4-Week Canada Tour Packages
Canada is on many a bucket list, and there’s good reason! Spending four weeks exploring Canada covers vastness, from Toronto's multiculturalism, Montreal's French charm, Quebec City's walls, Banff and Jasper parks, and Vancouver's beauty. You'll cross provinces that feel different, see landscapes from the Great Lakes to the Rockies, and truly appreciate Canada's incredible size and diversity. Canada is calling your name!
Insider tips: Recommended 4-week Canada tour itineraries
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23 Day Atlantic Canada Itinerary, incl. Halifax and St. John's
The 23-day route spans 22 Canadian cities with 7 two-night stays. Visit 5 UNESCO sites from Joggins Fossil Cliffs to Gros Morne National Park, enjoy 44 meals including lobster feasts, and iconic locations like Peggy's Cove and the Cabot Trail.
- Days 1-2
Halifax & Bay of Fundy
Start in Halifax's historic downtown before heading to the Bay of Fundy. "The Joggins Fossil Cliffs were mind-blowing - bring good walking shoes as the beach rocks can be slippery." Plan for a 3-hour drive to Moncton and finish with an evening lobster dinner cruise in Shediac Bay.
- Days 3-4
New Brunswick Coast
See the Hopewell Rocks at both high and low tide by arriving early at 7AM. Drive 2.5 hours to Saint John to watch the Reversing Falls during tide change. Take a whale watching trip in St. Andrews the next day. The best viewing happens between June and September.
- Days 5-7
Nova Scotia's South Shore
Take the morning ferry to Digby, which takes about 2.5 hours. Visit the Annapolis Valley wine region, known for its excellent L'Acadie Blanc grape. Get to Peggy's Cove lighthouse before 8AM to watch the sunrise without crowds. While in Lunenburg, a visitor shared: "The walking tour brought the fishing heritage to life - the guide's stories about the Bluenose schooner were fascinating."
- Days 8-9
Prince Edward Island
Drive across the 13km Confederation Bridge to PEI. Stay in Charlottetown and explore the North Shore's red-sand beaches. Book tickets for Anne of Green Gables Heritage Place ahead of time if visiting in summer. Make sure to try the traditional lobster supper in New Glasgow.
- Days 10-11
Cape Breton Island
Take the Cabot Trail drive early in the day going counterclockwise for the best views. The 300km route includes stops at the Skyline Trail and Pleasant Bay. Bring motion sickness medicine for the mountain roads. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell museum in Baddeck if you need a break from outdoor activities.
- Days 12-15
Western Newfoundland
Book a cabin for the overnight ferry to Port aux Basques and pack motion sickness medication. It's a 4-5 hour drive to Port au Choix through Gros Morne National Park. Visit L'Anse aux Meadows Viking site at 9AM opening time for good morning light and photos.
- Days 16-18
Gros Morne & Central Newfoundland
Take two full days to see Gros Morne's Western Brook Pond and Tablelands. A recent visitor said: "The boat tour through the fjord was incredible - but dress warmly as it's cold on the water even in summer." The drive to Gander takes 5-6 hours. Stop in Deer Lake for lunch.
- Days 19-23
Eastern Newfoundland
Stay in Clarenville to visit Trinity and Bonavista Peninsula. It's a 2.5-hour drive to St. John's. Schedule the Witless Bay boat tour early in case of bad weather. Visit Signal Hill at sunset and spend your evenings exploring the pubs and restaurants on George Street.
23 Days in Atlantic Canada, incl. Halifax and St. John's
A 23-day route covers 26 Maritime destinations, from Halifax to St. John's. The journey features two whale watching excursions, visits to four UNESCO World Heritage sites including L'Anse aux Meadows, and Gros Morne National Park's Tablelands. Includes 22 breakfasts and 14 dinners.
- Days 1-2
Halifax & Bay of Fundy
Start your trip in Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital. Visit the Bay of Fundy to see the world's highest tides. The UNESCO Joggins Fossil Cliffs are best visited in early morning for optimal fossil viewing. One traveler shared: "The tide changes are incredible at the Bay of Fundy - go at both high and low tide to truly appreciate the difference."
- Days 3-5
New Brunswick & Saint John
Visit Hopewell Rocks and plan around the tides. Stop at Saint John to see the Reversing Falls at both high and low tide. Take a whale watching trip from St. Andrews by-the-Sea between June and August to spot minke whales and endangered North Atlantic right whales.
- Days 6-8
Nova Scotia's South Shore & PEI
Get to Peggy's Cove lighthouse before the tour buses arrive. Take a morning walking tour in Lunenburg when the streets are quiet. Travel to Prince Edward Island across the 13km Confederation Bridge. Bring light layers since Maritime weather changes quickly.
- Days 9-11
Cape Breton Island
Take your time driving the Cabot Trail and stay in Baddeck. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum in late afternoon to avoid crowds. Plan whale watching trips in July or August when the waters are calmest.
- Days 12-15
Newfoundland & Labrador
Book a cabin on the overnight ferry to Port aux Basques. Explore the unique Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park. Visit L'Anse aux Meadows Viking site early for the best photos. A visitor noted: "The 45-minute walk to Western Brook Pond's dock is muddy - bring proper hiking shoes."
- Days 16-19
Northern Newfoundland
Stay in Cow Head to explore Gros Morne. Visit Terra Nova National Park to spot moose and eagles. Plan your Twillingate visit during iceberg season in June or early July. One traveler suggests: "Book your whale watching tour early in your stay in case of weather cancellations."
- Days 20-23
St. John's & Eastern Newfoundland
Finish your trip in St. John's. Take a boat tour of Witless Bay to see puffins between May and August. Visit Cape Spear at sunrise for spectacular views from North America's easternmost point. Watch the weather before hiking Signal Hill as the paths can be dangerous in fog.
From the Rockies to Vancouver Island
A 22-day voyage visits 15 destinations across Western Canada. Notable stops include hiking Banff's alpine meadows, kayaking Clayoquot Sound, and Pacific Rim National Park's rainforests, with accommodations varying from hotels to wilderness camping.
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