Day 1 - ARRIVAL IN TORONTO

Arrive at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport and transfer independently to your downtown hotel. Pick-up your Jonview Canada Roadbook at the front desk as you check-in. The remainder of the day is at leisure to explore the many attractions of this vibrant and culturally diverse city. Overnight in Toronto.

Day 2 - TORONTO / NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION (260 KM)

The day is free to discover Toronto at your own pace. Visit impressive city landmarks such as the Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome), explore the harbourfront district on foot or by harbour cruise, or perhaps find a shopping bargain or two at the multi-levelled Eaton Centre. Included today is admission to the CN Tower – an express, glass elevator whisks you up to the observation lounge of this 553m monument to engineering. For a real thrill, plan to visit the famed Niagara Falls, about an hour and a half drive south of Toronto. Your route will take you through Ontario’s wine-growing region and should definitely include a stop in the picturesque town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Plenty of photo opportunities await you at the falls and no shortage of related attractions in this “honeymoon capital of North America.” Overnight in Toronto.

Day 3 - TORONTO TO KINGSTON (260 KM)

Drive east today, following the shoreline of Lake Ontario and passing through the small communities and villages that dot the landscape. An alternative route to Kingston passes through the quaint heritage towns of Prince Edward County. The city of Kingston is home to the prestigious Queen’s University and is the gateway to the port lands of the beautiful 1000 Islands – a nearly countless collection of small islets grouped over a vast natural waterway. Overnight in Kingston.

Day 4 - kingston TO MONTREAL (290 KM)

En route to Montreal today, you will be entering the beautiful Gananoque region where forested islands lie amid tranquil lakes. On your journey, the ancient boreal forests enshroud the roadside, blanketing it in an emerald green hue on the approaches to Montreal. Long known as a centre for the arts, Montreal boasts a large community of painters, musicians and playhouses. While in the city, make sure to visit Notre- Dame Basilica, Old Montreal, the Olympic site, the Biodome, Mt. Royal Park, the casino or the underground city. Overnight in Montreal.

Day 5 - MONTREAL TO QUEBEC CITY (250 KM)

Get ready to explore this fascinating city of duelling cultures. Savour the city’s French-Canadian flare as you walk through historic Old Montreal with its original cobblestone streets, or take some panoramic photographs of the city from the observation point at the top of Mont Royal. Thereafter, drive north along the St. Lawrence River to Quebec City. Overnight in Quebec City.

Day 6 - QUEBEC CITY

Spend a full-day in Canada’s oldest city. Founded in 1608, Quebec City is the only walled city in North America and a designated United Nations World Heritage Site – a treasure trove of historic sights and colonial grandeur. On today’s 2-hour city tour, a knowledgeable guide take you to see a wide variety of sights including the Latin Quarter, the Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, the Fortifications, the National Assembly, Place Royale, the Basilica and many other points of interest within the city. Overnight in Quebec City

Day 7 - QUEBEC CITY TO OTTAWA (460 KM)

Today you depart Quebec to return to Ontario and the splendour of Ottawa. We suggest a visit to the Parliament Buildings, museums or National Gallery, perhaps a tour of the Royal Canadian Mint or a boat ride on the Ottawa River. Overnight in Ottawa.

Day 8 - TORONTO / END OF TOUR (400 KM)

Depart Ottawa for Toronto and proceed to Toronto’s Pearson International Airport to check-in for your return flight.