Toronto, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City Attractive Maple Explorer Tour Packages Itinerary
7 Nights 8 Days
If you want to escape the traffic and pollution in crowded cities and towns, breathe the freshest air, drink the cleanest water, and experience breathtaking, awe-inspiring wonders of nature, you must vacation in Canada. As the lyrics from a famous Disney song recommend, “There is nothing like the great outdoors to ease your soul.” The Canadian outdoors can do just that and much more, making a 15-hour flight from India worth it! Even though this beautiful country is on the other side of the world, many Indian communities are settled there, so finding a fellow Indian, an Indian grocery store, or an Indian restaurant isn’t too hard.
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If you want to escape the traffic and pollution in crowded cities and towns, breathe the freshest air, drink the cleanest water, and experience breathtaking, awe-inspiring wonders of nature, you must vacation in Canada. As the lyrics from a famous Disney song recommend, “There is nothing like the great outdoors to ease your soul.” The Canadian outdoors can do just that and much more, making a 15-hour flight from India worth it! Even though this beautiful country is on the other side of the world, many Indian communities are settled there, so finding a fellow Indian, an Indian grocery store, or an Indian restaurant isn’t too hard.
To take advantage of our Canada tour packages, call us or message us on Instagram, and create a customised package to plan your vacation in one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
Indigenous people lived in Canada for thousands of years before the French and British explorers washed up its shores in the 15th and 16th centuries. Canada gained its independence from Britain in 1867.
Canada’s geography is a canvas of stunning variety. It is a land of majestic mountains, expansive forests, numerous water bodies, beautiful coastlines, and enchanting islands. Located north of the American continent, Canada is known for its polite, diverse people, rich history, and vast wilderness. The country has 10 provinces and three territories with unique natural sights and experiences. Most of these provinces have a memorable tagline on their vehicle licence plates to highlight the province’s uniqueness.
British Columbia is on the west coast of Canada and is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
It has lush greenery, rugged mountains, and a picturesque coastline. It is home to famous cities like Vancouver and Victoria and the famous ski destination Whistler.
Alberta is a province in western Canada, home to the majestic Rocky Mountains and the vast prairies. It has cities like Calgary and Edmonton and the famous Banff and Jasper national parks.
Saskatchewan, located in the heart of Canada, experiences harsh winters but has the maximum number of sunny days. Regina and Saskatoon are two vibrant cities in the province. Grasslands National Park and Prince Albert National Park offer a spectacular escape for tourists who want to immerse themselves in nature’s bounty.
Manitoba, located in the heart of Canada, boasts a heady mix of vast prairies, serene lakes, and the rugged Canadian Shield. The rich cultural scene of Winnipeg, the historical town of Churchill, the art scene of Brandon, the beauty of Lake Winnipeg, and the Riding Mountain National Park add to the charm of this province.
Ontario, located in east-central Canada, is home to the world famous Niagara Falls. Ottawa, the nation’s capital, and Toronto, a bustling, vibrant city, are also located in this province.
Quebec is a captivating province in eastern Canada with the country’s most prominent French speaking population. This province takes pride in preserving its rich history, culture, and heritage. Evidence of this can be seen in places like Quebec City, with its charming cobblestone streets and iconic Château Frontenac. Montreal is the largest city and is known for various festivals, cuisine, and art. The Laurentian Mountains and the Lawrence River in this province offer an outstanding setting for nature lovers and adventurers.
New Brunswick is another of Canada’s maritime provinces on the east coast, with beautiful towns and farmlands. Fredericton and Saint John are two important cities in this province that lure tourists with their history and art. The Appalachian Mountains, the Bay of Fundy and the Fundy National Park in the province make it a delightful holiday destination.
Nova Scotia is located on Canada’s east coast and is one of the country’s maritime provinces. This province is known for its beautiful beaches, rugged cliffs and picturesque harbours. With cities like Halifax, known for its vibrant waterfront, Lunenburg, a UNESCO world heritage site, the Cabot Trail and the Bay of Fundy, there is a lot to see and experience in this province.
Located on the east coast, this is the smallest province in Canada. It is known for its red sand beaches and picturesque countryside. Charlottetown is the principal city in this province. If you are a fan of Anne of Green Gables, then know that the beautiful landscape of this province inspired the locales of this story.
