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9 Day Newfoundland Itinerary, incl. Gros Morne and St. John's
Stunning landscapes unfold over 9 days across 8 destinations including UNESCO Gros Morne National Park and historic Trinity. Priced at approx. $340 per day, the tour includes meals, guided tours, and stays at quality hotels from Corner Brook's Glynmill Inn to St. John's Delta Marriott.
- Day 1
Corner Brook
- Day 2
Corner Brook to Cow Head (3-hour drive)
- Day 3
Gros Morne National Park
Gros Morne is a UNESCO World Heritage site you won't want to miss. Take the early morning Bonne Bay boat tour for calmer waters and better wildlife viewing. If you choose the Western Brook Pond tour, wear good shoes for the 3km walk to the dock. The views of the fjord are incredible. Don't skip the Tablelands with its unique rust-colored lunar-like landscape.
- Day 4
Cow Head to Gander (5.5-hour drive)
- Day 5
Gander to Clarenville via Twillingate
- Day 6
Bonavista Peninsula Day Trip
It's about 1.5 hours each way from Clarenville to Bonavista. Visit Cape Bonavista Lighthouse early since morning fog usually clears by 10 AM. Book Trinity's historic walking tours in advance during peak season.
- Day 7
Clarenville to St. John's (2.5-hour drive)
Visit Signal Hill in late afternoon for the best harbor views. Walk through the famous Jellybean Row houses from Duckworth Street. The hills are steep so wear good walking shoes.
- Day 8
St. John's and Bay Bulls
Book Witless Bay boat tours for your first morning in case of weather delays. Bring warm clothes to Cape Spear, the windiest spot in Newfoundland. End your day on George Street where live traditional music starts around 8 PM.
- Day 9
Departure
Get to St. John's airport early in summer. If you have time before leaving, visit the Johnson Geo Centre to learn about Newfoundland's geology. It's just 10 minutes from the airport.
9 Days in Eastern Canada, incl. Toronto and Montreal
A nine-day tour connects 7 cities from Toronto to Montreal. Highlights include CN Tower dining, Niagara Falls cruise, Thousand Islands boat tour, and UNESCO-listed Quebec City, with extended 2-night stays in key locations.
- Days 1-2
Toronto
Start exploring in Toronto. Book lunch at the CN Tower's 360 Restaurant early. One traveler shared: "Watching the city rotate below while dining 1,151 feet up was unforgettable." Give yourself 2 hours to check out the observation decks. Spend your afternoon in the Distillery District and the diverse Kensington Market. Visit St. Lawrence Market in the morning before the crowds pick up.
- Day 3
Niagara Falls
Drive 1.5 hours to Niagara Falls. Get there before 9 AM to avoid tour buses. A recent visitor advised: "Get your poncho ready for the Hornblower cruise - you will get wet but it's absolutely worth it!" Stay overnight to see the evening light show and fireworks on Sundays. Take some time to visit the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake in the afternoon.
- Days 4-5
Ottawa
The 4-hour drive to Ottawa takes you through beautiful countryside. Book your Parliament Buildings tour online before you arrive. A visitor recommends: "Don't miss trying a Beavertail pastry from the ByWard Market - it's a must-have Canadian treat!" Take a walk along the Rideau Canal and visit the National Gallery later in the day when it's quieter. Many museums offer free entry on Thursday evenings.
- Days 6-7
Quebec City
Drive 5 hours through French-Canadian countryside to Quebec City. Stay in Old Quebec for the best experience. A recent visitor noted: "The narrow cobblestone streets of Lower Town are magical early morning before the crowds arrive." Take a walking tour to learn about the city's history. Visit Château Frontenac but save money by having a drink at the bar instead of dinner. Book a traditional sugar shack breakfast in advance.
- Days 8-9
Montreal
Finish your trip in Montreal. Start your day at Notre-Dame Basilica right when it opens at 8 AM. A traveler suggested: "Take the Metro to Mount Royal Park - it's an easy ride and the panoramic city views are incredible." Check out the Plateau neighborhood and grab lunch at Schwartz's Deli outside peak hours to avoid lines. Spend time exploring Old Montreal's historic areas and waterfront. Visit at sunrise for the best photos.
9 Day Eastern Canada Itinerary, incl. Montreal and Niagara Falls
A comprehensive 9-day tour visits 6 cities. Highlights include Thousand Islands cruise, Montreal's Olympic Complex, Quebec's UNESCO Old Town, Ottawa's Parliament Buildings, Algonquin Park trails, and Niagara Falls' Skylon Tower views.
- Day 1
Toronto to Montreal
- Day 2
Montreal
Explore Montreal's neighborhoods in the morning. Visit Old Montreal before 10 AM when the cobblestone streets are quiet. Take on Mount Royal in the afternoon once the summer heat settles. The climb is steep but rewards you with great city views. Find dinner near McGill University where there are lots of casual restaurants.
- Day 3
Montreal to Quebec City
- Day 4
Quebec City
- Days 5-6
Ottawa
- Day 7
Ottawa to Huntsville
Drive through Algonquin Provincial Park. Bring bug spray as the forest trails have lots of mosquitoes. If you don't want to hike far, the visitor center trails offer good wildlife viewing.
- Day 8
Niagara Falls
Take the Hornblower Niagara Cruises boat ride in late afternoon when it's less crowded. Watch sunset from the Skylon Tower. Book morning helicopter tours when the air is calmer.
- Day 9
Niagara-on-the-Lake to Toronto
Visit Niagara-on-the-Lake early before day-trippers fill the heritage district. The 2-hour drive to Toronto ends around 5:30 PM. Plan to leave town the next day since rush hour traffic is unpredictable.
What people love about 10-day Eastern Canada tours
- Historic Cities of Eastern Canada
The tour director was perfect she went out of her way to ensure that everyone was looked after. She was very entertaining and had an extensive knowledge of Canadian history and the places we went to. The tour was better than we expected visiting many places that were not shown on the itinerary. Hotels, included meals and optional activities were all excellent
- Newfoundland Explorer from Corner Brook
What an excellent tour and an excellent value. The tour director for Atlantic Tours went over and above. They undersold what we would be doing on our itinerary and we did so much more than advertised. However do your research for when to visit because the prime time to visit seems to be between mid June to early July.
- Canadian Maritimes Adventure
It was a great vacation. Informative, fun and well organized.