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Flight Inclusive Price from UK
- International Flights from UK
- 14 nights Accommodation
- Car Rental
- Excursions as detailed
- ATOL Protection
- Travel Trust Protection
- Based on 2026 - 27 Prices
Canada's Eastern Highlights
Canada's Eastern Highlights
Embark on a captivating journey through Eastern Canada, where vibrant cities, charming towns, and beautiful natural landscapes come together.
Begin in Toronto, Canada’s largest city, with its bustling neighbourhoods, world-class museums, and iconic skyline. Travel along the shores of Lake Ontario to historic Kingston, then continue to the cultural heart of Montréal, a city that blends European charm with modern energy.
Venture into the serene beauty of the Eastern Townships, staying in the lakeside village of North Hatley, before exploring the rich history and architecture of Québec City. Ascend to the mountains in Mont Tremblant, and discover the nation’s capital, Ottawa, with its museums, canals, and historic landmarks. Reconnect with nature in Algonquin Provincial Park, enjoying forests, lakes, and wildlife, before concluding your adventure at the world-famous Niagara Falls, witnessing one of the planet’s most awe-inspiring natural spectacles.
This itinerary offers a perfect balance of urban exploration, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures, providing a memorable and diverse Canadian experience.
Inclusions
- International flights from UK
- Accommodation
- Car Rental from Toronto to Toronto
- Excursions as detailed
- ATOL Protection
- Travel Trust Protection
Accommodation
- 2 nights Toronto
- 1 night Kingston
- 2 nights Montreal
- 1 night North Hatley
- 2 nights Quebec City
- 1 night Mont Tremblant
- 2 nights Ottawa
- 2 nights Algonquin Park
- 1 night Niagara Falls
Excursions
- Entrance to CN Tower
- Small Group Walking Tour of Old Montreal
- Boat Trip to Niagara Falls
Is this a Private Tour or a Group Tour?
All of our Canada tours are private, tailor-made itineraries, designed around your preferences. We can adjust every element to suit your interests, pace, and travel style. This particular Canada trip includes flights, accommodation, and car rental (where applicable). Many of our Canada tours also includes excursions.
What are the Departure Dates?
Since this is a private trip, there are no set departure dates. Let us know your preferred dates of travel, and we’ll find the best flights to fit your itinerary.
We can advise on the best times to visit each region of Canada — from the snowy peaks of the Rockies to the coastal beauty of British Columbia or the vibrant cities of the east. We’ll also guide you on when to avoid peak tourist seasons or when travel conditions may be affected by weather.
Which Airlines do you use?
We work with all major airlines flying to Canada. Depending on your departure city, we typically suggest carriers such as Air Canada, British Airways, or WestJet.
If you have a preferred airline or route, just let us know. We can also arrange flights from any regional UK airport. There are direct flights from the UK to several Canadian hubs, including Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and Montreal.
Which Hotels do you use?
We carefully select hotels based on location, style, and quality, but we are guided by your preferences. We specialise in boutique hotels, charming historic properties, and smaller luxury hotels where available.
In major cities like Vancouver, Toronto, or Montreal, hotel rooms can sometimes be compact and modern in style. If you prefer larger rooms, heritage properties, or a specific ambience, we’ll tailor our recommendations accordingly. In more rural areas such as the Rockies or Vancouver Island, we can suggest beautiful lodges, cabins, and nature resorts that bring you closer to Canada’s stunning landscapes.
Please note that many hotels in Canada charge resort or facility fees covering amenities such as Wi-Fi, fitness centres, or pools. We try to include these in our pricing wherever possible, but as policies vary, we’ll confirm details at the time of booking.
Car Rental & Driving in Canada
Many of our itineraries include car rental, allowing you to explore Canada’s vast landscapes at your own pace, but there are a few practical points to note:
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One-way fees: Some itineraries involve picking up a car in one city and dropping it off in another. One-way fees can apply, depending on the rental company and locations. We will try to include these where possible.
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Parking: City hotels may charge for parking, and rates can vary. We will guide you on likely costs.
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Insurance & Navigation: We can advise on the best insurance coverage and suggest GPS or app-based navigation for ease of travel.
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Driver Requirements: A valid driver’s licence is required.
Ask us for more details so you can plan your trip with confidence.
Isn’t Canada expensive?
