Canada East
Discover eastern Canada: cosmopolitan cities, enchanting autumn landscapes, and a rich maritime history in a unique cultural blend.
Map
Eastern Canada Map - Complete Itinerary
Itinerary
Travel days
Kingston
From Toronto to Kingston. First taste of Eastern Canada
Quebec City
Along the Saint Lawrence River: The Thousand Islands, Quebec City and St. Anne de Beaupre. The best of Canadian history.
The Malbaie
The Malbaie, the San Lorenzo on a ferry, crossing through New Brunswick and encountering an elk.
Nova Scotia
Ferry to Nova Scotia: From Lueneburg, passing by the German town and the artists of Peggy's Cove, until Halifax.
Halifax + Ferry
Nova Scotia and ferry to Newfoundland. The closest part of Canada to Europe, but further from the rest of Canada.
Newfoundland I
Exploring Newfoundland: From Gros Morne National Park to Gander, where time seems to have stopped at the right moment.
Newfoundland II
Up to St. John's, where Canada starts. Night departure from Argentia and 13 hours on a ferry to Nova Scotia.
Cape Breton
Navigation towards Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island, which is actually a peninsula.
Prince Edward Island
Ferry to Prince Edward Island and then back to New Brunswick
Gaspe
Along the Gaspésie peninsula, now back in Quebec. Unforgettable sunset over the Saint Lawrence.
Saguenay Park
Crossing of the Saint-Laurent River and Saguenay Park in Quebec
Parc Mauricie
Traveling through forests to the Mauricie National Park and the contrast with the metropolis: Montreal
Montreal and Ottawa
Visit to Montreal and Ottawa, the peaceful federal capital, and arrival in Toronto. Niagara Falls at night.
Toronto and Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls during the day, visit to Toronto and return home.