There are so many ways to travel through Canada, but perhaps the best way is with a rail and drive vacation. These thoughtfully planned tours combine long-distance travel aboard some of the most scenic trains in the Canadian Rockies and Eastern Canada with flexible driving routes, which travelers can follow on their own time tables. With comfortable train and hotel accommodations, popular sightseeing excursions and rental vehicles equipped with GPS and unlimited kilometers, getting in touch with the Canadian landscape has never been more enjoyable.
Your tour begins in French-speaking Quebec City, where the European influence of this historic city full of cobblestone streets awaits. You'll receive a guided tour to visit the city's most famous sights, then a free afternoon to explore the cosmopolitan city on your own. Next, travel through New Brunswick and into Nova Scotia with ...
Snow-capped peaks surrounded by vibrantly hued lakes and emerald-green forests set the scene for this independent journey through Canada's Rocky Mountains. A brilliant combination of rail travel and time to drive through the amazing landscape at your own pace allows for an impressive and thorough introduction to interior Canada. Begin in...
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