Eastern Canada Tours & Trips
Experience French flair in the cobblestone streets of Quebec City, experience Toronto’s buzz and food scene, and get up close to the roaring Niagara Falls on a boat. For nature lovers, how about a snug log cabin and quiet likes, far away from the big city? In winter, snowshoeing and a relaxing sauna promise a fun adventure.
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Catherine • traveled in July, 2025
Great tour. Met some really nice people.
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Marva • traveled in July, 2025
We enjoyed our tour but was disappointed that TourRadar’s description that we signed up for was not the 2025 Tours of Distinction tour. More meals were included in the tour described on TourRadar. I suggest checking all tours advertised with the tour company before signing up through TourRadar.
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Marie-Lynne • traveled in September, 2025
Great tour! The guide did a wonderful job in showing us wonderful sights and took good care of us.
The Maritimes: Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick
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Table of contents
- The best Eastern Canada tour packages
- Travel Eastern Canada your way
- Best tour companies for Eastern Canada tours
- Popular Eastern Canada Cruise Ships
- Best places to start your Eastern Canada tour
- Eastern Canada tours for every type of group
- Top Eastern Canada travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Eastern Canada
- Contact our Eastern Canada travel experts
- What our customers ask about Eastern Canada Tours & Trips
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3 - Day Niagara Falls USA & Canada Combo Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“We loved our room, which had a picture window facing the falls. The entire experience was well coordinated, first class, and the most immersive way to experience the natural and inspiring wonder of Niagara Falls.”
Lynda, traveled in October
Natural wonders unfold at Queen Victoria Park, Hornblower Cruises, and Clifton Hill attractions. Falls-view hotels offer perfect vantage points while experiencing both countries' perspectives, including Cave of the Winds and historic Lewiston village.
Duration 3 days Destinations Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls (USA) Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Global Conquest From
- US$1,250
Highlights of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The bus (or "coach") was exceptionally comfortable (good legroom!) and gave good views of surroundings.”
Susan, traveled in June
Maritime heritage comes alive from Marriott Harbourfront Halifax to The Holman Grand Hotel Charlottetown. Over 800 performers dazzle at Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, while UNESCO-listed Lunenburg and traditional lobster suppers in New Glasgow satisfy culture seekers.
Duration 8 days Destinations Bangor, Yarmouth, Lunenburg, Peggys Cove, Halifax, Charlottetown, Acadia National Park Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Tours of Distinction From $2,799
7% Off- US$2,599You save $200
Newfoundland & Labrador
476 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very well coordinated!”
Carol, traveled in September
Maritime heritage spans 16 destinations across Eastern Canada. Three UNESCO sites, including L'Anse aux Meadows and Red Bay Whaling Station, tell fascinating stories. Scenic cruises in Bonne Bay and Witless Bay complement stays at properties like Delta St. John's.
Duration 12 days Destinations Corner Brook, Gros Morne National Park Of Canada, Port au Choix, Blanc Sablon, L'Anse au Clair, L'Anse aux Meadows, Saint Anthony, Rocky Harbour, Gander, TwillingateSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From $4,126
12% Off- US$3,626+$441 upfront costsYou save $500
The Maritimes: Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Saw alot in the allotted time.”
Doris, traveled in September
Duration 6 days Destinations Charlottetown, Summerside, Moncton, Saint John Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,730
5% Off- US$2,594You save $137
The Maritimes: Nova Scotia
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Every stop was interesting, and the hotels and lodges were very good.”
Halifax to Charlottetown reveals Eastern Canada's coastal treasures. UNESCO World Heritage Lunenburg, Cape Breton's Skyline Trail, and Alexander Graham Bell's historic site feature prominently, with comfortable hotels and lodges providing accommodation.
Duration 7 days Destinations Halifax, Baddeck, Cape Breton Island, Charlottetown Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,930
5% Off- US$2,784You save $147
Essence of Eastern Canada (End Toronto)
38 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The Quebec city, Ottawa and Nigara fall are worth to visit.”
Mohammadomer, traveled in September
Six iconic cities unfold over 8 days, showcasing thundering Niagara Falls and UNESCO-listed Old Town Quebec. Distinctive hotels like Chelsea Four Points welcome you, while Erabliere le Chemin du Roy offers traditional maple syrup experiences. From Toronto's CN Tower to Montreal's neighborhoods, this tour costs around $1,800. Suitable for ages 5+.
Duration 8 days Destinations Toronto, Niagara Falls (USA), Kingston, Ottawa, Quebec City, Montreal Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Costsaver From $1,650
10% Off- US$1,485You save $165
Newfoundland Discovery - 9 days
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Very well organized. It was paced as well.”
