7-Day In-Depth Tour of the Maritime Provinces and Eastern Canada: Early Bird Specia...

Depart Toronto in the morning for Quebec City, the capital of Quebec, through Montreal, and travel to Quebec City, Canada's oldest city, a richly European city where historic The oldest city in Canada, Quebec City is full of European color and historical relics are everywhere. North America's only best-preserved ancient city walls, the elegant Fort Hotel, the elegant old churches, the magnificent Quebec Provincial Parliament Building, the popular antique horse-drawn carriages and street artists, etc.

Hotel: Clarion /Comfort/Quality or equivalent (with breakfast or breakfast bag) **Early Bird. 1.Guaranteed 2 nights free in a suite hotel with breakfast - sign up 1 month in advance 2.Guaranteed Complimentary 1 night in a suite hotel with breakfast - sign up 2 weeks in advance.

• You can't help but take pictures and You will be able to take photos of the city.
• Dinner will be served in one of Quebec City's specialty restaurants, where you will enjoy a French-style dinner.
• In a cozy and elegant environment, you will taste the local dishes and experience the unique charm and leisurely rhythm of the intertwining of French and North American cultures.

Leave the hotel in the morning and travel into New Brunswick to the Longest Covered Bridge Corridor, a National Historic Site of Canada. Then arrive at Kings Landing, a vibrant village nestled on a picturesque bend in the St.

Hotel: Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar (breakfast included)

• John River, recreating the true history of New Brunswick as the Royalists came to build Canada more than 200 years ago.
• Experience life in 19th-century New Brunswick, from feeling the floorboards shake in the sawmill as the giant water-powered saws produce shipbuilding lumber, to the smell of hearty soups stewed by costumed Mrs.
• Lint and the villagers over a crackling fire, you'll be left with memories of the 1800s - not just stories!

Leave the hotel in the morning and arrive in Halifax, the provincial capital of Nova Scotia, at noon. It is the largest city in the eastern province, as well as the most important naval base in eastern Canada, one of the largest British military fortresses overseas, and a settlement for early European immigrants to the North American continent.

Hotel: Hampton Inn & Suite or similar (breakfast included)

• Cruise the picturesque Halifax Atlantic Bay on a local Canadian New Orleans-style specialty boat.
• This is the most popular boat tour in the region, where you can hear local guides talk about the history of the "Twin Cities" of Halifax and Dartmouth, see Canada's largest naval base, visit the various warships of the Atlantic Fleet in the Atlantic Ocean, and cruise past Halifax's famous McDonald's Bridge, which has just completed the world-famous second "Great Bridge".
• Halifax's famous McDonald's Bridge, which has just completed the world-famous second "Big Lift" project, Georges Island, an important military defense base in the region, an old lighthouse, Pier 21 , where one million European immigrants landed in Canada's history, and Eastern Canada's largest cargo terminal, to name just a few.

After breakfast, travel to Prince Edward Island, the smallest province in Canada. The island is filled with unique red soil, blue sea, black and white dairy cows, rolling meadows and potato fields, blue sky and white clouds, which makes visitors marvel at being in a paradise.

Hotel: Cavendish MemoTree Resort/Quality/Cavendish Gateway Resort or similar (without breakfast)

• Visit the capital of Prince Edward Island, known as "the cradle of Canadian Confederation" provincial capital Charlotte City.
• After Cavendish Beach Prince Edward Island National Park, arrive at the cabin described in the famous Canadian author Montgomery's 1908 heirloom " Anne of Green Gables", which will make you feel like you have stepped back in time.
• The tour will give you the feeling of traveling back in time.

After breakfast, drive across the 13-kilometer-long Confederation Bridge into New Brunswick. Firstly, we will take a group photo at the statue of a lobster, the symbol of the Maritimes, and then go to the Cape of Good Hope Rock Forest in the Bay of Fundy, where the difference between high and low tides is the largest in the world, and the rare sight of seawater and rivers changing their direction of flow at regular intervals makes you marvel at the unpredictable nature of the ocean.

Hotel: Holiday Inn/Fredericton Inn/Radisson or similar (breakfast included)

• Then we will go to the magical Magnetic Hill to explore the mystery of the vehicle's powerless climbing.
• Then we will depart to St.
• John's, the largest city in New York Province (car tour).

Departure in the morning, after passing through Quebec City, directly to Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, known as the "Paris of North America", and then visit the Montreal Ecology Pavilion, which was reconstructed and opened with the venue of the 1976 Olympic Games. Then visit the Montreal Ecology Pavilion, which reconstructs the five ecosystems of the Americas, divided into five natural ecological zones: tropical rainforests, polar regions, Canadian deciduous forests, the St.

Hotel: Embassy Suite/Radison or equivalent (breakfast included) **Early Bird: Guaranteed Complimentary Suite Hotel (with breakfast) - Register 2 weeks in advance

• Lawrence River, and the Labrador Coast, which is regarded as Montreal's "most worthwhile representative attraction ".
• Then go to the old town of Montreal, which is filled with the romantic atmosphere of modern France, and visit the famous Notre Dame Cathedral.
• After dinner, return to the hotel.

Travel to Ottawa, Canada's capital city, and take a tour of the luxury residences of celebrity ambassadors, the Governor General's residence, and the Prime Minister's residence. Enjoy a tour of Parliament Hill (exterior), where the art of sculpture is at its peak, and visit one of the world's largest museums and Canada's largest and most-visited national history museum.

• With displays on how many cultures, from Indians to immigrants, forged today's Canadian civilization, the museum presents the complete culture and history of Canada.
• Afterwards, we will proceed to the Thousand Islands Lake National Park, where we can take a cruise at our own expense to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the St.
• Lawrence River and the luxury villas on the large and small islands.