canada·Multi-day tour·9 days
9-Day Eastern Canada Fall Foliage Tour from Toronto: Algonquin, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City
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What you'll experience
Highlights
• Ride the "Fall Foliage Train" (optional) to admire North America's top maple-viewing destinations: Agawa Canyon and the Algonquin region.
• Explore Eastern Canada's three major cities: Ottawa, Montreal, and Old Quebec, embrace the romantic European charm of the fall season.
• Traditional French-Canadian Maple Farm Lunch (optional): Savor authentic maple-flavored dishes and experience maple harvesting and production - a sweet autumn-exclusive delight.
• Ample time to stroll through Montreal & Old Quebec: Autumn foliage framing classical architecture creates an enchanting French atmosphere.
• Thousand Islands Cruise/Helicopter Tour (optional, fall exclusive): Enjoy one of Canada's three great natural wonders, where layers of fiery maple leaves reflect on the water's surface for a breathtaking view.
• Explore Eastern Canada's three major cities: Ottawa, Montreal, and Old Quebec, embrace the romantic European charm of the fall season.
• Traditional French-Canadian Maple Farm Lunch (optional): Savor authentic maple-flavored dishes and experience maple harvesting and production - a sweet autumn-exclusive delight.
• Ample time to stroll through Montreal & Old Quebec: Autumn foliage framing classical architecture creates an enchanting French atmosphere.
• Thousand Islands Cruise/Helicopter Tour (optional, fall exclusive): Enjoy one of Canada's three great natural wonders, where layers of fiery maple leaves reflect on the water's surface for a breathtaking view.
9 days
Day-by-day itinerary
- 1
Day 1 — Hometown -Toronto
Upon arrival in Toronto, guests will be transferred to the hotel. Time permitting, guests may enjoy free activities or visit relatives.
Note: Includes 2 hotel breakfasts per room in Toronto. For a third or fourth guest in the same room, additional breakfast is CAD $30 per person per day, which must be pre-booked and paid in advance.Meals: B: Excluded, L: Excluded, D: ExcludedStay: Tour B/D/A: Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport or Holiday Inn Airport, Tour L: Westin Toronto Airport & Delta toronto airport - 2
Day 2 — Toronto - Sudbury - Sault Ste. Marie (Includes 2 hotel breakfasts)
Depart from your hotel in Toronto in the morning and travel north on a luxury coach accompanied by a professional Chinese-speaking guide, passing through the famous maple-covered resort area of Muskoka. Around midday, arrive at Sudbury, known as Ontario's "Treasure City."
After lunch (optional, at own expense), visit the Science North museum (optional, at own expense), whose snowflake-shaped building houses five hundred million years of natural treasures from the Sudbury Basin and marks a milestone in Canada's industrial development. Exhibits cover a wide range of topics, including the evolution of humans and nature, giant whale fossils, geological specimens, and flora and fauna displays. Guests can also stroll through the tropical butterfly garden and admire the colorful, dancing butterflies.
Next, visit the world's largest nickel-the BIG NICKEL, and take photos with the giant coin (approx. 20 minutes). Continue the journey north, enjoying scenic maple forests, unique rock formations, and sparkling lakes along the way. In the evening, arrive at Sault Ste. Marie, one of Northern Ontario's most beautiful maple destinations, and check in at a downtown Sault Ste. Marie hotel.
Science North
Big Nickel
Meals: B: Included(2× Hotel Breakfast Included per Room), L: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour), D: ExcludedStay: Tour B/D：Days Inn / Comfort Inn /Super 8, Upgrade to Tour A/L：Delta Hotel or Quattro Hotel - 3
Day 3 — Sault Ste. Marie - Agawa Canyon Train Station (Approx. 4-hour) - Sudbury
In the morning, head to the train station to board the "Fall Foliage Special Train" (optional, train ticket to be collected at the time of booking) (Approx. 4-hour train ride one way). The nostalgic sightseeing train whistles, marking the start of an exciting maple-viewing journey. Passing the Algoma Steel Plant, the train winds along twisting mountain tracks, climbs steep slopes, and crosses mountain streams. Every turn seems to reveal a new surprise of vibrant fall foliage.
A light lunch on the train (optional, at own expense) is served before arriving at the Agawa Canyon, renowned for its maple forests. Enjoy about 1 hour of free time to stroll along the mountain trails by the railway, where you can see Bridal Veil Falls plunging dramatically and the Black Bear Falls dotting the forest. Climbing up to the canyon's lookout offers a panoramic view of the grand canyon, with mountains ablaze in autumn colors. The poetic lake-and-mountain scenery evokes a sense of nostalgia and awe.
