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ABOUT US

PEACE OF MIND At Senior Discovery Tours, we take care of all EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS the travel details, so all you have to do is sit Our Tour Planners travel the globe seeking back and enjoy every minute of your trip. As new destinations, vetting every element of Canada’s largest and most trusted group the tour - from perfectly planned itineraries, tour operator for over 45 years, our tours are to personally inspected hotels, and even designed to provide peace of mind and a the menu choices. We don’t just try to meet carefree experience for the mature traveller. your expectations, we aim to exceed them. We offer over 100 different tour programs We include more meals at local restaurants which deliver outstanding service, value for authentic dining, not-to-be-missed and discovery, so get ready to fill your minds iconic sights, cultural immersion and and cameras with beautiful images, striking off-the-beaten-track experiences, and a landscapes and special moments. number of surprises along the way! About Us_About Us 3/4/2021 9:07 AM Page 3

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SENIOR DISCOVERY TOURS

At the time of printing (March 2021) all of ALWAYS INCLUDED IN OUR our offices are closed to walk-in visitors. EXPERTLY PLANNED TOURS Re-opening will be announced on our website. Meanwhile, you may call us • Round-trip transportation between your home and the airport

at any phone number listed below. (from many Canadian cities)

TORONTO • All airfare, airport taxes and fuel surcharges. 225 Eglinton Avenue West (Airline baggage fees are not included) M4R 1A9 (416) 322-1500 • Carefully selected accommodations, including hotel taxes, gratuities and luggage handling (where available) OTTAWA 392 Richmond Road • All gratuities for hotels, drivers, guides and cruise staff K2A OE8 • Most meals, highlighting local flavour (613) 722-9400 • Comprehensive insurance plan (health while outside Canada, VANCOUVER (BURNABY) cancellation, trip interruption, loss of luggage, etc.) 6450 Roberts St. Suite 110 V5G 4E1 • Plenty of unparalleled sightseeing, and entrance fees (604) 647-0100 • Expert local guides CALGARY 11012 Macleod Trail SE Suite 215 • Experienced, professional and engaging Tour Managers T2J 6A5 • Prices include all taxes and are guaranteed in Canadian funds! (403) 225-2900 You have the option to arrange your own flights - air rebate will be applied. HAMILTON If you choose this option, home pick-up and airport transfers not included. New address to be announced in 2021. (905) 577-1500 • TO BOOK LONDON New address to be announced in 2021. • Phone the office nearest you to reserve your space. (519) 433-2300 • Within 7 days, send in the enclosed registration form, along with a deposit of $300 per person for regular tours,

MONTREAL or $700 per person for tours including a cruise, New address to be announced in 2021. to our Toronto address. (514) 344-4500 • Balance of payment is due 90 days prior to departure.

SENIOR DISCOVERY TOURS • Please see Page 4 for our special cancellation terms for 2021. Toll-Free 1-800-268-3492 SeniorDiscoveryTours.ca

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Dear Fellow Traveller:

We hope that you and your family have stayed safe and healthy throughout the pandemic. We would like to thank all of our loyal clients who have reached out to us with kind words of support over the past year.

I’d like to begin with some good news. Now that the vaccination program is under way across Canada, we are optimistic that we will be able to resume our Canadian tours in the summer of 2021, and so we are excited to present this “2021 All Canadian Edition” brochure.

As for our international tours, we are monitoring the directives from the world’s top health organizations and travel-related associations. We have decided to wait until government mandates regarding international travel are lifted before we take bookings for those tours, but I invite you to peruse our vast selection of destinations on our website. As soon as the travel advisories are removed, we’ll send you our brochure of international tours.

As we resume touring, we are committed to being the best-in-class for your health and safety, and will adhere to enhanced health protocols to ensure carefree travel. We don’t yet know which protocols will be necessary as this will be determined closer to the date of the tour, but of course we’ll keep you informed of all the relevant details and health-related procedures we’ll need to follow.

PEACE OF MIND

Please rest assured that you can book your Senior Discovery Tours holiday with complete peace of mind. We will continue to be the travel industry leader by offering a refund policy far more flexible and generous than other tour operators, and have introduced temporary cancellation policies for 2021. Highlight - you may cancel your tour up to 45 days prior to departure for any reason, at your sole discretion, and receive an immediate full refund!

For details on our health and safety measures, as well as our special cancellation terms for 2021 tours, see Pages 3 and 4 in this brochure.

While our walk-in offices will remain closed until further notice, our Tour Consultants are ready for your phone calls, happy to answer any questions you may have in order to ensure you’re 100% confident in booking and embarking on your upcoming journey. Call us at any of the phone numbers listed on Page 1 of this brochure.

For 45 years, we have taken our travellers to the most fascinating and beautiful places on earth, satisfying their sense of discovery while living up to our motto “Travel Made Easy”. During the travel pause of the past year, we’ve been busy enhancing our tour programs, and we will also be introducing exciting new Rewards and Referral programs (see Page 5 of this brochure for more information). So “Let’s Get Excited About Travel Again”, and discover our beautiful world together. We’ll take care of all the details!

Sincerely;

Danny Shay President Senior Discovery Tours

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HEALTH & SAFETY

TRAVEL SAFETY IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY BEST-IN-CLASS HEALTH PROTOCOLS This is obviously a unique and challenging time in the While we are eager to begin travelling again, we must world of travel. Please rest assured that as a company follow standards and protocols once we resume our specializing in tours for those 55+, our travellers' tour programs. Now that the vaccination program is health, safety, and peace of mind is by far our top underway across Canada, we are optimistic that we priority. will resume our Canadian tours in the summer and fall of 2021. In light of this, we have decided to wait until government mandates regarding travel are lifted, and When tours resume, we are committed to being the a significant number of people have been vaccinated best-in-class for your health and safety and will before we operate our tours. adhere to enhanced health protocols to ensure carefree travel. We don't yet know exactly which protocols will be necessary as this will be determined once most people are vaccinated.

We have decided to wait until government We continuously monitor the directives of the Public mandates regarding travel are lifted... we are Health Agency of Canada, the European Centre for “optimistic that we will resume our Canadian tours Disease Prevention (ECDS), the US Center for Disease in the summer and fall of 2021. Control (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO) and Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).

Our new guidelines” adhere to the global safety protocols from the World Travel & Tourism Council. The Safe Travels stamp is the world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp for Travel & Tourism, designed specifically to address COVID-19 and similar outbreaks.

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ENHANCED HEALTH & SAFETY HIGHLIGHTS SPECIAL CANCELLATION TERMS FOR 2021 • We are delighted to announce that we've been Please rest assured that you can book your Senior awarded the Safe Travels Stamp by the World Travel Discovery Tours holiday with complete peace of mind. and Tourism Council recognized globally for adopting We will continue to be the travel industry leader by safety and hygiene standards issued by government offering a refund policy far more flexible and generous and health authorities around the world. than other tour operators, and have introduced temporary cancellation policies for 2021. • Our expert Tour Managers are trained in enhanced health and safety protocols, and to deal with any Special Cancellation Highlights: situation that arises. They will monitor all our • We will contact you approximately 60 days prior to the travellers' well-being and ensure that all hotels, trip to fully explain which health protocols will be restaurants, and attractions adhere to health necessary for your tour, as well as the current protocols. situation at your destination. At that point, you may decide, at your sole discretion, if you want to proceed • All coaches have undergone thorough sanitizing on the tour. If you inform us by 45 days prior to before the tours start, daily and throughout the tour. departure that you choose not to go, we will send you Hand-sanitizer will always be accessible on the an immediate full refund of your payment. coach. The majority of our coaches have air filters that inject fresh air flow, renewing the air in the entire • If you choose to proceed with the tour, you will be cabin every 5 - 10 minutes. covered by our usual Cancellation Policy, including cancellation coverage in case of emergency illness or • Each of our hotels must pass strict health and safety injury, right up to your date of departure. requirements. We will only work with hotel, meal, transportation and activity suppliers that are • If you cancel your tour less than 45 days prior to your compliant with enhanced hygiene standards as trip, for a reason not covered in our Cancellation mandated by local regulations, in-line with best Policy, we have negotiated with our travel partners to practices. significantly reduce our cancellation penalties. More details can be found under our "Terms and • We anticipate that a vaccination certificate will be Conditions" on the back page of our brochure. necessary to enter any foreign country, and may indeed be required to board an aircraft to any • We will only operate tours if there is no government destination. The governing countries will clearly advisory against travel to your destination. If there is indicate these regulations, and we will ensure all of no such government advisory at 45 days prior to the the information and necessary documentation is tour, and subsequently the government does issue an shared with you before you decide to travel. advisory, the tour will be cancelled, and full refunds will be issued. • If you're intending to travel on one of our 2021 tours, we highly recommend that you be vaccinated as soon as possible. We anticipate that all of our travellers will be vaccinated, thus providing a safe environment for all of our valued clients.

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MORE REWARDING TRAVEL

Insider Club Benefits BENEFITS THE MOMENT YOU JOIN THE CLUB THAT TAKES YOU FURTHER Enjoying unforgettable travel experiences with Senior Senior Discovery Tours has always welcomed the Discovery Tours is now even more exciting as we launch opportunity to offer clubs and associations an exclusive our Discovery Rewards program. From exclusive travel reward for their loyalty when their members travel with items to discounts on future Senior Discovery tours, us. When we resume operating our tours, we will offer a Discovery Rewards offer exciting ways to get more out of 4% commission that will be paid directly to the every trip. The more you travel, the higher your Discovery club/association AND there is no minimum number of Rewards status and level of benefits. bookings required to receive the commission.

• Rewards begin upon enrollment If you have any questions or would like to book a virtual • Great travel-related gift items like clothing and baggage presentation for your club/association, please contact • Discounts on future tours us at [email protected] or call 1-800-268-3492. • Easy tier thresholds mean quick status upgrades

SHARE YOUR PHOTOS AND FEEDBACK Thank you to all of our loyal customers who have been posting such positive reviews on social media over the past year. We would love to continue to hear about your past travels and memories with Senior Discovery Tours - SHARING THE JOY OF TRAVEL it's an integral part of helping us plan future tours so we Senior Discovery Tours enjoys some of the best reviews can continue to provide you with superior travel experiences. in the travel industry, and we want to reward your loyalty by introducing our Blue Sky Referral Program. If Please feel free to leave us Google and Facebook reviews, you’re a member of our new Discovery Rewards Program, and share your travel photos with us on our website or and the person you refer books a trip with us, you both social media using #SeniorDiscoveryTours. Be sure to LIKE, are rewarded with tour discounts and Discovery Rewards SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel! You can bonuses. For over 45 years, Senior Discovery Tours has always check our website and social media for updates. sent more satisfied senior travellers on more tours than any other Canadian tour operator, and we will continue For Full Program Details and Easy Enrollment to measure our success through your positive reviews. visit SeniorDiscoveryTours.ca

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OUR CANADIAN TOURS AND CRUISES Canadian Rockies and Beautiful BC 7 Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tour 9 The Kootenay Rockies 11 Vancouver Island ­ Grizzlies & Whales 13 The Maritimes 15 Newfoundland and Labrador 17 Quebec ­ Towns and Villages 19 Quebec ­ Gaspé and St. Lawrence 21 History and Flavours of Quebec 23 Walking Tour of Prince Edward Island 25 Hiking in Newfoundland 27 St. Lawrence River Cruise and Quebec City 29 Victoria BC (Fall and Holiday Season) 31

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Air Canada flights • First Class and moderate hotels • Full breakfast daily • 6 dinners • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

COST: • per person, double occupancy, from Toronto - $4997

• Single supplement - $1290 Canadian Rockies • Triples - deduct $100 per person • Montreal - add $90 • Ottawa or Halifax - add $190 and Beautiful B.C. • Winnipeg - deduct $100 • Edmonton or Vancouver - deduct $300 • Calgary - deduct $400

Western Canada (especially the Rocky Mountains) is rightly considered to be one of the most beautiful 10 DAYS • 2 DATES IN 2021 places on earth. JULY 29 - AUGUST 7 Awe-inspiring mountain ranges with glistening snow- SEPTEMBER 16 - 25 capped peaks, azure blue lakes, huge areas of unspoiled wilderness, an abundance of wildlife and a highly developed tourist infrastructure all combine to make this area one of the world’s most desirable travel destinations. the Gondola Lift at Sulphur Mountain, Hell’s Gate Airtram and spectacular excursions on Maligne Lake and Banff’s This tour offers the opportunity to experience the grandeur Bow River. of Lake Louise, Banff and Jasper National Parks, as well as the exciting British Columbian cities of Vancouver (one So join us in western Canada this year for a truly of the world’s favourite cities) and the capital of BC - unforgettable experience. Victoria, which resembles a transplanted piece of * This tour is recommended only for the fit and active England. For the stout-hearted we have included some traveller. wonderful adventures ... the Columbia Icefields,

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Itinerary for Canadian Rockies and B.C.

