11-day Canada East Coast :Quebec City, Bruce Peninsula, Montreal, Ottawa, PEI & Niagara Fall Depth Tour

Summary of the Day:

Today you will visit Toronto, Canada’s largest city on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, capital of Ontario, and the nation’s political, economic, cultural and transportation hub.

Please note: A peak-season surcharge per room applies to Toronto hotels during the 2026 FIFA World Cup (June 10 - July 10).

Optional upgrade tonight:Sheraton Parkway / Hilton or similar (with breakfast or breakfast bag)
Hotel highlights: vibrant Chinese community, walking distance to restaurants.

Upon arrival in Toronto, guests will be transferred to the hotel.(One free 24h YYZ pickup; round-trip transfer: CAD 8/person.)
-Waiting time: max 1 hour after arrival
-Group pickup follows the latest flight time
-Extra fee for YTZ / downtown Toronto (max 5 guests/booking)
-Max wait: 90 mins (international), 60 mins (domestic); late re-dispatch fee applies

Summary of the Day:

Depart Toronto early, pass through Montreal directly to Quebec City, Canada’s oldest city.Stroll through historic Old Quebec, full of European vibes and heritage sites.Highlights include North America’s best-preserved city walls, Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac, old churches, Quebec Parliament Building, vintage carriages and street artists — perfect for photos.
Dine at a local restaurant with authentic French-style dinner, tasting regional flavors and enjoying the fusion of French and North American culture. Check in to hotel after dinner.

Reminder
Due to road construction, Saint-Louis Street is closed to unauthorized buses. Tour buses cannot enter Old Quebec.Guests walk around 10 mins from drop-off to the old town center. As Old Quebec is mainly pedestrian area, sightseeing experience remains unaffected.

Hotel Upgrades
Package D: Palace Royal Hotel / Hotel Le Concorde Quebec or equivalent – Walkable to Old Quebec (No Breakfast)
Package V: Fairmont Le Château Frontenac – Historic castle hotel (No Breakfast)

Early Bird
Standard tour, book 1 month early: Free 2-night deluxe suite upgrade with breakfast (Quebec City & Montreal, D2 & D7, subject to actual arrangement)
D/V tour, book 1 month early: Free 1-night deluxe suite upgrade with breakfast (Montreal D7, subject to arrangement)
Book 2 weeks early: Free 1-night deluxe suite upgrade with breakfast (Quebec / Montreal D2/D7, subject to arrangement)

Summary of the Day:

Depart the hotel in the morning and enter New Brunswick. Visit Canada’s national historic site — Hartland Covered Bridge, the world’s longest covered bridge.
Next stop is Kings Landing Historical Settlement, nestled on a scenic bend of the Saint John River. It recreates the life of Loyalists over 200 years ago, showcasing 19th-century New Brunswick lifestyle. Experience the shaking floors of a water-powered sawmill and taste traditional meals cooked over an open fire by costumed villagers, immersing yourself in the 1800s.
Arrive in Fredericton, capital of New Brunswick, at dusk. Set along the Saint John River, the city features elegant scenery and a stately City Hall. Check into hotel after dinner.

Hartland Covered Bridge
Located in New Brunswick, spanning 391m across the Saint John River to Sommerville. Built in 1901 and covered in 1920, it allows vehicle and pedestrian access. Designated a Canadian National Historic Site in 1980.
Fredericton
Capital of New Brunswick, covering 131.23 sq.km in the province’s mid-west. A major hub for culture, arts and education.

If Kings Landing is closed or unavailable due to schedule/time difference, it will be substituted with Montmorency Falls.Visit the spectacular Montmorency Falls in Quebec, take the cable car to the 84m waterfall top, and enjoy the scenic view along the St. Lawrence River.If Kings Landing is closed or unavailable due to schedule/time difference, it will be substituted with Montmorency Falls.Visit the spectacular Montmorency Falls in Quebec, take the cable car to the 84m waterfall top, and enjoy the scenic view along the St. Lawrence River.

Summary of the Day:

Depart the hotel in the morning and arrive at Halifax, capital of Nova Scotia, at noon.As the largest city in Atlantic Canada, it is Canada’s key naval base, one of Britain’s major overseas military strongholds, and an early European settlement in North America.
Take a local New Orleans-style cruise across Halifax’s scenic Atlantic harbour. Listen to commentary on Halifax and Dartmouth’s history, view Canada’s largest naval base and warships of the Atlantic Fleet.Pass by the iconic MacDonald Bridge, George Island military base, historic lighthouses, Pier 21 immigration terminal and major cargo ports. Enjoy stunning harbour views along the way.
Visit the Titanic Museum, showcasing maritime history from shipbuilding and world wars to the Titanic disaster and the Halifax Explosion.Proceed to Pier 21 National Immigration Museum, one of Canada’s six national museums. Guests may dress up as immigration officers, customs staff and Red Cross nurses to experience interactive exhibits and local history.
Continue to Peggy’s Cove, a charming fishing village famed for rugged cliffs, wild Atlantic waves and an iconic lighthouse — a top photography destination worldwide. Check into hotel after dinner.

