Eastern Canada offers a stunning mix of rich cultural history, vibrant cities, and untouched wilderness. From the romantic old-world charm of Quebec City to the serene beauty of Algonquin Provincial Park, this region invites you to indulge in a journey that blends European sophistication with awe-inspiring natural landscapes.
"Many people associate Eastern Canada with its amazing cities, but it’s also home to some incredible natural scenery, diverse wildlife, and Indigenous culture. Areas like Bruce Peninsula, Manitoulin Island, Algonquin National Park, and Jacques Cartier National Park offer unforgettable outdoor experiences, and a perfect balance to the great cities!"
Luke, travel expert
This city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boats Old-World Elegance with a French Twist, as well as rich language and cultural diversity. Quebec is a slice of Europe in the heart of North America. This city, perched on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury.
Old Quebec City
Stroll through the winding cobbled streets of Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec), where every corner reveals a picture-perfect scene of turreted buildings, grand plazas, quaint shops and the 17th-century architecture create an atmosphere that’s both intimate and grand.
Montreal is a city not far from Quebec that's known for its world-class dining scene, thriving arts, and captivating mix of French and English cultures, Montreal is a feast for the senses.
Explore the Old Port area, where 18th-century architecture and cobblestone streets meet cutting-edge boutiques and art galleries. And art lovers will delight in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Montreal International Jazz Festival during the summer.
As Canada's largest city, Toronto is a cosmopolitan hub of culture. This city offers a vibrant mix of both boutique and high-end shopping, and a diverse selection of world-class dining.
Foodies should head to the iconic Yorkville neighbourhood—famed for its designer boutiques and chic cafés. And fans of the arts can explore cultural landmarks like the Art Gallery of Ontario or catch a performance at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.
Nestled along the St. Lawrence River, on the border between Canada and the United States, the 1000 Islands region offers a serene and luxurious escape for travellers seeking a blend of nature, history, and exclusivity.
This archipelago, comprised of over 1,800 islands, is famed for its breathtaking waterfront views, secluded coves, and opulent private estates. History buffs will particularly like the region's historic castles like Boldt Castle and Singer Castle.
Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario offers one of Canada’s most iconic wilderness experiences. This vast park, located between the Ottawa River and Georgian Bay, is a dream destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering stunning landscapes of pristine lakes, dense forests, and rugged terrain.
Have a chance at spotting moose, black bears, and wolves, while autumn brings the region’s famous display of vibrant colours. Enjoy the changes autumn brings and be mesmerised by the yellow and red hues of the native trees, it's an unforgettable sight for nature lovers.
The pristine nature of Jacques Cartier National Park is a sprawling wilderness is perfect for travellers looking to explore Canada’s great outdoors. It is actually part of the Laurentian Mountain range, along the glacial Jacques-Cartier River valley
While here, you can canoe tour along the park’s meandering rivers, or hike through the lush valleys surrounded by towering granite peaks. The park is also a great place for wildlife spotting, where moose, deer, and a variety of bird species roam freely in their natural habitat.
No trip to Eastern Canada would be complete without experiencing the awe-inspiring Niagara Falls! This iconic natural wonder can be enjoyed by helicopter tour to witness the breathtaking power of the falls from above, or take a private boat tour to feel the mist of the cascading waters up close.
Niagara-on-the-Lake
A visit to nearby Niagara-on-the-Lake, known for its charming wineries and historic appeal, rounds out a perfect day of indulgence and exploration.
For a tranquil retreat amidst some of Canada’s most picturesque landscapes, escape to the Laurentian Mountains, just an hour outside of Montreal. This region is famous for its rolling hills, pristine lakes, and lush forests, making it the ideal destination for those seeking outdoor recreation.
Mont-Tremblant
In the winter, Mont-Tremblant is a haven for skiers, with some of the best powder in Eastern Canada, while summer brings opportunities for golfing, hiking, and private yacht tours on Lake Tremblant.
You probably already have ideas for your holiday to the United States and Canada. Nature tours through the Rocky Mountains, spotting orcas near the San Juan Islands, or exploring the streets of San Francisco on the iconic cable car?
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