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Visit Toronto, Quebec City, Fredericton, Halifax, Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, Saint John, Ottawa, Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls * Early-bird Offer: For booking 2 weeks in advance, FREE upgrade to Suite Room at Montreal OR Quebec City. For booking 1 month in advance, FREE upgrade to Suite Room at both Montreal AND Quebec City (apply to basic tours only).

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Tour Plan

• Day   1

  Hometown ✈ Toronto
  
   Quality Inn/ Comfort Inn/ Best Western or similar
• Day   2

  Toronto - Quebec City (Old Quebec)
  
   B; D: optional French cuisine dinner
  
   Clarion/ Quality Hotel or similar
  [EARLY BIRD BONUS: Free upgrade to suite room w/ BKF for booking 1 month in advance] Old Quebec: With rich European vibes and colors and historic sites everywhere, like the only well-preserved city wall in North America, the elegant and luxurious castle hotel, the refined old church, the magnificent Quebec Provincial Parliament Building, the antique horse-drawn carriages, street arts, etc., this old city absolutely worth a visit.
• Day   3

  Quebec City - New Brunswick – Kings Landing – Hartland Covered Bridge - Fredericton
  
   (B*except for upgraded hotel)
  
   Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar
  [If Kings Landing is closed, will visit Montmorency Falls instead] Kings Landing: Situated along the Wolastoq (St. John River), this 300-acre open-air museum is home to over 70,000 artefacts and a 19th-century village full of costumed characters, farm animals and 70 historic buildings. The Village will let you Step back in time to explore rural New Brunswick in the 1800s. It also offers workshops, educational programs, children’s summer camps, exhibits, and unique culinary experiences. Hartland Covered Bridge: Dating back to the first decade of the 19th century, when builders in North America began using wooden trusses to construct long spans and covering them to keep the truss joints from rotting, the bridge is the longest surviving covered bridge in the world (391 meters long), spanning the St Johns River from Hartland to Somerville. It was listed as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1980.
• Day   4

  Fredericton – Halifax (Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21) - Peggy’s Cove - Lighthouse Park
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Hampton Inn & Suite or similar
  Exclusive: Campfire party after dinner (subject to weather condition and/or the city’s bylaw) Maritime Museum of the Atlantic: Canada’s oldest and largest maritime museum, it is a valuable historical, cultural and education site collecting and interpreting various elements of the provincial marine history. Visitors are introduced to the age of steamships, local small craft, the Royal Canadian and Merchant Navies, World War II convoys and The Battle of the Atlantic, the Halifax Explosion of 1917, and Nova Scotia’s role in the aftermath of the Titanic disaster. Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21: Located in the Pier 21 national historic site at the Halifax seaport, the Museum is Canada’s sixth national museum with the mission to share the ongoing story of immigration to Canada – past to present and coast to coast. Its rich exhibitions consist of first-person accounts, intimate oral histories, archival photographs, artifacts and immersive experience. Peggy’s Cove: In this small fishing village on the rocks by the sea, the beautiful scenery composing of steep rocks, the roaring Atlantic Ocean and the quietly standing lighthouse has attracted thousands of photographers from all over the world.
• Day   5

  Halifax - Prince Edward Island (PEI) - Charlottetown – Birthplace of famous novel "Anne of Green Gables" - Cavendish Beach
  
   (B; D: optional lobster dinner)
  
   Country-style resort hotel (Cavendish Memotree Resort or similar)
  Exclusive: Campfire party after dinner (subject to weather condition and/or the city’s bylaw) Prince Edward Island: The smallest province of Canada with vast area of grasslands and potato fields, dairy farms, blue sky, white clouds… just like a paradise! Cavendish Beach: Fronting the Gulf of St. Lawrence, this broad natural sand beach stretching for 8 km is renowned for its unspoiled beachfront, sandstone cliffs and barrier islands.
• Day   6

