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From glittering city skylines to coastal cliffs kissed by the Atlantic, Eastern Canada is a symphony of sights, sounds, and flavours! Witness the raw power of dramatic waterfalls and cruise along waters that mirror the sky. Take the scenic route through hidden gems, wander through grand halls and opulent castles, and then venture into the rolling countryside! One moment, you’re lost in history, the next, you’re breathless at the edge of the world. This journey is sure to shift your perspective.
May to October
10 days
Beaches, History & Architecture, Nature & Landscape, Vibrant City Settings
Luxury and High-end boutique hotels
Kick-off in style at the CN Tower and ride up to the SkyPod for jaw-dropping views that’ll make your heart race! Experience the thrill of a lifetime as the city unfolds beneath you. Dive into an underwater wonderland at Ripley’s Aquarium, where sharks glide overhead in a glass tunnel. Wander through the Distillery District, a dreamy mix of cobbled streets, indie art, and cosy cafés. Refuel at 1 Kitchen Restaurant, a chic contemporary spot serving fresh local farm-to-table cuisine. Sports enthusiasts can cheer on the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre, soaking in the vibrant energy of a live game.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Channel your inner royal at Casa Loma this morning, a castle with secret tunnels, grand halls, and epic city views. Next get your quirk on at St. Lawrence Market, a foodie paradise, that has been serving Toronto for more than two centuries. Embark on a time-traveling adventure at the Royal Ontario Museum adorned with dinosaurs, ancient artefacts, and world-class art. Make sure to visit Little Canada, a miniature masterpiece showcasing the country in tiny, mind-blowing detail. As the sun dips, soak in the Harbourfront’s golden hour glow before hopping over to Toronto Island Park for the best skyline views.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Hop on the Hornblower Cruise and get up close to Niagara Falls, where 3,160 tons of water thunders down every second, enough to fill an Olympic-sized pool in a blink! Take the Journey Behind the Falls and stand in tunnels carved through bedrock as water crashes down. Dry-off and refuel at Table Rock House Restaurant, where floor-to-ceiling windows serve up incredible fall views. Next, switch gears with a trip to Niagara-on-the-Lake, a storybook town with charming boutiques, heritage buildings, and world-class wineries. Sip on Ontario’s famous ice wine, a sweet, gold-hued delight made from frozen grapes.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Gothic meets grandeur at Parliament Hill in Canada’s capital. Enjoy the Changing of the Guard spectacle. Glide or bike along the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO gem that transforms with the seasons. Stop by the Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Ottawa’s own castle, for a peek into its storied past. Foodies must visit ByWard Market. Grab a Beavertail and sip local craft beer. Then, descend into the Cold War at Diefenbunker, Canada’s once-secret underground bunker turned fascinating museum. History buffs enjoy a trip to the Canadian Museum of History and stand beneath Maman, the iconic spider sculpture at the National Gallery.
Restays Luxury Hotel Ottawa
Get soaked in history at Old Montreal. Watch the Notre Dame Basilica stun with its celestial glow, those stained-glass windows are next-level gorgeous! Swing by Place d’Armes, where old meets new in the most photogenic way. Unwind at Bota Bota, a floating spa on the St. Lawrence River where Nordic-style baths come with skyline views. Breathe in the fresh mountain air at Mount Royal Park, then marvel at St. Joseph’s Oratory, a towering beauty with jaw-dropping city views. Cap it off with a mind-blowing tasting menu at Jerome Ferrer Europea! As night falls, dive into Quartier des Spectacles, where the city pulses with electric energy.
The Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Explore Olympic Park, home to the lush Botanical Gardens and the fascinating Biodome. The area offers diverse ecosystems and a slice of Montreal's Olympic history. No trip here is complete without bagels, grab a legendary one from St-Viateur or Fairmount. Walk the Jean-Talon Market, a feast of fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and local treats. Stroll through Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, admiring colourful murals and cosy cafes, feeling the vibrant, bohemian pulse of the neighbourhood. End the day in the Underground City, a hidden world of shops, eateries, and surprises, perfect for escaping the weather while indulging in a little retail therapy!
The Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Wander through Old Quebec, a living postcard! Be floored by the lively squares, and the grand Chateau Frontenac towering above it all. Stroll along Terrasse Dufferin where the St. Lawrence River stretches before you, then explore the star-shaped Citadel of Quebec, an active military fortress. Get lost in the fairytale district of Petit Champlain. Wander its narrow streets, art galleries, and hidden courtyards with each corner revealing another captivating scene. As evening falls, savour authentic French cuisine at Le Saint-Amour, known for its foie gras, duck magret, and exquisite wine selection.
Le Capitole Hotel
Meet the Montmorency Falls, an awe-inspiring cascade even taller than Niagara. Take the suspension bridge for thrilling views, or ride the cable car up for a panoramic perspective. Cross over to Island of Orleans, a countryside gem lined with apple orchards, wineries, and chocolatiers. Stop at Cidrerie Verger Bilodeau for cider tastings and at a local chocolaterie for sweet treats. In the evening, consider Quebec’s quaint and distinct Upper Town perched on a cliff with historic fortifications and the picturesque Lower Town, a charming riverside area with cobblestone streets, boutiques, and Place Royale.
Le Capitole Hotel
Drive the scenic Confederation Bridge, world's longest bridge over ice-covered water. Wander down Victoria Row, a lively street filled with cafes, boutiques, and live music. Go on a peaceful stroll along the Peake’s Wharf Historic Waterfront. History buffs must visit the regal Beaconsfield Historic House, a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion offering a glimpse into 19th-century island life. When hunger calls, dig into lobster poutine at Water Prince Corner Shop or oysters at Claddagh Oyster House. As the sun sets, sip a local craft beer at Gahan House Brewery before catching live music at Trailside Music Hall.
Fairholm Boutique Inns
Head towards the northern part of the island and savour a classic Prince Edward Island breakfast at The Blue Mussel Cafe. Then go to the Cavendish Beach, with soft sands, red cliffs and rolling dunes or the Brackley Beach that is known for its clear waters, and miles of pristine sand. Step into Anne Shirley’s world at Green Gables Heritage Place, and wander through the Haunted Woods and Lover’s Lane. Journey back in time at Orwell Corner Historic Village, a charming 19th-century farming community. End with a visit to Point Prim Lighthouse, PEI’s oldest, and known for the best sunset views, offering a perfect end to a day of island exploration.
Fairholm Boutique Inns
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