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Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People
Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People
Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People
Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People
Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People

Round-trip from Toronto: 5-Day Tour to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, and Toronto City | Small Group of Under 13 People

Canada-Quebec , Montreal , Ottawa , Toronto
Booking confirmation: within 2 days before the departure
Duration:5 day(s)
Guided language: English / Mandarin
Free cancellation up to 17 day(s) in advance
Please present the e-voucher on-site
  • Explore four major cities in Eastern Canada: the financial hub of Toronto, the Canadian capital of Ottawa, the famous French-speaking city of Montreal, and Quebec City with its deep European flair.
  • In-depth tour of downtown Ottawa, connecting the ancient, the modern, and the trendy.
  • Stroll through the 400-year-old historic Quebec City, check off iconic landmarks in one go, and immerse yourself in the history and culture of this UNESCO World Heritage site!
  • Must-visit attraction: Niagara Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world. The roaring Niagara Falls attracts countless visitors, leaving them in awe.
  • Visit filming locations favored by Hollywood directors, such as the University of Toronto and the Distillery District. Walking through them feels like stepping into top-tier films like 'The Incredible Hulk', 'X-Men', and 'Harry Potter', fully experiencing the charm of the 'Hollywood of the North'!
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Day 1

Toronto → Niagara Falls → Niagara City Cruises (paid separately, 60 minutes) → Clifton Hill (60 minutes, lunch available at your own expense) → Niagara Falls Observation Deck (15 minutes) → Journey Behind the Falls (paid separately, 45 minutes) → Niagara Falls In-Depth Tour (mandatory, 2 hours) → Toronto

Niagara Falls In-Depth Tour itinerary: Maple Leaf Place (30 minutes) → Niagara Power Station Lookout (5 minutes) → Niagara Whirlpool State Park (10 minutes, exterior view of the Whirlpool Aero Car and whirlpool rapids) → Floral Clock (5 minutes) → Queenston Heights Park (pass by) → Niagara-on-the-Lake (30 minutes)

Note:

During the period when Niagara City Cruises is closed, the itinerary will be changed to visit: Skylon Tower (paid separately, 40 minutes)

Hotel: Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga; Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Toronto Airport; Hampton Inn by Hilton Toronto Airport Corporate Centre; Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport; Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East; or equivalent

Day 2

Toronto → Kingston (30 minutes) → Thousand Islands → 1000 Islands Cruise (paid separately, 75 minutes) → Montreal → Montreal city tour (45 minutes) → French-style meal in Montreal (paid separately, 60 minutes)

◦ Montreal city tour: Dorchester Square → Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral (exterior) → Sun Life Building (exterior) → Sainte-Catherine Street

Special note: The 1000 Islands Cruise is generally open from mid-April to October each year. If the cruise is closed, the itinerary will visit the Montreal Space for Life (Espace pour la vie) + Montreal Tower. Please follow the guide's arrangements on the day.

Hotel: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saint-Hyacinthe; Hôtel le Dauphin Saint-Hyacinthe; or equivalent

Day 3

Montreal → Quebec City → Montmorency Falls + cable car (paid separately, 60 minutes) → French-style lunch in Quebec City (paid separately, 60 minutes) → Old Quebec tour (mandatory, 60 minutes, includes exterior views of Place Royale, Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, City Hall, and Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral) → Petit Champlain District (60 minutes) → Hotel

Hotel: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saint-Hyacinthe; Hôtel le Dauphin Saint-Hyacinthe; or equivalent

Note:

As the vehicle will enter the Montmorency Falls area during the tour, if you choose not to participate in the [Montmorency Falls + cable car] optional package, you may pay the entrance fee to explore the falls area on your own.

Day 4

Montreal → Ottawa → Ottawa city in-depth tour (paid separately, 120 minutes) → Parliament Hill (30 minutes) → Toronto

◦ Ottawa city in-depth tour: ByWard Market → Kiweki Point → National Gallery of Canada (exterior) → Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica → Royal Canadian Mint (if the Mint is closed, it will be replaced by the Bank of Canada Museum)

Hotel: TownePlace Suites by Marriott Toronto Northeast Markham; Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Northeast/Markham; Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Toronto Markham; Monte Carlo Inn Markham; Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Markham; Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga; or equivalent

Day 5

Itinerary:

Toronto film tour (mandatory, 2.5 hours) → Distillery District (90 minutes, lunch available at your own expense) → CN Tower (paid separately, 60 minutes) → Toronto harbour cruise (paid separately, 60 minutes)

Toronto film tour: University of Toronto (60 minutes) → Toronto City Hall + Toronto sign (40 minutes) → Yonge Street (30 minutes)

Special note:

1. If the Toronto harbour cruise is closed, this attraction will be replaced by Ripley's Aquarium of Canada (paid separately, 60 minutes).


