East Canada bite-sized trips
Create your own holiday itinerary
Historic squares and French cuisine in Quebec, rugged coastlines of the Atlantic, and towns dotted along the river’s edge. East Canada has a little bit of something for everyone.
How does it work?
- Explore our regions and pick your favourite bite-sized trips.
- Add them to your travel plan and send it our way.
- Your Canada Specialist will stitch it all together into a personalised holiday, made just for you.
Or, if you’d prefer something ready-made, our itineraries are good to go. You can book them as they are or chat with your Specialist about adding extra experiences. Get in touch with our destination experts to start planning.
A trip to East Canada isn’t complete without a visit to the mighty Niagara Falls. With our 2 day trip, you can view the unstoppable flow of rushing water from many platforms and hiking trails, and get up close with an exciting boat tour, seeing the full power of the thundering falls and feeling the spray of water hitting your face.
Not far from metropolitan Toronto, you’ll find Algonquin Provincial Park – a wild haven of thick pine forests, jagged cliffs and crystal-clear lakes. It’s the perfect place for you to dive into the wild and bring out your inner explorer.
Toronto is known to be the most multiculturally diverse city in the world, and it’s the perfect place to start you Canadian adventure! The city offers a lively harbour front, bustling streets and plenty of international charm.
An adventurous journey takes you to the wild coast of Hudson Bay in northern Canada. Here lies Churchill, Manitoba, known as the polar bear capital of the world. Each year, as winter approaches, countless polar bears gather, waiting for the sea to freeze so they can begin their seal hunts. Travelling in specially designed tundra buggies, you’ll explore the vast wilderness and coastline, witnessing these magnificent animals in their natural habitat.
Ottawa has a long tradition of Canadian culture and is home to many national and local museums. You’ll get to discover the elegance of Canada’s capital with a guided bike tour, learning about Ottawa’s history whilst admiring the scenic surroundings.
The Thousand Islands are a group of over 1800 rugged islands dotting the St Lawrence river from Kingston to Brockville. You’ll spend 2 nights sleeping in historic Rockport, so you can explore the surrounding area at your own pace.
Quebec City is all about history, architecture and most people’s favourite, food. Over the centuries, the lanes and squares of the Old Town, a World Heritage Site, have seen the continents first of many things; from the first parish church to the first museum and the first French university.
Nestled between the majestic St. Lawrence River and the triple-peaked Mont Royal Hill, you’ll find the largest city in Quebec and Canada’s most cosmopolitan city, Montreal. The bustling city is known for having a cheerful atmosphere and plenty of festivals and events in the summer months.
Whale watching by Zodiac boat is arguably the best way to view these magnificent mammals while keeping a safe distance. You’ll enjoy an exciting wildlife adventure with whales and various marine species on the St. Lawrence River.
Riviere Du Loup, translated to Wolf River, became an important trade route for Canada, to protect the sailors and their ships, and for this reason, there were several lighthouses built on the islands.
Speak to our Canada specialist, Ella
“From the majestic rocky mountains to cool and cosmopolitan cities, Canada is the ultimate destination to indulge your wanderlust. I couldn’t get enough of sailing through every season on the open road of the West coast, spotting many bears, moose and eagles from the window. A personal highlight? Kayaking pristine lakes fringed by pine trees in the sunshine. Bliss!”
