Reader Holidays - Canada's Maple Leaf Trail from Bradford Telegraph and Argus
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Reader Holidays - Canada's Maple Leaf Trail from Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Departing September 2013 - October 2014
From £999.00
*Price shown: 11 Sep 2013 - AYO
Stunning cities, breathtaking scenery and 'big skies'
Take the 'Maple Leaf Trail' from Ontario's warm and welcoming waterfront capital, Toronto, and head north to Canada's historic capital Ottawa, then east into French Canada to glorious Olympic Montreal, and finally to picturesque Quebec. All this - plus a visit to the awe-inspiring Falls at Niagara - make this the journey you'll never forget.
What The Price Includes
- Return scheduled flights from selected regional airports
- Six nights' room-only accommodation in a series of good standard hotels
- Visits to Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal
- Full-day excursions to Niagara Falls and Quebec City
- A touring itinerary as described
- The services of a Newmarket Tour Manager
- Government taxes and service charges
Single rooms are available for a supplement
Itinerary
Day One
Fly to Toronto and transfer to your first hotel for a three-night stay. This evening, step outside - or remain in the climate controlled comfort of the city's 27-kilometre PATH interconnected shopping and entertainment system - to begin to explore.
Day Two
This morning, join our optional guided city tour for an insight into one of North America's most delightful cities. Highlights of the tour include Chinatown, Victorian Cabbagetown and stylish Yorkville.
Day Three
Today's unforgettable included excursion is to the incredible Niagara Falls, one of the world's greatest natural wonders. Take in the unforgettable views on an optional 10-minute helicopter ride, and perhaps join us for lunch with a view at The Sheraton on the Falls Penthouse Fallsview Dining Room.
Day Four
This morning we follow the 'Maple Leaf Trail' to romantic Ottawa, Canada's beautiful administrative capital, with its Victorian houses and famous Rideau Canal, set against the leafy background of the Gatineau Hills. After a chance to explore, you'll continue to the great French Canadian province of Quebec, and to Montreal, Canada's second city. Enjoy a three-night stay in this, the country's undisputed centre of style and sophistication.
Day Five
Get to know Montreal on our optional guided city tour, which will take in the Vieux Port area and the lively Plateau Mont Royal, with its countless shops, bars and restaurants. This evening, step back in time and dine in the style of a bygone century by joining our optional Maple Delights and dinner in Old Montreal excursion.
Day Six
Visit charming, historic Quebec City, one of Canada's oldest settlements, with its stunning Chateau Frontenac, ancient ramparts and UNESCO-listed centre, overlooking the mighty St Lawrence River. Enjoy an optional walking tour to discover this wonderful city, before returning to Montreal to spend a final evening soaking up the atmosphere.
Day Seven
Journey back to Ontario, making your way to Toronto Airport for your overnight flight home.
Day Eight
Arrive back home, after an overnight flight.
Further Information
Changes to itineraries
Departures on 12th May, 18th June, 17th, 23rd and 25th September, and 24th October 2013 will spend the first night in Niagara Falls followed by two nights in Toronto (as opposed to three nights in Toronto). Departures from September 2014 will spend two nights in Niagara Falls and one night in Toronto (as opposed to three nights in Toronto). Tour content will be the same although in a slightly different order.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted on any coach forming part of your holiday; regular stops will be made though for your comfort en route. The majority of hotels in North America are non-smoking throughout including in all bedrooms. In general smoking outside is acceptable, but do look out for signs prohibiting this close to public entrances or bus stops.
Tipping
Gratuities are a way of life in North America, and it is generally accepted that they form part of a person's earnings. Customary gratuity to a coach driver or tour manager is about $5 per person per day; in a taxi or a restaurant leave 12-15 per cent of the bill and, in the bar, leave a dollar or so per drink.
The following hotels are offered with this holiday (subject to availability and supplementary pricing)
Toronto and Montreal Touring Hotels - after Sept 2014
To get the very best out of Canada's stunning cities, a well-located base is essential. Using our extensive knowledge of Canada, we have selected centrally located hotels for you to enjoy, all of which will be of at least European four-star standard.
Further Hotel Information »
Introduction
To get the very best out of Canada's stunning cities, a well-located base is essential. Using our extensive knowledge of Canada, we have selected centrally located hotels for you to enjoy, all of which will be of at least European four-star standard.
Hide Hotel Information »Toronto and Montreal Touring Hotels
To get the very best out of Canada's stunning cities, a well-located base is essential. Using our extensive knowledge of Canada, we have selected centrally located hotels for you to enjoy, all of which will be of at least European four-star standard.
Further Hotel Information »
Introduction
To get the very best out of Canada's stunning cities, a well-located base is essential. Using our extensive knowledge of Canada, we have selected centrally located hotels for you to enjoy, all of which will be of at least European four-star standard.
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All the holidays featured are operated by Newmarket Air Holidays Ltd, ABTA No.V7812, ATOL No. 2325, and Newmarket Promotions Ltd, ABTA No. V787X.Local Information
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