Canada and USA Tours & Trips
4.6 stars on(9,545 reviews)- Choose from 350+ Canada and USA tours
- 9,700+ verified reviews from TourRadar travelers
- 24/7 customer support
Table of contents
- The best Canada and USA tour packages
- What people love about Canada And USA Tours
- Travel Canada and USA your way
- Canada and USA tours for every type of group
- Top Canada and USA travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Canada and USA
- Contact our Canada and USA travel experts
- What our customers ask about Canada and USA Tours & Trips
The best Canada and USA tour packages
Compiled by
SteffCanada and USA travel expert at TourRadar
Glacier National Park & the Canadian Rockies
654 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Well organized and very engaging tour.”
Donna, traveled in September
The Rockies await with accommodations at the Delta Calgary Downtown, Banff Ptarmigan Inn, and Chateau Jasper. Highlights include Going-to-the-Sun Road in vintage Red Jammers, Lake Louise's turquoise waters, Spirit Island cruise on Maligne Lake, and the Columbia Icefield adventure. Savor Alberta beef and huckleberry pie.
Duration 9 days Destinations Calgary, Waterton Lakes National Park, Glacier National Park, Whitefish, Fort Steele, Kootenay National Park, Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Maligne Canyon Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From $4,248
12% Off- US$3,748+$104 upfront costsYou save $500
Eastern USA & Canada Escape (16 destinations)
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“we will definitely be doing it again.”
DAVID, traveled in September
This 15-day cross-continental tour showcases iconic spots in Canada and USA. Your base near Times Square in NYC provides access to Quebec's UNESCO-listed Old Town and ice wine tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The route includes Boston's Harvard University, Ottawa's Parliament Hill, and Washington DC's Arlington Cemetery, plus Toronto's CN Tower and Pittsburgh's Duquesne Incline.
Duration 15 days Destinations New York City, Newport, Boston, Franconia Notch State Park, Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, McDonalds Corners, Toronto, Niagara Falls (USA)See all destinations Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Expat Explore Travel From
12% Off- US$4,645
Passage through New England & Eastern Canada
62 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The Notre Dame cathedral was breathtaking.”
Barbara, traveled in July
The 12-day adventure opens in Boston with a historic city tour, blending New England charm with Eastern Canada's maritime beauty. Taste maple syrup at Vermont's Morse Farm, tour Montreal's Old Seminary of St. Sulpice, and sail on a 7-night Holland America cruise aboard MS Zaandam. Wander through Québec City's UNESCO-listed Old Town and Bar Harbor's coastal streets.
Duration 12 days Destinations Boston, Franconia Notch State Park, North Conway, Stowe, Vergennes, Shelburne, Montreal, Quebec City, Charlottetown, Prince Edward IslandSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From
12% Off- US$4,099+$532 upfront costs
Eastern USA & Canada Escape (15 destinations)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very well planned and professionally executed.”
duncan, traveled in September
This 12-day route connects Boston's Quincy Hall to Toronto's CN Tower. The itinerary features UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, ice wine tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Eleven nights of hotel accommodation and guided tours in Ottawa, Detroit, and Washington D.C. included.
Duration 12 days Destinations New York City, Newport, Boston, Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, McDonalds Corners, Toronto, Niagara Falls (USA), DetroitSee all destinations Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Expat Explore Travel From
12% Off- US$3,675
New York City, Niagara Falls & Washington DC with Extended Stay in New York City
80 Reviews by TourRadar travelers
Iconic landmarks stretch from NYC's Empire State Building to Niagara Falls' majestic cascades. Accommodations include Fairfield Inn Manhattan and Best Western Cairn Croft Niagara. The route features Corning Museum of Glass and Philadelphia's Independence Hall, concluding with DC's Lincoln Memorial and National Mall.
Duration 11 days Destinations New York City, Niagara Falls, Corning, Philadelphia, Washington DC Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Cosmos From
12% Off- US$2,914+$16 upfront costs
What people love about Canada And USA Tours
- Glacier National Park & the Canadian Rockies
Lynda Brown did a fantastic job! Gerard as our driver was also phenomenal. My only suggestion is to have a microphone for Lynda at the dinner on the last night. I could not hear Lynda or the cowboy poet.