  Prince Edward Island (PEI) - New Brunswick [Big Lobster, Fundy Bay, Hopewell Rocks, Magnetic Hill] – Saint John - Fredericton
  
   Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar
  Hopewell Rocks: The tides in the Bay of Fundy can rise an unbelievable 16 meters, with 160 billion tonnes of seawater gushing in and out of the bay twice a day. At Hopewell Rocks, you can best experience the world’s highest tides or walk around giant sea stack at low tide. Magnetic Hill: One of New Brunswick’s Oldest and most popular tourist attractions, this wondrous place arose visitors’ curiosity over magnetic mystery. Come to experience a car rolling uphill in total defiance of natural law. Saint John: The largest city in the province of New Brunswick, where most of the Victorian-style buildings along its coast were gradually left after the British colonists first landed in Canada.
• Day   7

  Fredericton – Hartland Covered Bridge - Montreal [Montreal Biodome, Old Montreal]
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Radisson/Quality or similar [EARLY BIRD BONUS: Free upgrade to suite room w/ BKF for booking 1 month in advance]
  Montreal Biodome: Located on the venue of the 1976 Olympic Games, it reconstructed five ecosystems in the Americas: tropical rainforest, polar region, Canadian deciduous forest, St. Lawrence River, and Labrador Coast. It is known as “the most representative attraction worth visiting” in Montreal.
• Day   8

  Montreal – Ottawa (Rideau Hall, Parliament Hill & Canadian Museum of History) - Thousand Islands (optional cruise ride) - Toronto
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Quality/Comfort/Best Western or similar (Optional upgrade to Sheraton/Hilton or similar)
  Canadian Museum of History: Canada's largest and most visited museum exhibiting the content of how the multiculturalism from Indians to immigrants created today's Canadian civilization, and a complete introduction to Canadian history, geography, culture, etc. Thousand Islands: A North American archipelago of over 1800 islands that straddles the Canada-US border in the St. Lawrence River as it merges the northeast corner of Lake Ontario. The smallest one is just a reef while the largest can cover several square miles. As a part of the UNESCO Frontenac Arch World Biosphere Reserve, it is absolutely beautiful like a paradise and one of the premier tourist attractions in Ontario.
• Day   9

  Toronto – Niagara Falls (Hornblower Cruise) - Niagara Wine Region
  
   B: Hotel / L: On Own / D: On Own
  
   Comfort Inn or similar [EARLY BIRD BONUS: Free upgrade to hotel at Clifton Hill tourist area with breakfast for booking 1 month in advance]
  Niagara Falls: World-renowned natural landscape and tourist attraction, there are so many ways to explore: visit the Observatory Deck atop the Skylon Tower for a spectacular 360-degree views of the entire city including the Falls, or take the 20-minute Hornblower Cruise ride to enjoy breathtaking close-up views of the Niagara Gorge, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Niagara Wine Region: Niagara has been gaining international recognition as a must-visit wine destination. With unique geographical advantage and climatic environment, the entire Niagara wine region along the shores of Lake Ontario is home to over 50 wineries producing variety of aromatic red and white wine and authentic Ice Wine.
• Day   10

  Niagara Falls - Toronto City Tour [Legislative Assembly of Ontario, University of Toronto, Chinatown, CN Tower (exterior) Toronto Harbour Sightseeing Boat Tour, Casa Roma Castle (exterior)] – Toronto Intl Airport (YYZ) ✈ Hometown (* Please arrange domestic flights leaving after 8pm/ international flight after 9pm)
  CN Tower: Toronto’s iconic cityscape and must-visit attraction located in the heart of the city. The observatory deck on the tower offers panoramic views of Lake Ontario and the entire city. Casa Roma Castle: Completed in 1914, this almost 200,000-square-foot majestic castle allows us to step back in time to a period of European elegance and splendor. Today, it is one of Toronto’s top tourist attractions, hospitality venue and filming location.