Embark on an unforgettable family road trip through Eastern Canada, from the vibrant streets of Toronto to the awe-inspiring Niagara Falls, serene Lake Muskoka, and charming Quebec City. With a mix of city exploration, nature hikes, and scenic landscapes, this adventure offers something for everyone.
Your holiday begins in vibrant Toronto, a city buzzing with energy. Staying at the Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore Canada’s largest city. Stroll along the waterfront, take in sweeping views from the CN Tower, and enjoy Toronto’s diverse food scene.
Full-day tour to Niagara Falls. Feel the power of the falls up close, enjoy a maple syrup tasting, and soak up one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders.
From city lights to tranquil lakes, your next stop is the Muskoka region, known as “cottage country” and beloved by Canadians for its pristine beauty.
JW Marriott The Rosseau, Minett: A luxury retreat with a lakeside setting, perfect for relaxation. Enjoy the spa, lakeshore walks, or simply unwind by the fireplace in your suite.
Hidden Valley Resort, Huntsville: Nestled in nature, this stay is ideal for outdoor lovers. Swim, hike, or take in the serenity of Algonquin Park nearby.
Canada’s charming capital awaits. At the Lord Elgin Hotel, you’ll be just steps from Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, and some of the country’s best museums. Ottawa blends history, culture, and vibrant neighbourhoods, making it a fascinating stop.
Next, you’ll head into the Laurentian Mountains and stay at the luxurious Fairmont Tremblant. Think alpine charm, fresh mountain air, and world-class facilities. Whether you want to enjoy the spa, go hiking, or simply take in the views, Tremblant offers a magical mountain escape.
Step back in time in Québec City, staying at the elegant Manoir Victoria. Wander through the cobblestone streets of Old Québec, admire its European-style architecture, and savour French-Canadian cuisine in atmospheric bistros. This UNESCO World Heritage city is one of the highlights of the trip.
From old-world charm to cosmopolitan flair, your journey continues in Montréal, a city that effortlessly blends French and English influences. Staying at the Hilton Montreal Bonaventure, you’ll be ideally placed to enjoy the lively food markets, boutiques, and buzzing nightlife.
Your final stop before returning to Toronto is Gananoque, gateway to the Thousand Islands. Staying at the charming Gananoque Inn, you can take a boat trip through this stunning archipelago or simply relax by the waterfront before your journey home.
An Antarctic expedition cruise is designed to take you beyond simply seeing the continent from a ship. Small inflatable Zodiac boats are used to explore bays, reach remote landing sites and get closer to the ice, wildlife and landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Most journeys are designed to get you somewhere as quickly as possible. The Blue Train does the opposite. Over three days and two nights, it travels roughly 1,600 kilometres between Pretoria and Cape Town, turning the distance between the two cities into an experience in its own right.
Europe is packed with iconic destinations, but some of its most rewarding holidays begin just beyond the well-trodden tourist trail. If you've already ticked off the big-name cities or simply fancy somewhere that feels a little different, there are plenty of places offering beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and memorable food without the queues. From medieval towns on the Adriatic coast to volcanic islands in the Atlantic, these lesser-known corners of Europe prove that sometimes the best trips are the ones you weren't expecting.
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