and the luxurious mansions on the islands. You can also see famous attractions such as the shortest international bridge and Lover's Island, creating an unforgettable experience. Return to Toronto in the evening.