Peggy’s Cove
An iconic Atlantic landmark and one of the world’s most romantic lighthouse villages.Legend says a young girl named Peggy survived a shipwreck near the cove, lost her memory, and was adopted by local fishermen. She later married a local resident. Visitors flocked to see her, and the village was named Peggy’s Cove in her honour.
Halifax
Located on a peninsula of Nova Scotia facing the Atlantic, home to one of the world’s deepest ice-free natural harbours and the second-largest natural deep-water port globally.As Nova Scotia’s capital and largest Atlantic port city, it is known as the Gateway to the North. It served as a British military base before 1905 and Canada’s foremost naval hub during WWII.

Summary of the Day:

After breakfast, drive to Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province. Marvel at its red soil, blue sea, rolling grasslands and potato fields, like a secluded paradise.
Visit Charlottetown, PEI’s capital—the Cradle of Confederation. Explore Cavendish Beach in PEI National Park and the famous Anne of Green Gables heritage house. Stroll the beach, sand dunes and rocky cliffs.
In the evening, enjoy an optional lobster dinner. A complimentary local bonfire party is arranged for guests to gather and relax (subject to weather and local rules). Stay at a countryside resort overnight.

Prince Edward Island
Quiet pastoral paradise with stunning red land, blue waters and idyllic rural scenery.
Green Gables
Featured in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s 1908 classic novel. Preserved as a national historic site, it’s a iconic PEI attraction, hugely popular with tourists.

Summary of the Day:

After breakfast, cross the 13km Confederation Bridge into New Brunswick.Take photos at the iconic giant lobster landmark, then head to Hopewell Rocks on the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tidal range. Witness the rare reverse water flow created by dramatic tides.
Next visit Magnetic Hill, famous for its gravity-defying uphill illusion.Drive through Saint John, New Brunswick’s largest city, featuring classic Victorian colonial architecture along the coast. View the scenic Reversing Falls, then check into the hotel in Fredericton at dusk.

Hopewell Rocks
Located on the Bay of Fundy, these uniquely shaped red sandstone formations are sculpted by extreme tides. Vase-shaped rock pillars and sea caves can be explored at low tide.
Saint John
New Brunswick’s largest city and Atlantic Canada’s second biggest city after Halifax. Founded in 1785, it’s Canada’s first incorporated city. With a strong Irish heritage, it is known as Canada’s most Irish city.

Summary of the Day:

Depart in the morning, pass Quebec City and head straight to Montreal, Canada’s second-largest city known as the "Paris of North America".Visit Montreal Biodôme, rebuilt from the 1976 Olympic venue. It recreates five American ecosystems: rainforest, polar region, Canadian deciduous forest, St. Lawrence River and Labrador Coast, ranked one of Montreal’s top must-see attractions.
Then stroll the charming Old Montreal filled with French romantic style, and admire the exterior of Notre-Dame Basilica. Return to hotel for rest after dinner.

Early Bird Offers
-Book standard group 1 month in advance: Free upgrade to deluxe spacious suite for 2 nights with breakfast, subject to actual arrangement.
-Book D/V group 1 month in advance: Free upgrade to deluxe spacious suite for 1 night with breakfast, subject to actual arrangement.
-Book 2 weeks in advance: Free upgrade to deluxe spacious suite for 1 night with breakfast, subject to actual arrangement.

Summary of the Day:

Travel to Ottawa, Canada’s capital. Drive past ambassador mansions, the Governor General’s and Prime Minister’s residences. Admire the exterior of intricate Parliament Hill.
Visit the Canadian Museum of History, displaying Canada’s complete cultural and historical evolution from Indigenous peoples to immigrants.
Continue to Thousand Islands National Park. An optional cruise overlooks the St. Lawrence River, island villas, the shortest international bridge and Heart Island. Return to Toronto at dusk.

Ottawa: Canada’s capital, located on the Ottawa River. Its name means "trade".
Parliament Hill: Canada’s iconic Gothic-style government complex and national symbol.