After free time, return to the train, and as dusk falls, the train brings you back to Sault Ste. Marie, carrying the romantic memories of the day. Overnight in Sudbury.
Agawa Canyon
Meals: B: Excluded, L: Excluded(On the train), D: Excluded(Approx. 45 minutes)Stay: Radisson, Clarion - 4
Day 4 — Sudbury - Algonquin - Toronto (Breakfast included per person)
In the morning, depart from Sudbury and head to the Algonquin Park to experience a spectacular visual feast of autumn colors. Every fall, large numbers of nature enthusiasts visit this famous Ontario landmark, with autumn being the best season to explore its beauty. The endless colors transform the towering trees across the park's 7,725 sq km (3,000 sq miles) into a breathtaking tapestry.
The period from the last week of September to early October is peak maple-viewing season, when the larch and red oak leaves reach their fullest, displaying a dazzling array of colors. A key stop is the Dorset Lookout Tower, built in 1922 and standing 142 meters tall (approximately 5 stories). During the fall season, especially on weekends, the lookout attracts a continuous stream of visitors eager to admire the panoramic lake and forest views.
Note: Includes 2 hotel breakfasts per room in Toronto. For a third or fourth guest in the same room, additional breakfast is CAD $30 per person per day, which must be pre-booked and paid in advance.
Algonquin Provincial Park
Dorset Lookout Tower
Meals: B: Included(Breakfast included per person), L: Excluded(Approx. 45 minutes), D: ExcludedStay: Tour B/D/A:Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Markham, Tour L: Hilton or Delta - 5
Day 5 — Toronto - Kingston - Ottawa - Montreal (Includes 2 hotel breakfasts)
Depart from your Toronto hotel in the morning and head to Kingston, one of Canada's historic cities and the provincial capital in 1841. Along the way, admire and photograph landmarks such as the grand historic Kingston Penitentiary, the residence of Canada's first Prime Minister, the prestigious Queen's University, the Royal Military College of Canada, and the English-style fortified citadel. Don't miss a photo stop at the century-old City Hall and a vintage steam locomotive.
Continue to Ottawa, Canada's capital, enjoying the colorful autumn foliage along the route, with vibrant reds and yellows adding a romantic touch to the journey. Upon arrival, take photos of Parliament Hill, the majestic center of Canada's political institutions (exterior only).
Visit the Canadian Museum of History (optional, at own expense), Canada's most popular museum, renowned for its permanent gallery showcasing 20,000 years of human history, providing a deep understanding of Canadian civilization. Then explore the Canadian War Museum (optional, at own expense), one of the world's three most important war art collections. Exhibits range from early Indigenous weapons to those from World War I and II, military uniforms, and real displays of army, navy, and air force equipment. You'll also see various warplanes, tanks, ammunition, needles, and field medical tools - truly eye-opening.
In the evening, arrive in Montreal, also known as "Little Paris." Dinner (optional, at own expense) and hotel check-in.
Note: During peak season, due to limited hotel availability, a comparable hotel in Ottawa may be substituted.
Canadian Parliament Buildings
Canadian Museum of History
Canadian War Museum
Meals: B: Included(Includes 2 hotel breakfasts), L: Excluded(Fast food), D: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour)Stay: Tour B: Sandman Hotel Montreal (3-star), Tour D: Hilton Hotel Montreal (4-star), Tour A/L: Hyatt Place Montreal (4-star) - 6
Day 6 — Montreal - Quebec City
Montreal, the largest city in Quebec and the second-largest French-speaking city in the world, will be your first stop. Begin with a visit to Saint Joseph's Oratory (donation CAD $6 per person), the world's second-largest domed church, located on Mount Royal and one of Quebec's three major religious pilgrimage sites. Next, admire the Notre-Dame Basilica (exterior only), a sister church of Paris's Notre-Dame. Optional interior visit: CAD $16 per person. Note: entry may be restricted during Sunday mass or other large-scale events.
Continue to the newly renovated Montreal Biodome (optional, at own expense), featuring five natural ecosystems: the tropical rainforest, polar regions, Canadian deciduous forest, Saint Lawrence River, and Labrador coast. It is the first of its kind in the world, providing a comprehensive display of natural environments and ecosystems in Canada.
Next, photo stop at the Olympic Park (site of the 1976 Summer Olympics). Then proceed to Quebec City, with a special arrangement for a traditional French-style maple sugar farm lunch (optional, entrance CAD $12 per person, lunch at own expense), where guests can taste authentic maple cuisine and learn about the maple harvesting and processing process, accompanied by lively country music.