- Optional items list - (CAD prices do not include 13% HST)

• Mandatory item (Old Quebec tour): Adult: US$33.00 / CAD$45.00; Child (3-12 years old): US$25.00 / CAD$35.00

• Mandatory item (Niagara Falls in-depth tour): Per person: US$30.00 / CAD$40.00

• Mandatory item (Toronto film tour): Per person: US$30.00 / CAD$40.00

• 1000 Islands Cruise: Adult: US$32.00 / CAD$41.75; Senior (65 and above): US$27.50 / CAD$36.10; Child (2-12 years old): US$21.50 / CAD$28.20

• Montreal Space for Life: Adult: US$18.00 / CAD$23.75; Senior (65 and above): US$16.50 / CAD$21.50; Child (5-17 years old): US$9.50 / CAD$12.25

• French-style meal in Montreal: Per person: US$43.00 / CAD$56.00

• French-style meal in Quebec City: Per person: US$43.00 / CAD$56.00

• Montmorency Falls + cable car: Adult: US$22.00 / CAD$28.75; Child (6-17 years old): US$6.50 / CAD$8.60

• Montmorency Falls admission: May 6, 2026-November 1, 2026 Adult (18-64 years old): US$12.00/CAD$15.99; Senior (65 and above): US$11.00/CAD$14.40; From November 2, 2026 Adult (18-64 years old): US$9.00/CAD$11.98; Senior (65 and above): US$8.50/CAD$10.79; [If you choose not to participate in the [Montmorency Falls + Cable Car] optional tour, you must pay for this item. The CAD price includes 5% TPS and 9.975% TVQ]

• In-depth Ottawa city tour: Per person: US$19.00/CAD$25.00

• Skylon Tower Niagara Falls: Adult: US$17.00/CAD$22.34; Child (4-12 years old): US$9.50/CAD$12.17

• Niagara Falls boat tour: Adult (13 and above): US$41.50/CAD$54.19; Child (3-12 years old): US$28.50/CAD$37.24

• Journey Behind the Falls: Adult: US$28.50/CAD$37.29; Child (3-12 years old): US$18.50/CAD$24.30

• CN Tower: Adult (14-64 years old): US$40.50/CAD$53.11; Senior (65 and above): US$29.50/CAD$38.42; Youth (6-13 years old): US$29.50/CAD$38.42; Child (3-5 years old): US$15.50/CAD$20.34;

• Toronto cruise (April 24-November 30): Adult: US$29.50/CAD$38.37; Child (4-12 years old): US$21.00/CAD$27.07;

• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: Adult: US$43.00/CAD$56.50; Senior (65 and above): US$28.50/CAD$37.29; Youth (6-13 years old): US$28.50/CAD$37.29; Child (3-5 years old): US$13.00/CAD$16.95;


- Meeting information -

07:20 Departure Markham: Burger King (opposite First Markham Place); 3088 Hwy 7, Markham, ON L3R 0J4, Canada;

08:10 Departure Toronto Chinatown: Tim Hortons; 438 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 2K8, Canada;

08:45 Departure Mississauga: Starbucks; 2100 Hurontario St, Mississauga, ON L5B 1M8, Canada;

- Drop-off points -

• Toronto Chinatown: Tim Hortons; 438 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 2K8, Canada;

• Markham: Burger King (opposite First Markham Place); 3088 Hwy 7, Markham, ON L3R 0J4, Canada;