Day 1: Departure / Calgary / Banff. We depart for Day 6: Cache Creek / Fraser Canyon / Vancouver. Our Calgary. Upon arrival we enjoy the scenic transfer into the first stop is the Hat Creek Ranch heritage site where we Rocky Mountains and our Banff hotel. This evening is our venture back in time to the 1860s for a glimpse into the Welcome Dinner. history of this region. We then proceed to the scenic Fraser Canyon for a ride across the Fraser River on Hell's Day 2: Banff. This morning we take a gondola ride up Gate Airtram, which offers a bird's eye-view of the point Sulphur Mountain for breathtaking views of the town and where the Fraser River squeezes through Hell's Gate - a Rocky Mountains. This afternoon we will enjoy a leisurely narrow gorge where over 200 million gallons of water per float trip along the Bow River enjoying the awesome views minute flow through - twice the volume of Niagara Falls! of the snow-capped Rockies all along the way. We end our day in Vancouver.

Day 3: Lake Louise / Columbia Icefields / Jasper. We Day 7: Vancouver. Our morning city tour includes Stanley begin the day with a visit of Lake Louise. With its emerald Park, Gastown, Chinatown and much more. The afternoon waters set against the backdrop of Victoria Glacier, Lake is at leisure to explore this beautiful city on your own. Louise is probably the most photographed scene in the Canadian Rockies. We then proceed along one of North Day 8: Victoria. We take the scenic ferry ride to Victoria America's most spectacular highways - the Icefields and upon arrival immediately proceed to the world- Parkway, where wildlife sightings are common. Of course renowned Butchart Gardens, where we can explore the we will stop for photos at Peyto Lake. The highlight of the 50-acre display of magnificent floral colour. We then day will be our ride aboard a unique "Snocoach" up the proceed to downtown Victoria where we will see the Inner Athabasca Glacier to the Columbia Icefield - the world’s Harbour, the Empress Hotel, Legislative Buildings and largest accumulation of ice south of the Arctic Circle. Beacon Hill Park. After our ride we continue on to see Athabasca Falls before arriving in Jasper. Day 9: Victoria. This morning we will enjoy a walking tour of Victoria's Inner Harbour with an entertaining local Day 4: Maligne Canyon / Jasper. This morning we visit guide. The afternoon is at leisure to explore this quaint one of the most spectacular gorges in the Canadian city on your own. With its turn-of-the-century buildings Rockies - Maligne Canyon, where sheer limestone walls and tweed shops, you might think Victoria is a plunge to depths of 165 feet. We also visit Maligne Lake, transplanted corner of Britain! Tonight we enjoy our the second largest glacial lake in the world. Our lake Farewell Dinner. cruise offers us breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, and also Spirit Island. Day 10: Home. We transfer to the airport for our Air Canada flight home. Day 5: Wells Gray Provincial Park / Kamloops. We enter British Columbia and are greeted with views in the distance of Mt. Robson - the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, as well as Mt. Terry Fox. Today’s highlight will be Wells Gray Provincial Park, with its towering mountains, deep canyons, volcanic cones, ancient old-growth forests, raging white-water rivers, and many beautiful waterfalls. After our visit we proceed to Kamloops.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Air Canada flights • First Class and moderate hotels • Rocky Mountaineer Rail tour. Complimentary wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks served throughout the rail journey • Breakfast daily, 4 dinners and 2 lunches • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

COST: • per person, double occupancy, Rocky from Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa in Silver Leaf Service - $6297

Mountaineer • Upgrade to Gold Leaf Service - $690 Vancouver to Jasper by rail • Single supplement - $990 • Triples - deduct $150 per person • Halifax - add $290 • Winnipeg - deduct $200 • Calgary - deduct $400 • Edmonton or Vancouver - deduct $500

The romance of travelling through the Rocky Mountains by train has always had immense appeal. For some it is 9 DAYS • 2 DATES IN 2021 the only way to see this region of untamed natural JULY 17 - 25 beauty. SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 3 (Fall Colours) The Rocky Mountaineer is considered one of the world's most spectacular rail experiences. As we enjoy the ultra-modern comforts of our train, we will be following the steps of the There are two types of service aboard the Rocky Mountaineer. early explorers as the rails meander over trestle bridges, Silver Leaf Service includes hot breakfasts and lunches along rivers and past waterfalls - all the while in the served at your seat, as you enjoy the spectacular scenery shadows of the magnificent glacier-clad mountains. While through the oversized panoramic windows. Gold Leaf Service onboard, our attendant will entertain us with interesting includes gourmet hot breakfasts and lunches served in the commentary, serve our meals and ensure our utmost comfort. exclusive Gold Leaf Dining Room, and unparalleled We board the Rocky Mountaineer in Vancouver, and on the panoramic views through the full-length dome windows. first day we journey through the Fraser Valley and the Both services include complimentary wine, beer, spirits and towering Coastal Mountains. After an overnight stay in non-alcoholic drinks throughout the rail trip. Note - Gold Kamloops, we reboard the train en route to Jasper. The train Leaf passengers will be separated from the main group follows the Thompson River to the Monashee Mountains, during the journey. passing expansive glaciers until we arrive in Jasper in the Also included on this tour are three nights in Canada's most evening. beautiful city, Vancouver and three nights in Jasper National Park, with extensive touring and adventures throughout. 9 Senior Discovery Tours rockmtnr_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:10 AM Page 2

Itinerary for Rocky Mountaineer

Day 1: Vancouver. We fly to Vancouver and transfer to our Day 5: Rocky Mountaineer / Jasper. "All Aboard" as the First Class hotel located in the heart of downtown. The Rocky Mountaineer departs and follows the Yellowhead rest of the day is at leisure until our Welcome Dinner. Route to the quaint town of Jasper. Breakfast and lunch are again served onboard. The train follows the Thompson Day 2: Vancouver. Our city tour includes Stanley Park, River along the rolling plateaus into the snowy peaks of Gastown, Chinatown and much more. A highlight of the the Monashee and Cariboo Mountains. View Pyramid Falls day will be crossing the Lions Gate Bridge to visit the and the expansive glaciers of the Albreda Icefields. As we popular Capilano Suspension Bridge - an opportunity to enter the Rocky Mountain range we pass by Mt. Robson, walk across the 230-foot high bridge perched above the the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. In the early Capilano Canyon. The evening is at leisure to explore evening we arrive in Jasper, transfer to our hotel and meet Vancouver - annually voted one of the world’s favourite for our included dinner. cities. Day 6: Jasper. Our full day of wonderful Rocky Mountain Day 3: Whistler / Vancouver. A spectacular drive on the experiences begins with an Interpretive Nature Walk “Sea to Sky Highway” takes us to beautiful Shannon Falls conducted by an accredited local expert. Then our coach (for a photo stop) and then to Whistler. This quaint alpine will take us along a beautiful stretch of highway teeming village is North America’s most popular mountain resort. with wildlife to one of the most beautiful lakes in the There will be free time to enjoy the fresh mountain air Rockies (if not the world!) - Maligne Lake. Here we will while strolling in the village with its quaint shops. enjoy one of the highlights of the tour - a narrated cruise July tour - We will board Whistler’s “Peak to Peak on the lake’s crystal blue waters, surrounded by summits Gondola” and ride from the peak of Whistler Mountain of 10,000 ft. and higher! This area is called the “Hall of to the peak of Blackcomb Mountain, and experience the Gods”, and for good reason! The cruise features a the spectacular panoramic views of the Whistler area fantastic view of Spirit Island - one of the most and surrounding Coast Mountains. photographed sites in the Canadian Rockies.

September tour (Gondola not operating) - We arrive in Day 7: Jasper. To begin the day we will be gently Whistler and visit the award-winning Squamish transported into Jasper's alpine tundra on the Jasper Lil’wat Cultural Centre, which showcases the art and Tramway - the longest and highest guided aerial tramway history of the First Nations People of this area. in Canada. Enjoy the spectacular views of six mountain ranges, glacial fed lakes, the Athabasca River and the Day 4: Rocky Mountaineer / Kamloops. Today we begin scenic mountain town of Jasper. After some free time for our journey aboard "The Most Spectacular Train Trip in the lunch we’ll enjoy a guided walking tour of the town during World". Breakfast and lunch are served onboard. On which we’ll hear stories about the people, places and today’s full-day rail tour we will pass through the fertile events that made Jasper what it is today. For the Fraser Valley and enjoy the natural beauty of the scenic highlight of the day we’ll embark on a leisurely raft trip Fraser Canyon. One of the canyon's highlights is Hell's down the Athabasca River, a route used by the fur traders. Gate, where millions of gallons of water per minute rush Here we will experience Jasper from a unique perspective through the narrowest point of the canyon. Then, following as our guide will point out the natural and historic points the Thompson River we cross into Canada's arid interior, of interest, as we take in the spectacular Rocky Mountain arrive in the city of Kamloops and transfer to our hotel for views on either side of us. our dinner and overnight. Day 8: Edmonton. We transfer to Edmonton, where we will have an afternoon at leisure and our Farewell Dinner.

Day 9: Home. Air Canada takes us home.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Air Canada flights • First Class and moderate hotels • Full breakfast daily • 6 dinners and 2 lunches • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

The COST: • per person, double occupancy, Kootenay Rockies from Toronto - $4797 • Single supplement - $1190 Lakes, Hot Springs • Triples - deduct $100 per person • Montreal or Ottawa - add $90 and Heritage Towns • Halifax - add $190 • Winnipeg - deduct $100 • Calgary, Edmonton or Vancouver - deduct $300

South-eastern British Columbia is a spectacular region of glacial lakes, soothing hot springs, powerful water- 12 DAYS • AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 2

falls, mighty rivers and Canada’s highest mountains.

The wildlife in this region is legendary, with Bighorn Sheep • Spectacular Rogers Pass regularly seen grazing along the road, and three hundred • Underground Mining Railway train bird species and sixty different types of mammals that make the Kokanee River wetlands their home. • Hot Springs resorts in unique mountain settings, with activities available such as guided hiking and kayak On this tour we’ll enjoy a wide range of experiences, all the tours, caving, golf, etc. while gazing at some of Canada’s most awesome vistas. • Guided Tour of Yoho National Park Tour Highlights: • Up close with buffalos at a buffalo ranch

• Explore Heritage and Ghost Towns • Japanese Internment Memorial Centre from WW2 • First Nations history, culture and hospitality • Nelson, BC - “Queen City of the Kootenays” • River Rafting on the Kicking Horse River • Discover the wildlife of the Kokanee River wetlands

* This tour is recommended for the fit and active traveller.

