Route 07Ontario & Quebec
East Coast Explorer
Toronto, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, and Quebec City along the St. Lawrence — Canada's historic east.
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Eastern Canada Tours
Canada's historic east along the St. Lawrence: the thunder of Niagara Falls, the cosmopolitan energy of Toronto, the capital in Ottawa, and the cobblestoned, European charm of Old Quebec City.
Route 31Toronto City · Half & Full Day
Toronto City Highlights
The CN Tower, Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, and Kensington Market — the essential first look at Toronto.
View itinerary →Route 32Niagara Falls · Day Trip
Niagara Falls Day Trip
The Canadian side of Niagara Falls in a single day from Toronto, with time for the boat cruise and a stop in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
View itinerary →Route 33Niagara Wine Route
Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Country
Tastings at family-run wineries in Ontario's best-known wine region, paired with the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
View itinerary →Route 34St. Lawrence River · Day Trip
Kingston & the Thousand Islands
Historic Kingston and a scenic boat cruise through the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence River.
View itinerary →Route 35Laurentians · Hwy 15
Mont-Tremblant Getaway
A resort village in the Laurentian Mountains north of Montreal — gondola rides, lakeside walks, and mountain air.
View itinerary →Route 36Quebec City · Hwy 20/40
Old Quebec & Montmorency Falls
The fortified streets of Old Quebec and Montmorency Falls, taller than Niagara, on an overnight from Montreal.
View itinerary →Route 37Nova Scotia · New Brunswick · PEI
Atlantic Canada: Maritimes Discovery
Halifax, the Cabot Trail, Prince Edward Island, and the Bay of Fundy — Canada's Atlantic provinces in one loop.
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Eastern Canada
Eastern Canada tours follow the St. Lawrence corridor through the country's historic core — Toronto's cosmopolitan skyline, the thunder of Niagara Falls from the Canadian side, the capital in Ottawa, and the cobblestoned, European charm of Old Quebec City, the only fortified city north of Mexico. The route continues to Old Montreal and the Notre-Dame Basilica before returning to Toronto, tracing the same east-coast cities that anchor most cross-Canada itineraries — with the pacing and small-group size that come from being run by a company still small enough to know its guests by name.