Canada offers a wide range of experiences to suit different budgets — from luxury lodges and scenic rail journeys to comfortable mid-range hotels and affordable self-drive adventures. We plan your trip to balance value and comfort, helping you get the most out of your accommodation, transport, and excursions.
Many of our itineraries include car rental, which gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace and discover hidden gems off the beaten path. There’s plenty to see and do without spending much, from scenic drives and hiking trails to charming small towns and local markets.
Entrance fees to national parks, museums, or attractions are generally reasonable but vary by location. Private guided trips can be more expensive, but there are also plenty of small-group options available, which allow you to enjoy expert guidance while keeping costs manageable. We can mix and match this to suit your itinerary. Dining in Canada can suit every budget, from cosy diners and casual cafés to gourmet restaurants and farm-to-table eateries
Do I need a Visa or Travel Authorisation?
UK citizens can usually travel to Canada with an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA). You must apply online before travelling and receive approval prior to departure. If you are not a UK passport holder or plan to stay longer than 90 days, please let us know, as you may require a different Visa or Travel Authorisation.
What’s Included in the Price?
Your quotation will clearly show what’s included — such as flights, accommodation, car hire, and any pre-booked experiences. Local taxes, resort fees, and gratuities are often not included and vary by state or hotel. We’ll outline these clearly so there are no surprises. A deposit is usually required to confirm your booking, with the balance due closer to departure. We’ll provide full payment details when you receive your quotation.
How much Luggage can I take?
Airline baggage allowances vary, especially on domestic Canadian flights. We’ll make sure your internal flights match your international ticket where possible, or highlight any restrictions in advance.
Will my Mobile Phone work in Canada?
Most UK mobile networks offer Canada roaming, but charges can vary. Alternatively, you can purchase a local eSIM or SIM card for better data rates. We can advise on the best options before you travel.
How do I manage Jet Lag and Time Zones?
Canada spans several time zones, so travel times can vary. We design our itineraries to allow rest time after arrival and avoid overly long driving days. Our team will also share practical tips for managing jet lag and staying refreshed.
Do you offer Eco-Friendly Travel Options?
Yes — we can recommend electric or hybrid car hire, eco-lodges, and experiences that support local communities and conservation efforts. If sustainability is important to you, we’ll tailor your itinerary accordingly.
Can you arrange Tours and Activities?
Absolutely. We can pre-book a variety of activities, from city tours and food experiences to guided hikes, national park passes, and scenic train journeys. Many experiences can also be added once you're in Canada.
Do I need Travel Insurance?
Comprehensive travel insurance is essential when visiting Canada. We strongly recommend a policy that covers medical treatment, cancellations, and car rental coverage.
Do you cater for Solo Travellers & Families?
Yes! Canada is very welcoming to solo travellers, and as an English-speaking country, it’s easy to get around. Major cities are simple to navigate, and beyond the cities, national parks, scenic drives, ranch stays, and small-group tours offer safe and rewarding ways to explore.
For families, Canada is ideal — with its wide-open spaces, wildlife encounters, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly attractions. Whether it’s spotting bears in the Rockies, kayaking on turquoise lakes, or exploring cities like Vancouver or Montreal, there’s something for everyone.
How does the Booking Process work?
Once we’ve discussed your preferences, we’ll design a custom itinerary for your review. After approval, we’ll confirm all arrangements and send detailed travel documents before departure. We also provide 24-hour local assistance throughout your trip, along with contact details for our Canadian partners should you need help while travelling.
How long have you been organising holidays to Canada?
We’ve been creating tailor-made Canada holidays for close to 10 years. Our team has extensive experience in the travel industry, organising trips to the Canada and beyond, ensuring every journey is seamless, flexible, and memorable.
Why Travel with Jasmine Holidays?
We pride ourselves on personal service, expert knowledge, and attention to detail. Every Canada itinerary is crafted by a specialist who’s experienced the destination first-hand. We’re also ATOL-protected, giving you full financial peace of mind when booking your trip.
Toronto
Canada’s largest city and its cultural capital, Toronto is a dynamic metropolis that effortlessly blends cosmopolitan flair with diverse neighbourhood charm. Towering skyscrapers define its skyline—crowned by the iconic CN Tower—while tree-lined streets and waterfront parks invite visitors to slow down and explore.
