Cities of Eastern Canada Fly Drive

See Toronto’s iconic CN Tower
Cobbled streets and cafés in Old Quebec
Spectacular Parliament Hill, Ottawa
Old-meets-new in intriguing Montreal

Canada’s eastern cities, and the journeys in between, showcase the diversity and history of this beguiling region.

Combining 4 city breaks in 1 fantastic holiday, Cities of Eastern Canada is a sedate fly drive ideal for those with an interest in food, history and Canadian culture. From the buzzing metropolis of Toronto head north to the capital, Ottawa. Following that head on to Francophone Montreal before finishing amid the the fortifications of Quebec City.

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Itinerary

Day 1 to 3 (Arrival and overnight in Toronto)

UK to Toronto

Lively and sophisticated Toronto is awash with museums, galleries and theatres by day and bars, restaurants and clubs by night. The iconic CN Tower dominates the skyline and visitors can take a trip to the top for superlative views. While in town, why not add on a day trip to nearby Niagara Falls?

Day 1 to 3 (Arrival and overnight in Toronto)

Day 4 & 5 (Toronto to Ottawa - 279 Mi)

Toronto to Ottawa

Unearth the many parts of Ottawa’s heritage, starting at spectacular Parliament Hill, the seat of the current government, then walking the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the region’s significance to the Algonquin people and Ottawa's strategic importance to early settlers.

Distance approx: 279 Mi
Time to travel approx: 4 hour 25 minutes

Day 6 to 8 (Ottawa to Montreal - 124 Mi)

Ottawa to Montreal

Head into French speaking Canada and you begin to find a distinctly Continental café culture with the unmistakable Canadian twist. Montreal's historic streets and beautiful architecture make this an incredibly photogenic city. Montreal is famous for its dual appeal: old world charm meets a modern metropolis. As you wander the streets of this smart and friendly city you will notice how modern shopping malls are just a few steps away from buildings like the beautiful Notre Dame Basilica.

Distance approx: 124 Mi
Time to travel approx: 2 hour 10 minutes

Day 9 to 11 (Montreal to Quebec City - 160 Mi)

Montreal to Quebec City

Follow the St Lawrence River to historic Quebec City. Old Quebec is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where cobbled streets and grand buildings sit within the only walled city in Canada and the US. This is a lovely city in which to sit back and watch the world go by from a cosy cafe or friendly bar. Take a trip to Île d’Orléans to see how rural life used to be and pick up a few final souvenirs on the way. This island in the St Lawrence River is just 5km from Quebec City but as you are transported back in time it feels like a world away.

Distance approx: 160 Mi
Time to travel approx: 1 hour 35 minutes

Your vehicle

Full Size 4 Door

Toyota Camry, Chevrolet Impala or similar

Capacity:Up to 4 adults & 1 child
Luggage:Up to 3 suitcases & 2 medium sized bag
Your car hire includes:

1 additional driver (must be a partner, living at same address)
Unlimited mileage
Loss damage waiver
Theft waiver (subject to excess)

Min Rental age: 21

Additional Info

Best at Travel works with a number of car hire companies to bring you a huge selection of routes, depots and car types. Precise conditions and inclusions vary between companies so ask your Best at Travel consultant for details of what is the best hire for you.

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Pricing

All prices shown represent a from price per person based on low season travel unless otherwise stated.
Availability of tour components and flights seats change continually, affecting the final price. The lead-in price given is therefore for guidance only.
To obtain a tailored quote for you and your party, please call one of our travel experts today.

This fly drive itinerary runs all year round

Supplements

Resort Fee/Tourist Tax - required by some hotels at check in (subject to change)