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Your Itinerary Canada from East to West Your itinerary Start Location Visited Location Plane End Location Cruise Train Over night Ferry Day 1 head over to Prince’s Island Park to walk its many hiking trails and enjoy a drink in Arrive Toronto (2 Nights) the sunshine. With over 1000 different animal species, Calgary Zoo is another firm favourite. If it’s icons you’re after look no further than the 191 metre high (627 foot) Welcome to the world’s most multiculturally diverse city, Toronto. Known to locals Calgary Tower, which boasts one of the highest observation decks in the world. as the ‘Six’, Canada’s hipster enclave and largest city is all about unique Alternatively, for a glimpse of Calgary of old head to the Heritage Park Historical neighbourhoods, fusion food, fascinating museums, vintage shopping and a healthy Village, which has been recreated to portray the city as it would have once looked, obsession with all things hockey. At the centre of it all is the city’s icon, the CN complete with a fort, grain mill, old school and even costumed interpreters who are Tower, its 553 metre spire dominating the landscape. Meet your Travel Director at happy to educate and entertain. your hotel then you have the option to wander around the district’s open­air markets which will no doubt get tummies rumbling. For dinner why not head to nearby Day 11 Kensington Market, arguably the most diverse of all the city’s neighbourhoods where Calgary – Banff (2 Nights) the idea of fusion food is taken to all new heights. After one final orientation tour of Calgary, you’ll be hitting the road this morning in the direction of Banff. The journey is part of the adventure so enjoy watching the Hotel - Chelsea Hotel Toronto changing landscape from the comfort of your seat as the craggy, snow­capped Day 2 peaks of the Rockies come into view. Banff is famed for its world class national Niagara Falls Excursion parks, glassy emerald green lakes and dramatic vistas, a taste of which you’ll be getting on a sightseeing tour that will take you along Tunnel Mountain Drive, spotting Pack your sense of adventure this morning as you’re off to visit Niagara Falls! The sights such as Cascade Mountain, Mt. Rundle, Bow Falls, and the surreal, nature biggest (and loudest) falls in North America, an incredible 750,000 gallons of water beaten hoodoos rock formations, which have formed their bizarre twisted shapes thunder into the gorge below every second, creating a natural phenomenon many over years of erosion from water and wind. have dubbed the 8th Wonder of the World. We’ll be getting you up close and personal on a cruise to Horseshoe Falls, allowing you to see both the Canadian and Hotel - Banff Caribou Lodge and Spa American sides. Remember that raincoat? Now’s the time to use it. Back in Toronto later, the rest of the day is yours to do as you please. Maybe head to Queen West Day 12 to explore the neighbourhood’s impressive collection of art galleries and design Banff Free Time studios or take advantage of our CN Tower Optional Experience to test your head for Waking up today we hope you’re full of energy, as the vast natural playground heights. outside of your front door isn’t going to explore itself. Venture into the stunning Day 3 wilderness of Banff National Park, or better still you could take advantage of our Toronto – Kingston – Ottawa (2 Nights) enticing range of Optional Experiences to truly unlock this region in real Costsaver style. We’ve got a variety of helicopter flights to see you soaring over sights Leaving Toronto behind this morning, enjoy the gorgeous drive alongside Lake including the Three Sisters Peak, the Sundance Ranges and the Gloria and Ontario, one of the five Great Lakes of North America, as you make your way to Assiniboine Glaciers, or perhaps you’d prefer to catch the gondola to the very top of Kingston. Known as the ‘Limestone City’ thanks to its grand 19th century buildings Sulphur Mountain for a bird’s eye view of six mountain ranges within the Rockies, built from ­ you guessed it ­ limestone. Visit Campbell's Orchard in Prince Edward spotting glorious Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in the distance. However you County today for a farm tour and a cider tasting. This cider is made from a blend of choose to explore today, one things for sure ­ Banff will be an experience you’ll never apples picked from the trees of the Campbell’s Orchard and produced right on site, forget. fermented using traditional methods. Next, continue to Kingston where you may take an optional 1000 Islands cruise, or enjoy some leisure time in this quaint city. Day 13 Back on land, finish today north of the Ottawa River in charming Gatineau. Banff – Icefields Parkway – Jasper (2 Nights) The magnificent Icefields Parkway