Complimentary upgrade tonight to Sheraton, Hilton or equivalent hotel (with full breakfast or breakfast bag).
Hotel Highlights: Located in a mature and bustling Chinese community, with a variety of dining options within walking distance.

Summary of the Day:

Proceed to ones of Ontario’s must-see attractions, the beautiful Bruce Peninsula. Bruce Peninsula offers tourists miles of majestic shoreline, clear-blue waters, amazing coves, sandy beaches, limestone cliffs, quiet wooded trails and many extraordinary scenery.
Take a glass bottom boat tour from Little Tub Harbour in Tobermory. Pass by the dock for the car ferry Chi-Cheemaun which runs to Manitoulin Island. Next we see Tobermory's other harbour marked by Big Tub Lighthouse, built in 1885, and view two shipwrecks at the head of Big Tub Harbour, both shallow enough to be visible from the sides of the boat as well as through the glass bottom viewing area. Then the boat ride is off to the destination - Flowerpot Island, part of Fathom Five National Marine Park. Famous for the two "flowerpots" on its eastern shoreline.

Mandatory Admission: Glass Bottom Cruise
（admission fully refundable if cruise cancelled, and no further compensation）：
Adult（16+）$49，Child（6-16）$39，Child （0-5）Free

*Due to weather conditions if the boat ride is not operating, will change itinerary to Blue Mountain village instead. Nestled between the foot of the Niagara Escarpment’s scenic Blue Mountains and the rugged shores and crystal clear waters of Georgian Bay, the picturesque Blue Mountain Village is Southern Ontario’s premiere four season destination.

Summary of the Day:

Depart early to Niagara Falls. Watch an IMAX film to learn about its history and legends. Head to Skylon Tower for a 360° view of American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Horseshoe Falls.
After self-paid lunch, take the seasonal Hornblower Cruise to experience the magnificent falls up close. Visit a local vineyard and enjoy free Canadian ice wine tasting.
After dinner, enjoy free time to view the illuminated falls, fireworks, or explore Clifton Hill and ride the Ferris wheel. Overnight at a central hotel in the falls area.

Optional upgrades:
1.Clifton Hill area (8–10 mins walk): Quality Inn or similarEarly bird (1 month prior): free upgrade + breakfast; Within 1 month: $100/room (no breakfast)
2.Standard Falls View: Oakes Hotel or similar
Low season(May/Sep): $150/room; High season(Jun/Jul/Aug/Oct): $300/room (no breakfast)
3.Premium Falls View: Hilton/Sheraton/Embassy Suites or similar
Low season: $250/room; High season: $500/room (no breakfast)

Niagara Falls
Bordering Canada and the US, one of the world’s top three waterfalls. Best viewed from the Canadian side.
Skylon Tower
236m tall with observation decks and a 4D cinema, perfect for full falls panoramas.
Journey Behind the Falls
Underground tunnels and platforms to view the falls from behind at close range.
Clifton Hill
Popular commercial area with shops, diners and attractions, known as the “Las Vegas of Canada”.

The Hornblower Cruise is seasonal, operating roughly from early June to late November. Actual schedule is subject to the tour guide’s on-site arrangement.

Summary of the Day:

Depart early morning. First view CN Tower exterior, then visit Ripley's Aquarium of Canada with abundant aquatic creatures. Take a seasonal cruise on Lake Ontario afterward.
After lunch, drive past University of Toronto, Chinatown and Ontario Provincial Parliament. End with Casa Loma exterior visit. This vintage hilltop castle features unique architecture, Hollywood shooting sites and a 5-acre garden, a famous local photo spot.

Please book domestic flights after 8 PM and international flights after 9 PM.

Departure Information
1.Recommended flight time: Please book domestic flights after 8:00 PM, or international flights after 9:00 PM.
2.Free drop-off airport: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ).

For guests needing pre/post tour hotel booking:
1.Post-tour standard hotel (Comfort Inn/Best Western or similar)
Upon tour end, the guide will assist you in taking the airport hotel shuttle for self check-in. After check-out, take the free airport shuttle to the airport.
2.Post-tour upgraded hotel (Sheraton or similar)
The guide will drop you off at the hotel after the tour. No free airport shuttle is available; guests need to arrange airport transportation at their own expense.

Important Notes
-Breakfast inclusion excludes free airport shuttle; shuttle service is not available with breakfast.
-For standard airport hotels, the guide only assists with shuttle boarding without accompanying check-in. Free airport shuttle is provided after check-out.
-Peak Season Surcharge: A per-room hotel surcharge applies in Toronto from June 10 to July 10, 2026, during the FIFA World Cup.