Canada and USA Tours & Trips

Demographics

East coast journeys between Boston and New York blend guided excursions with independent discovery, giving solo travelers the ideal mix over 14-15 days. The small groups create natural connections among travelers, while the flexible schedules let everyone find their own rhythm. Our guests connect during shared experiences like hockey lessons in Oakville, traditional sugar shack meals in Quebec and also leisurely cruises through the Thousand Islands. Between structured city walks and guided tours, there's plenty of time to explore Montreal's distinct neighborhoods, discover Toronto's multicultural food scene, wander Quebec City's historic lanes and also venture through Boston's Freedom Trail. Solo travelers especially value how they can join group activities when they want company, then break away to explore Philadelphia's colonial sites or Boston's historic districts at their own pace.

When it comes to couples, our nature-focused tours consistently get the best feedback, especially ones that mix outdoor experiences with lovely hotels. Along Canada's Pacific coast, pairs can find quiet spots in Victoria's Butchart Gardens and take private boats out to spot orcas off Vancouver Island. The Rocky Mountain routes let couples stay in grand hotels like the Fairmont Banff Springs - perfect after days spent walking the shores of Lake Louise or taking helicopter flights over massive ice fields. For those interested in culture, the eastern routes work beautifully - think evening strolls through old Quebec City, wine tastings in Niagara-on-the-Lake and cozy dinners in Montreal's historic neighborhoods.

For young adults looking to mix city vibes with outdoor discoveries, our Eastern routes from New York City blend the perfect mix of experiences. Starting in Manhattan, where Times Square pulses with energy, you'll journey through authentic cultural moments, including local conversations with Amish families in Pennsylvania. Active travelers connect deeply with paddling adventures in the Thousand Islands, boat excursions to the mist of Niagara Falls, and exploring Montreal's Mount Royal Park. The Canadian Rockies section lets you step onto ancient glaciers, watch for grizzlies in Jasper National Park, and glide across Lake Louise's turquoise waters in a canoe. These trips stand out because of their adaptable pace - you choose where to spend extra time, whether it's discovering hidden trails or exploring Vancouver's local food spots. With just 14 travelers per group, the atmosphere stays intimate yet social, creating natural moments for sharing stories around the campfire and taking in mountain vistas during scenic drives.

Our older travelers appreciate tours that balance getting out and about with proper comfort. The east coast routes offer relaxed walking tours through Boston's historic areas, pleasant boat trips in the Thousand Islands and guided walks through Quebec City's ancient streets. Out west, the Rocky Mountain trips work well because you can go at your own pace - choose between easy walks around Maligne Lake or more challenging trails in Banff National Park. The coaches are comfortable for longer drives and also the hotels are picked specifically for their locations right next to main sights, which our senior guests really value.

Family trips across North America blend city buzz with outdoor discoveries that work nicely for all ages. Up in the Canadian Rockies, kids and parents can walk together on glaciers that formed thousands of years ago, watch for bears and elk in Jasper Park and hop aboard the Rocky Mountaineer for scenic rail rides through the mountains. The East Coast routes from New York give families plenty to love - there's the bright lights of Times Square, genuine conversations with Amish families in Pennsylvania and getting splashed on boat rides near Niagara Falls. Our family groups tell us they really enjoy getting hands-on: learning hockey moves from local players in Toronto or mixing up traditional whoopie pies during dinner with Pennsylvania Dutch families.