Arrive in cosmopolitan Toronto, capital of Ontario and Canada’s largest city. As many flights arrive in the late afternoon and evening, there are no scheduled activities today. Take time to settle in or start discovering the city's multicultural neighborhoods and sites on your own before meeting your group in the morning.

This morning, travel to Niagara Falls, home to the awe-inspiring set of waterfalls nestled along the border between the United States and Canada. Embark on a boat cruise to the base of the falls and witness the thundering water from up close. Continue on to Niagara-on-the-Lake and take advantage of some free time to discover the “loveliest town in Canada.” Get a glimpse into the region’s 300-year-old winemaking history with a welcome lunch at a local winery.

This morning, prepare for a long driving day, taking in the surrounding landscape of Ontario as you travel to Rockport, gateway to the spectacular Thousand Islands. Enjoy a memorable cruise through this unspoiled region, located along the St. Lawrence River. Then, set off for Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, offering a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Take the evening to explore and have dinner on your own in nearby ByWard Market.

Get to know Ottawa as you explore the city. Venture past the prime minister's residence, multiple embassies, and the impressive National Art Gallery. See the Gothic parliament buildings and the Rideau Canal, the best-preserved slackwater canal in North America. During a visit to an Indigenous heritage farm this afternoon, discover the vibrancy of Indigenous traditions as you experience a Pow Wow dance performance and dinner.

After a full day's drive, say bonjour to Quebec City, the heart of Canada’s French heritage. Upon arriving this afternoon, enjoy a little bit of free time to explore the Old Town (UNESCO), strolling along picturesque cobblestone streets and 17th-century buildings. Then, head to Ile d’Orleans, a farmland island on the Saint Lawrence River where you’ll sample local cuisine for dinner.

This morning, it’s your choice! Join a local guide and stroll the streets of Old Quebec City on foot; see the Place Royale and listen to stories of days gone by in historic squares -OR- embark on a panoramic coach tour to experience the beauty and history of both Old and New Quebec; you’ll see the stately Chateau Frontenac, the provincial Parliament, and the St. Louis Gate. Enjoy an afternoon and evening at leisure.

Leave Quebec City early this morning for the countryside, where breakfast is served at a local sugar shack. Learn about the traditions of maple syrup-making and enjoy a “lumberjack breakfast” complete with pancakes, baked beans, meat pie, and of course, maple syrup. Before leaving, try a favorite regional treat – maple taffy on the snow! Next, visit the impressive Montmorency Falls and marvel at this natural wonder plunging 272 feet off the Canadian Shield, approximately 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls. Then, sit back and enjoy the ride this afternoon as the journey continues to Montreal. From skyscrapers and cathedrals to rushing waterways and lush gardens, Montreal is a blend of all things old and new. The evening is yours to explore the city independently.

Today, enjoy a sightseeing tour of Montreal highlighting Jacques Cartier Square, McGill University, and views of Mount Royal, the city’s namesake mountain. After your guided visit to the renowned Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, your tour will end in Old Montreal where the afternoon is yours to explore the city at leisure. Tonight, join your fellow travelers for a farewell dinner celebrating the end of a memorable trip.

Your tour draws to a close today.