Located on Canada’s easternmost point, this province is known for its natural beauty and picturesque fishing villages. The colourful city of St. John and the Gros Morne National Park make this province a worthy entry in your must-see list.
Yukon, Northern Territories, and Nunavut are the three territories in the north of Canada. They are sparsely populated compared to the rest of the country, and most people live in the cities of Whitehorse, Yellowknife, and Iqaluit, respectively. These regions have harsh, long winters and are not easily accessible. Much of the land here is occupied by Indigenous communities. Yukon is known for the Klaune National Park. The Northern Territories is an excellent spot to view the Northern lights, and Nunavut is the only destination in our Canada tour packages where you can immerse yourself in the Innuit way of life.
| Canada Tour Packages | Duration | Highlights |
| Western Discovery Tour Package | 12 Nights 13 Days | Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler, Kamloops, Jasper, Banff, Calgary |
| Vancouver Tour Package | 5 Nights 6 Days | Granville Island, Stanley Park, Capilano, Whistler |
| Rocky Mountaineer | 6 Nights 7 Days | Vancouver, Kamloops, Columbia Ice Fields, Jasper, Banff, Calgary |
| Canada Adventure Tour Package | 6 Nights 7 Days | Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Edmonton |
| Rockies Sampler Tour Package | 3 Nights 4 Days | Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise |
| Maple Explorer Tour Package | 7 Nights 8 Days | Toronto, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City |
| Category | Details |
| Country | Canada |
| Capital | Ottawa |
| Language(s) | English, French |
| Currency | Canadian Dollar (CAD) |
| Calling Code | +1 |
| Driving Side | Right |
| Flight Time | An average of 15 hours from the major cities in India |
| IATA City Code | YYZ Toronto, YVR Vancouver, YUL Montreal, YYC Calgary |
| Air Canada Airline Code | AC |
| High Season | June to August |
| Iconic Attractions | Niagara Falls, Whistler, Banf, Jasper, Victoria, Gros Morne National Park, Notre Dame Basilica |
| Visa | Apply and obtain visa before travel |
| National Animal | Beaver |
| National Bird | Canada jay |
| National Food | Poutine |
| National Sport | Ice Hockey |
Canadian cities are a melting pot of people and culture. Set in idyllic landscapes, cities like Vancouver, Victoria, Toronto, Quebec, Edmonton, Ottawa, and others have beautiful historical sites, impressive skyscrapers and buildings, casinos, museums, galleries, sports venues, dining options, public parks and gardens, churches, markets, malls, and more. Most cities also host exciting festivals such as the Calgary Stampede, Montreal Jazz Festival, and Toronto Film Festival. There is so much for tourists to explore and experience with our Canada tour packages.
The First Nations, Innuits, Metis, or Indigenous people of Canada have lived on the land for thousands of years. Over the years, despite various influences, they have managed to preserve their history, heritage, and way of life. In Canada, multiple experiences and tours, complete with traditional clothing, cuisine, art, storytelling, and music, allow you to learn about these communities and their way of life.
The list is endless activities abound, and you’re spoiled for choice. No matter what’s on your list, hiking, skiing, boating, river rafting, paragliding, scuba diving, cruising, fishing, road trips, rock climbing, skydiving, whale watching, wildlife viewing and photography, or surfing, you can do it all here. All you need to do is match the season and the best location.
Canada has an abundance of nature. A breathtaking view is just around the corner. The country has around 37 national parks and 10 national park reserves. The landscapes are accentuated by the Rocky Mountains in the west and the Appalachian range in the east. The rolling grasslands or the Prairies in the heart of Canada, with its sprawling hills and plateaus, add to the natural diversity of this country. 90% of the country is covered with forests, and Canada also has around 2 million water bodies, including glaciers, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and ponds. Canada has the longest coastline in the world, set off by lush, green and sometimes rugged terrain and picturesque cities and towns. The country boasts many natural wonders, such as the Northern Lights, Niagara Falls, Columbia Icefields, and Hopewell Rocks. The different ecosystems, the vast wilderness and the sparse population, make Canada a haven for wildlife. Animals such as grizzly and polar bears, wolves, cougars, beavers, caribou, salmon, whales, seals, dolphins and more than 300 species of birds live in the Canadian wilderness. The range of flora and fauna is also impressive. As a result of all the above, it’s safe to conclude that if you are looking for a holiday to immerse yourself in nature and experience its bounty, Canada is a safe bet.
