Rails of Discovery: From Eastern Cities to Atlantic Shores

Upon arrival in Toronto, a private vehicle will take you to your hotel in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which is about 1.5 hours away.

Located at the confluence of the Niagara River and Lake Ontario, Niagara-on-the-Lake is a beautiful town that will captivate you with its cultural charm. A hotspot for water sports and scenic cruises, the town is home to historic landmarks like Fort George and the 19th-century architecture of the Old Town. It is also the gateway to Ontario’s wine country.

Group Sightseeing Tour of Niagara and Niagara-on-the-Lake

Experience the majesty of Niagara Falls on this guided tour. Start on the Canadian side with spectacular views of the Upper Rapids and Horseshoe Falls, followed by a closer look at the American Falls from Table Rock. You will also get to enjoy a stunning water-level view of the Falls aboard the Niagara City Cruise Boat.

Next, head to the Fallsview Restaurant at the Sheraton for a delicious buffet lunch with a side of panoramic waterfall views. If you’re visiting in winter, you can enjoy the Journey Behind the Falls experience instead of the waterfall cruise. After lunch, the tour continues along the scenic Niagara Parkway, with stops at the Floral Clock, the Botanical Gardens, and Niagara-on-the-Lake, before returning to your hotel.

Group Wine Country Bus Tour

Embark on a guided tour of Niagara-on-the-Lake's renowned wine region. After breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel and together, you will set off on a drive across the scenic countryside. Learn more about the region’s wines and enjoy barrel tastings, paired with homemade finger foods, at renowned wineries such as Pillitteri Estates, Inniskillin, and Konzelmann Estate.

After touring the wineries, head back to Niagara-on-the-Lake for a relaxing lunch, followed by free time to explore the local shops and boutiques. At the end of the tour, you will be driven back to your hotel.

You will be driven from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Toronto in a private vehicle. The travel time is about 1.5 hours.

Toronto is Canada's business capital and gateway to the Great Lakes. This vibrant city is famous for iconic attractions like Niagara Falls, CN Towers, and Toronto Islands, as well as world-class dining, museums, and sporting events.

Personalised Toronto City Tour

Discover the best of Toronto and its vibrant culture on this half-day tour. Canada’s biggest city is truly a melting pot of culture, finance, and history. The tour begins at Eaton Centre, an iconic landmark with scores of shops, art galleries, eateries, and green spaces, all under an arched glass ceiling.

Your next stop is Chinatown, a bustling Asian marketplace filled with open-air shops and eateries serving Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Japanese cuisines. When in Toronto, you cannot miss the iconic CN Tower! Enjoy stunning views of the city skyline from the observation deck, and grab a bite at its 360-degree revolving restaurant on the top floor.

Wrap up your tour with a visit to the Old and New City Halls, majestic structures that are an important part of Toronto's heritage. You will get to take plenty of photos along the way!

You will be driven from your hotel to Toronto train station in a private vehicle, where you will board your train from Toronto to Montreal. The travel time is about 5.5 hours. Upon arrival, walk from Gare Centrale (Montreal Central Station) to your hotel.

The vibrant city of Montréal is an enchanting blend of old-world charm and modern energy. Located along the St. Lawrence River, the city is renowned for its striking architecture, lively food culture, nightlife, and exciting festivals. Visit Mount Royal Park for scenic walking trails and panoramic city views. Old Montréal’s cobblestone streets, grand Notre-Dame Basilica, and fascinating Pointe-à-Callière museum will take you back in time.

Personalised Underground City, Downtown, and Old Montreal Walking Tour

Experience the best of Montreal on this personalised tour, which starts at Dorchester Square. Visit the iconic Sun Life Building and Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, before making your way to the Renaissance-style Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral.

Marvel at Windsor Station, a masterpiece of Romanesque Revival architecture, while your knowledgeable guide shares interesting historical insights and anecdotes about the area. Swing by the Place Ville Marie, another iconic landmark before entering Promenades Cathedrale. This is the entrance to RESO, Montreal’s 32-kilometre underground city comprising train stations, museums, universities, and an ice rink.

Next, explore the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica, and stroll along the historic cobbled streets of Old Montreal, dotted with several architectural gems and art galleries. Wrap up your day with a walk along the picturesque St. Lawrence River.

