7-Nights Canada's Eastern Express Road Trip from $2,145

Itinerary Details

Day 1: Arrive in Toronto

Arrive at Toronto International Airport and pick up your car rental. The Roadbook you receive will have all the information needed for your holiday/trip/journey. The remainder of your day is at leisure, perhaps shopping at the Eaton Centre or sampling the fine cuisine and nightlife of Toronto. Overnight Toronto.

Please note: Departures May 27 - Jul 16 will overnight on Day 1-2 in Niagara Falls during the FIFA World Cup.

Hotel: Fairmont Royal York (5 Star Rating)

This exceptional hotel is strategically located right in the heart of downtown Toronto and across Union Station, Canada's busiest transport centre, allowing its guests easy access to the city's main tourist attractions, including Aga Khan Museum, Toronto Zoo for the children and the CN Tower, one of the world's tallest towers. The elegantly and luxuriously fitted guest rooms and suites are the ideal spaces in which business and leisure travellers can truly relax after a busy day of sightseeing or working. All of them are spacious and guests can choose the superior categories for added comfort. Guests can taste delicious dishes at the on-site restaurants and sip a cocktail at the cosy lounges. There is also a convenient business centre and spa and fitness centre for guests to exercise and relax at the end of the day.

Rental Car: Hertz - Toronto Pearson Int'l Ap, , L5P 1B2) to Toronto Pearson Int'l Ap, , L5P 1B2)

The day is free to discover Toronto at your own pace. You can explore the Harbourfront area on foot, take a cruise, or the ferry to lovely Toronto Island. Visit city landmarks such as the Rogers Centre (formerly the SkyDome), Ripley's Aquarium near the base of the CN Tower, or the famous tower itself. The express glass elevator getting you to the top is a thrill. Then again, you might opt for a shopping experience at the multi-level Eaton Center. Of course, you can also have a great time driving to Niagara Falls, visit a vineyard, or get up close to the Falls themselves. Overnight Toronto.

Please note: Departures May 27 - Jul 16 will overnight on Day 1-2 in Niagara Falls during the FIFA World Cup.

Hotel: Fairmont Royal York (5 Star Rating)

This exceptional hotel is strategically located right in the heart of downtown Toronto and across Union Station, Canada's busiest transport centre, allowing its guests easy access to the city's main tourist attractions, including Aga Khan Museum, Toronto Zoo for the children and the CN Tower, one of the world's tallest towers. The elegantly and luxuriously fitted guest rooms and suites are the ideal spaces in which business and leisure travellers can truly relax after a busy day of sightseeing or working. All of them are spacious and guests can choose the superior categories for added comfort. Guests can taste delicious dishes at the on-site restaurants and sip a cocktail at the cosy lounges. There is also a convenient business centre and spa and fitness centre for guests to exercise and relax at the end of the day.

Drive east today, following the shoreline of Lake Ontario, and pass through the small communities and villages that dot the landscape. The city of Kingston is home to the prestigious Queen's University and is the gateway to the beautiful Thousand Islands. The road turns north along the Rideau Heritage Route and intermittently follows the Rideau River. The route takes you through riverside towns such as Smiths Falls and Edmond's Lock until you arrive in the afternoon in Canada's national capital. Overnight Ottawa.

Hotel: Fairmont Chateau Laurier (5 Star Rating)

Fairmont Chateau Laurier is Ottawa's premier business lodging with extensive services & luxury Ottawa hotel amenities available, such as a fully equipped Business Center to accommodate the needs of the business traveler.

During downtime, guests can drop by the Health Club located on the hotel's lower level. Take a dip in our unique art-deco swimming pool, which is sure to please the entire family. Revitalize with an invigorating workout in our fitness centre, with a variety of free-weights and premier fitness machines, equipped with personal flat-screen televisions.

Our three hotel dining options offer excellent possibilities for fabulous food and drink in downtown Ottawa. Enjoy Zoé's Lounge for afternoon tea, drinks and casual fair or choose Wilfrid's Restaurant for exceptional menu options with unique wine pairings and outstanding service. In the summer, sit outside and enjoy an upscale patio menu, all the while soaking in the sun and the spectacular view of the Ottawa landscape at La Terrasse.

Before departing Ottawa today, you may choose to visit the Parliament Buildings, some museums, the National Gallery, a tour of the Royal Canadian Mint or enjoy a leisurely boat ride on the Ottawa River. Crossing the border into the province of Quebec, taking the north shore of the St. Lawrence will bring you through the town of Trois Rivieres. A stop at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, a rebuilt Gothic cathedral featuring magnificent examples of stained glass throughout the church, is well worth it. Later you pass through the walled gates of Quebec City for two days of exploring this historic, beautiful city. Overnight Quebec City.

