Enjoy a scenic sleeper-train journey and a range of small-group tours as you explore three provinces — Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia — and appreciate the beauty of Canada during the fall. Your route takes you through the Eastern Townships of Quebec, an area that comes alive with fall colours, and the Bay of Fundy region, home to the world’s highest tides.
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Your Canadian vacation begins in Montreal, the largest city in Quebec. Walk down the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, admire the city’s blend of heritage buildings and eye-catching skyscrapers, and take in the views of the St. Lawrence River.
Say goodbye to vibrant Montreal and enjoy the scenic journey to Magog, a small city in the Eastern Townships.
Discover some of the beautiful mountains, lakes, and vineyards in the Eastern Townships region.
Travel through some of French Canada’s most picturesque countryside as you head towards Quebec City.
You have the whole day to explore Quebec City or the surrounding countryside. Late this evening, board The Ocean train and begin your eastward journey to Moncton.
Awake in the province of New Brunswick and enjoy the countryside views as the train moves towards Miramichi. This afternoon, begin your guided small-group experience of the Maritimes.
See the famous Hopewell Rocks and travel the Fundy Trail Provincial Park. This coastal wilderness area features craggy cliffs, isolated beaches, sea caves, waterfalls, and plenty of wildlife.
Your destination today is the quaint seaside town of St. Andrews, where you can learn about Ministers Island, a National Historic Site of Canada.
Board the ferry in Saint John and cross the Bay of Fundy to Digby, Nova Scotia. After your ferry crossing, travel to the colourful, historic town of Lunenburg.
After a leisurely morning, travel along the Lighthouse Route, known for its beauty, historic charm, and rocky coastline. Stop at Mahone Bay and Peggy's Cove before arriving in Halifax.
Bid farewell to the Canadian Maritimes as your trip ends with departure from Halifax.
Day 1
Arrive in Montreal
Arrive in Montreal
Day 2
Travel to the Easte...
Travel to the Eastern Townships
Day 3
Explore the Eastern...
Explore the Eastern Townships
Day 4
Eastern Townships t...
Eastern Townships to Quebec City
Your Canadian vacation begins in Montreal, the largest city in Quebec. Walk down the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, admire the city’s blend of heritage buildings and eye-catching skyscrapers, and take in the views of the St. Lawrence River.
Say goodbye to vibrant Montreal and enjoy the scenic journey to Magog, a small city in the Eastern Townships.
Discover some of the beautiful mountains, lakes, and vineyards in the Eastern Townships region.
Travel through some of French Canada’s most picturesque countryside as you head towards Quebec City.
You have the whole day to explore Quebec City or the surrounding countryside. Late this evening, board The Ocean train and begin your eastward journey to Moncton.
Awake in the province of New Brunswick and enjoy the countryside views as the train moves towards Miramichi. This afternoon, begin your guided small-group experience of the Maritimes.
See the famous Hopewell Rocks and travel the Fundy Trail Provincial Park. This coastal wilderness area features craggy cliffs, isolated beaches, sea caves, waterfalls, and plenty of wildlife.
Your destination today is the quaint seaside town of St. Andrews, where you can learn about Ministers Island, a National Historic Site of Canada.
Board the ferry in Saint John and cross the Bay of Fundy to Digby, Nova Scotia. After your ferry crossing, travel to the colourful, historic town of Lunenburg.
After a leisurely morning, travel along the Lighthouse Route, known for its beauty, historic charm, and rocky coastline. Stop at Mahone Bay and Peggy's Cove before arriving in Halifax.
Bid farewell to the Canadian Maritimes as your trip ends with departure from Halifax.
Our itineraries are planned around train-service schedules. Ask one of our Canadian Insiders about available dates and the different ways to personalize this trip - including adding days in select destinations.
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Get your personalized quote as prices vary by departure date, train-service level and hotel class. Prices shown are our lowest rates per person, based on double occupancy, and exclude taxes.
These are examples of the places you can stay on this trip. Please get in touch to discuss your options and to check availability.
Built in 1886, Hotel Bonaparte is a historic gem in the centre of Old Montreal. The city’s bustling shops, restaurants, and museums are close by. Gaze out over cobblestone streets, church spires, and pretty gardens from one of the beautifully appointed guestrooms.
Surrounded by mountains and the sparkling waters of Lake Memphremagog, this boutique hotel in the Eastern Townships of Quebec is steps away from downtown Magog. The property features a mid-century modern design with each room paying tribute to singers from the Quiet Revolution.
Said to be the world’s most photographed hotel, the Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac is an iconic landmark that overlooks the St. Lawrence River and Old Québec City. Experience the hotel’s enchanting history on a guided tour, then unwind with a relaxing spa treatment.
The Prince George is an elegant hotel in downtown Halifax, a stone's throw from the city's museums and historic sites. Enjoy the hotel's stylish guest rooms, fine-dining restaurant, relaxed lobby bar, heated indoor pool, fitness centre, personalized service, and more.
Here are some of the most popular ways to personalize this journey.
Spend an extra night or two in Halifax! This beautiful city has so much to offer. You could taste your way along the waterfront, learn the area's history at the Citadel, sample the region's best wines, or visit one of the excellent museums.
Want to explore more of Canada by train? Travel on VIA Rail's Corridor train between Toronto, Ottawa, Kingston and Montreal. If you choose to visit Toronto, you can explore Niagara Falls and the Niagara wine region.
Extend your Maritimes adventure by visiting Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, on a self-drive trip. Discover the famous Cabot Trail, one of the most spectacular drives in all of Canada,as well as Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Attend the Celtic Colours Festival on Cape Breton Island. Discover breathtaking scenery and enjoy world-class performances. Renowned international and local musicians showcase Celtic music and traditions.
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