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Itinerary for the Kootenay Rockies

Day 1: Cranbrook. We arrive in Cranbrook. Upon arrival we Day 7: Revelstoke. During the 19th-century mining boom, transfer to St. Eugene Resort for a 2-night stay. This evening is Columbia River sternwheelers connected the town of Revelstoke our Welcome Dinner. to the railway. Today we’ll walk through this alpine city to see the many restored heritage buildings, followed by a visit of the Day 2: Fort Steele / Kimberley. We first visit Fort Steele Heritage Town where we will go back in time and experience the Revelstoke Hydro Dam to see how the river’s power is “wild west” in this restored 1860’s gold rush town. Then we harnessed for electricity. Then we’ll hop on a ferry for a short proceed to Kimberley, an old Bavarian town in a spectacular ride across Upper Arrow Lake. Admire the gorgeous scenery of location between the Purcell and the Rocky Mountains. Here we the Monashee, Valhalla and Selkirk mountain ranges, as well will hop on the Underground Mining Railway train which makes as the deep blue lake water. its way through the Mark Creek Valley to the historic Sullivan Day 8: Nakusp / Japanese Internment Memorial Centre / Mine where we will have an informative tour. There will be time Ainsworth Hot Springs. We proceed to Nakusp and stroll along to stroll around Kimberley, where we can see the world’s largest its waterfront promenade, visiting the Japanese Garden and standing cuckoo clock, as well as Cominco Gardens - home to the Spicer Garden. The Nakusp Museum features an interesting more than 100 memorial roses. collection of antiques and artifacts, including photos of the now submerged towns that dotted the Arrow Lakes before the Day 3: Invermere / Ktunaxa First Nations / Fairmont Hot flooding of the 1960s. Pictures dating back to 1904 show Springs. We visit the Ktunaxa Interpretive Centre where we will learn from our hosts about the history and culture of the First scenes of the grand time when paddlewheelers were the only Nations who inhabited these lands since time immemorial. way to travel the Arrow Lakes. In New Denver we’ll visit the Then we head to Windermere Lake to explore the charming town Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre, which pays tribute to the of Invermere, with a stop to admire the Hoodoos at Dutch Creek internment of Japanese Canadians during World War II. Later we arrive at for our overnight. en route. We will overnight at the iconic Fairmont Hot Springs Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort, where we will have time for a relaxing dip in the hot Day 9: Ainsworth Hot Springs / Kaslo / Nelson. A morning at pools before dinner. leisure to soak in the soothing mineral waters at our resort, with its large lounging pool and a stream-fed cold plunge. This Day 4: Radium Hot Springs / Golden. Morning at leisure to enjoy the activities offered at the resort. This afternoon we unusual hot springs features a horseshoe-shaped cave lined proceed to Radium Hot Springs, which sits in the Rocky with stalagmites and stalactites. Alternatively, you may take a Mountain Trench carved over millions of years by the Columbia guided tour of the nearby Cody Caves. This afternoon we’ll tour River. Bighorn sheep roam the streets of the town and even on the lovingly restored Victorian S.S. Moyie - the world’s oldest rooftops (providing great photo ops). A few trailheads are intact passenger sternwheeler, and other attractions from this accessible from the town centre for a quick nature walk. The bygone era. We continue on to Nelson for a 2-night stay. Visitor Information Centre hosts displays of wildlife and First Day 10: Nelson / Crawford Bay. Our self-guided Heritage Nations culture. We continue to Golden, where we will stroll on Walking Tour of the “Queen City of the Kootenays” will take in the Kicking Horse pedestrian bridge, and enjoy a brewery tour - the more than 350 Victorian heritage buildings, as well as the a chance to quench our thirst! Touchstones Museum, housed in a beautiful 1902 building. Later we’ll enjoy the breezes and spectacular sights on Lake Kootenay Day 5: Yoho National Park. Today we’ll have a guided tour of Yoho National Park (Yoho means ‘awe’ in Cree language) - the as we ferry to Crawford Bay for some unique artisan shopping. 2nd oldest National Park in Canada (after Banff). It is home to Day 11: Salmo / Creston / Cranbrook. We first stop in Salmo, wonders ranging from powerful waterfalls and pristine lakes, to home to a number of distinctive stone murals, then proceed to 500 million-year-old fossil beds. the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area - a refuge for more than 300 bird species and many kinds of mammals. Here Day 6: Rafting Trip / Buffalo Ranch / Rogers Pass / Three you may either explore the wetlands by naturalist guided Valley Gap. We begin with an exhilarating rafting trip down the Kicking Horse River, followed by a visit of a buffalo ranch to voyageur-style canoe, or on foot. The 3-story viewing tower experience these amazing creatures up close. Then we’ll drive provides a bird’s-eye view of the marshland. Later we return to across one of this region’s most spectacular mountain crossings, St. Eugene Resort for our Farewell Dinner and final overnight. Rogers Pass, to Three Valley Gap, where we’ll have a tour of this Day 12: Home. We head to the airport for our flight home. “Ghost Town” and a BBQ dinner in a one-of-a-kind dining room. Senior Discovery Tours 12 vanisland_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:09 AM Page 1

HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Flights with Air Canada Rouge • Moderate hotels • Full breakfast daily, 7 dinners and 2 lunches • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1 COST: • per person, double occupancy, from Toronto - $4997

• Single Supplement - $990 Vancouver Island • Ottawa or Montreal - add $90 • Halifax - add $190 Featuring Black Bears, • Winnipeg - deduct $200 • Calgary or Edmonton - deduct $300 Grizzlies and Whales • Vancouver - deduct $400

Ranked as one of the world’s best islands to visit by most travel publications, the natural beauty of 10 DAYS • 2 DATES IN 2021 Vancouver Island must be seen to be believed! AUGUST 7 - 16 From Victoria - BC’s historic capital, to the rugged SEPTEMBER 11 - 20 wilderness around Tofino on the west coast, “The Island” as it’s known locally has one of the world's most diverse ecosystems: rainforests, marshes, meadows, beaches, mountains, oceans, rivers and lakes. This diversity The highlight of our September tour will be our Grizzly provides habitats for a huge variety of wildlife species, Bear Watching Tour in a region known as the Great Bear and so visitors to the island are assured of a wide range Rainforest. Viewing these amazing animals up close in of opportunities to experience spectacular natural beauty their natural habitat is an experience that you will never and wildlife viewing. The beauty and tranquility of the forget. In addition, there will also be the potential island has also long been a draw for artists and artisans sighting of orcas and other marine wildlife. - there are countless art galleries, studios and shops selling unique, locally produced arts and crafts Vancouver Island is also home to many resilient First throughout the island. Nations communities. We will learn about the natural and cultural traditions that have been passed down through A highlight of our August tour will be our Marine Wildlife the generations. and Whale Watching Safari in the waters around Campbell River and the Discovery Island Region - an A Naturalist will travel with us throughout the tour, and opportunity to potentially see humpback whales, orcas local guides will join us as well in order to provide more and other marine wildlife amidst spectacular scenery. detailed insight. * This tour is suitable only for the fit and active traveller. 13 Senior Discovery Tours vanisland_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:09 AM Page 2

Itinerary for Vancouver Island

Day 1: Victoria. We fly to Victoria, and upon arrival transfer to capped mountains in the background. Wildlife viewings en our hotel. There will be an afternoon Program Orientation route could include Orca, dolphins, seals, sea lions, bald discussion, before this evening’s Welcome Dinner. eagles, otter and mink. Once we reach the Orford River we are welcomed by our hosts, the Homalco First Nations, for whom Day 2: Marine Wildlife Cruise / Victoria. This morning we enjoy these are historical lands. They will shuttle us by minibus to an informative talk about the wildlife and ecosystems found a series of viewing areas strategically placed throughout the along BC’s southern coast, before embarking on a nature walk salmon spawning grounds, where the Grizzlies are fishing to Beacon Hill Park with a naturalist guide. After our included and feeding. The bears can come within 10 feet of our lunch we board a vessel for an exciting marine wildlife viewing platforms, providing once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities. adventure along the southern coast of Vancouver Island and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Keep your eyes peeled for possible Day 6: Tofino. We continue to Errington and visit the North sightings of seals, sea lions, eagles and other marine birds, Island Wildlife Recovery Centre. This non-profit, volunteer porpoises and even orcas! facility provides care and medical attention to injured wildlife from all over Vancouver Island. After our visit we proceed to Day 3: Chemainus / Courtenay. We begin the day with a scenic Coombs – a farmers market where goats live on the roof of the drive up the coast to the quaint fishing village of Cowichan moss covered store. Then it’s on to the fabled town of Tofino on Bay, where we learn about the lifecycle of salmon and marine the wild west coast of the island. With its ancient rainforest, habitat preservation. We then stop in the charming town of vast stretches of white sand and massive waves pounding in Chemainus, once home to the largest enclosed sawmill in North from the Pacific Ocean, Tofino boasts one of Canada’s most America. The town is now known for its beautiful murals, which breathtaking locations. we will see on our tour. We continue to Courtenay for a 3-night stay. Dinner this evening is at a local restaurant. Day 7: Wild Pacific Trail / Tofino. We travel to Ucluelet to join a local naturalist who will lead us on a walk along the Wild Day 4: First Nations / Courtenay. We visit the Deep Bay Marine Pacific Trail, where we’ll learn about the region’s unique flora Field Station where we learn more about marine biology and and fauna. Whales are often spotted from this location as well. ecosystems. After lunch at a local restaurant we proceed to the Later we’ll stop at the Kwistis Visitor Centre, which focuses on town of Comox, home to a thriving First Nations community, the natural and cultural heritage of Pacific Rim National Park and visit the traditional big house where feasts and potlatches Reserve. are hosted. Our guide will discuss her culture and how her people have maintained a highly sophisticated society that has Day 8: West Coast Black Bears / Nanaimo. Abundant to the survived here for thousands of years without a written West Coast of Vancouver Island, the Black Bear makes its language. View the art displayed in totem poles, crest presence known when the tides are low. They roam the shores carvings, paintings and regalia. This is a unique and in search of their favourite delicacy, the Rock Crab. Cruising genuinely moving experience. Dinner is at a local restaurant. through these scenic passageways allows for many opportunities to view other wildlife like herons, eagles, harbour Day 5: Whales or Grizzly Safaris / Courtenay. seals and porpoises in their natural habitat. All the while the August tour: We proceed to Campbell River for our marine crew will entertain you with interesting facts about wildlife and wildlife and whale watching safari aboard a comfortable the surrounding area. After our cruise we’ll enjoy free time in marine vessel. The nutrient rich waters surrounding Campbell Tofino before continuing to Cathedral Grove – an old growth River and the Discovery Island region makes this one of the forest of Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, Western Hemlock, most popular marine wildlife viewing destinations in the world, Broadleaf Maple and Balsam Fir. Some trees are estimated to offering a great opportunity to sight humpback whales, orcas, be 800 years old. We then travel to the east coast of Vancouver dolphins, porpoises, seals, sea lions, as well as bald eagles, Island and the city of Nanaimo for our overnight stay. with a backdrop of spectacular scenery. Day 9: Victoria. We head south and stop in Duncan, famous for September tour: Today we set off in a comfortable marine its Totems. Then we arrive back in Victoria, and enjoy a city tour vessel to see Grizzly Bears along the Orford River – home to before checking into our hotel. This evening is our Farewell one of BC’s largest concentration of Grizzlies. Our journey Dinner. will take us through the exciting Seymour Narrows and the Day 10: Home. We fly home from Victoria. Hole in the Wall, past many scenic islands, with icefield

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Air Canada flights • First Class hotels • Full Breakfast daily • 10 dinners, including a lobster dinner and 2 dinners with entertainment • Theatre performance at the Confederation Theatre • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

