Great Parks of The East: Toronto, Muskokas, Tremblant, Thousand Islands & More

Arrive at Pearson International Airport, Toronto, and transfer independently to your downtown hotel. The Roadbook you received will have all the information needed for your holiday/trip/journey. The Remainder of your day is at leisure, perhaps shopping at the Eaton Centre or sampling the fine cuisine and nightlife of Toronto.

Overnight in Toronto.

Today’s scenic drive takes you to Huron country with a suggested detour through Penetanguishene, an old native village. You will certainly want to experience a little bit of the Georgian Bay's ‘30 000 Islands’, the world's largest freshwater archipelago and, time permitting, tour the Jesuit mission at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.

Overnight in Midland. 

Leaving Midland, the road leads north-east to century-old Algonquin Provincial Park, the first national park to be established in Canada, and the beautiful Muskoka region. It’s a relatively short driving day with lots of opportunities to stop and enjoy the magnificent scenery.

Overnight near Huntsville.

There’s lots to do in Huntsville, located on the edge of Algonquin Provincial Park and Ontario’s coveted ‘cottage country’, known for a gracious lifestyle, endless summer days spent on a multitude of freshwater lakes and rivers and spectacular natural beauty. For the outdoors enthusiast there are hiking trails, horse riding opportunities and boat cruises. A short drive away are Lion's Lookout Park or Muskoka Pioneer Village.

Overnight near Huntsville. 

Today you journey into Quebec to Gatineau Park. This is a delightful natural area, almost an oasis, of hills and forest that boasts an amazing biodiversity. It’s near the town of Gatineau, which itself is just across the river from Ottawa, making this a great spot for hiking, canoeing, cycling, as well as winter sports. Make a point to see the Mackenzie King Estate, Étienne Brûlé Lookout and Philippe Lake.

Overnight in Ottawa.

It is a short drive into the Laurentian Mountains, and you should have time in the morning to see more of Ottawa, the Parliament Buildings, maybe even a short cruise on the Ottawa River. Your final destination of the day is the resort area of Mont Tremblant.

Overnight in Tremblant.

Enjoy a full day in the Laurentians. Visiting St. Jovite and MontTremblant Park, Quebec's oldest provincial park, you’ll uncover the scenic beauty that attracts travelers from around the world. Relax and take your time to enjoy the luxury resort area of Tremblant which invites you to stroll through its beautiful pedestrian village.

Overnight in Tremblant.

A scenic drive on the Chemin du Roy, Canada’s first year-round carriageway, brings you past numerous historical French-Canadian villages. Trois-Rivieres is Quebec’s second-oldest city and many of its streets feature 18th-century style structures and galleries. In Batiscan, you can view a stone presbytery, a fascinating architectural gem.

Overnight in Quebec City.

The best way to see the numerous historic buildings and experience the city’s unique French culture is to take a leisurely walk through the enchanting, cobbled streets, and narrow laneways. Don’t miss a visit to The Fortifications, the famous Plains of Abraham, the Place Royale, the Basilica, or the dramatic shrine at Ste. Anne-de-Beaupre. If you have time, a little outside the city are wonderfully natural settings of Montmorency Falls and Ile d'Orleans.

Overnight in Quebec City. 

Today you can enjoy a fabulously scenic drive through the fertile plains and rolling hills of the Mauricie and Lanaudiere regions, wonderful examples of the unspoiled landscapes of Quebec’s less travelled regions.

Overnight in Saint-Alexis-Des-Monts

Beautiful scenery surrounds you at Reservoir Taureau and Baie du Milieu, with numerous outdoor activities at your disposal, such as canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking or sailing. Alternatively, head for the hills along the hiking trails.

Overnight in Saint-Alexis-Des-Monts

Traverse the Lanaudiere region and its numerous lakes. Stop in Berthierville and visit the Gilles Villeneuve Museum, then continue to the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Montreal. You can create your own urban adventures that might include the Notre-Dame Basilica, Place d'Armes, rue St. Catherine, Old Montreal, the "underground city", Mont-Royal Park, the Biodome de Montreal and Insectarium, Olympic Stadium, botanical gardens, Musee des Beaux Arts, and the Oratoire St. Joseph. Spend the evening exploring this cosmopolitan center’s bustling nightlife and gourmet restaurants.

Overnight in Montreal.

Cross the border into Ontario and explore the tranquility of the Thousand Islands region. Visit Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg and Old Fort Henry or take a leisurely cruise through the Thousand Islands.

Overnight in Kingston.

Drive along Lake Ontario, skirting Ontario's capital, Toronto, to reach Niagara Falls. Visit Niagara-on-the-Lake, a charming 19th-century village. Once in Niagara Falls, put on your rain jacket and step aboard for the ride of a lifetime! The Hornblower Niagara Cruises - Voyage to The Falls tour will take you to the American Falls before sailing past massive rock formations to the magnificent sight of the thundering Horseshoe Falls. Be assured that you will have unsurpassed photo opportunities.

Overnight in Niagara Falls.

Return to Toronto's Pearson International Airport to check in for your return flight, or your hotel if you plan to extend your stay.