Day 1 Montreal - Edmundston - Saint John

1, Leaving at 6:00 am from Holiday Inn Chinatown in Montreal, we will enjoy the beautiful scenery along the St. Lawrence River. Our first destination is Edmundston, in the maritime province of New Brunswick.

2, After lunch, we will visit the famous Grand Falls, and get the maps in the information center.

3, Then we visit the world’s longest covered bridge: Hartland Covered Bridge.

4, By passing the capital of the province Fredericton and arrive in the largest city of New Brunswick - Saint John. After visiting one of the 7 marine wonders of the world: Reversing Falls, install in the hotel in Saint John.

Hotel: Crowne Plaza Saint John or Days Inn by Wyndham or similar in Saint John

 Day 2 Saint John - Hopewell Rocks Park -Charlottetown in P. E. I - Anne of Green Gables- Cavendish Beach

1, After breakfast, we will visit Hopewell Rocks National Park for admiring the world’s highest tides and the breathtaking so-called “Flowerpot Rocks”, formed by tidal erosion for millions of years.

2, After lunch in Moncton, we’ll go to Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) and the birthplace of Canada for the visit in Province House.

3, We will then visit the romantic house “Anne of Green Gables”, where countless couples have come there to spend their honeymoon.

4, The relax time in Cavendish Beach, filled with red sand.

5, After enjoying a delicious meal of lobster, install in the hotel in P.E.I.

Hotel: Days Inn or similar in PEI

 Day 3 P. E. I - Confederation Bridge – Peggy’s Cove -Halifax Harbour Hooper

1, Before leaving from Prince Edward Island. We will stop at the information center beside the Confederation Bridge, which was once the world’s longest cross-sea bridge for the photos and souvenirs.

2, Afterwards, we will cross the bridge to Halifax. Upon arrival, we will savor the earthshaking waves hitting granite boulders, and the historic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse.

3, And then head to downtown of Halifax to take an amphibious cruise with Harbor Hooper to see the city of Halifax and Dartmouth in detail, and see through the history of the port of Halifax, one of the most important entry points for immigrants into Canada.

5, Check-in at the hotel hotel after dinner. 

Hotel: Coastal Inn or similar in Halifax

 Day 4 Citadel of Halifax - Magnetic Hill - Shediac - Irving Eco Center

1, After breakfast,.we will visit the military castle - Citadel of Halifax, it is the highest pot of the city and having a beautiful view of the harbor.

2, And then drive to the Magnetic Hill in Moncton of New Brunswick, with detailed explanation from a professional guide, you will surely unveil its mystery of the hill.

3, We will then arrive in Shediac, the small town knows as “Lobster Capital of the World”. You have chance to see the world’s largest lobster over there.

4, Afterwards, we will spend the time walking on the boardwalk and enjoy the calm countryside at the Dune de Bouctouche: Irving Eco-Center.

5, Head to the hotel in Bathurst.

Hotel: Quality Inn & Suites Bathurst or similar in Bathurst

 Day 5 Campbellton - Pointe-au-Père - Rimouski - Montreal

1, After breakfast, we will visit salmon’s home town: Campbellton, where you can take a photo with the world’s biggest salmon fish.

2, Then we will pass the beautiful region of Quebec, Métapédia. Driving in the mountains, fish-man standing in the river will give you an impressed image.

3, Visit the National Historic Site in Pointe-au-Père beside the Saint Lawrence River, we have the lighthouse, which is the second highest in Canada, and with a 4D movie to known the story about the 2nd ship wreckage in the world after the Titanic. You will also have a chance to take a photo outside the only open-to-public submarine in Canada.

4, We will then have a delicious meal in buffet in the “Moose City”, Rimouski,

5, Drive back and arrive in Montreal at around 7:30 pm.

* VOYAGES POLARIS Bus Tour reserves all rights, while respecting the program, to cancel or change the order of visits without notice depending on the customs formalities, weather and traffic, time changing or the closing day of tour sites, etc. The tickets prices and meals can be changed according to the season without notice.