Ascend to the Montmorency Building 31st-floor observation deck (optional, depending on government access permits) to enjoy panoramic views of Quebec City, the Saint Lawrence River, and the historic old town, especially stunning amid the fall foliage.
Finally, enter the Quebec Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the only fully preserved fortified city in North America. Built on a cliff, the old town features historic churches, monasteries, the Citadel, Château Frontenac, the provincial parliament, and other renowned historical buildings. The autumn-colored leaves adorning the city walls make it feel like a European fairytale village.
In the evening, guests may enjoy a romantic French dinner (optional, at own expense) before checking in at the hotel for rest.
Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal
Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal
Montreal Biodome
Montreal Olympic Park
Marie-Guyart
Old Quebec City
Meals: B: Excluded, L: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour (optional) - Traditional Maple Sugar Farm French-Style Lunch), D: Excluded(Approx. 1.5 hours (optional) - French Specialty Dinner)Stay: Tour B/D: Ambassadeur or N Hotel (3-star), Tour A: Palace Royal Hotel - 4-star, within walking distance to the Old Town and bar street, Tour L: Fairmont Le Château Frontenac - 5-star luxury castle hotel - 7
Day 7 — Quebec City - 1000 Islands - Toronto
At dawn, head to the Thousand Islands, one of Canada's three great natural wonders.
Take an optional sightseeing cruise to admire the Heart Island Castle, millionaire mansions, international bridges, and more. In autumn, the colorful maple leaves reflected on the lake create a picture-perfect scene. You may also choose an optional helicopter tour. (Thousand Islands cruise/helicopter tours are subject to weather conditions and may be altered or canceled.)
Notes:
1. If any of the above attractions are closed, they will be replaced with alternative sites/activities (at your own expense).
2. Includes 2 hotel breakfasts per room in Toronto. For a third or fourth guest in the same room, additional breakfast is CAD $30 per person per day, which must be pre-booked and paid in advance.
Thousand Islands
Meals: B: Excluded, L: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour), D: ExcludedStay: Tour B/D/A: Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Markham, Tour L: Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa - 8
Day 8 — Toronto - Niagara Falls - Toronto
Depart from Toronto in the morning and head to Niagara Falls, one of the world's natural wonders!
First, ascend the Skylon Tower (optional) to enjoy panoramic views of the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls from the 360° observation deck.
Watch the IMAX movie about the history of the Falls (optional). Then, take the Hornblower Niagara Cruise (optional; operates approximately March–November) for an up-close experience of the thundering cascades. In autumn, the fiery foliage adds poetic charm to the roaring waters, leaving an unforgettable impression.
Stroll along the vibrant Clifton Hill, and don't miss a photo stop at the Table Rock Centre, right beside the Falls, showcasing its newly designed architecture.
Later, visit one of Canada's most famous ice wine wineries by Lake Ontario (optional tasting), to sample this national treasure.
Before sunset, return to Toronto, ending a delightful day trip.
Note: Includes 2 hotel breakfasts per room in Toronto. For a third or fourth guest in the same room, additional breakfast is CAD $30 per person per day, which must be pre-booked and paid in advance.
Niagara Falls
Skylon Tower
Meals: B: Included(2× Hotel Breakfast Included per Room), L: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour), D: ExcludedStay: Tour B/D/A:Hilton Garden Inn Toronto/Markham, Tour L: Hilton or Delta - 9
Day 9 — Toronto Downtown - Toronto Pearson International Airport
Depart in the morning for downtown Toronto: Drive past City Hall, the Ontario Legislative Building, the University of Toronto, and Chinatown. View the CN Tower from the outside. Later, take a harbor cruise (optional; seasonal, operates approximately April–October) to enjoy the charming scenery of Lake Ontario and Toronto Islands, with postcard-perfect views of the city skyline reflected on the water-especially stunning in the autumn season.
After lunch (at own expense), visit Casa Loma (optional), a grand castle with magnificent architecture and a beautifully designed garden full of vibrant flowers—an unforgettable historic landmark. Continue to Little Canada (optional), where miniature landscapes and landmarks showcase the diverse charm of different regions across the country.
In the evening, the tour concludes with drop-off at Toronto Pearson International Airport or designated locations.
Toronto Islands
CN Tower
Casa Loma
Meals: B: Included(2× Hotel Breakfast Included per Room), L: Excluded(Approx. 1 hour), D: Excluded
What's included
Included
- 13% HST and other tax 10%
- Transportation in air-conditioned tour coach
- Professional guides and drivers (Chinese, Cantonese, and English)
- 8-Hotel accommodations
Not included
- Airfare and transportation between your departure point and the tour starting/ending location.