- Eastern USA & Canada Escape (16 destinations)
Our 22 days exploring Europe with our wonderful guide Karina exceeded all our expectations. Her fun loving nature and energy rubbed off on the group and we made many life long friends from around the world. We saw so much and experienced so many things in such a short time it was mind blowing. Mark drove us around in our comfortable coach with plenty of skill he took a lot of the stress away that we would have had doing it on our own. Hotels were very good. You do need to be fit physically and mentally to make the most out of it and the optional extras were well priced and worth doing. We will certainly travel with Expat again great value and very professional.
- Eastern USA & Canada Escape (15 destinations)
It went according to plan and the family loved every bit of it
Travel Canada and USA your way
Our Grand Alaskan programs combine different outdoor activities to give you a full taste of what Alaska offers both on land and water. You'll get remarkably close to Meares Glacier in Prince William Sound, where otters, seals and whales often show up against the massive ice backdrop. The Denali portion lets you choose your own pace - track grizzlies and caribou on wildlife tours, paddle the Nenana River rapids or take helicopter rides above the vast wilderness. At Glacier Bay, you can watch huge ice chunks break off Margerie Glacier while keeping an eye out for humpback whales and brown bears along the coast. The Hubbard Glacier visits are special since it's one of North America's few advancing tidewater glaciers - our groups often see seals using the ice floes as natural platforms to rest.
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Canada And USA. There are 71 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 2 days up to 31 days. The most popular month for these tours is July.
See all Coach / Bus toursNorth American explorer tours really shine when you're looking to experience both cities and wilderness in one trip. The longer routes run 9 to 16 days, giving you time to properly take in both countries' highlights. Our travelers often tell us how much they love starting in Montreal with its French-influenced streets before moving on to Quebec's old-world districts and then witnessing the raw power of Niagara Falls up close. Out west, the Canadian Rockies tours let you mix city time in Vancouver with real wildlife experiences - you can actually walk on ancient ice fields and spot grizzly bears in Jasper National Park. The guides do a great job balancing big city energy like Times Square with quiet moments at spots like Spirit Island on Maligne Lake, where you might have the whole place to yourself.
Select from our extensive range of 339 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Canada and USA with our expert guides leading the way.
More travel styles:
Canada and USA tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
366 tours in Canada and USAExplore Canada and USA on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
Small Group
23 tours in Canada and USAOur Canadian Rockies tours keep it personal with just 14 people max in comfortable vans for 7-day journeys through the mountains. You'll paddle canoes on Lake Louise's blue waters, get the chance to fly over Columbia Icefield by helicopter and spot wildlife while biking Jasper National Park's trails. The guides really make these trips special - they know all the local stories and history that you won't find in guidebooks. Many of our travelers talk about great nights sharing stories around campfires and how much they appreciate the flexible schedule that lets them linger at places they love. There's quite a bit of driving, usually 5-6 hours per day, but we break it up nicely with scenic stops, short walks and interesting spots along the way.
Private / Personalized
15 tours in Canada and USAEnjoy the exclusivity of our private Canada and USA tours, tailored to your own group, preferences and pace
Top Canada and USA travel itineraries to fit your plans
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls (USA)
Our week-long Canadian Rockies tours blend city experiences with pure wilderness exploration. Starting from Vancouver, you'll wind through Jasper, Banff and also Whistler. Our travelers love how each day brings something new - canoeing on Lake Louise's turquoise waters or walking on ancient glaciers. The Ice Explorer ride on Athabasca Glacier is consistently rated as a tour highlight, while Jasper's alpine lakes and forests offer excellent chances to spot local wildlife. Some routes take you east instead, combining Niagara Falls with Chicago's architectural gems and vibrant downtown. The local guides really shine here, smoothly transitioning from city walks to backcountry trail knowledge.
Ten days lets you really dig into eastern North America's character. Whether you start from Chicago or Montreal, you'll get proper time in both countries' standout spots. The routes wind through Quebec's historic streets, past the Thousand Islands and right up to Niagara Falls' misty edge. Montreal departures include quality time at Mount Royal and Notre-Dame Basilica, while Chicago-based tours add special visits to Cleveland's Little Italy and Lake Michigan cruises. Our customers tell us they love mixing guided city tours with free exploration - whether that's wandering Toronto's Chinatown or taking in Times Square at their own pace.