COST: • per person, double occupancy, from Toronto, Ottawa or Montreal - $4997

• Single Supplement - $1190 • Triple reduction - $150 per person • Halifax - deduct $500 (land only) The Maritimes • Winnipeg, Calgary or Edmonton - add $290 • Vancouver - add $390

With spectacular coastlines, picturesque villages and distinguished culture, the Maritimes are sure to delight 14 DAYS • 5 DATES IN 2021 every visitor. JULY 30 - AUGUST 12 We begin this tour In Nova Scotia, where we visit the famous lighthouse at Peggy's Cove, the Fisheries Museum AUGUST 13 - 26 in Lunenburg and the historic Fortress of Louisburg. During AUGUST 27 - SEPTEMBER 9 our stay in the capital of Halifax we will be entertained at the Grafton Street Dinner Theatre, see the Exhibition Hall at SEPTEMBER 3 -16 Pier 21 and have a chance to sample the local beer during SEPTEMBER 17 - 30 (FALL COLOURS) our tour of Alexander Keith's Brewery! In St. John, New Brunswick we explore the historic Loyalist Trail, the remarkable Reversing Falls and the scenic Fundy Trail on the Bay of Fundy (which boasts some of the highest No trip to the Maritimes would be complete without a tour tides in the world). around the awe-inspiring Cabot Trail in scenic Cape Breton. Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province and The trail loops around the northern tip of Cape Breton home of Anne of Green Gables, is renowned for its red soil, Island, passing through charming communities offering sand dunes and 800 km. of spotless white sand beaches. breathtaking scenery. During our visit to Charlottetown, our Confederation As well as being one of the most beautiful and historic Capital, we learn the important role this province played in areas in North America, the spirit of hospitality found in the the early history of Canada. We will also enjoy a Maritimes is legendary. Come join us as we embark on an performance of “Anne of Green Gables” at the adventure that promises unforgettable experiences and Confederation Theatre. memories to treasure.

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Itinerary for The Maritimes

Day 1: Halifax We fly to Halifax and transfer to our Charlottetown. The rest of the afternoon is free. This downtown hotel. The balance of the day is at your leisure. evening we enjoy a musical performance of “Anne of Green Gables” at the Confederation Theatre. Day 2: Halifax. On our city tour of Halifax our kilted guide will tell tales of the past, present and future of Nova Day 8: Prince Edward Island. Our guided tour of P.E.I. Scotia's capital. We will walk through the Victorian Public begins in Charlottetown and the historic Confederation Gardens and stop at the top of Citadel Hill to view the Centre, where the Fathers of Confederation met during the Harbour and downtown area. Afternoon at leisure. Our Charlottetown Conference. Then we travel through the unique dinner this evening at the Grafton Street Theatre bright green rolling countryside and visit the home of features a musical comedy! Anne of Green Gables at Cavendish, and the famous wharf in North Rustico. Tonight we will enjoy a lobster Day 3: Peggy’s Cove / Lunenberg / Annapolis Valley. Our dinner at a local restaurant (alternatives available). first stop is at one of the most picturesque locations in the Maritimes, Peggy's Cove. This quaint, rustic cove is Day 9: Baddeck / Sydney. We return to Nova Scotia by famous for its neat houses, barren rocks, weathered ferry and proceed to Baddeck, located in the heart of Cape wharves and a lighthouse point that offers a sweeping Breton's most picturesque area. We visit the Bell Museum, view of the ocean. Then we proceed to Lunenburg, home of where the famous inventor perfected his many inventions, the Bluenose, where we visit the Fisheries Museum with and then proceed to Sydney for our overnight. its fine collection of Maritime artifacts. We continue on to Day 10: Cabot Trail / Sydney. A full day tour of the scenic the Annapolis Valley. Cabot Trail. Nature lovers and photographers will have a Day 4: Annapolis Valley / Saint John. We travel along the field day with the meandering glens, rugged coastlines historic Evangeline Trail and first stop at the Grand-Pré and the constantly pounding surf. National Historic Site, made famous by Henry Wadsworth Day 11: Louisbourg / Sydney. We proceed to the Longfellow's poem, Evangeline. We then board the Fundy impressive Fortress of Louisbourg for a guided visit. This Rose ferry for a delightful cruise across the Bay of Fundy National Historic Site was the largest historic to the Loyalist City of Saint John. reconstruction in Canada. After our visit we will enjoy an Day 5: St. Andrew / Saint John. This morning’s tour of evening banquet during which we will be entertained by Saint John includes the famous Loyalist Trail and the 18th century style musicians who will share stories and Reversing Falls, where the ocean waters rushing songs about love and life in the 1700’s. upstream form a whirling, foaming torrent. We spend the Day 12: Halifax. We return to Halifax. afternoon in the picturesque town of St. Andrew where you will have free time for lunch and shopping, then return to Day 13: Halifax. This morning we visit Pier 21 - an exhibit Saint John for our overnight. recreating the immigration experience. Innovative displays, evocative soundscapes and interactive Day 6: Hopewell Rocks / Moncton. Today we visit the technology are used. We then enjoy an informative tour of impressive Hopewell Rocks. Take a moment to appreciate Alexander Keith's Brewery - the oldest working brewery in the intricacies of nature and explore the quiet coves with North America. After we learn about the beer, the brewery flowerpot-shaped rock formations bearing such names as and life in Halifax in 1863, we visit Stag's Head Tavern to “Mother-in-Law”, “ET” and “Lover's Arch”. We continue to listen to toe tapping music, and of course sample Keith's Moncton for our overnight. finest ale. The afternoon will be at leisure to explore on Day 7: Prince Edward Island. After a stop at Shediac, your own in Halifax - an excellent city for strolling. This known as the "Lobster Capital of the World", we drive evening is our Farewell Dinner. across the Confederation Bridge to P.E.I. and our hotel in Day 14: Home. We fly home with Air Canada.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Flights with Air Canada Rouge • Moderate accommodation (best available in most cases) • Full Breakfast daily • 10 dinners and 1 lunch • Whale Watching Cruise and Gros Morne Cruise Newfoundland • Theatre show and other local entertainment and Labrador • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

Between the Old World heritage, scenery that changes mile by mile, the most spectacular 14 DAYS • 10 DATES IN 2021 coastline in Canada, quaint coastal villages and the smiling, friendly people who speak with an Irish lilt, you JULY 23 - AUGUST 5 will find that Newfoundland is truly a very special place. JULY 26 - AUGUST 8 On this tour we will explore all four regions of the province: the beautiful Northern Peninsula where the JULY 30 - AUGUST 12 Vikings landed ten centuries ago; the Central and Eastern Regions with their wilderness forests and seaside AUGUST 6 - 19 villages; the Avalon Region featuring the historic capital AUGUST 9 - 22 of St. John’s; and an overnight in Labrador - one of the world’s last great wilderness areas. Highlights of our visit AUGUST 13 - 26 to Newfoundland will be a fjord cruise in Gros Morne National Park and a Whale Watching Cruise. AUGUST 20 - SEPTEMBER 2 After this tour, which showcases the best of “The Rock’s” hospitality, we have no doubt that you will want to return AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 5 to visit Newfoundland. SEPTEMBER 3 - 16

COST per person, double occupancy, SEPTEMBER 10 - 23 from Toronto ..... $4997

• Single Supplement - $990 • Triples - deduct $150 Ottawa, Montreal or Winnipeg - add $90 • Halifax - deduct $200 • Edmonton or Calgary - add $190 • Vancouver - add $290

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Itinerary for Newfoundland and Labrador

Day 1: Corner Brook. We fly to Deer Lake, Newfoundland. to Grand Falls for a visit of the Salmonid Interpretation Upon arrival we transfer to our hotel in Corner Brook. Centre - one of North America’s largest fishing projects. Day 2: Corner Brook. Our city tour includes Captain This evening we will enjoy a visit and talk by the former Cook's Lookout for a spectacular view over the city and mayor of Gander who will describe the experience of how the Bay of Islands. We then enjoy the scenic drive along the townspeople opened their homes to thousands of the Captain Cook Trail to the charming fishing village of stranded travellers on 9/11/2001, as depicted in the Lark Harbour. This afternoon we visit the Corner Brook popular play “Come From Away”. Museum with its outstanding display of old maps and Day 9: Twillingate / Gander. Our first stop is the Beothuk memorabilia from this area’s logging and fishing heritage. Interpretation Centre to learn of the aboriginal people of Day 3: Gros Morne National Park / Northern Peninsula. the island. We then travel along the Road to the Isles to Today we tour Gros Morne National Park with its the rugged north coast and the fishing villages on Notre dramatically beautiful scenery. We will enjoy an Dame Bay. We continue to Twillingate, one of entertaining boat crossing on lovely Bonne Bay, stop for Newfoundland's oldest seaports and still a fishing and the spectacular view at Lobster Cove lighthouse, and see sealing town. Here we visit the Twillingate Museum with the famous Arches carved by the pounding ocean. We then its fine collection of antiques, and St. Peter's - the oldest proceed to our hotel on the Northern Peninsula. wooden church in Newfoundland. This evening we enjoy a “Jiggs” dinner at a local restaurant. Day 4: L’Anse aux Meadows / St. Anthony. We first visit L'Anse aux Meadows, the fascinating historic site of North Day 10: Clarenville. We travel through Terra Nova America’s first Viking Settlement. Next is the Grenfell Provincial Park and on to the picturesque historical Centre, commemorating the life of medical missionary Sir fishing port of Trinity - first used by fishing ships around Wilfred Grenfell. We proceed to our hotel in St. Anthony. the 16th century and recognized for its beautiful heritage buildings. Our overnight is in nearby Clarenville. Day 5: Labrador. This morning we take the ferry from St. Barbe across to Labrador (one and a half hours). Our Day 11: St. John’s. We travel along the rugged coastline sightseeing in Labrador includes Point Amour Lighthouse past scenic Conception Bay. We stop in Heart's Content to - the tallest in Atlantic Canada, and Red Bay Whaling visit the Cable Station, then continue on to St. John's. Station - a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was a major Day 12: St. John’s. St. John's is one of North America's site of Basque whaling in the 16th and 17th centuries. oldest settlements. Our city tour will trace this history and Day 6: Gros Morne National Park. We ferry back to will include a visit to Signal Hill with its striking view of Newfoundland and return to beautiful Gros Morne the city and historic port. Afternoon at leisure to explore National Park, this time for a two-night stay. this friendly, charming city. You may want to stroll in Old St. John's to shop for local handicrafts. Day 7: Gros Morne National Park. We spend the day in the park and see some of the world's most unique Day 13: Whale Watching / St. John’s. We embark on an geological features (the park is also designated as a exhilarating marine wildlife adventure to Witless Bay UNESCO World Heritage Site). Included is a cruise inside Reserve - home to thousands of puffins and the best whale an ancient fjord on Western Brook Pond (weather watching in North America. On the way back to St. John's, permitting). Tonight we attend the Gros Morne Theatre we stop at Cape Spear - the most easterly point of land in Festival for some fine local entertainment. North America. This historic sight was, in WWII, used as a strategic defense position against Nazi submarines. The Day 8: Gander. We begin with a visit of King's Point Whale Pavilion to see the impressive 52-foot humpback whale rugged scenery here is spectacular. Tonight is our Farewell skeleton on display. We will have time at the popular Dinner featuring a traditional “Screech-In”. Pottery Museum and Shop, and then enjoy a delicious Day 14: Home. We fly home from St. John’s. “Lunch By the Sea” overlooking Green Bay. We continue Senior Discovery Tours 18 quebec_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:10 AM Page 1

HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Transportation by deluxe coach with Wi-Fi • Moderate and First Class hotels Towns and Villages (Chateau Laurier in Quebec City) • 9 breakfasts, 8 dinners and 2 lunches of Quebec • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1 (except of course, round-trip airfare)

(Fall Colours) COST: Departs from Toronto, Hamilton, • $3397 per person, double occupancy • Single Supplement - $790 Whitby and Kingston • Triples - deduct $70 per person

There is good reason why Quebec is known as “La Belle Province”, especially during the Fall Colour 10 DAYS • SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 8 Season!