awaits you this morning, a striking 232km stretch Hotel - Quality Inn and Suites Gatineau of road that cuts straight through the backbone of the Rockies, serving up ancient Day 4 glaciers, mountain lakes and broad sweeping valleys en route. Stop at world­ Ottawa Sightseeing renowned Lake Louise and admire the stunning setting of this turquoise lake, surrounded by tall peaks and facing mighty Victoria Glacier. Next is the Columbia After an orientation tour of Ottawa, your day is at leisure. Perhaps join an Optional Icefield where you ride aboard an enormous Ice Explorer up to and on to Athabasca Experience on the grounds of the Museum of History, including an authentic Pow­ Glacier. Today's nature fest ends in Jasper, right in the middle of Jasper National wow dance with music performed by First Nations members. Participate in an Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. interactive beading workshop and learn about the Storyboot Project, a partnership between Manitoba Mukluks and our TreadRight Foundation. The rest of the day is at Hotel - Lobstick Lodge leisure. Day 14 Day 5 Jasper National Park Free Time Ottawa – Québec City (2 Nights) Today promises to be action packed! Stepping outside and smelling the fresh Ready for some romance? We’ve got good news ­ timeless, elegant Québec City is mountain air, let the prospect of a day exploring stunning Jasper bring a smile to up next. Exuding class, grandeur and a distinctly European feel, Québec City is your face. As the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies your options are almost a country within a country; 95% of the population speak French, and around limitless, and as always we’ve also got a range of exciting Optionals on hand to help 75% are native Francophiles. Arriving here, we’ll be listening for the collective sighs personalise your experience. Perhaps you’ll choose to add our Optional Experience, of appreciation as you set eyes on the narrow cobblestone streets and pretty parks a gentle float down the Athabasca River^, which provides ample wildlife spotting for the first time. No doubt itching to explore, why not unearth the city’s gastronomic opportunities, or maybe a guided walk on the “Path of the Glaciers” as you make side today, or head to Saint­Roch for a truly authentic Québec experience, browsing your way to the emerald green “Lake of Forgiveness”. Have your heart set on the many shops, restaurants and art galleries that line the streets here. exploring beautiful Maligne Lake? Then a boat cruise around the largest glacially fed lake in the Canadian Rockies has your name all over it. Hotel - Universel Hotel Day 15 Day 6 Jasper – Sun Peaks Quebec City Sightseeing and Free Time Heading out of Jasper today you’ll continue your journey through Jasper National After grabbing a taste of France with a croissant and coffee, you’ll be heading out to Park, passing towering pine forests, surging rivers, vast waterfalls and alpine join a Local Specialist this morning for a tour of the UNESCO World Heritage listed meadows on the way. The crowning glory of your journey will undoubtedly be Old Town. Checking out sites including the Citadel, the historically significant Plains catching your first glimpse of Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian of Abraham, and the famous turrets of the Chateau Frontenac, the world’s most Rockies. You’ll then finish your journey in Sun Peaks. photographed hotel, prepare to fall even more in love with this city. This afternoon why not continue your Quebec love affair with our Optional Experiences that will get Hotel - Sun Peaks Lodge you into the spirit of everything Quebecois. Day 16 Day 7 Sun Peaks ­ Victoria (2 Nights) Québec City – Montréal Passing through the pretty town of Hope, a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, We hope you’re hungry this morning as for breakfast you’ll be heading to the iconic you’ll board a ferry this morning bound for Vancouver Island. Docking at Swartz Bay Érablière le Chemin du Roy , a traditional cabane à sucre (sugar shack) to learn and making the short drive into the city, you’ll no doubt be struck by the English how maple syrup, one of Canada’s most famous exports, is made. You’ll then make influence of Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. A sightseeing tour of the city the short drive to Montréal, Canada’s cultural capital where festivals, art, good food will take you along the waterfront district and into the downtown area, passing the and a certain joie de vivre are all part of the daily make up. On arrival you’ll meet up Parliament Buildings, Government Street and through Beacon Hill Park so you can with a Local Specialist to learn the ins and outs of this UNESCO World Heritage really get your bearings.
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