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Leg 1 - Toronto to Montreal

Big Apple - hundreds of apple pies baked here daily. A little bit of Australian culture here in Canada.

Lake on the Mountain - a mysterious lake, home to a native legend.

Thousand Island Boat Cruise - Discover exhilarating panoramic views and rugged nature of the Thousand Islands. The famous Boldt Castle, Zavikon Island and Millionaire's Row are only a taste of the adventures aboard this international one hour boat cruise in the heart of the 1000 Islands. (INCLUDED)

Montreal - check out the festival capital of North America. There's a reason to have a good time all summer long. Montreal is also known for hosting the largest french speaking population outside of France! Don't worry, we'll teach you a few key phrases.

Leg 2 - Montreal to Quebec City

Trois Rivieres - Gateway to Mauricie Park.
Montmorency Falls - Picnic by a spectacular waterfall 1.5 times higher than Niagara Falls.

Quebec City - declared a United Nations World Heritage Site. Go back in time to visit the most beautiful city in North America.

Leg 3 - Quebec City to Tadoussac
Sainte-Anne-De-Beaupre Cathedral – miracles have happened here at this popular modern cathedral. See the abandoned canes and crutches to prove it.

Baie Saint Paul – in a valley created by a meteorite thousands of years ago you will get a chance to relax have a coffee and enjoy the spectacular view.

Whale Watching - Where the Saguenay River meets the St Lawrence Seaway boasts one of the best places in the world to see whales and other sea life. Minke, Finback and Belugas are some of the common whales to see.

Hikes in the Fjord - The Saguenay Fjord is the longest in the world. Choose a hike from 1 to 12km in length - the views won't disappoint.

Sea Kayaking - 2 hour, 3 hour or 1/2 day excursions are available.

Leg 4 – Tadoussac to Montreal

Montreal - check out the festival capital of North America. There's a reason to have a good time all summer long. Montreal is also known for hosting the largest french speaking population outside of France! Don't worry, we'll teach you a few key phrases.

Leg 5 - Montreal to Mont Tremblant

Laurentian Mountains - hike and mountain bike on the oldest mountains in the world.

Val David - a beautiful, quiet mountain retreat.
Mont Tremblant - the highest skiable peak east of the Rocky Mountains, it's a playground for all seasons. Try mountain biking, roller blading, hiking and swimming.

Leg 6 - Mont Tremblant to Ottawa

Omega Park- a chance to see native North American wildlife from beavers to bears in their own backyard.(INCLUDED)

Ottawa - The nation's capital has it all including the parliament buildings, art galleries, museums and best of all, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Nestled at the junction of three picturesque rivers, Ottawa is considered one of the world's most beautiful capitals and is the fourth-largest metropolitan area in Canada. Keep your eyes open, you might spot a Mountie!

Leg 7 - Ottawa to Fort Coulonge

Join your guide take you to the Aboriginal Experiences, wher you can learn about Canadian Heritage on an island in the Ottawa river and make your own dreamcatcher.

Get into the Esprit lodge throw your bags down and take a canoe to find some neighbourly beavers. Grab a beer and enjoy one of the best sunsets you'll ever see.

Leg 8 - Fort Coulonge

Go rafting or riverboarding with Esprit who were rated the best rafting company in the world by National Geographic.

Canoe, Kayak, Swim, Hike or Bike - if you don't feel like going rafting, choose one of the many outdoor activities available right at the Esprit lodge.

Leg 9 Madawaska - At Madawaska it's time to relax and enjoy the surroundings of northern Ontario wilderness. Take out a canoe, go for a mountain bike ride or read a book in a hammock.
Your guide will lead you to Moores Falls in a canoe where you can go tubing down a waterfall.

This day is dedicated to giving everyone the chance to get a taste of what Algonquin park offers. We'll stop at the Visitor's Centre, Algonquin park's incredible interpretation centre, where you can learn what it's like to camp with over 10,000 wild moose, 3,000 black bears and, of course, wolves. Later, we'll hike to one of the many beautiful vistas available in the park.

Leg 10 - Madawaska to Toronto

Algonquin Park - For those wishing to do a "once in a lifetime" camping trip into Algonquin Park, Madawaska Basecamp can fully outfit anyone to ensure a great trip. Get cfanoes, paddles, tents, sleeping bags, food barrels etc. and receive training on how to survive int eh Canadian wilderness. remember, listen to your trainer well because Algonquin park is home to over 10,000 moose, 2000 black bears, beaver, and wolves just to name a few. You can do a 3 day package for 199$ ask the Moose office

Ragged Falls - if you're not staying to do a wilderness excursion, you will be on your way home, where a stop can be made at Ragged falls. A short hike is rewarded with an impressive waterfall.

Dorset - have lunch and soak in the atmosphere of this quaint northern town in the heart of cottage country. Depending on the season, climb to the top of the Dorset Fire Lookout Tower for the awesome view of the Lake of Bays.

Toronto - a world class city with everything to offer from major league sports to thriving theatres to international cuisine. Arrive in Toronto in plenty of time to take in some of the nightlife of canada's largest city.

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