- All personal expenses and meals (the guide can assist with meal arrangements during the trip; please consult your guide if needed).
- Gratuities for guide and driver: Day 1 airport transfer: USD $8.00/person; Day 2–Day 10: CAD $16/person/day.
- Admission tickets and optional activities: (Day 5–Day 7) Each guest must either participate in 4 optional activities or pay a tour surcharge of CAD $50. Activity options and prices may vary by season; the final program and ticket price are subject to the actual arrangements and on-site ticketing on the day of the tour.
Cancellation policy
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Cancellation Policy:
- Cancellation 23+ business days before departure: 90% refund of the total tour fee.
- Cancellation within 22 business days of departure:
No refund for cancellations.
Postponements or changes depend on availability. Requests must be submitted at least 15 business days before departure. If approved, a change fee of CAD 150–250 per person will apply, plus any losses on prepaid items.
- Train tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable once confirmed.
- This product is sold as a package. Once the order is placed, all products, items, or services are reserved with suppliers. If you are unable to join certain parts of the itinerary or included services, it will be considered a voluntary waiver, and no refund will be issued.
Late Arrival or Absence Policy
1. On the day of departure, if a guest is late or absent, for any reason, no refund, date change, or transfer to another person will be allowed.
2. If a guest is absent without prior notice on the day of the tour, the company reserves the right to charge a no-show penalty.
3. Throughout the tour, guests must follow the guide's instructions and arrive at designated meeting points on time. Any additional expenses or losses caused by failure to do so are the guest's responsibility.
4. Guests who leave the group during the tour are acting on their own. The company will not issue any refunds, and assumes no responsibility for any consequences after leaving the group.
5. If a guest fails to appear at the agreed departure time and location, the company cannot guarantee their travel rights or itinerary.
6. All bus seats are arranged by the tour guide. If a guest is absent on the day of the tour, the company and guide reserve the right to reassign or manage the vacant seat.
- Cancellation 23+ business days before departure: 90% refund of the total tour fee.
- Cancellation within 22 business days of departure:
No refund for cancellations.
Postponements or changes depend on availability. Requests must be submitted at least 15 business days before departure. If approved, a change fee of CAD 150–250 per person will apply, plus any losses on prepaid items.
- Train tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable once confirmed.
- This product is sold as a package. Once the order is placed, all products, items, or services are reserved with suppliers. If you are unable to join certain parts of the itinerary or included services, it will be considered a voluntary waiver, and no refund will be issued.
Late Arrival or Absence Policy
1. On the day of departure, if a guest is late or absent, for any reason, no refund, date change, or transfer to another person will be allowed.
2. If a guest is absent without prior notice on the day of the tour, the company reserves the right to charge a no-show penalty.
3. Throughout the tour, guests must follow the guide's instructions and arrive at designated meeting points on time. Any additional expenses or losses caused by failure to do so are the guest's responsibility.
4. Guests who leave the group during the tour are acting on their own. The company will not issue any refunds, and assumes no responsibility for any consequences after leaving the group.
5. If a guest fails to appear at the agreed departure time and location, the company cannot guarantee their travel rights or itinerary.
6. All bus seats are arranged by the tour guide. If a guest is absent on the day of the tour, the company and guide reserve the right to reassign or manage the vacant seat.
Important info
Special notes
- Self-purchased attraction tickets or passes (e.g., City Pass) are not accepted. Optional activities must be purchased directly from the tour guide during the trip and paid in cash. Self-purchased tickets or services cannot be used during the tour, including free time.
- Attraction prices, opening dates, and hours are subject to change. Prices are based on on-site ticketing at the time of visit. If an attraction is closed, we reserve the right to adjust the itinerary and cancel the attraction accordingly.
- During peak seasons, hotel availability may be limited. We may substitute hotels of the same standard. Thank you for your understanding and support.
- The default drop-off location will be the same as your pick-up point. If you wish to be dropped off at a different location, please inform us in advance so we can check availability.
- Bus Arrangement: Guests under the same booking will usually be arranged on the same bus. If you and your relatives/friends booked separately but wish to travel on the same bus, please contact us at least 5 business days in advance.
- To ensure the smooth operation of the tour, the company reserves the right to change, adjust, or cancel the itinerary. The order and content of the itinerary may be rearranged according to actual conditions. Please follow the guide's arrangements on the day of the tour.
- Please arrive at the pick-up location in advance. Pick-up and drop-off times are for reference only. Delays may occur due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g., weather, road construction, strikes, road closures, or coach issues). We appreciate your understanding.