Demographics
East coast journeys between Boston and New York blend guided excursions with independent discovery, giving solo travelers the ideal mix over 14-15 days. The small groups create natural connections among travelers, while the flexible schedules let everyone find their own rhythm. Our guests connect during shared experiences like hockey lessons in Oakville, traditional sugar shack meals in Quebec and also leisurely cruises through the Thousand Islands. Between structured city walks and guided tours, there's plenty of time to explore Montreal's distinct neighborhoods, discover Toronto's multicultural food scene, wander Quebec City's historic lanes and also venture through Boston's Freedom Trail. Solo travelers especially value how they can join group activities when they want company, then break away to explore Philadelphia's colonial sites or Boston's historic districts at their own pace.
When it comes to couples, our nature-focused tours consistently get the best feedback, especially ones that mix outdoor experiences with lovely hotels. Along Canada's Pacific coast, pairs can find quiet spots in Victoria's Butchart Gardens and take private boats out to spot orcas off Vancouver Island. The Rocky Mountain routes let couples stay in grand hotels like the Fairmont Banff Springs - perfect after days spent walking the shores of Lake Louise or taking helicopter flights over massive ice fields. For those interested in culture, the eastern routes work beautifully - think evening strolls through old Quebec City, wine tastings in Niagara-on-the-Lake and cozy dinners in Montreal's historic neighborhoods.
For young adults looking to mix city vibes with outdoor discoveries, our Eastern routes from New York City blend the perfect mix of experiences. Starting in Manhattan, where Times Square pulses with energy, you'll journey through authentic cultural moments, including local conversations with Amish families in Pennsylvania. Active travelers connect deeply with paddling adventures in the Thousand Islands, boat excursions to the mist of Niagara Falls, and exploring Montreal's Mount Royal Park. The Canadian Rockies section lets you step onto ancient glaciers, watch for grizzlies in Jasper National Park, and glide across Lake Louise's turquoise waters in a canoe. These trips stand out because of their adaptable pace - you choose where to spend extra time, whether it's discovering hidden trails or exploring Vancouver's local food spots. With just 14 travelers per group, the atmosphere stays intimate yet social, creating natural moments for sharing stories around the campfire and taking in mountain vistas during scenic drives.
Our older travelers appreciate tours that balance getting out and about with proper comfort. The east coast routes offer relaxed walking tours through Boston's historic areas, pleasant boat trips in the Thousand Islands and guided walks through Quebec City's ancient streets. Out west, the Rocky Mountain trips work well because you can go at your own pace - choose between easy walks around Maligne Lake or more challenging trails in Banff National Park. The coaches are comfortable for longer drives and also the hotels are picked specifically for their locations right next to main sights, which our senior guests really value.
Family trips across North America blend city buzz with outdoor discoveries that work nicely for all ages. Up in the Canadian Rockies, kids and parents can walk together on glaciers that formed thousands of years ago, watch for bears and elk in Jasper Park and hop aboard the Rocky Mountaineer for scenic rail rides through the mountains. The East Coast routes from New York give families plenty to love - there's the bright lights of Times Square, genuine conversations with Amish families in Pennsylvania and getting splashed on boat rides near Niagara Falls. Our family groups tell us they really enjoy getting hands-on: learning hockey moves from local players in Toronto or mixing up traditional whoopie pies during dinner with Pennsylvania Dutch families.
Solo Travelers198 tours All tours for Solo Travelers- Couples196 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)5 tours
- Seniors (50+)105 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Canada and USA
- Spring 2026
Our East Coast tours really shine in spring, typically running 14-15 days between New York and Boston. The timing works perfectly - you'll catch Boston's Freedom Trail and historic sites just as winter fades, then head up into Canada when everything's coming alive. There's something special about visiting Quebec's sugar shacks during maple season; our travelers connect with local families who've been making syrup for generations and sample authentic dishes right where they're made. The spring routes take you to Niagara Falls when the winter melt makes the flow incredibly powerful, plus you'll see Amish farmers bringing their fields to life during spring planting season in Pennsylvania.
