Depart the hotel in the morning and travel into New Brunswick. Visit the Hartland Covered Bridge, a National Historic Site of Canada and the world’s longest covered bridge.

Prepare to witness one of Quebec’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders at Parc de la Chute-Montmorency. Standing 83 metres high—approximately 30 metres higher than Niagara Falls—Montmorency Falls is the tallest waterfall in Quebec and is often nicknamed the “Crystal Falls.” If the admission option is selected, park entry and a scenic cable car ride from the base to the top of the cliff are included. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views of the rushing waters, the St. Lawrence River, and Île d’Orléans. From the top, admire the surrounding landscape as the water plunges dramatically over the steep cliff, creating a thunderous roar and a magnificent sight. In spring and summer, the area is lush and green with pleasant weather, while autumn transforms the forests into brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold.

Head to Fredericton, the capital city of New Brunswick. Explore the poetic and quaint city centre scenery along the banks of the Saint John River, highlighted by the solemn, antique architecture of City Hall.

Arrive around midday in Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia and the largest city in Atlantic Canada. Halifax is an important naval centre and was once one of Britain’s largest overseas military strongholds. It also played a significant role as an early settlement and gateway for European immigrants arriving in North America.

Board a distinctive New Orleans–style sightseeing vessel and cruise through the picturesque Halifax Harbour. During this popular harbour tour, a local guide will share stories about Halifax and Dartmouth, often known as the “twin cities,” and explain the area’s maritime and military history. Along the way, enjoy views of the Canadian naval base, military vessels of the Atlantic Fleet, the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge, Georges Island, historic lighthouses, Pier 21—where generations of immigrants first arrived in Canada—and major waterfront terminals. Relax on board while admiring the beautiful harbour scenery and landmarks along both shores.

Visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and discover Halifax’s deep connection with the sea. Explore exhibits covering shipbuilding, wartime convoys, the age of sail, the transition to steamships, the Titanic disaster, and the Halifax Explosion. Through historic artefacts, photographs, and personal stories, learn how maritime events helped shape the city’s history and identity.

Continue to the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, one of Canada’s national museums. Unlike a traditional museum, Pier 21 brings immigration history to life through personal stories, interactive exhibits, and hands-on activities. Visitors may dress as immigration officers, customs officials, or Red Cross nurses while learning about the experiences of newcomers who arrived in Canada and the important role Halifax played as a gateway to the country.

Continue to Peggy’s Cove, a picturesque fishing village set along Nova Scotia’s rugged Atlantic coastline. Its dramatic granite rocks, crashing ocean waves, colourful coastal homes, and iconic lighthouse create one of Canada’s most photographed seaside landscapes.

Depart Halifax after breakfast for Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island. Marvel at its striking red soil, blue waters, rolling green pastures, and charming potato fields. It feels like stepping into a peaceful, hidden paradise

Visit Green Gables Heritage Place, the farmhouse that inspired Canadian author L. M. Montgomery’s timeless 1908 novel, *Anne of Green Gables*. Explore the historic setting and experience the feeling of stepping back into the world of this beloved Canadian storey. Return to the resort in the evening, where guests may enjoy an authentic local lobster dinner at their own expense. Stay overnight at a charming countryside resort on Prince Edward Island, followed by an exclusive bonfire gathering for a relaxing evening under the stars.

Cross the iconic 13-kilometer Confederation Bridge into New Brunswick. Stop in Shediac for a fun photo opportunity with the world-famous Giant Lobster Statue, a proud symbol of the Maritime provinces

Continue to the Hopewell Rocks on the Bay of Fundy, home to some of the world’s highest tides. Admire the remarkable rock formations shaped by centuries of erosion and witness the dramatic rise and fall of the water. The changing tides can even reverse the flow of nearby rivers, creating a rare natural phenomenon that reveals the extraordinary power of the sea.

Continue to Saint John, a coastal city and the largest urban centre in New Brunswick. Enjoy a drive through the city and admire its waterfront setting and well-preserved Victorian architecture, much of which reflects the influence of early British settlement and the city’s colonial heritage.

Admire the Reversing Falls, where the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy cause the river’s current to reverse direction. Afterwards, continue to Fredericton

Visit the famous Montreal Biodome, housed in a former 1976 Olympic venue. Explore five distinct American ecosystems, including a tropical rainforest, polar regions, and the St. Lawrence River habitat. It is highly regarded as a must-see landmark

Continue to Old Montreal, a charming historic district filled with European character and modern French romance. Stroll through its atmospheric streets and view the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica from the outside.

Visit the Canadian Museum of History, Canada’s largest and most visited national museum. Explore incredible exhibits charting the country’s complete cultural history, tracing the diverse heritage from Indigenous peoples to early European immigrants

Admire the impressive exterior of Parliament Hill, enjoy views of the scenic Ottawa River, and visit the solemn National War Memorial. You will also see the iconic Peace Tower, one of Ottawa’s most recognisable symbols

Travel east through Ontario towards the beautiful Thousand Islands region, stopping for lunch along the way. Then, step aboard a scenic cruise and journey through this breathtaking archipelago along the St. Lawrence River. Admire the lush islands, charming waterfront homes, historic landmarks, and peaceful natural scenery while learning about the area’s fascinating history and local stories