Montreal

Montreal, the largest city in the province of Quebec and the second-largest in Canada, is a vibrant metropolis that beautifully blends European charm with North American modernity. Situated on the Island of Montreal at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers, the city serves as a major cultural, economic, and educational hub. Montreal is renowned for its distinctive French heritage, with French being the official language, yet English is widely spoken, reflecting the city's bilingual character.

Ultimate Quebec and Ontario Fly Drive 12nts

Discover the heart of French and English Canada on this unforgettable journey through historic cities, dramatic landscapes, and pristine wilderness. From the European charm of Montréal and Québec City to the cosmopolitan energy of Toronto, this itinerary blends culture, history, and nature at a relaxed pace. Wander cobbled streets in centuries-old towns, admire grand architecture, and enjoy the warmth of Canadian hospitality as you travel through some of the country’s most iconic regions.

Nature lovers will be captivated by Québec’s vast national parks, deep fjords, glacial valleys, and forested lakes, while cultural highlights include Parliament Hill in Ottawa, a scenic cruise through the Thousand Islands, and the thundering spectacle of Niagara Falls. With comfortable hotels, scenic drives, and endless opportunities for wildlife encounters and outdoor activities, this itinerary offers an authentic and immersive Canadian experience, perfect for travelers seeking both discovery and relaxation.

Quebec City

The singular image of Quebec city is the hilltop citadel hotel surrounded by cannons - representing the only fortress on the North American continent. Built to evoke a mountain castle, Chateau Frontenac sits atop a cape above the St. Lawrence River.

Lac St Jean

Lac-Saint-Jean is a picturesque region and lakeside community in Québec, known for its wide-open spaces, strong local traditions, and deep connection to nature. Centered around one of the largest freshwater lakes in the province, the area is defined by sweeping shorelines, fertile farmland, and charming small towns such as Alma and Roberval.

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean

This region gets its name from Lac Saint-Jean, a veritable inland sea, and the Rivière Saguenay, which flows in an amazing fjord. The waterside communities here enjoy a vibrant cultural life and the year-round adventure tourism offering is superb.

Mauricie

Mauricie is a breathtaking region in central Québec, celebrated for its vast wilderness, tranquil lakes, and deep forests that showcase Canada's natural beauty at its finest. Anchored by La Mauricie National Park, the area is part of the ancient Laurentian Mountains and is home to rolling hills, rocky cliffs, and more than 150 sparkling lakes connected by rivers and streams.

Ottawa

Ottawa, Canada's capital city, is a graceful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, set along the banks of the Ottawa River. At its heart stands Parliament Hill, an iconic complex of Gothic Revival buildings that symbolize the nation's political life and offer striking views over the river.

Toronto

Visit the magnificent indoor Eaton shopping centre. Perhaps head down to the shore of Lake Ontario and visit the CN Tower to enjoy the views from 555 meters high and walk on the glass floor. This was once the tallest free standing structure in the world and now ranks as the 3rd tallest.

Niagara Falls

Enjoy an exhilarating boat ride to the base of the falls, try your luck in the casino or enjoy the views from the top of the Skylon Tower . This fertile region of Canada has many orchards, vineyards & wineries; and picturesque Niagara On the Lake is not to be missed ! This was the original capital of Canada and is now a Heritage Town full of shops, restaurants and pristine groomed sidewalks and gardens. The famous Floral Clock and Brocks Monument are also interesting sights to see.