14-day tour across Canada | USA & Canada tour packages

We arrive in Vancouver, one of Canada’s most dynamic and scenic cities, beautifully set between the Pacific Ocean and the coastal mountains. Upon arrival, we proceed to our hotel and complete the check-in process (standard check-in time is 3:00 PM). At the front desk, a credit card authorization may be requested to cover incidental expenses during the stay, which will be released after check-out if no additional charges are made.

The remainder of the afternoon allows us to begin absorbing the atmosphere of this vibrant destination at our own pace. Vancouver is known for its multicultural spirit, relaxed lifestyle, and extraordinary natural setting, where modern urban life coexists harmoniously with parks, forests, and ocean views.

In the early evening, we meet our tour manager in the hotel lobby for a welcome briefing, an opportunity to become familiar with the journey ahead and receive useful insights for the days to come. Later, we are free to enjoy dinner at our leisure, perhaps exploring the city’s excellent culinary scene as we settle into the rhythm of our Canadian adventure.

Greca Tip: Vancouver is often ranked among the world’s most livable cities thanks to its unique balance between nature, culture, and urban sophistication.

Breakfast prepares us for a day devoted to some of British Columbia’s most celebrated landscapes. We depart Vancouver following the legendary Sea-to-Sky Highway, a scenic coastal route where mountains rise dramatically above the waters of Howe Sound. Along the way, we pause at Shannon Falls, one of the province’s highest waterfalls, whose powerful cascade descends through dense forest before reaching the valley floor.

Our journey continues toward Whistler, a world-renowned alpine resort framed by the impressive Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. In the lively pedestrian village, we enjoy time to stroll among cafés, boutiques, and inviting terraces, discovering the relaxed mountain atmosphere that has made this destination famous among travelers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

A highlight of the day awaits as we board the remarkable Peak 2 Peak Gondola. Suspended high above the valley, this engineering marvel connects two mountain peaks and offers sweeping views of glaciers, forests, and rugged alpine terrain that define the Canadian wilderness.

Returning toward Vancouver in the afternoon, we conclude the day at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Here we cross the iconic bridge suspended above a forested canyon and explore the treetop walkways and cliffside pathways that allow us to experience the coastal rainforest from a truly unique perspective. The evening is yours to enjoy Vancouver’s vibrant dining scene at your own pace.

Greca Tip: The Peak 2 Peak Gondola holds the record for one of the longest unsupported spans of any cable car in the world, floating more than 400 meters above the valley below.

Breakfast begins a day that combines urban discovery with the landscapes of Canada’s interior. Our morning starts with the immersive experience of FlyOver Canada, a spectacular flight simulation that carries us virtually across the country’s most iconic natural environments, from rugged coastlines to vast northern wilderness.

We then continue with a panoramic tour of Vancouver, offering a closer look at some of its most emblematic areas. In Stanley Park we admire towering trees and scenic coastal viewpoints, while in historic Gastown we discover the city’s birthplace, where cobblestone streets and heritage buildings evoke Vancouver’s early days. Here we also encounter the famous Steam Clock, a curious landmark that releases steam and chimes regularly, adding character to this charming district.

Later, we leave the Pacific coast behind and travel inland toward the mountains of British Columbia. As the route unfolds, the scenery gradually shifts from coastal forests to broad valleys and alpine landscapes, revealing the diversity that defines western Canada.

By evening we reach Sun Peaks, a welcoming alpine village known for its peaceful atmosphere and surrounding mountain scenery. With time to explore at a relaxed pace, the evening offers the opportunity to enjoy dinner independently while settling into the rhythm of this mountain setting.

Greca Tip: Stanley Park is larger than New York’s Central Park and remains one of the most celebrated urban green spaces in North America.

Breakfast marks the beginning of a scenic journey deeper into the Canadian Rockies. We leave the mountain setting of Sun Peaks behind and travel eastward along the Yellowhead Highway, a historic transcontinental route that reveals the vast and varied landscapes of western Canada. As we advance through river valleys and forested terrain, the mountains gradually grow more imposing, announcing our approach to one of the country’s most celebrated natural regions.

Midway through the journey, we pause to admire Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies. Rising dramatically above the surrounding landscape, its massive snow-capped summit often appears framed by clouds and glaciers. This impressive mountain has long captured the imagination of explorers, climbers, and travelers drawn to the raw beauty of the region.