While the splendour of its cities, towns and countryside have with art galleries, artisan shops, bistros and horse drawn enticed artists like the Group of Seven, its history, delicious carriages. Stroll on the Governor’s Promenade which offers cuisine and that French “joie de vivre” unique in North spectacular views of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Orleans America have seduced visitors to return again and again. Island - known as the garden of Quebec with its typical New Our journey begins and ends with stays in the vibrant city of France architecture, rural tradition and gorgeous scenery Montreal with its delightful mixture of old and new. over the Montmorency Falls and Quebec skyline. Montreal has great shopping, cafes, museums and Next we travel through the picturesque Charlevoix region. A beautifully restored buildings, especially in the Old Montreal highlight of the tour will be our scenic train journey along quarter and its historic waterfront. the Beaupré hills and the St. Lawrence River coastline, After Montreal we explore the nearby Eastern Township where we will see historic hamlets and the shores where region, a veritable country paradise with mountains and hundreds of migrating birds come to rest and feed. We will valleys that are home to the most picturesque villages and visit the pretty village of Baie St-Paul, where a thriving rural landscapes. We will enjoy quality wines and delicious artist community exhibits a colourful and dazzling version of food produced proudly in this region. the surrounding landscape. We will stay in Tadoussac, a We then enjoy a 2-night stay in Quebec City, one of lovely village on the banks of the St. Lawrence River and Canada’s outstanding cities and a designated UNESCO first trading post in Canada, now renowned worldwide as a World Heritage site with over 400 years of history. Fall prime holiday resort. Visitors come from around the world to under the charm of the walled city’s cobbled streets lined watch the flow of the whales and the tides in this pristine environment – an unforgettable experience! 19 Senior Discovery Tours quebec_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:10 AM Page 2

Itinerary for Fall Colours of Quebec

Day 1: Departure / Montreal. We depart for Montreal. Day 6: Quebec City / Tadoussac. A short drive takes us Upon arrival we check-in at our centrally located hotel. first to Montmorency Falls - a magnificent cascade 100 Later, we enjoy our Welcome Dinner. feet higher than Niagara! Then, for what may be the highlight of the tour, we board a train journey that will Day 2: Montreal / Magog. We begin the day with a take us along the St. Lawrence River and through the sightseeing tour of Montreal’s highlights; Mount Royal, beautiful Charlevoix region. En route we will stop in Baie- lively Sainte-Catherine Street, Notre-Dame Cathedrale Saint-Paul - a charming little town of artisans nestled in and quaint Old Montreal. This afternoon we depart for the a valley. Here we will have some free time to visit the Eastern Townships with a scenic diversion on Quebec’s many art galleries in town and enjoy lunch at one of the wine route. Here we will enjoy a visit and tasting at an quaint bistros. We continue by coach on our scenic route award-winning winery. We continue on to our resort hotel to our final destination, Tadoussac at the mouth of the nestled by a scenic lake. Saguenay Fjord.

Day 3: Magog. Our first visit is to St. Benoit Abbey, where Day 7: Tadoussac. Today we enjoy another tour highlight - we learn about the lives of the more than fifty cloistered a whale watching cruise on the magnificent St. Lawrence monks living under the Rule of St. Benedict. We then visit River, which is renowned for its large concentration of the town of Stansted, home to some magnificent 19th- resident belugas and rorqual whales. The afternoon will century buildings (and so it is considered one of Quebec’s be at leisure to take in the beauty of the site, take a stroll most beautiful villages). The town straddles the on the beach or one of the picturesque walking trails by friendliest border in the world including the famous our hotel, or to perhaps visit the Marine Mammal CANUSA Street, with the border actually running down the Interpretation Center. middle of the road. We will visit the Colby-Curtis Museum - a heritage house built in the 19th century. After today’s Day 8: Montreal. We depart for Montreal. En route we will touring we will enjoy a savory lunch and some free time in drive on the first road built in New France, “Le chemin du the charming town of Magog with its numerous shops, Roi”, where we can see some of the area’s finest and cafés and pleasant lakeside promenade. oldest homes. We then stop for lunch at an authentic and lively Quebecois sugar shack, where we will enjoy some Day 4: Quebec City. We depart for Quebec’s capital - traditional “reel” and “rigidons” music, as well as a taste Quebec City, for a 2-night stay. Upon arrival in the city we of maple taffy on snow! This evening we will have the will embark on a guided tour of the most famous sights opportunity to try our luck at The Montreal Casino, including Place Royal, Little Champlain Quarter, the brimming with the vitality so characteristic of one of Plains of Abraham and the port where so many North America’s most exciting cities. immigrants first set foot on this new land after their long crossing over the Atlantic. Day 9: Montreal. This morning we visit Montreal’s Botanical Gardens, ranked as one of the world’s largest Day 5: Quebec City. This morning we will drive through and most spectacular garden with its collection of 22,000 picturesque Orleans Island. These country roads are full of plant species, 10 exhibition greenhouses and some thirty history, old architecture and pastoral landscapes – truly a thematic gardens. The afternoon is free to visit one of the regional jewel! We will visit an historic home and the city many unique museums, do some fine shopping or Bilodeau Orchard where cider making is an art form simply enjoy the view from one of the city’s many terraces. passed on through generations. The afternoon is at leisure Tonight enjoy our Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant. to explore Old Quebec’s enchanting streets, boutiques and museums - all within walking distance of our hotel. Day 10. Home. We proceed home bringing with us fine memories of “La Belle Province”.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Transportation by deluxe coach with Wi-Fi Quebec’s • First Class (or best available) hotels (Chateau Laurier in Quebec City) Gaspé Peninsula • 10 breakfasts, 9 dinners (including a lobster dinner) and High Tea at the Chateau Frontenac and Splendours of the • Whale Watching Cruise • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1 St. Lawrence River (except of course round-trip airfare)

COST: Departs from Toronto, • $3597 per person, double occupancy Hamilton,Whitby and Kingston • Single Supplement - $790 • Triples - deduct $70 per person

The beauty of the Canadian coastline is legendary, especially in Quebec where it is adorned by the rugged 11 DAYS • 2 DATES IN 2021 Atlantic shores and the majestic St. Lawrence River. AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 3 Explorers and scientists alike have all been dazzled by the SEPTEMBER 13 - 23 beauty, bio-diversity and colossal size of the St. Lawrence. The river consists of over 1200 kms of waterways dotted with charming villages, rolling hills, picturesque coves and quaint inlets. back home such as the Great Famine. Small communities of colourful farm buildings and silver spired churches On this delightful tour we will enjoy the fresh sea air as contribute to the striking landscape, not to mention the we explore the scenic route along the south shore of the famous pierced rock in Percé, glacier-patterned cliffs, St. Lawrence, including the loop around the extraordinary endless beaches, mountainous, forested hinterlands and Gaspé Peninsula. At this isolated promontory, which the breathtaking Parc Forillon. boasts one of the most stunning coastlines in Canada, you will see remnants of a colourful colonial past, as well Our meals will feature regional local specialties. Hotels as rusting shipwrecks and migratory whales. Just like the for this tour have been carefully selected based on whales, centuries of visitors including Normans, Bretons, location, and, they are family-owned, so that we may Basques and Portuguese have been attracted to the rich experience the hospitality and “joie de vivre” the local fishing grounds here, while English, Scottish and Irish inhabitants are so well known for. fugitives settled on the south shore during upheavals

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Itinerary for Quebec’s Gaspé & St. Lawrence

Day 1: Departure / Montreal. We depart by coach for Day 6: Percé. This morning we enjoy an unforgettable cruise Montreal. Upon arrival we check-in to our centrally located around Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island, where we can hotel, and enjoy our Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant. view the spectacle of 250,000 nesting birds (including puffins) on the rugged cliffs. You may want to disembark on Day 2: Saint-Jean-Port-Joli / Rivière-du-Loup. Our first stop the Island for a close encounter with the largest community today is Saint-Jean-Port-Joli. For generations the local of Northern Gannet in North America. The afternoon is at artisans here have depicted French Canadian customs leisure to either enjoy a nature walk on Bonaventure Island or through sculptures displayed throughout the village. We will Percé Rock, or take in the spectacular views from the visit the Woodcarving Interpretation Centre and enjoy some promenade along the seafront, lively with boutique shops time at leisure. Later we continue to Rivière-du-Loup on the and cafés. south shore of the St. Lawrence River, for a 2-night stay. Day 7: Matane. We enjoy the scenic drive around the Gaspé Day 3: Whale Watching Cruise / Rivière-du-Loup. We Peninsula, with its perfect blend of sea and mountains, embark on a half-day cruise at one of the world’s best coastal villages and sheltered fishing coves. En route we whale-watching sites. We should see various species of visit the Musée de la Gaspésie, and then venture into Forillon whales, including belugas, as well as seal colonies and a National Park, bordered by the Gulf of St. Lawrence and variety of seabirds, all the while enjoying the beauty of the Gaspé Bay. The scenery is stunning here with its boreal rugged coast dotted with islands and heritage lighthouses. forest, unique geological formations and abundant wildlife. The afternoon is at leisure in Rivière-du-Loup to stroll along In the afternoon we travel to Matane, famous for its “Nordic the promenade by the river, visit the St. Lawrence Exploration shrimps”, windmills and the Matane River - the only place in Centre or simply enjoy the facilities of our First Class hotel. Quebec where you can fish in the town square! Don’t miss the stunning sunset on the St. Lawrence estuary! Day 8: Reford Gardens / Kamouraska / Quebec City. Our Day 4: New Richmond. We continue along the St. Lawrence first stop today is Reford Gardens, internationally renowned through the picturesque Matapédia Valley - renowned for its as an exceptional horticultural achievement with its 3000 salmon rivers, heritage homes, historic churches and covered native and exotic plants. Then we visit the town of bridges. We enter the Gaspé Peninsula and this afternoon Kamouraska, with its old-world charm, ancestral homes and visit Miguasha National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage mesmerizing seascape. There will be some free time to Site where you will see incredibly well-preserved plant and perhaps enjoy some smoked eel or browse in the handicraft fish fossils from the Devonian period (some 380 million years shops. We end this wonderful day in charming Quebec City ago). We overnight in New Richmond, located on the banks for a 2-night stay by the old city walls. of the Cascapédia River. Day 9: Quebec City. On our guided city tour we see Place Day 5: Percé. Today we enjoy the views of picturesque Royal, little Champlain Quarter, the Plains of Abraham and century-old fishing villages, pristine rivers and mountains as more. In the afternoon we visit the iconic Château Frontenac we follow the shores of Chaleur Bay - a member of the Most for a guided tour and a special Afternoon Tea overlooking the Beautiful Bays in the World Club. En route we visit the Saint Lawrence River. The rest of the day is free to explore “Banc-de-Pêche-de Paspébiac” historic site which once Old Quebec’s enchanting streets, historic buildings and belonged to Jersey’s most important dry-salted cod exporting views of the majestic St. Lawrence River from the Governor’s company. We will learn about the history of fisheries in Promenade. Eastern Canada through images, artifacts and live story- telling. Then we head to quaint Percé village, with the Day 10: Montreal. We depart for Montreal, where we will famous nearby Percé Rock rising out of the sea. We will visit have an afternoon at leisure. There is so much to do and see Percé’s new attraction, Geopark. Supported by UNESCO, one here, and your Tour Manager will be on hand with of the main features of the park is a suspended glass suggestions. This evening is our Farewell Dinner. walkway offering spectacular views over Percé Rock, and Day 11: Ontario. We bid “au revoir” to La Belle Province and trails to some other local geological wonders. We will enjoy a return to Ontario by coach. 2-night stay in this wonderful place. Tonight we enjoy a dinner of fresh lobster at a local restaurant. Senior Discovery Tours 22 new quebec_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:07 AM Page 1

HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Transportation by deluxe coach with Wi-Fi • First Class hotels • Full breakfast and dinner daily, and 3 lunches • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1 (except, of course, round-trip airfare) History and COST: Flavours of Quebec • per person, double occupancy - $3997 • Single Supplement - $990 • Triples - deduct $100 per person

Charlevoix, Saguenay and Lac-Saint-Jean 12 DAYS • SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 6 New France was one of the first places settled in Canada, and the European influence combined with indigenous traditions helped create a unique identity. The regions we Isle-Aux-Coudres in the middle of the Saint-Lawrence, visit on this tour are not only home to some beautiful with its spectacular views in every direction. The island is landscapes, quaint villages and majestic fjords, but also renowned for its signature delicacies, breathtaking offer that contagious French-Canadian joie-de-vivre! coastlines and the legendary hospitality of the locals. We begin (and end) our tour in the vibrant city of Montreal We then proceed to the 230-kilometer-long Saguenay Fjord with its delightful mix of the old and new. with its rugged mountains, dense forests and high cliffs dotted with tiny villages. Our scenic drive along this Then we’ll enjoy a 2-night stay in Quebec City - one of magnificent fjord is a highlight of our tour. North America’s oldest cities and a designated UNESCO World Heritage City. The city has a distinctive European Next is spectacular Lac-Saint-Jean, surrounded by dairy flair, with its spectacular stone buildings and winding farms, quaint villages and dramatic wildlife. We will visit streets. We will take the picturesque Route of New France attractions here such as a wildlife conservation zoo, a to Côte-De-Beaupré, visiting local artisans and prominent ghost town and some important First Nations sites. Quebecois heritage sites. We end with a stay at a breathtaking mountain resort in Our first stop in the Charlevoix region is the cultural hub the Mauricie region, before heading back to Montreal for of Baie-Sainte-Paul, and from there we’ll ferry over to the our final farewell to La Belle Provence.

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Itinerary for History and Flavours of Quebec

Day 1: Depart / Montreal. We depart by coach for prohibition-era speakeasy. Our next stop is Hautes-Gorges- Montreal. Upon arrival we check-in to our centrally located De-La-Rivière-Malbaie National Park - the centerpiece of hotel, and enjoy our Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant. the UNESCO Charlevoix reserve, where we will walk along the colourful “Maple Trail” along the Malbaie river, with Day 2: Quebec City. Our first stop will be at the its spectacular maple grove and beautiful fall colours! We breathtaking Montmorency Falls - a magnificent cascade then proceed to Malbaie for an overnight. 100 feet higher then Niagara, before we proceed to Québec City for a 2-night stay. On our guided city tour Day 7: Saguenay Fjord National Park / Chicoutimi. We we’ll see Place Royal, the Little Champlain Quarter, the travel along the magnificent fjord route, which offers the Plains of Abraham and the port where so many most breathtaking views of the Saguenay Fjord. We’ll stop immigrants first set foot on this new land after their long for lunch in the village of L’Anse-Saint Jean - known as crossing over the Atlantic. one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages, and then proceed to the Fjord Museum to learn about Saguenay’s history Day 3: Côte-De-Beaupré / Quebec City. Today we take and the fjord. We overnight in Chicoutimi. the New France route from Quebec City to Côte-De- Beaupré, one of the most historic roads in North America. Day 8: Chicoutimi / Val Jalbert / St-Félicien. Our first On this scenic route we will travel back through four stop is Chicoutimi’s famous “Little White House” - an centuries of history and discover magnificent 18th and 19th early 19th century home that withstood massive floods century homes. We will visit a museum of traditional Wood while everything around it perished. We then proceed to Sculpture, and enjoy a guided visit of “Aux Trois Val-Jalbert in Lac-Saint-Jean - a historically preserved Couvents” - one of the first French settlements in North town from the 1920s. This heritage town was known for America. The afternoon is at leisure to explore Old its pulp mill, and it was a pioneer town of electricity in Quebec’s enchanting streets, boutiques and museums - Canada due to the nearby massive Ouaitchouan Falls! all within walking distance of our hotel. Day 9: St-Félicien. We begin with a visit to the Wildlife Day 4: Baie-Saint-Paul / L’Isle-aux-Coudres. We proceed Zoo of St-Félicien - dedicated to wildlife conservation of to the beautiful Charlevoix Region and its “Flavour Trail”. the Boreal Climate. Later we proceed to the Mashteuiatsh Our first stop will be Baie-Saint-Paul - a charming Museum, to learn about the First Nations communities artisanal town, for some free time to visit the many art who originally arrived over 6000 years ago! galleries and enjoy lunch at one of the quaint bistros. Day 10: La Mauricie. We make our way to la Mauricie Then we will ferry over to the L’Isle-aux-Coudres - a small Region for an overnight stay at a spectacular mountain island in the middle of the St-Lawrence river, renowned resort. En route, we will stop in La Tuque to see the for its 360 degree views of magnificent landscapes, waterfalls “De-La-Petite-Riviere-Bostonnais” - a hidden breathtaking sunsets and beautiful shingle beaches! We gem in the region! The afternoon is free at the resort to will have a guided tour of a local flour mill on the island. enjoy the many activities offered such as canoeing, hiking Day 5: L’Isle-aux-Coudres. On our drive around the island or relaxing in the spa! we will make breathtaking photo stops and enjoy some of Day 11: Montreal. We proceed to Montreal, and in the the local artisanal fare. We will then tour the Pedneault afternoon we will have a guided tour of the city’s Orchard, where cider making is an art form passed on highlights; Mount Royal, lively Sainte-Catherine Street, through generations. The rest of the day is at leisure. Notre-Dame Cathedral and quaint Old Montreal. Tonight is Day 6: Malbaie. We continue on in the beautiful our Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant. Charlevoix region and continue on the “Flavour Trail”. Our Day 12: Home. We travel home, bringing with us fine first stop is Laiterie Charlevoix to see the traditional memories of “La Belle Province”. method in which cheese is made. We then proceed to the “Bootlegger” for lunch and a guided visit of this Senior Discovery Tours 24 PEI_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:10 AM Page 1

HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Flights with Air Canada Rouge • First Class and moderate hotels • Full breakfast daily, 4 lunches and 4 dinners • Guided walking tour program • Anne of Green Gables musical performance • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

COST: • per person, double occupancy, Walking on from Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Halifax or Winnipeg - $4597

Prince Edward Island • Single Supplement - $490 • Vancouver, Calgary or Edmonton - add $290

On this delightful walking tour of Canada’s smallest province we will enjoy the fabulous red-sand beach 7 DAYS • AUGUST 22 - 28

walks, explore the rolling green hills and scenic towns and villages of the inland trails (including the Confederation Trail) and partake in optional activities such as sea kayaking, cycling and deep-sea fishing. Tour Highlights: Prince Edward Island’s beach walks are a major • Charlottetown attraction - like a halo of soft red sand lapped by what • Confederation Centre of the Arts are known as the “warmest waters north of the Carolinas”. As we walk along the island’s most scenic • Anne of Green Musical Performance coastlines, we will enjoy the peace and solitude, • PEI National Park beaches impressive vistas and refreshing dips in the waves as often as we like. Inland walking will take in the best • The Confederation Trail sections of the Confederation Trail - a former rail line • The Fisheries Museum of Basin Head revived as a hiking and biking trail that snakes through farmland, forest and wildflower meadows. If you liked the • Green Gables Heritage Place “Anne of Green Gables” story, you will be delighted with • The Homestead Trail and Cavendish Beach the opportunity to see your reflection in the enchanted bookcase, gaze across the Lake of Shining Waters, and • Robinson’s Island Trail visit many of the landscapes that inspired Lucy Maud * Those participating on this walking tour must be able to Montgomery. The outstanding fresh seafood that the complete up to 14km of walking on varied terrain. island is famous for, as well as the legendary Island hospitality, is everywhere to be found.

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Itinerary for Walking on Prince Edward Island

Day 1: Charlottetown. We fly to Charlottetown. Shortly Day 5: Basin Head / South Lake / Charlottetown after arrival we will enjoy an interpretive walk through the (Walk 12km). We drive to Basin Head and first visit the historic center with costumed guides. They will tell us the Fisheries Museum. Then we will enjoy a long walk and story of the group of leaders from the maritime areas of beachcombing on the fine sand of the southern shore, what is now Canada and Northeastern US who met in known as “Singing Sands” because it squeaks as you 1864 to discuss the formation of a new country. Our walk. There is an adventurous crossing to the completely Welcome Dinner will be at Mavor’s Restaurant in the deserted beach at South Lake if you are so inclined. Confederation Centre of the Arts, which features local artisans as part of their chic decor. In the evening we will Day 6: Cavendish / Green Gables / Cavendish / attend the iconic musical performance of Anne of Green Robinson’s Island / Charlottetown. (Walk 12-15km). Gables. Optional alternatives - sea kayaking, deep sea fishing, golf and cycling. This morning a short transfer takes us Day 2: Victoria-by-the-Sea / Gateway Village / to the north shore. Here we visit Green Gables Heritage Summerside (Walk 13km). A short transfer from Place and walk the Homestead Trail and Cavendish Charlottetown takes us to Victoria-by-the-Sea, where we Beach. In the afternoon we’ll enjoy hiking the trails of can visit the lighthouse and stock up on lobster rolls and Robinson’s Island from Brackley Beach. Tonight is our PEI chocolates for a picnic lunch, before going on to see Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant. the Confederation Bridge and Gateway Village. From here we will walk along the Confederation Trail into Kinkora Day 7: Home. Time to bid a warm farewell to P.E.I. and our and transfer to our hotel in Summerside. new fellow walkers!

Day 3: Malpeque Bay / Cape Tryon / Summerside (Walk 10km). We transfer to the north coast, where we will walk along one of the lesser known and nicest beaches on the island. We will pass through the mouth of Malpeque Bay - famous for its oysters, and make our way toward the Cape Tryon lighthouse. This beach walk is spectacular, especially at low tide when you can skirt the headlands in bare feet.

Day 4: Confederation Trail / Greenwich Dunes / Charlottetown (Walk 14km). Our walking route follows the Confederation Trail along the shore of St. Peter’s Bay, through Morrell to St. Peter’s. This is considered the most scenic stretch of the Confederation Trail. Later we will walk the boardwalks at Greenwich Dunes before finishing in Charlottetown.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Flights with Air Canada Rouge • Moderate First Class hotels • Full breakfast daily, 7 lunches and 7 dinners • Guided walking tour program • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

COST: • per person, double occupancy, from Toronto - $4297

• Single Supplement - $790 • Halifax - deduct $150 • Montreal, Ottawa or Winnipeg - add $90 Hiking Newfoundland • Vancouver, Calgary or Edmonton - add $190

This adventure features daily moderate hikes, and both cultural and culinary experiences at two UNESCO World 9 DAYS • JULY 24 - AUGUST 1 Heritage Sites; the iconic Gros Morne National Park, and the Viking trail in St. Anthony. Along the way, we will discover 2000 ft. fjords, rare Tour Highlights: geological landscapes, roaming wildlife, and the history • Comprehensive hiking program in and around and heritage of the small coastal communities. Gros Morne National Park Our itinerary offers a blend of light and moderate hiking • Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse history and culture options, ranging from 5km to 11km with a maximum of 400m ascent, as well as a 1-12 guide ratio - the ultimate • Green Point geological site in small group experiences. Our accommodation will be in 2 locally owned properties. • Seaside Food Tour in Woody Point At the beginning and end of our tour we’ll stay at the Gros • Western Brook Pond boat tour Morne Inn - a new superior 3-star property near Gros • Best hikes in and around St. Anthony Morne National Park. The inn offers spacious rooms, a restaurant serving delicious local cuisine, hot tub and • L’Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site saunas, and stunning views over Bonne Bay and Gros • Iceberg and whale-watching boat tour Morne Mountain. • Port Aux Choix National Historic Site In St. Anthony we’ll stay at the Hotel North St. Anthony. This newly renovated 3-star property is located on St. * Those participating must be able to hike up to 11km Anthony Harbour, next to the town’s main shopping area. with up to 400m ascent on rocky terrain.