Purchase Notice

  • To ensure a comfortable ride, each guest is limited to one piece of carry-on luggage (approx. 65 cm x 45 cm x 28 cm and under, equivalent to a 26-inch suitcase).
  • Minors under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Minors traveling alone are not permitted to join the tour. If there are children in your booking, please specify their ages when booking. Otherwise, they will be charged as adults on-site. For safety reasons, pregnant travelers must be no more than 24 weeks pregnant by the end of the tour.
  • Please provide accurate and complete information when booking, including your name, gender, and valid contact information (a mobile phone number is preferred for urgent notifications) to avoid booking errors that may affect your trip. You are responsible for any losses caused by providing incorrect information.
  • Hotels offer various room types, such as one king/queen bed or two double beds. The maximum occupancy per room is 2 to 4 people, including adults and children. Some hotels require at least one credit or debit card per group for incidentals and check-in procedures. If no personal charges are incurred, the deposit will be refunded to your card within 7-14 business days after check-out.
  • Guests must purchase admission tickets from the tour guide. You may not use your own tickets or a City Pass.
  • The tour guide or driver reserves the right to adjust the order of attractions, duration of stay, or meeting times based on weather, traffic, or other conditions to ensure the tour runs smoothly.
  • If an attraction is temporarily closed or closed for holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day), the guide may adjust the itinerary to include exterior views or alternative attractions to ensure a fulfilling experience. We appreciate your understanding regarding force majeure events.
  • Children under 8 years old must use a safety seat. Rental service is available at US$10.00 per person per day. Please specify this in your booking so we can prepare accordingly. You are responsible for any fines resulting from failure to notify us in advance. If a bus is used on the day of the tour, a safety seat is not required, and the fee will be refunded.
  • Many attractions in the itinerary require guests to be in good health.
  • No refunds or compensation will be provided for tour fees or accommodation costs if you are unable to join or choose to leave the tour for personal reasons (e.g., missing travel documents, flight delays, late arrivals, illness, or accidents).
  • Smoking is prohibited on the tour vehicle by law, and most hotel rooms are non-smoking. Hotel cleaning staff are trained to detect smoking, and security will document evidence. If caught, you will be charged a cleaning fee of CAD 300 or more per night, which you are responsible for paying. KKday is not liable for this fee. Please use designated smoking areas if necessary.
  • Pets and animals are not allowed on the tour.

Reminders

  • A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date

  • Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women, High blood pressure, Heart disease

  • Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time

FAQs

1. Is Niagara Falls considered one of the world's natural wonders, and what makes it a must-see attraction?

Yes, Niagara Falls is widely recognized as one of the world's seven natural wonders. Its immense power and breathtaking beauty, with millions of gallons of water thundering over the Horseshoe Falls, create a truly awe-inspiring spectacle. Visitors are deeply moved by the sheer scale and raw force of nature displayed here, making it an unforgettable experience.

2. Where exactly is Niagara Falls situated, and does it involve a cross-border experience?

Niagara Falls is located on the border between the United States and Canada. It is shared by Niagara Falls, New York, in the U.S. and Niagara Falls, Ontario, in Canada. The Canadian side often provides the most iconic panoramic views of the Horseshoe Falls. While many views can be enjoyed from one side, crossing the Rainbow Bridge allows visitors to experience both perspectives, subject to visa and immigration requirements.

3. How much time is generally recommended to spend exploring Niagara Falls and its surrounding attractions?

To fully appreciate Niagara Falls and its immediate surroundings, it's recommended to allocate at least half a day, or ideally a full day. This allows ample time to enjoy various viewpoints, consider boat tours, and explore nearby parks or attractions like Clifton Hill. A comprehensive visit ensures you can take in the grandeur without feeling rushed.

4. What historical and cultural highlights can be discovered while exploring Quebec City's Old Town?

Quebec City's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts over 400 years of history. Visitors can wander cobblestone streets, marvel at the iconic Chateau Frontenac, explore the ancient fortifications, and visit historic sites like Place Royale. The city's unique European ambiance and rich French-Canadian culture offer a captivating journey through time, with many architectural landmarks to discover.

5. What kind of unique insights and attractions does an in-depth tour of Ottawa offer visitors?

An in-depth tour of Ottawa, Canada's capital, provides a blend of historical and contemporary experiences. You can explore the impressive Parliament Hill, visit national museums like the Canadian Museum of History, and stroll along the scenic Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city showcases stunning Gothic revival architecture, vibrant cultural scenes, and deep insights into Canadian governance and heritage.

6. What iconic filming locations, like the University of Toronto or Distillery District, can be visited in Toronto?

Toronto features several iconic locations popular in Hollywood films. The University of Toronto's historic campus, with its grand architecture, has been a backdrop for movies like 'The Incredible Hulk' and 'X-Men.' The charming, pedestrian-only Distillery District, with its well-preserved Victorian-era industrial buildings, has also been featured in numerous productions, offering a unique cinematic ambiance.

7. What are the key characteristics that make Montreal a unique destination for travelers in Eastern Canada?

Montreal is a unique destination due to its vibrant French-speaking culture, blending European charm with North American dynamism. Key characteristics include its beautiful Old Montreal district with cobblestone streets and the iconic Notre-Dame Basilica, its lively arts and culinary scene, and its distinctive bilingual environment. It offers a rich history and a modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere.

8. Beyond Niagara Falls, what other notable cities like Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City are included in a comprehensive Eastern Canada tour?

A comprehensive Eastern Canada tour typically includes visits to several prominent cities in addition to Niagara Falls. These often feature Toronto, a major financial and cultural hub; Montreal, renowned for its French heritage and vibrant arts; Ottawa, the nation's capital with its impressive Parliament buildings; and the historic, charming Quebec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its European feel.

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