Continuing our route, we enter Jasper National Park, part of the UNESCO-listed Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks. Vast forests, glacial rivers, and rugged peaks create an environment where wildlife and wilderness remain largely untouched. As we arrive in the welcoming mountain town of Jasper, the atmosphere of the Rockies surrounds us, inviting a quiet evening to enjoy the alpine setting and discover the charm of this remote destination.

Greca Tip: Mount Robson rises to 3,954 meters and is often called the “Monarch of the Canadian Rockies” because of its imposing height and dramatic prominence.

Breakfast prepares us for one of the most celebrated scenic drives in North America. Leaving Jasper behind, we travel along the legendary Icefields Parkway, a route that winds through the heart of the Canadian Rockies and reveals an extraordinary succession of glaciers, turquoise lakes, and dramatic mountain peaks.

Our first stop is Athabasca Falls, where powerful glacial waters carve their way through a narrow canyon, creating one of the most impressive waterfalls in the region. Despite its modest height, the force of the water and the surrounding rock formations make it a memorable natural spectacle.

Continuing south, we arrive at the Columbia Icefield, one of the largest ice accumulations south of the Arctic Circle. Here we embark on the remarkable Ice Explorer, a specially designed vehicle that allows us to travel directly onto the surface of the Athabasca Glacier, offering a rare opportunity to stand on ancient ice that has shaped these mountains for thousands of years.

A short shuttle transfer then takes us to the Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored platform suspended high above the Sunwapta Valley. From this dramatic vantage point, sweeping views reveal deep valleys, rugged peaks, and vast glacial landscapes that define the grandeur of the Rockies. Our journey continues toward the Banff region, where the evening unfolds surrounded by the serene beauty of the mountains.

Greca Tip: The Icefields Parkway stretches for about 230 kilometers and is often considered one of the most scenic mountain roads in the world.

Breakfast introduces a day devoted to some of the most iconic scenery in the Canadian Rockies. Our first destination is the legendary Lake Louise, a place whose extraordinary beauty has made it one of the most photographed landscapes in Canada. Surrounded by towering peaks and fed by a distant glacier, its distinctive turquoise waters reflect the dramatic alpine environment that defines this remarkable region.

From here we continue into Yoho National Park, a protected wilderness known for its impressive geological formations and powerful natural landscapes. The park is home to towering rock walls, spectacular waterfalls, and more than two dozen peaks rising above 3,000 meters, creating an environment where nature appears both vast and pristine.

Throughout the exploration we encounter several of Yoho’s most notable landmarks. Emerald Lake captivates with its vibrant green waters framed by forested slopes, while the Natural Bridge reveals how rushing glacial water has sculpted the rock into an unusual formation over centuries. We also observe the famous Spiral Tunnels, an ingenious railway engineering solution designed to help trains safely navigate the steep mountain terrain. Nearby, the Continental Divide and the meeting of mountain rivers remind us how geography shapes the flow of water across an entire continent.

By the afternoon we return toward Canmore through scenic mountain corridors, where forests, rivers, and alpine peaks accompany the journey back into the welcoming atmosphere of this Rocky Mountain community.

Greca Tip: Lake Louise gets its distinctive turquoise color from fine glacial rock particles suspended in the water, which reflect sunlight in a unique way.

Breakfast introduces our final morning in the Rocky Mountains, a region where dramatic landscapes and wildlife-filled valleys have shaped the identity of western Canada. Before leaving Banff, we take time to explore several of its most picturesque viewpoints, beginning with Bow Falls, where the Bow River flows powerfully beneath the surrounding mountain scenery.

A short distance away, Surprise Corner offers one of the classic panoramas of Banff, revealing the historic Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel framed by forested hills and alpine peaks. We also visit Lake Minnewanka, the largest lake in Banff National Park, whose deep blue waters stretch across a landscape rich in geological history and Indigenous heritage.

Later we depart the mountain region and continue toward Calgary. Upon arrival, we enjoy a brief orientation of this modern prairie city, passing landmarks such as the Calgary Tower and Olympic Park, reminders of the city’s transformation from a frontier settlement into one of Canada’s most dynamic urban centers. The evening invites us to reflect on the journey while enjoying dinner independently in the welcoming atmosphere of Calgary.

