Eastern Canada

Ask people to name the great cities on the east coast of North America, and most will mention Boston, New York or Washington. Yet some of the most charming and fascinating cities on the east coast lie a little further north, in Canada: Toronto, Montréal and Québec are exciting cities surrounded by impressive national parks that give the landscape a wild and lush green face.

Eastern Canada has a great deal to offer, and with our tours you can discover the full diversity of this magnificent region. The cities of Toronto and Montréal are a dream for anyone who loves city life. The imposing Niagara Falls, Algonquin Provincial Park with its crystal-clear lakes and endless forests, and the Saguenay Fjord are little paradises for nature lovers. The Great Lakes and the many historic villages are also among the highlights. The provinces of Ontario and Québec are known for their perfect blend of natural beauty and fascinating culture. Just a few hours from the vibrant cities, you can immerse yourself in the peace and seclusion of the Canadian wilderness. The country’s political and economic centre also has plenty to offer visitors. A trip to Eastern Canada is the ideal way to combine adventure, wilderness, history, culture and gastronomy.

Barely a sound disturbs the silence all around; all you can hear is the splash of each paddle stroke. Mighty rock faces soar into the sky, while an endless forest stretches along the shore. Almost 2500 lakes and wetlands lie at the heart of the country. This is the Canada we know from countless travel reports – although most of them come from national parks such as Banff, Jasper or Pacific Rim. Yet this description fits Algonquin Provincial Park, halfway between Toronto and Montréal, just as well. In autumn, when the leaves turn red and yellow, nature in the provinces of Ontario and Québec shows itself in all its glory. For a stay in Eastern Canada’s three great cities – Toronto, Montréal and Québec – we particularly recommend the warm summer months and autumn.