Toronto to Kingston: Begin your journey with a comfortable departure from Toronto, leaving the city for the scenic landscapes, waterways, and historic towns of Eastern Canada.

Enjoy a short stop in Kingston, a former Canadian capital known for its limestone architecture and waterfront charm. This brief visit introduces you to the region’s history and sets the tone for the days ahead.

Travel into the stunning Thousand Islands region, where emerald islands and sparkling waterways create one of the most beautiful landscapes in North America.

Canadian Thousand Islands Cruise (Optional): This optional cruise offers an exceptional view of the islands, passing elegant cottages, leafy shorelines, and historic sites. It’s a chance to relax and take in the scenery from a completely different perspective. Important Note: The Canadian Thousand Islands Cruise generally operates from mid-April to October. Actual opening dates are subject to the official website. If the cruise is closed, the itinerary will instead visit the Montréal Biodôme and the Montréal Olympic Tower.

Arrive in Montreal, a vibrant blend of modern city life and European flair. The city’s energy, culture, and food scene make it one of Canada’s most beloved destinations.

Montreal City Tour: Dorchester Square - is one of downtown Montreal’s most iconic public spaces, surrounded by grand historic buildings and monuments. It’s the perfect starting point to understand the city’s blend of European charm and modern energy. Mary Queen of the World Cathedral - Inspired by St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, this cathedral is a standout example of Renaissance Revival architecture. Its intricate façade and commanding dome offer a glimpse into Montreal’s deep Catholic heritage. Sun Life Building - Once the largest building in the British Empire, the Sun Life Building is a monument to Montreal’s financial history. Its Beaux-Arts design and massive stone presence showcase the city’s early 20th-century prosperity. Saint-Catherine Street - Montreal’s most famous commercial avenue buzzes with shops, cafés, and cultural landmarks. Walking here offers a snapshot of the city’s modern lifestyle, vibrant art scene, and unmistakable personality.

Montreal French Dinner (Optional for extra fees): Choose to indulge in a traditional French-Canadian dinner, experiencing the region’s rich culinary heritage in an authentic setting