Greca Tip: Calgary hosted the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, an event that helped establish the city as an international winter sports destination.

Breakfast begins a day that connects two distinct regions of Canada. After enjoying the morning meal, we complete the check-out process and take the hotel shuttle to Calgary Airport, with timings conveniently confirmed at the bell desk before departure.

We then board our flight to Toronto, crossing the immense Canadian landscape that stretches from the Rocky Mountains to the shores of the Great Lakes. This journey highlights the remarkable scale of the country and brings us to one of its most vibrant metropolitan centers.

Upon arrival in Toronto, we transfer to the hotel using the courtesy shuttle service and settle in following the standard check-in time in the afternoon. Known as Canada’s largest city and one of the most multicultural urban centers in the world, Toronto offers a dynamic blend of cultures, cuisines, and neighborhoods.

In the early evening we gather in the hotel lobby to meet our tour manager and receive a briefing about the experiences awaiting us in the coming days. Later, the evening is free to enjoy dinner at leisure, perhaps taking the opportunity to begin exploring the city’s diverse culinary scene.

Note: The domestic flight included in this itinerary allows one checked suitcase of up to 20 kg per passenger, in addition to standard carry-on luggage. Any excess baggage must be paid directly to the airline.

Greca Tip: Toronto is home to more than 200 ethnic communities and over 180 languages are spoken across the city.

Breakfast begins a day dedicated to one of the most iconic natural landmarks in North America. Leaving Toronto behind, we travel across the fertile landscapes of the Niagara Peninsula, a region known for its vineyards, orchards, and gentle countryside that stretches between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.

Our first stop is the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, a place celebrated for its beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture and relaxed atmosphere. Here we pause briefly and continue with a visit to a local winery, where this region’s winemaking traditions reflect the unique climate created by the surrounding Great Lakes.

As we approach Niagara Falls, we make a photo stop at the Floral Clock, a colorful horticultural landmark composed of thousands of carefully arranged flowers. Soon afterward we arrive at the spectacular falls themselves, where several unforgettable experiences await. We board the Hornblower Cruise for an exhilarating journey to the base of the cascading waters, then explore the remarkable Journey Behind the Falls, allowing us to witness the immense power of the waterfalls from tunnels carved into the rock. Later, from the Skylon Tower observation deck, panoramic views reveal the full scale of this extraordinary natural wonder.

After time to enjoy lunch at leisure in the surrounding area, we return to Toronto in the afternoon. The evening offers the opportunity to relax and enjoy dinner independently while reflecting on the day’s memorable encounter with one of the world’s most famous waterfalls.

Greca Tip: Niagara Falls moves an astonishing amount of water — more than 2,800 cubic meters per second flow over the falls during peak daytime hours.

Breakfast allows us to begin the morning at a relaxed pace before setting out to experience more of the region surrounding Toronto. Our journey leads once again toward the famous Niagara Falls, where we spend time appreciating this extraordinary natural wonder from different viewpoints. With approximately an hour to explore freely, we may stroll along the scenic promenade, capture photographs of the powerful cascades, or simply enjoy the atmosphere created by the constant movement of water and mist rising from the gorge.

Following this moment at one of Canada’s most recognizable landmarks, we return toward Toronto. Along the way there is time to enjoy lunch independently, with helpful recommendations available for those wishing to sample local cuisine.

In the afternoon we discover the city through a guided tour led by professional local guides. Toronto reveals itself as a fascinating mosaic of cultures and architectural styles, where modern skyscrapers stand beside historic buildings and lively neighborhoods reflect the diverse communities that call the city home. The tour introduces some of the city’s principal landmarks, vibrant districts, and scenic areas along the waterfront of Lake Ontario, offering insight into the history and dynamic character that define Canada’s largest metropolis.

As evening approaches, the city invites us to enjoy dinner at leisure in one of its many restaurants, allowing us to continue exploring Toronto’s celebrated culinary diversity before returning comfortably to the hotel.

Greca Tip: Toronto’s skyline is dominated by the CN Tower, which for more than three decades held the record as the tallest freestanding structure in the world.

Breakfast prepares us for a journey that leads deeper into eastern Canada as we depart Toronto and travel toward the country’s capital. Our route follows the historic corridor connecting the Great Lakes region with the St. Lawrence River, revealing landscapes shaped by rivers, forests, and small rural communities.