- Items in the hotel minibar are at guests' own expense.
- Long-distance phone calls made from the hotel room will be automatically charged to your account and must be settled upon check-out.
- Hotels may offer both paid and free TV channels. Please confirm charges, usage instructions, and related details with hotel staff or your guide before use to avoid unnecessary expenses.
- Due to weather, traffic, or other force majeure factors, the company reserves the right to adjust the itinerary and hotel arrangements to protect the safety and interests of travelers.
- During holidays (Christmas, New Year, National Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, or other long weekends), tour prices may be subject to adjustments. Thank you for your understanding.
- All guests must participate in group activities together. Anyone wishing to leave the group midway must obtain prior approval from the guide to avoid accidents.
- In the event of special circumstances (e.g., weather, road construction, strikes, mountain closures, or coach issues), the company reserves the final right to interpret, adjust, or cancel the itinerary for the safety of all guests.
- Guests are responsible for preparing all required travel documents, including valid passports and visas.
- Flight information must be provided at the time of booking. Any changes must be submitted to the head office at least 72 business hours prior to departure. The company will not be held responsible for any delays caused by changes.
- If flight details are not provided, guests will be listed as self check-in at the first-night hotel. For departures during long weekends, the head office must be notified of any changes at least 5 business days in advance.
- We recommend that guests purchase additional travel and medical insurance. For more details, please consult our company.
- To protect your personal belongings, please keep valuables with you at all times and do not leave them on buses, in hotels, at attractions, or in restaurants. The ground operator, drivers, and tour guides are not responsible for any loss or theft under any circumstances.
- According to North American hotel standards, towels, shampoo, and soap are provided in guest bathrooms. Most hotels do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, slippers, or power adapters, so please bring your own.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited inside all hotel rooms. Violators will be fined USD $350-450 and may be held legally responsible.
Pricing notes (children, single supplement)
* Currency policy: All expenses within Canada are calculated in CAD, and all expenses within the U.S. are calculated in USD. Guests carrying only USD will need to cover any differences caused by exchange rate fluctuations between USD and CAD.
* North American hotel rooms can accommodate a maximum of 4 guests. Extra beds are generally not available. If an additional bed is requested, a surcharge will apply and it is subject to hotel availability.
* Room Types in North American Hotels: Single/Double Room: 1 Queen Bed or 1 King Bed; Triple Room: 1 Queen Bed + 1 Sofa Bed or Rollaway Bed; Quad Room: 2 Standard Double Beds.
* All long-distance calls made from the hotel room will be automatically charged to your account by the system and must be settled at check-out (at the guest's own expense).
* Most hotels provide both free and pay-per-view TV channels. Please check with the hotel staff or your tour guide for pricing, instructions, and usage rules to avoid unnecessary charges.
* Standard hotel check-in time in North America is 3:00 PM or later. A deposit is usually required upon check-in:
Credit card: approx. CAD 150–250 (authorization hold released in about 1 week for US/Canada-issued cards; 3+ weeks for international cards).
Cash deposit: approx. CAD 250–500, refundable at check-out.
* During peak season, due to high demand, your hotel may be changed to another of similar standard. Thank you for your understanding.
* Train tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable once issued. In the event of train cancellations due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the itinerary will be replaced with a bus route. Thank you for your understanding.
* North American hotel rooms can accommodate a maximum of 4 guests. Extra beds are generally not available. If an additional bed is requested, a surcharge will apply and it is subject to hotel availability.
* Room Types in North American Hotels: Single/Double Room: 1 Queen Bed or 1 King Bed; Triple Room: 1 Queen Bed + 1 Sofa Bed or Rollaway Bed; Quad Room: 2 Standard Double Beds.
* All long-distance calls made from the hotel room will be automatically charged to your account by the system and must be settled at check-out (at the guest's own expense).
* Most hotels provide both free and pay-per-view TV channels. Please check with the hotel staff or your tour guide for pricing, instructions, and usage rules to avoid unnecessary charges.
* Standard hotel check-in time in North America is 3:00 PM or later. A deposit is usually required upon check-in:
Credit card: approx. CAD 150–250 (authorization hold released in about 1 week for US/Canada-issued cards; 3+ weeks for international cards).
Cash deposit: approx. CAD 250–500, refundable at check-out.
* During peak season, due to high demand, your hotel may be changed to another of similar standard. Thank you for your understanding.
* Train tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable once issued. In the event of train cancellations due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the itinerary will be replaced with a bus route. Thank you for your understanding.
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