John, traveled in July
Cultural heritage flows from Gander's aviation history to Trinity's preserved 18th-century buildings. Long Point Lighthouse, Cape Bonavista, and St. John's Victorian architecture tell fascinating stories. Stay in 3-4 star hotels while enjoying guided tours and authentic local dining.
Duration 9 days Destinations Corner Brook, Gros Morne National Park Of Canada, Cow Head, Gander, Clarenville, Bonavista, Trinity, Witless Bay, St. John's Age Range Ages 12+ Operator On The Go Tours From
10% Off- US$3,335
Magical Canada In 4 Days: Waterfalls, Islands & Old-World Charm
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Had such a great time on this tour touring the cities. Tour group and guides were also awesome!”
Charmaine, traveled in November
Ottawa's Parliament Hill, Montreal's St. Joseph's Oratory, and Quebec City's Château Frontenac showcase Eastern Canada's grandeur. A Thousand Islands National Park cruise, Montreal Biodome's ecosystems, and French dining in Old Quebec create unforgettable moments.
Duration 4 days Destinations Toronto, Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Thousand Islands National Park, Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Chinese Operator Receptivo Aborigen Tours From $1,099
10% Off- US$989You save $110
Algonquin Log Cabin 3-Day Canoe and Hike Adventure
14 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The accommodations were even better than I expected. The food was wonderful.”
Robyn, traveled in June
Algonquin Provincial Park's wilderness beckons adventurers. Traditional Voyageur canoes glide through Otter Bay, while Lookout Bluff offers panoramic vistas. Kitchie Island's trails lead to three days of gourmet meals and cozy log cabin stays.
Duration 3 days Destinations Algonquin Provincial Park Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Voyageur Quest From
10% Off- US$530+$68 upfront costs
Wonders of the Bay of Fundy
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“A first rate tour around the Bay of Fundy. Great hotels, great atmosphere generally on the bus.”
Searlekochberg, traveled in June
Coastal wonders unfold from Halifax Citadel to Saint John's Reversing Falls. Premium accommodations at Cambridge Suites Halifax and Digby Pines Resort provide luxury bases. UNESCO sites, Shediac Bay lobster cruises, and Annapolis Valley wineries create memorable moments.
Duration 7 days Destinations Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, Saint Andrews, Digby Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, German, French Operator Atlantic Tours & Travel From
10% Off- US$2,620
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Best tour companies for Eastern Canada tours
Both Intrepid and Globus come up regularly in our travelers' feedback as solid choices for guided tours. Intrepid tends to shine with guides like Simon, who gets lots of positive comments for reading the group well and adjusting plans when needed. The tours run smoothly, and you can tell their guides really know their material without being too rigid about it. Globus takes a slightly different approach - they're known for really detailed itineraries and nicer hotels, plus their guides Scott and Daniel get mentioned often for keeping things organized while still being fun to travel with. They handle those inevitable travel hiccups without missing a beat. One small note about Globus - some of our travelers mention there can be quite a lot of information to take in during the tours. But most people actually appreciate this, saying it helps them understand everything they're seeing and experiencing. If you're the type who likes to really dig into the history and background of places, you'll probably find this a plus rather than a drawback. Both companies consistently deliver what they promise in different ways - Intrepid with their flexible, group-focused approach and Globus with their well-researched, comprehensive style.
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Best places to start your Eastern Canada tour
Halifax has become the go-to starting point, with 42 of our travelers kicking off their tours there, while Toronto sees 21 departures, Corner Brook handles 12 starts and Montreal and also Quebec City manage 6 and 5 respectively. Our booking data tells us most people lock in their spots about 148 days ahead - that's roughly 5 months before departure. This early planning really matters for these small-group experiences since spaces tend to fill quickly. Our travelers often tell us they love starting in Halifax - its maritime character, rich history and walkable waterfront help them settle into the Atlantic Canada vibe. We're seeing more people opt for fall departures lately; you still get great whale watching but with beautiful fall colors and noticeably fewer tourists around.
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Demographics
Solo Travelers151 tours- Couples140 tours
- Seniors (50+)76 tours
Best time to visit Eastern Canada
- Spring 2026
Spring opens up prime maritime experiences, particularly in Newfoundland where you can watch icebergs drift down Iceberg Alley and spot the first whales returning to the bays. With small groups of 9-12 people, our guides can adjust the schedule around wildlife sightings and weather conditions. You'll take boat tours from Twillingate, visit Cape Bonavista Lighthouse and explore Gros Morne National Park as nature wakes up. Nova Scotia's spring tours take advantage of quieter streets in Lunenburg, Peggy's Cove and also traditional sugar shacks during peak maple season.