Hotel: Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac (5 Star Rating)

This upscale hotel is set in the remarkable setting in the heart of historic Quebec, standing high on a rock overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River. It is part of the famous Chateau Frontenac, the city's landmark built in the year 1893. Well worth seeing, the old town of Quebec, which features a completely intact fortified wall, can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Numerous shopping and entertainment facilities are to be found in the near vicinity of the property, and further attractions in the surrounding area, such as the Montmorency Waterfalls, can also be reached with ease. This luxury hotel showcases welcoming and cosily appointed rooms, where to completely loosen up at the end of the day. The exclusive dining options here include a snug cafe, a pleasant bar, a cosy bistro, and an elegant award-winning a la carte restaurant. Business guests may make use of the business centre, and the hotel offers special banqueting arrangements for festivities of all kinds.

Spend a full day in Canada's oldest city. Founded in 1608, Quebec City is the only walled city in North America and a designated United Nations World Heritage Site. The best way to see the numerous historic buildings and experience the city's unique French culture is to take a leisurely walk through the enchanting, cobbled streets, and narrow laneways. Don't miss a visit to The Fortifications, a historic national park, Place Royale, the Basilica, the Plains of Abraham, or the dramatic shrine at Ste. Anne-de-Beaupre. If you have time, a little outside the city are wonderfully natural settings of Montmorency Falls and Ile d'Orleans. Overnight Quebec City.

Hotel: Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac (5 Star Rating)

This upscale hotel is set in the remarkable setting in the heart of historic Quebec, standing high on a rock overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River. It is part of the famous Chateau Frontenac, the city's landmark built in the year 1893. Well worth seeing, the old town of Quebec, which features a completely intact fortified wall, can be reached in a few minutes on foot. Numerous shopping and entertainment facilities are to be found in the near vicinity of the property, and further attractions in the surrounding area, such as the Montmorency Waterfalls, can also be reached with ease. This luxury hotel showcases welcoming and cosily appointed rooms, where to completely loosen up at the end of the day. The exclusive dining options here include a snug cafe, a pleasant bar, a cosy bistro, and an elegant award-winning a la carte restaurant. Business guests may make use of the business centre, and the hotel offers special banqueting arrangements for festivities of all kinds.

Today's scenic drive takes you through the fertile plains and rolling hills of the Mauricie / Bois-Francs and Lanaudiere regions heading for the forests and unspoiled scenery of Lac a la Truite. Stop in Berthierville and visit the Gilles Villeneuve Museum, then continue to the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Montreal. Time permitting, you can visit Notre-Dame Basilica, the Olympic site, the Biodome, the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, Mt. Royal Park, Casino, or the underground city. Remember, the city can also boast of an incredibly amazing culinary scene. Overnight Montreal.

Hotel: Fairmont Queen Elizabeth (4 Star Rating)

Embracing the timeless chic of the Fairmont brand, our hotel has been tastefully designed and welcomes our guests in 950 rooms throughout 21 floors. Offering a prized view of the Mary Queen of the World Cathedral, the 3 highest floors are dedicated to our Fairmont Gold offering which accommodates visitors seeking an even more luxurious experience. 65 years after the opening of what is still the largest hotel in Eastern Canada, our establishment features a restaurant, the Rosélys, a bar and terrace, Nacarat, a boutique and restaurant area, the Marché Artisans, and a café, the ever-popular Kréma. The local community frequents our spaces alongside travelers who, by the same token, find themselves immersed without compromise in the exciting Montreal way of life.

Cross the border into Ontario and explore the tranquility of the Thousand Islands region. Visit Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg or Old Fort Henry, a historic fortification dating from the 1830s where a fully costumed military parade is held daily. You may choose to visit the colonial grounds of Queen's University, or the museum of the Royal Military College, the oldest military academy in Canada. Enjoy a cruise of the beautiful Thousand Islands - an unforgettable trip through the countless small inlets that are home to a wide variety of marine mammals and waterfowl. Overnight Kingston.

Hotel: Delta Hotels Kingston Waterfront (4 Star Rating)

This lovely hotel can be found in Kingston. A total of 126 units are available for guests' convenience. Travellers will not be bothered during their stay, as this is not a pet-friendly hotel. This accommodation is committed to upholding environmentally friendly practices.

The road west along the shores of Lake Ontario leads back through the fertile lands of Prince Edward County, replete with historic communities boasting former residences and summer homes of Canada's British-era governors and magistrates. The area contains several successful vineyards and cheese makers, inviting visitors to stop in small villages such as Picton for a taste of the local fare. Continue afterward to Toronto's Pearson International Airport to check in for your return flight, or your hotel if you plan to extend your stay.