- 43 tours
- popular 132 tours
- Summer 2026
Summer lets us run our full range of tours across both countries. The Eastern routes include some nice extras - you can watch the Parliament's Changing of the Guard in Ottawa and take evening boats through the Thousand Islands. Over in the Rockies, the long summer days are perfect for spotting wildlife in Jasper National Park and walking on the Athabasca Glacier with expert guides. Our customers particularly enjoy mixing outdoor activities with city culture - you can canoe on Lake Louise, hike through Glacier National Park and also explore Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle. Along the Pacific Coast, the summer schedule includes whale watching trips and visits to Butchart Gardens when the flowers are in full bloom.
- 93 tours
- 141 tours
- popular 150 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall brings out amazing colors along our Eastern routes - driving through New Hampshire's White Mountains and Quebec's Laurentian Hills means you'll want your camera ready pretty much constantly. Our travelers tell us autumn hits the sweet spot for combining city exploration with natural sights - you can wander Montreal's Mount Royal Park, explore Boston's historic areas and take in the scenery. The Pennsylvania Dutch country looks particularly nice as the Amish communities bring in their harvest. We've noticed our September and October tours tend to fill up fast; people love that mix of comfortable weather, fewer tourists and rich fall colors all the way from New York to Quebec.
- popular 124 tours
- 38 tours
Contact our Canada and USA travel experts
Joachim
Expert in Canada and USA at TourRadar
Joachim is one of our seasoned Canada and USA Travel Experts. Reach out to us to get all your questions about Canada and USA tours answered!
- Choose from 385+ Canada and USA tours
- 9,727 verified reviews by TourRadar customers
- 24/7 customer support
Call us
+1 844 311 8331What our customers ask about Canada and USA Tours & Trips
What Kind of Local Cultural Experiences Can You Join In?
There's something really special about experiencing native traditions firsthand like joining a traditional Pow Wow dance at M'dahòkì Farm near Ottawa. It's where you can learn directly from Algonquin people about indigenous cultures across Canada and the farm works with local elders and artisans keeping traditional arts alive. Over in the USA head to Lancaster County Pennsylvania where Amish culture comes to life. You can actually ride in an authentic Amish buggy through the countryside browse local markets and get a real sense of their unique lifestyle. The Eastern US & Canada Grand Vacation tour includes a fantastic stop at the Amish Farm & House where you'll get the full experience.
Where Are the Best Natural Areas and How Do You Get There?
The natural wonders in these countries are simply breathtaking. Canada's got stunning spots like Banff and Jasper National Parks connected by the incredible Icefields Parkway. Most people explore by coach tour or self-drive trips to really soak in those landscapes do some hiking and spot wildlife. Take the Canadian Rockies and Pacific Coast tour and you'll even get to ride the Ice Explorer on Athabasca Glacier. In the USA you've got iconic parks like Yellowstone Yosemite and the Grand Canyon which you can visit through organized tours rental cars or quick domestic flights. The Grand Alaskan Adventure with Alaska Cruise really showcases places like Denali National Park with options for wildlife tours and helicopter rides.
How Do You Get Around Canada and the USA?
Getting around these vast countries is actually pretty straightforward. Coach tours are super convenient with set routes between major spots - like the Eastern USA & Canada Escape tour that connects 16 different destinations. If you prefer more freedom grab a rental car and hit the excellent highway network. For longer distances domestic flights are your best bet especially if you're heading to places like California or Alaska. The California Coast Chicago and NY tour includes these flights to make things easier. And don't forget about Amtrak trains particularly along the East Coast they're a really relaxing way to travel between cities.
What Local Foods Should You Try and Where?
You haven't really experienced Canada until you've tried poutine - those french fries cheese curds and gravy are just something else. And the maple syrup experience is a must especially at a sugar shack near Quebec City where you can see how it's made and try maple-flavored everything at local markets. The Best of Eastern Canada and USA tour lets you experience both plus includes some great cooking demos using local ingredients. In the USA you've got to try a proper Maine lobster feast in Bar Harbor or grab an authentic Philly Cheesesteak right off the street in Philadelphia. That same tour actually includes a special dinner featuring fresh Maine lobster in Bar Harbor - it's definitely a highlight.