Along the way we pause at The Big Apple, a well-known roadside attraction that has become a curious landmark of the region. With its bakery, country-style shop, and playful atmosphere, it offers a pleasant opportunity to stretch our legs and experience a touch of local culture before continuing the journey.

Soon we arrive in the charming village of Rockport, gateway to the remarkable Thousand Islands region. Here we board a scenic cruise along the St. Lawrence River, gliding past a maze of islands scattered across the water. Elegant summer residences, historic castles, and peaceful wooded shores create a setting that has fascinated travelers for generations. The cruise reveals both the natural beauty and the rich history that define this unique area shared by Canada and the United States.

After time to enjoy lunch independently, we continue to Ottawa, the capital of Canada. Upon arrival, a guided city tour introduces us to the political and historical heart of the country, where impressive government buildings, wide boulevards, and historic landmarks reflect the city’s role in shaping Canada’s national identity. The evening invites us to enjoy dinner at leisure while absorbing the welcoming atmosphere of this elegant capital.

Greca Tip: The Thousand Islands region actually includes more than 1,800 islands scattered along the St. Lawrence River.

Breakfast marks the beginning of a pleasant journey from Canada’s capital toward one of the country’s most distinctive cultural centers. After checking out from the hotel, we depart Ottawa and travel through the landscapes of Québec, where rivers, farmland, and small francophone communities gradually introduce us to the region’s French heritage.

Before reaching our destination, we pause to visit the remarkable Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal, one of the most celebrated religious landmarks in Canada. Inside, the richly decorated interior reveals a stunning display of craftsmanship, from the intricate wooden carvings to the vibrant stained-glass windows that illuminate the sanctuary. The grand pipe organ and elaborately designed side chapels contribute to the extraordinary atmosphere of this historic church, making it one of the architectural highlights of the city.

We then continue into Montréal and begin a guided city tour led by professional local guides. As we explore the city, Montréal reveals itself as a fascinating blend of European charm and North American dynamism. Historic streets, elegant architecture, and lively neighborhoods reflect a culture shaped by centuries of French influence. Today the city stands as one of the largest French-speaking urban centers in the world, renowned for its museums, gastronomy, festivals, and vibrant urban life.

As evening arrives, we enjoy time at leisure to select a restaurant and experience Montréal’s celebrated culinary scene while soaking in the distinctive ambiance of this cosmopolitan city.

Greca Tip: Montréal’s historic district, Old Montréal, preserves streets and buildings dating back to the 17th century, reflecting the city’s origins as a French colonial settlement.

Breakfast begins a day dedicated to discovering one of Canada’s most historic and atmospheric destinations. We depart Montréal in the morning and travel toward Québec City, following a scenic route along the St. Lawrence River that reveals the landscapes and traditions of the province of Québec.

Along the way we pause to admire the impressive Montmorency Falls. Rising dramatically above the Montmorency River, these powerful cascades reach a height even greater than Niagara Falls and create a striking natural spectacle. From the viewpoints overlooking the gorge we enjoy remarkable perspectives of the rushing waters and the surrounding landscapes.

Continuing onward, we arrive in Québec City, a place where history is present at every corner. Founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, it stands as one of the oldest European settlements in North America. During our guided city tour we explore the remarkable historic district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its fortified walls, cobblestone streets, and distinctive European character rarely found elsewhere on the continent.

As we walk through its historic streets, elegant buildings, charming squares, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the St. Lawrence River reveal why Québec City remains one of Canada’s most beloved cultural treasures. After time to enjoy lunch independently and appreciate the lively atmosphere of the city, we return to Montréal in the evening, where dinner can be enjoyed at leisure while reflecting on a day immersed in centuries of history and culture.

Greca Tip: Québec City is the only fortified city north of Mexico whose defensive walls still remain largely intact.

In the morning, you will enjoy a tasty breakfast and then you will be transferred to Montréal airport, where your tour will come to an end.

Undoubtedly, having spending a few fantastic days with Greca, we hope to see you again soon to create more memorable moments that will be etched in your memory forever.

Have a nice trip! 

Greca Tip: You can extend your stay in Montréal at Step 1 of your reservation!