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Itinerary for Hiking in Newfoundland

Day 1: Depart. We depart for Dear Lake, Newfoundland. Upon coastal lowland, alpine plateaus, glacial valleys, sheer cliffs, arrival we transfer to the Gros Morne Inn. waterfalls and many pristine lakes. After our cruise we’ll Day 2: Gros Morne South (Walk 7 - 9km with 200m ascent). proceed to St. Anthony along the coastal road up the Viking We begin at the park Discovery Centre for a tour and video Trail. Watch the waves crash against the cliffs as we pass showing the lay of the land and the geological story of this through many small towns and fishing villages along the way. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then we’ll walk the Tablelands Dinner this evening is at a local restaurant. Trail and see how two ancient continents came together over Day 6: L’Anse Aux Meadows / Burnt Cape (Walk 11km with 500 million years! After a gourmet picnic lunch, we’ll walk 100m ascent). We begin with a tour of L’Anse Aux Meadows through Trout River - a small fishing village snuggled in a National Historic Site, and walk the Birchy Nuddick trail. 1000 sheltered cove. Then we’ll walk the Trout River Eastern Point years ago Norse expeditions sailed from Greenland and built Trail up to the top of a cliff that extends out towards the ocean, small encampments here of timber-and-sod buildings. We’ll providing fabulous views of the ocean, town and scenic cliffs. discover the fascinating archaeological remains of the Viking Day 3: Gros Morne Central (Walk 10km with 350m ascent OR encampment, with the stunning backdrop of rugged cliffs, bog optional full-day hike of 18km with 800m ascent). We walk to and coastline - a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. the base of Gros Morne Mountain on the newly re-designed Later we’ll visit Dark Tickle Economuse - maker of local jams, trail, passing through the boreal forest along the raging river teas, chocolate and more. This company’s products are made with many waterfalls along the way. The panoramic views of from hand-picked berries found on the local pristine barrens. the mountains and the ocean are spectacular. This afternoon We finish the day with a visit of Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve, we discover Lobster Cove Head - an historic lighthouse with and walk the easy trail featuring hundreds of protected plant trails along the coast and through tuckamore forests. We finish species (about 30 of which are considered rare). at the Green Point geological site - formed almost 500 million Day 7: Icebergs and Whale-Watching Cruise / Best of St. years ago at the bottom of an ancient ocean, featuring fossils Anthony’s Trails (Walk 8km with 200m ascent). We embark on that make Green Point a world geological landmark. We will an award-winning cruise offering Newfoundland’s best easily find fossils as we walk along the ocean floor. On our way sightings of icebergs, humpback whales and dolphins. The back to our inn, we’ll take the water taxi across Bonne Bay. vessel has traditional music and an onboard biologist. The Day 4: Gros Morne South (Walk 6km OR optional Green sightings of fin, minke and orca whales are common, and we’ll Gardens 5-hour hike of 10km. Both options - 400m ascent) / view caves and colonies of guillemots, kittiwakes and arctic Woody Point. We follow the Lookout Hill Trail to one of the terns. Later we’ll hike the Fishing Point Park Trails and the Tea park’s best panoramic vistas. After climbing through forest, House American Base Trail - the most amazing walks in the we emerge onto a highland plateau which offers spectacular area. The panoramic lookout at the top of the trail offers a views of Bonne Bay, Gros Morne Mountain, the Tablelands, and mesmerizing view of the pristine Newfoundland coast, Atlantic the Lookout Hills. The more challenging Green Gardens hike Ocean and the town of St. Anthony. We’ll follow the Cartier showcases the contrasting landscapes of Gros Morne, from the View Trail and Whale Watchers Trail back to St. Anthony. open barrens of the Tablelands, through the boreal forest to the Day 8: Port Aux Choix / Gros Morne (Walk 5km with 100m fertile volcanic sea coast. Later we’ll tour the artist’s hub of ascent). Our first stop is Port Aux Choix National Historic Site, Woody Point with its local characters, including the world-class where over 6000 years of human history is preserved - one of accordion player and folk-art creators of textiles, quilts and North America’s most fascinating archaeological finds amid a fine art. Included is a tasty and festive food tour in Woody Point. rugged coastline of unique limestone barrens, forests and Day 5: Gros Morne North / Western Brook Pond Cruise / bays. We’ll walk in the footsteps of the Palaeoeskimo people L’anse Aux Meadows (Walk 6km with 100m ascent). We along the trail to their dwelling site at Phillip’s Garden. Keep an follow the Western Brook Pond Trail to Western Brook Pond, eye out for sculptures depicting ancient Aboriginal ways of life. with its spectacular backdrop of the Long Range Mountains. Woodland caribou and sea birds live on this barren landscape We’ll enjoy a scenic boat tour on the Fjord, viewing the and are common to experience up close. Later, we’ll visit Arches spectacular glacier-carved land-locked fjord, waterfalls Provincial Park - a natural rock archway created by tidal action. cascading from 2000 feet, and frequent wildlife sightings. The Tonight we’ll enjoy a Farewell Dinner with live local music. magnificent scenery created by glacial action includes the Day 9: Home. We fly home from Dear Lake.

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HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Deluxe coach transportation to Kingston • Air Canada Rouge flight home from Quebec City • Cruise as described, port taxes, all meals daily, all shore excursions • 2-night stay at the Chateau Laurier in Quebec City, including breakfast daily, Farewell Dinner and a city tour • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

C OST: • per person, double occupancy, from Toronto or Montreal - $5597

• Single Supplement - $1990 * Add-ons below include the flight to Toronto, St. Lawrence a Toronto overnight prior to the cruise, and the flight home from Quebec City River Cruise • Ottawa add $290 • Halifax - add $490 • Winnipeg or Calgary - add $590 plus 2 nights in Quebec City • Edmonton or Vancouver - add $690

On this unique voyage, we’ll step back in time and experience Canada like the original voyageurs who 9 DAYS • SEPTEMBER 1 - 9

travelled up and down the St. Lawrence River. Our cruise weaves a connecting link from the magnificent combines modern engineering with charming Victorian- 1000 Islands and St. Lawrence Seaway, to the rich French era style decor. Aboard our fully air-conditioned ship you culture of Quebec, while navigating the incredible may relax on the Sun Deck, enjoy a game of shuffleboard, International St. Lawrence Seaway and it’s locks. parlour games or kite flying. There are also observation areas to take in the beautiful scenery. Each evening there En route we will discover the historical roots of “Loyalist will be comedic, cultural or magical entertainment. Brockville”, the unique living community of Upper Canada Village, and vibrant Montreal. Following our cruise we’ll Dining onboard includes three meals daily with coffee and enjoy a two night stay in Quebec City - a designated tea, and domestic wine and beer with all lunches and UNSECO World Heritage Site with over 400 years of dinners. Afternoon tea and snacks are offered as well. history. We will enjoy a city tour and time on our own to The cabins onboard have fixed twin beds, private explore the walled city’s shops, bistros, and art galleries. bathroom with shower only, opening windows or portholes, Our riverboat, the moderate MV Canadian Empress, is a individual climate control, and sound system. small intimate ship especially built for cruising the St. * Client must be fit and active, and must be able to climb Lawrence River. This classic replica steamboat-style ship stairs easily. There are no elevators on the ship, and the included shore excursions require quite a bit of walking. 29 Senior Discovery Tours st lawrence_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:09 AM Page 2

Itinerary for St. Lawrence Cruise and Quebec City

Day 1: Departure / Embarkation. We depart Toronto for Day 6: Trois Rivieres. We arrive in Trois Rivieres in the Kingston by coach, with a stop in picturesque Picton. afternoon, and enjoy a city tour. Then you may choose to Upon arrival in Kingston we transfer to the MV Canadian visit either the Shrine at Cap de la Madeleine, or the Empress. Enjoy a Welcome Captain’s Punch & Cheese Borealis Industrial Museum. Cap de la Madeleine is an Reception and later our first delicious dinner onboard. oasis of peace and greenery. The huge Basilica here has impressive stained glass windows, and the beautiful Days 2: 1000 Islands / Gananoque / Brockville. This grounds feature a lake with an island in the middle, morning we sail around the beautiful 1000 Islands, gardens, and walkways overlooking the St. Lawrence Wanderer’s Channel and Admiralty Group of Islands. River. The Borealis Industrial Museum is located in the Nature lovers will be in awe of the wildlife spotted along former filtration plant of the Canadian International Paper the shores of the islands. In Gananoque, we will enjoy a Company. The museum shows the human side of the tour of the Heritage Museum of the 1000 Islands featuring paper industry, as it pays tribute to the lumberjacks, log boats, dioramas, and interactive displays interpreting the drivers, and workers, who dedicated their lives to their history of the area. Later we visit Fulford Place, once home job. Tonight we enjoy big band sounds, songs, and to Senator George T. Fulford, showcasing the luxurious dancing on our last night onboard our ship. lifestyle of another era. Day 7: Disembarkation / Quebec City. We sail past Day 3: Brockville / Fort Wellington / Upper Canada magnificent Montmorency Falls (weather permitting) upon Village. To start the day, we enjoy a tour of Aquatarium our approach to romantic Quebec City. In the afternoon we featuring an interactive experience of history and nature disembark our ship and proceed on our city tour, during along the St. Lawrence River. Then we visit Fort Wellington which we’ll see the provincial Parliament buildings, the National Historic Site, one of the best preserved 19th Belvedere overlooking the St. Lawrence River, Plains of century fortifications in Canada. It depicts life when the Abraham, Joan of Arc Garden, Laval University, Old Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment was stationed here in the Quebec City, Place Royale and Petit Champlain Street. 1840’s. Day 8: Quebec City. A day at leisure to stroll the romantic Day 4: Upper Canada Village / Coteau Landing. This European-style cobble-stone streets of Quebec City’s morning a miniature train ride transports us to meet famous Old Town. Those who wish may also visit horse-drawn wagons to tour Upper Canada Village. The Montmorency Falls or Ile d’Orleans. Tonight is our Farewell village is a fascinating living museum community that Dinner. recreates the life, work, and development of the early settlements along the upper St. Lawrence River valley. In Day 9: Home. After breakfast we transfer to the airport for the afternoon we will pass through the American our flight home. Eisenhower and Snell locks on our way to Couteau Landing, Quebec.

