Canada East

Ontario is a province that offers a diverse range of experiences. Visit world-famous Niagara Falls, then enjoy the culinary bounty in the wine country that surrounds it. With thousands of fresh water lakes and rivers, as well as the St. Lawrence River.

In Quebec Stroll through Montréal, Québec City(the last standing fortified city walls in NorthAmerica). Marvel at the culture that spawned Cirque du Soleil and continually innovates in thearts. Food defines much of what is extraordinary about Quebec’s French-Canadian culture.Few places on earth have nature as awe-inspiring as New Brunswick. Visit this special placeand be rewarded, breathtaking coastline and endless adventure. Go Whale-watching and Bay ofFundy kayaking and Spot finback whales, humpbacks, playful minkes, even a rare right whale.Nova Scotia—it means New Scotland—but you will discover many cultures here. Theopportunity to tap along with bagpipers, drummers, and fiddlers. Dive into military history at theHalifax Citadel National Hisoric Site or Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site.The moment you step onto Prince Edward Island you’ll feel the difference. Life is celebrated at adifferent pace here as gentle as the rolling green hills that rise up to greet you and as warm asthe deep red of its cliffs. Fall in love with the small town charm.Perched on the eastern edge of North America, Newfoundland and Labrador offers easilyaccessible, larger-than-life adventure, wilderness and culture. Spot massive mountains of ice onthe move, see some of the 35 million seabirds, or commune with 20 whale species.Nunavut is Canada’s Arctic Outback, a vast and pristine landscape of glaciers, icebergs andtundra. Travel across the frozen ocean to the ice floe edge on an Arctic safari to spot belugawhales, narwhal and polar bears beneath the shimmering colours of Northern Lights.Your unexpected adventure begins in Manitoba. Start in the north where the great polar bearsgather along the shores of Hudson Bay. Spend some time on the tundra spotting rareptarmigans and kayak amongst thousands of friendly singing beluga whales.