Toronto’s vibrant arts and dining scenes reflect its multicultural heritage, with world-class museums, galleries, and theatres alongside an endless array of global cuisines. Stroll through colourful districts like Kensington Market, Distillery District, and Queen Street West, or take a ferry to the Toronto Islands for a fresh perspective of the city. Energetic, diverse, and ever-evolving, Toronto captures the essence of modern Canada.
Kingston
Situated on the shores of Lake Ontario at the entrance to the St. Lawrence River, Kingston is a charming city rich in history and culture. Known as the “Limestone City” for its historic stone buildings, Kingston offers a captivating glimpse into Canada’s colonial past.
Visitors can explore Fort Henry, a 19th-century military fort with interactive exhibits and daily demonstrations, or stroll along the waterfront enjoying scenic views of Lake Ontario and the Thousand Islands.
Montreal
Canada’s second-largest city and a hub of French-Canadian culture, Montreal is a lively metropolis brimming with creativity and charm. From the cobbled streets of Old Montreal to the modern skyline, the city effortlessly blends history, culture, and cosmopolitan energy.
Montreal is renowned for its world-class dining, vibrant arts scene, and festivals that celebrate music, film, and dance year-round. Explore the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica, wander through the colourful neighbourhoods of Plateau Mont-Royal and Mile End, or take in panoramic views from Mount Royal Park. Montreal’s unique combination of European flair and North American energy creates an unforgettable urban experience.
North Hatley
Nestled along the shores of Lake Massawippi in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, North Hatley is a picturesque village renowned for its tranquil beauty and artistic character. Its charming streets are lined with historic homes, boutique shops, and galleries, making it a haven for art lovers and those seeking a slower pace.
The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, and water activities, while cozy cafés and fine dining restaurants showcase the region’s culinary delights.
Quebec City
Steeped in history and brimming with old-world charm, Quebec City is one of North America’s most enchanting destinations. Its UNESCO-listed Old Town is a maze of cobbled streets, historic buildings, and vibrant squares, dominated by the iconic Château Frontenac overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
Visitors can wander the fortifications, explore the Petit Champlain district, or enjoy a riverside stroll along Terrasse Dufferin. With a rich cultural calendar, lively markets, and a strong French-Canadian heritage, Quebec City offers a romantic, immersive experience where history and modern life coexist beautifully.
Mont Tremblant
Set in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains, Mont Tremblant is a year-round resort destination renowned for its outdoor adventures and scenic beauty. In winter, it is a world-class ski destination, while summer and autumn offer hiking, mountain biking, and golf amidst spectacular forested landscapes.
The pedestrian village at the base of the mountain is vibrant and welcoming, with shops, restaurants, and cafés providing a lively contrast to the natural surroundings.
Ottawa
Canada’s capital city, Ottawa, is a cultural and political hub known for its historic architecture, scenic waterways, and vibrant festivals. The Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, winds through the city and offers boating in summer and skating in winter, providing a unique seasonal charm.
Ottawa’s rich history is reflected in Parliament Hill, national museums, and heritage buildings, while lively neighbourhoods and markets, such as ByWard Market, offer boutique shops, dining, and local culture.
Algonquin Park
One of Canada’s most celebrated wilderness areas, Algonquin Park is a vast expanse of forests, lakes, and rivers in Ontario, offering a true escape into nature. Renowned for its wildlife—including moose, beavers, and countless bird species—Algonquin is a paradise for hikers, paddlers, and nature enthusiasts.
Visitors can explore scenic trails, enjoy canoeing on pristine lakes, or stay in charming lodges and cabins within the park.
Niagara Falls
One of the world’s most famous natural wonders, Niagara Falls is a breath-taking spectacle that must be experienced to be believed. The thundering cascades of Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls create a dramatic display of power and beauty that captivates visitors year-round.
Beyond the falls themselves, the surrounding region offers a wealth of attractions—from scenic boat cruises that take you close to the mist, to the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, known for its vineyards, boutique shops, and heritage architecture. Adventure seekers can explore walking trails and viewpoints, while those seeking relaxation can enjoy spa retreats or fine dining with a view. Niagara Falls promises an unforgettable blend of natural wonder and refined leisure.
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Canada's Eastern Highlights
Canada's Eastern Highlights
Explore Nature, Charming Towns and Vibrant Cities of Ontario and Quebec on this Self-Drive Experience.
Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, North Hatley, Quebec, Mont Tremblant, Ottawa, Algonquin Park & Niagara. Flights, Car Rental, Excursions as detailed & Hotels included.
