Start your adventure in the lively city of Toronto. Stay in a hotel, offering an ideal base to explore Toronto's various neighborhoods and famous attractions, such as the CN Tower and Royal Ontario Museum. Relax in comfort after discovering the highlights of this bustling city.

Experience the city's renowned landmarks and energetic vibe. Visit the CN Tower, Royal Ontario Museum, and the Distillery District, taking in all they have to offer.

As its Iroquoian name implies, this lake of shining waters harbors pieces of each of the other Great Lakes within it. All the water in the Great Lakes flows through this body of water. And the dunes, wetlands, and rocky forests that surround it are recreational wonders for guests year-round.

Discover the lively metropolis of Montreal. With its rich blend of cultures, thriving arts scene, and delectable cuisine, Montreal offers a European flair that captivates every visitor.

Serving as a partial boundary between the U.S. and Canada, The St. Lawrence River is an important route for trade and travel. The waterway is fed by the world's largest source of freshwater - The Great Lakes, beginning at the outflow of Lake Ontario near Kingston and flowing northeast to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean. The river spans 744 miles and widens significantly near Quebec City to become the St. Lawrence Estuary.

Quebec City is the only walled community in North America and is deeply engaged in preserving its history and its unique place in Canada. In the morning, the coaches departed for the Plains of Abraham at the point where the battle between the invading English forces and the defenders took place as they stormed the upper city and captured the town. Then onward to pretty Place Royale in the lower town, which in 1759 was bombarded from across the river, as fire ships were dispatched towards the port. You will then drive out of Quebec City to see the historical and majestic Montmorency Falls including a cable car ride to the top where you will have magnificent views across to the Ile d’Orleans. Petit Champlain is a short stroll away and takes the funicular railway to the Chateau Frontenac to visit the magnificent Dufferin Terrace.

Tadoussac, where The St. Lawrence River meets the outflow of the Saguenay River, is one of the most exciting whale-watching sites in the world. Between May and October, up to 13 species of cetaceans make their way upriver from the Atlantic Ocean, to become temporary residents in the salty rich waters of the St. Lawrence. These sea mammals include blue whales, the largest animals on the planet, and the impressive humpbacks, which swim up into the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord near Tadoussac to feed. You will rendezvous with the whale-watching crew at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord. This region of The St. Lawrence River has also been the home of several indigenous tribes and at one time hunters from the far north traveled into the St. Lawrence to augment their whale catch. Nowadays the region is committed to sustaining a safe and rich environment for these extraordinary creatures and the only catch one can make is through the lens of a camera.

Serving as a partial boundary between the U.S. and Canada, The St. Lawrence River is an important route for trade and travel. The waterway is fed by the world's largest source of freshwater - The Great Lakes, beginning at the outflow of Lake Ontario near Kingston and flowing northeast to the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean. The river spans 744 miles and widens significantly near Quebec City to become the St. Lawrence Estuary.

Explore the picturesque capital of Prince Edward Island. Enjoy the Victorian architecture, beautiful landscapes, and delicious local seafood in charming Charlottetown.

Navigate through the serene Strait of Canso, a narrow channel that divides Cape Breton Island from mainland Nova Scotia. Enjoy the calm waters and scenic views of this vital maritime passage.

Discover the rich maritime heritage of Halifax. Stroll along the lively waterfront, visit historic sites, and immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture and strong ties to the sea.

Set sail across the vast Atlantic Ocean. Relax on deck and take in the endless horizon as you cruise toward Portland, Maine.  

Conclude your adventure in the delightful coastal city of Portland. Explore historic landmarks, savor fresh seafood, and enjoy the nautical charm of this vibrant port.