Walk to the Gare Centrale (Montreal Central Station) and board your train to Quebec City. You will be travelling in the comfortable Economy Class, and the travel time is about 3.5 hours. Upon reaching Quebec City, a private vehicle will take you from the Quebec City train station to your hotel.

Overlooking the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City is renowned for its rich French heritage and military history. Often dubbed the ‘Europe of North America’ this 400-year-old city is home to historic landmarks like the UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, and the Notre-Dame-de-Québec Cathedral Basilica. Beyond its historic architecture, the city is brimming with attractions such as the Huron Wendat Museum, Montmorency Falls, Dufferin Terrace, and more.

Personalised Walking Tour of Quebec City

Old Quebec, believed to be the only walled city in North America, is an enchanting journey back in time. Your friendly, knowledgeable guide, dressed in a period costume, will lead you through the UNESCO-listed Upper Town and Lower Town neighbourhoods.

Along the way, admire the beautiful 17th-century bastions and ramparts, and learn about the town’s fascinating history. The tour will also take you through the Latin Quarter, passing by the Seminary of Quebec, and the grand Notre-Dame de Quebec Cathedral-Basilica. Explore the historic Quartier Petit-Champlain, one of North America’s oldest commercial areas, before wrapping up your tour at Place Royale, the vibrant public square.

A private vehicle will take you from your hotel to Quebec City train station, where you will board your train to Halifax, NS. Enjoy the 20-hour journey in the comfort of Sleeper Plus Class.

Via Rail's The Ocean: from Sainte-Foy/Quebec City to Halifax

Set off on a picturesque journey from Sainte Foy/Quebec City to the charming seaport of Halifax aboard VIA Rail’s The Ocean. Settle in your comfortable Sleeper Plus car and enjoy the beauty of Quebec’s beautiful landscapes. Soak in the views as the train winds through picturesque towns, lush forests, and rolling hills.

Your Sleeper Plus cabin comfortably accommodates two guests, and is equipped with most modern amenities. Some cabins have private ensuites, while others come with shared shower facilities. Head over to the train’s dining car to savour a variety of delicious regional fare prepared using fresh, local ingredients, as well as some fine Canadian wines.

Looking to 'step out' a bit during your journey? Head over to the lounge area in the train’s service car, which has a television, and a takeout counter where you can have a quick bite.

Make your way from the Via Rail Train Station to your hotel.

Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, is a lively port city with a rich historic and maritime heritage. There is plenty to see here, from the iconic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse and Halifax Citadel to the charming Old Town Clock. The picturesque waterfront, dotted with lively restaurants, museums, shops, and public art, is a great place to spend the evening.

Group Tour of Halifax Highlights with Peggy’s Cove

Delve into Nova Scotia's fascinating past and marvel at its natural beauty on this group tour. You will be driven in a shared vehicle from your hotel to Peggy's Cove, a picturesque fishing village. Your first stop is the iconic Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, which was built in 1868 and is one of the region’s most famous landmarks.

Next, explore Citadel Hill, a national historic site in downtown Halifax, where costumed re-enactors bring the fort's history to life. The site is an excellent vantage point for stunning views of the harbour, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of soldiers and their families in the late 1800s.

More interesting landmarks await you in the downtown area, such as Fairview Cemetery, the final resting place of over a hundred victims of the Titanic disaster. Along the way, you will also pass by Pier 21, Canada’s last surviving seaport immigration facility, and the Halifax Farmers’ Market.

Group Tour of Annapolis Valley Wineries with Tastings

Learn all about Annapolis Valley’s finest wineries on this carefully curated tour. Reach the designated meeting point, from where a a shared vehicle will take you to this beautiful region that is dotted with orchards, vineyards, and fields. With about a dozen exclusive wineries, the valley is well-known for its sparkling wines.

This tour will take you to three of Annapolis Valley’s top wineries, where you will get a behind-the-scenes look at the winemaking process. Learn about the different varieties of grapes grown in this cool-climate terroir, the equipment used to extract the wine, and the techniques that impart each wine’s unique flavour. You will also get to sample some of the house wines. Finally, enjoy a sumptuous lunch before you head back.