Canada experiences four seasons: Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring. Each season transforms the landscape and the associated activities. While the summer months from June to August are most popular among tourists, the other seasons could also be a good option to choose Canada tour packages, based on the activities you want to tick off your bucket list.
Canadian summers, June to August, have extended hours of sunlight and warmer temperatures, making them ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, kayaking, cycling, wildlife watching, enjoying a day at the beach, and city exploration. 1st July is celebrated as Canada Day, a public holiday, and many events are organised as part of the celebration, including parades and fireworks.
Autumn or fall, September to early November, is a season of an explosion of colours. Trees such as maple, birch, oak, and willow drop their leaves before winter. But before they do, the leaves change colour to yellow, orange, maroon and red, turning the entire landscape into a spectacular canvas of breathtaking scenery. A drop in temperatures after summer makes this a popular season for hiking and exploring. This is also the season for farmer’s markets and harvest festivals. You can go fruit picking in an apple orchard, visit a Pumpkin farm or enjoy wine tasting at a winery. Thanksgiving and Halloween are the two big celebrations of this season.
Winter usually stretches from the end of November to March. If experiencing your first snowfall, skiing, or snowboarding are on your to-do list, this is the season for you to choose Canada tour packages. Ski resorts like Whistler and Blackcomb in British Columbia or Mount Tremblant in Quebec are popular destinations in winter. Ice fishing and Ice skating are other activities to enjoy. You can also enjoy indoor activities like visiting museums and art galleries. Christmas is the biggest celebration of the year. From mid-November until New Year’s, almost every neighbourhood is decorated with Christmas lights, Christmas markets, Santa’s Grotto and many events and festivals are organised to celebrate the holiday spirit.
Spring, March to May, is the season for Cherrie Blossoms and Tulips. As the temperatures rise after winter, the ice melts, swelling rivers and waterfalls. Animals come out of hibernation; trees bloom with new buds, leaves, and flowers, hiking trails re-open, and skiing can still be enjoyed. It is a beautiful season in Canada as the landscape springs back to life. Canada is the world’s largest producer of Maple syrup; spring is the season for Maple tapping. Tourists can visit Maple shacks to see this process and enjoy a breakfast of pancakes and maple syrup. Visiting Wineries is also a popular activity during the spring.
Here’s a list of popular tourist attractions you can enjoy with your Canada tour packages. These are grouped from west to east and categorised by province:
Canada’s cuisine is diverse and unique to each province. However, here is a list of dishes that you can enjoy during your Canada tour packages, no matter where you are in the country.
Shopping in Canada can be fun, with a mix of local boutiques, flea markets, thrift stores, major retailers, and unique markets. In cities like Toronto and Vancouver, you’ll find shopping districts where you can find everything from high-end fashion to trendy streetwear. Large shopping malls provide various stores, dining options, and entertainment.
Local markets showcase fresh produce, crafts, and handmade goods. These places are your best bet to find authentic Indigenous art and crafts. Most cities host festive markets during holidays like Christmas, adding seasonal cheer to your shopping experience.
It’s important to note that shopping in Canada is probably more expensive than in some other countries. This is mainly due to higher sales taxes, currency exchange rates for international shoppers, and import costs on certain goods. However, you could save a lot of money if you shop during major sales events, such as Black Friday and Boxing Day.
Good-quality Maple syrup, regional souvenirs, Indigenous arts, and Ice wine are good gifts for friends and family.
The Indigenous communities and European settlers from France and Britain influence Canada’s cultural mosaic. This is evidenced through artistic expressions in dance, music, storytelling, ceremonies, festivals, history, paintings, sculptures and artefacts. The province of British Columbia on the west coast is probably one of the best places to see examples of Aboriginal art in sculptures such as Totem poles. Quebec in central Canada reflects a strong French influence, which is evident in its architecture and festivals like the Montreal Jazz Festival and the Quebec Winter Festival. Canadian and International artists infuse the contemporary art scene in Toronto and Vancouver. Canada also has a very active music and theatre scene. As a result of its picturesque setting, many popular movies and shows have been shot here.
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