Journey through Eastern Canada in fall

Your Canadian vacation begins in Montreal, the largest city in Quebec. Walk down the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, admire the city’s blend of heritage buildings and eye-catching skyscrapers, and take in the views of the St. Lawrence River. 

Say goodbye to vibrant Montreal and enjoy the scenic journey to Magog, a small city in the Eastern Townships.

Discover some of the beautiful mountains, lakes, and vineyards in the Eastern Townships region.

Travel through some of French Canada’s most picturesque countryside as you head towards Quebec City.

You have the whole day to explore Quebec City or the surrounding countryside. Late this evening, board The Ocean train and begin your eastward journey to Moncton.

Awake in the province of New Brunswick and enjoy the countryside views as the train moves towards Bathurst. This afternoon, begin your guided small-group experience of the Maritimes.

See the famous Hopewell Rocks and travel along the Fundy Trail Parkway. This coastal wilderness area features craggy cliffs, isolated beaches, sea caves, waterfalls, and plenty of wildlife.

Your destination today is the quaint seaside town of St. Andrews, where you can learn about Ministers Island, a National Historic Site of Canada. 

Board the ferry in Saint John and cross the Bay of Fundy to Digby, Nova Scotia. After your ferry crossing, travel to the colourful, historic town of Lunenburg.  

After a leisurely morning, travel along the Lighthouse Route, known for its beauty, historic charm, and rocky coastline. Stop at Mahone Bay and Peggy's Cove before arriving in Halifax. 

Bid farewell to the Canadian Maritimes as your trip ends with departure from Halifax.