Day 5: Montreal. We arrive in the port of Montreal in the late morning and upon arrival enjoy a harbour tour. Later, on our coach tour of Montreal, we will see Notre Dame Basilica - a masterpiece of Gothic Revival, Mount Royal with its sweeping views of the downtown area and St. Lawrence River, St. Joseph’s Oratory - one of the world’s most visited shrines, Old Montreal, the French Quarter, and McGill University. Senior Discovery Tours 30 vic_Layout 1 3/4/2021 9:08 AM Page 1

HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS: • Flights with Air Canada • Superior accommodation • Breakfast daily • Christmas Day Brunch (December only) • 5 dinners and 3 lunches (December tour includes Christmas and New Years dinners and celebrations) • High Tea at Butchart Gardens • High Tea at Abkhazi Gardens Victoria, BC • Many guided excursions • All Tour Inclusions listed on Page 1

British Columbia’s capital, Victoria, boasts Canada’s mildest winter and thus has the country’s fastest • 13 DAYS • 2 DATES IN 2021 growing retirement community. SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 6 Victoria lies in a beautiful natural setting on Vancouver DECEMBER 21 - JAN. 2 (HOLIDAY SEASON) Island, surrounded by hills and overlooking the snow-clad Olympic mountains. It is a charming city with the atmosphere of a seaside resort. With its turn-of-the- games room, an onsite restaurant and lounge, gift shop, century buildings and tweed and wool shops, you might guest laundry facilities, free wireless internet and a free be inclined to think Victoria is a transplanted corner of shuttle service that runs from the hotel to the downtown Britain! It is a wonderful city for those who love to walk, core for the exclusive convenience of hotel guests. and active seniors with an appetite for adventure will find Three types of rooms are offered: a vast array of delightful side trips at their disposal (in addition to the many included in our program). * The Standard Room (1 or 2 Queen Beds) has a microwave, small fridge, coffee maker, kettle, dishes December tour - Christmas in Downtown Victoria is a and utensils. festive time of year with roaming carolers, trolley rides, parades and special events. We will enjoy the season in * The Studio Suite, ideal for couples or singles, has a style, with a Christmas Brunch, a Christmas Dinner and a comfortable seating area, fully equipped kitchen, special New Year’s Eve Dinner and celebrations. dining table and chairs. The bedroom with a Queen Bed is set apart with a partition wall. Our hotel in Victoria will be the Royal Scot Hotel & Suites. This superior Canada Select 4-star, AAA 3-diamond hotel * The One Bedroom Suite has a separate bedroom is perfectly located one block from the Inner Harbour and (2 Twins or 1 King Bed), living room and a full kitchen / within easy walking distance to the BC Parliament dining room. Buildings, downtown and Empress Hotel. The hotel has an * This tour is suitable only for the active traveller who indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, exercise room, billiards and enjoys walking.

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Included Excursions in Victoria

1. A sightseeing tour of Victoria including a visit of the beautiful Abkhazi Gardens for Afternoon Tea.

2. A walking tour of Victoria’s fabled Inner Harbour area with an entertaining local guide.

3. We visit the famous Butchart Gardens - a 50-acre showplace comprising various incredible gardens. Afternoon Tea is included at the Gardens. Today we also visit the Victoria Butterfly Gardens - an indoor tropical paradise which also features tropical fish and birds, ornate plants and an exquisite orchid display. December tour - take in the Twelve Days of Christmas display featuring tens of thousands of coloured lights.

4. A guided tour of The Robert Bateman Centre - an exhibit of original works by the world’s greatest wildlife artist. This collection is the largest ever assembled for public view.

5. We visit the world-renowned Royal BC Museum, including the IMAX Theatre presentation. Those on the December tour will enjoy the turn-of-the-century replica town completely decorated for Christmas.

6. Chinatown by Night – After a presentation on Chinatown’s history, we’ll walk through Fan Tan Alley and enjoy the tales of a local guide. Dinner is included at a traditional Chinese restaurant in the heart of Chinatown.

7. Miniature World is one of Victoria’s most popular attractions. We view over 85 exciting miniature dioramas and displays, including the World’s Largest Dollhouses circa 1880, the Great Canadian Railway, one of the world’s largest model railways, the World of Dickens, Olde London Towne of 1670, and much more.

8. We travel to Chemainus for lunch and a variety show at the Chemainus Theatre.

9. A Special Christmas Day Brunch with all the trimmings at our hotel (December tour only).

10. Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve Dinners and celebrations (December tour only)

COST (per person, double occupancy, from Toronto or Montreal)

Standard Room September tour - $3997 December tour - $4197 Studio Suite September tour - $4147 December tour - $4347 One Bedroom Suite September tour - $4297 December tour - $4497

SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS

Standard Room September tour - $790 December tour - $690 Studio Suite September tour - $890 December tour - $790 One Bedroom Suite September tour - $990 December tour - $890

• Ottawa or Halifax - add $290 • Winnipeg - deduct $200 • Edmonton or Calgary - deduct $500 • Vancouver - deduct $700

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TERMS & CONDITIONS • SDT will attempt to accommodate special requests by Please read this page carefully before booking notifying the suppliers in writing, however we cannot your Senior Discovery Tours (SDT) holiday. guarantee that requests such as room locations or meal • SDT acts solely as agent between the passenger and requirements for flights or hotels will be adhered to by our supplier for providing services as described in the brochure. suppliers, and therefore we cannot be held responsible. SDT will not assume responsibility for any claims, damages or Please note that advance seat selection for flights on our expenses arising from situations beyond our control. group tours is not permitted, as per the conditions of our contract with the airlines. Sea view or pool view rooms are not • Passports are required for travel outside of Canada. guaranteed unless noted otherwise in our brochure. Passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of your expected return to Canada. • On cruises - all shore excursions are optional, and are paid for on board the ship.unless stated otherwise in our brochure. • All itineraries are “tentative”. While we make every effort to Our local tour operators may also offer optional excursions. follow the original itinerary, we may make changes to improve While we do our best to monitor their quality, SDT is not the tour, or for reasons beyond our control. If any component responsible for the operation or costing of these excursions. of a tour cannot be honoured by the contracted supplier, SDT will make every effort to provide a comparable alternative, • Please be advised that there may be different standards in however no liability should be inferred from these efforts. utilities, services and accommodations outside Canada. Our classifications for accommodation are made in terms of local • Those who choose to decline our comprehensive insurance standards. Please note that outside North America coffee, tea package will be issued a rebate on their tour cost, the amount to or drinking water are generally not included with lunch or be informed by your Tour Consultant. The following schedule of dinner. All rooms are non-smoking. cancellation penalties applies only if you have declined our insurance package, or if you cancel a tour for a reason not • Please note that our cancellation insurance policy does not covered in our insurance package (applies to tours without a include “upgrade to single accommodation” in case your cruise or rail portion. Cruise or rail penalties may vary). This partner cancels. In this case you may either pay the single schedule of penalties applies only to 2021 tours. supplement and travel as a single (space permitting), or cancel the tour and receive a full refund, less the $75 administration • Cancel 45 days or more prior to departure: No penalty. fee. Also, while our cancellation insurance policy covers the • 44 days to 8 days prior to departure: 25% of tour cost. partner of a person cancelling, it does not cover their friends • 7 days or less prior to departure: 50% of tour cost. who are not sharing accommodation with the cancelling party. • Our tours are designed for those who are physically fit. All If you must cancel your tour you must notify us within 48 tour members must be able to walk fairly long distances at a hours of learning that you are unable to travel, otherwise the reasonable pace and climb stairs easily. Our tours are not cancellation insurance policy is null and void. suitable for those requiring wheel chairs and/or walkers. If you • Generally you will receive your tour documents 10 to 14 have walking limitations, we recommend a cruise on which days prior to departure, unless we are held up by a supplier the excursions are optional. If you are concerned about your providing documentation, in which case you may not receive physical ability to join one of our tours, we urge you to discuss them until closer to departure. which of our programs is appropriate for your activity level with one of our travel experts. If you join a tour beyond your • Luggage handling is included wherever possible, however in physical ability SDT reserves the right to send you home, at some situations it does not exist - especially when removing your own cost and with no refund for unused services. SDT your luggage from the carousels at airports. You should be reserves the right to decline any passenger as a member of capable of handling your luggage in such situations. Luggage our tours at any time for any reason at our sole discretion. carts are generally available at all airports worldwide. • Please read the details of your insurance coverage carefully. • You may purchase ticket upgrades to Business or First If you have a pre-existing condition please inquire about your Class. You may also purchase our tours on a “land only” basis insurance validity at time of booking. and arrange your own flights independently. Our consultants will be pleased to quote all cost adjustments. If you book your • All gratuities are included for all services provided in our own flights, home pick-up and drop-off, and arrival / departure tour package. For extra services such as optional excursions, airport transfers at the destination, are not included. If you meals on your own, room service and any exceptional services, book your own flights, please protect yourself with tipping is at your discretion. If you wish to show appreciation cancellation insurance as we cannot be held responsible for to your Tour Manager please do so on an individual basis schedule changes, or if a tour is cancelled for any reason. - collections are not permitted! • You may not make any changes to your flight arrangements • Single travellers must pay a supplement due to hotel after the final payment due date. charges. However this does not imply that they will necessarily be assigned a room as large as those assigned to two people • There may be occasions in which the flight portion of your sharing. We can often team up those without a partner! SDT holiday is unescorted. • Flight schedule changes are becoming more common, and • If a tour is cancelled for any reason our liability is limited to are beyond our control. We are therefore occasionally forced your full refund. No tours will be cancelled due to to change airlines, and/or routings, and/or date of travel for international events, unless the government specifically your benefit. In such cases we provide as much notice as advises not to travel to your destination. possible, and do everything possible to ensure your • We are unable to refund those who do not participate in any convenience and comfort. Should a schedule change result in included meals or excursions, as they are prepaid. an unplanned overnight enroute to or from your destination, • All of our tours are conducted in English only. the cost will be borne by the traveller. Reg. #2160711

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WHAT OUR TRAVELLERS ARE SAYING!

“OUR TRIP WAS MORE THAN WE EVER EXPECTED!” We have just returned from our first Senior Discovery Tour, to Russia. The trip was well organized from the pick up at our home to the driver waiting to return us to our door. The hotels were exceptional and the meals were a highlight. The excursions were fascinating and well planned, and the guides entertaining. Our Tour Manager, Suzanne, was fabulous. She was very efficient and made sure everyone was well taken care of. She had water and goodies on the bus for all trips and was always asking if there was anything she could do for us. The trip was more than we ever expected and we look forward to taking another.

~ Grant and Barb, ON

“FIRST CLASS ALL THE WAY” My friend and I have just returned from our first Senior Discovery Tour to beautiful Croatia and Slovenia and could not be more pleased with all the tour inclusions ... from home pick-up to the warm greeting of our Tour Manager at the airport, lovely hotels, tasty meals and enlightening excursions. Everything was First Class all the way. I’d like to make a special mention of our Tour Manager who ensured that the tour ran smoothly everyday. I especially enjoyed the little cocktail parties and treats he surprised us with. We just booked our second adventure, to Ireland, and can hardly wait.

~ Celine, PQ

“I WAS VERY IMPRESSED WITH YOUR TOUR MANAGER” The tour to Sicily was wonderful!! One might think “how could it be otherwise?” when the weather was so perfect, the scenery absolutely incredible, the meals beyond delicious, but I know that it took a great deal more than this. The planning and general arrangements were well thought out and suitable for Discovering Seniors! The Tour Manager’s part in the success was paramount; David’s unfailing unflappable good humour and patience with answering oft repeated questions, his flexibility in accommodating special needs and requests, and tireless checking and fine-tuning of details made it a very special holiday. Thank you David. I shall feel lucky to meet you again, on some future trip.

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Our prices include everything, even the tips!

In addition to flights, hotels, meals and pre-arranged sightseeing, our prices also include all taxes, health and cancellation insurance, all tipping and round-trip transportation between your home and the airport (from many Canadian cities). Prices are guaranteed in Canadian funds, and there will be no hidden or unexpected surcharges.

Call us at 1-800-268-3492 and one of our travel experts will be happy to answer your questions and help you choose a tour.

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