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- Summer 2026
Summer lets you experience everything Eastern Canada offers, from city life to coastal routes and wilderness exploration. Our most popular tours connect Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City with a nice mix of guided food tours through markets, walking tours in historic districts and also boat rides past Parliament. The maritime provinces really come alive - think fresh lobster dinners in PEI, whale watching in the Bay of Fundy and hiking through Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Newfoundland routes include puffin spotting at Elliston, boat tours through Western Brook Pond's fjord and visits to L'Anse aux Meadows, North America's oldest European settlement.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Ready for fall transforming Eastern Canada with stunning rich colors? Tours follow nature's schedule through maple forests, coastal areas, and cities all dressed up for autumn. Experience Quebec's changing landscapes, Maritime provinces' character, fall harvest season throughout the region. Autumn in Eastern Canada bringing colors that honestly live up to every single photo you've ever seen of the place.
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What Makes Eastern Canada So Special?
Eastern Canada's got this amazing mix of city life and natural wonders that you really need to experience. Toronto's our biggest city and it's packed with cool stuff like world-class museums that waterfront area and of course the CN Tower that everyone knows. You can spend hours exploring Casa Loma checking out the Eaton Center or walking through these incredible 25km of underground shopping areas. Montreal's got this European vibe going with those gorgeous cobblestone streets and amazing French-Canadian food you'll want to try everything. Old Montreal's just beautiful and climbing Mount Royal gives you these incredible city views while St. Joseph's Oratory is actually Canada's largest church. Quebec City's really special it's a UNESCO site with those historic walls the charming Old Town and that stunning Fairmont Chateau Frontenac. Don't miss a Ceilidh there it's this super fun Celtic evening with music and dancing. And Niagara Falls? It's just breathtaking especially when you get up close on the Hornblower Niagara Cruise. The Cabot Trail in Cape Breton Nova Scotia's another must-see with dramatic cliffs forests and ocean views that'll blow you away.
What Kind of Local Cultural Experiences Can You Join In?
There's so many ways to dive into Eastern Canada's culture and traditions. Quebec City's got these amazing Ceilidhs where you can really get into the French-Canadian spirit with music and dancing. In St. John's Newfoundland you've got to try the Screech-In ceremony it's this fun local tradition where you take a shot of rum say some words and yes actually kiss a cod! You'll find these happening at local pubs after trying some traditional Jigg's Dinner. For something really special head to the Millbrook Cultural & Heritage Centre in Nova Scotia where local interpreters share fascinating Mi'kmaq history and traditions. Over at Mādahòkì Farm in Ottawa you can experience authentic Pow Wow dancing it's a beautiful way to connect with First Nations culture.
Where Are the Best Natural Areas and How Do You Get There?
Outside the cities Eastern Canada's natural areas are just incredible. Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland is UNESCO listed and seriously amazing with these dramatic fjords huge cliffs and unique geological features. You can hike the Western Brook Pond Trail or take a boat tour for some spectacular views. Then there's Fundy National Park in New Brunswick with these incredible cliffs waterfalls and the world's highest tides you can hike or kayak there depending what you're into. Prince Edward Island National Park's got beautiful beaches sand dunes and that picture-perfect Covehead Lighthouse. Getting around's pretty flexible you can drive take guided tours or use public transport depending on where you're headed and what time of year it is.
How Do You Get Around Eastern Canada?
Getting around Eastern Canada's actually pretty straightforward. VIA Rail connects all the major spots like Toronto Montreal Ottawa and Quebec City and the views from the train are fantastic. Renting a car gives you lots of freedom especially if you're hitting the national parks and coastal areas and carpooling can make it more affordable. The big cities have really good public transport with buses subways and streetcars that'll get you pretty much anywhere you need to go. If you're exploring the coastal areas there's plenty of ferries connecting islands to the mainland just make sure you check the schedules especially in the Maritime provinces.
What Local Food Should You Try and Where Can You Find It?
The food scene in Eastern Canada's incredible and there's some dishes you just can't miss. Poutine's probably the most famous it's this amazing combo of fries cheese curds and gravy you'll find it everywhere from fancy restaurants to street vendors. The Atlantic Lobster's absolutely fantastic especially at those seaside spots in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and PEI. Jigg's Dinner's this really traditional Newfoundland meal with salt beef potatoes and vegetables you'll find it in St. John's pubs and restaurants. The Maritime Sugar Camp lunch at Sugar Moon Farm in Nova Scotia's great if you love maple syrup and don't miss an Acadian Lobster Boil it's this awesome communal feast with lobster clams potatoes and corn that coastal communities really know how to do right.