Canada is a land of vast horizons and intimate luxury. This 15-day odyssey takes you from the cosmopolitan energy of the East Coast to the breathtaking alpine majesty of the West. Designed for the discerning traveler, this itinerary blends first-class transit with exclusive access to Canada’s most iconic landmarks.
You will experience the historic charm of French-speaking Quebec, the turquoise waters of the Rocky Mountains, and the coastal elegance of Vancouver. Throughout the journey, expect world-class gastronomy and stays at some of the world's most prestigious heritage hotels.
The Itinerary
Day 1: Toronto, Canada - Arrival & Urban Elegance
Luxury Private Transfer
Arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport and meet your chauffeur for a private transfer to your downtown hotel in a Mercedes S-Class.
Stroll Through Bloor-Yorkville
Explore Canada's most prestigious shopping district, home to high-end boutiques and the Royal Ontario Museum's striking architecture.
Dinner at Canoe
Enjoy a sophisticated dinner on the 54th floor of the TD Bank Tower, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and contemporary Canadian cuisine.
Check-in at the Shangri-La Toronto
Retire to your suite featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and Asian-inspired luxury in the heart of the entertainment district.
Day 2: Toronto, Canada - Heights & History
St. Lawrence Market Private Food Tour
Join a local culinary expert to sample artisanal cheeses and the famous peameal bacon sandwich at one of the world's best food markets.
Distillery District Exploration
Walk through the Victorian-era cobblestone streets of this former whiskey distillery, now a hub for art galleries and boutiques.
CN Tower SkyPod Access
Ascend to the highest observation platform for a panoramic view of Lake Ontario and the GTA landscape.
Cocktails at Writers Room Bar
Sip a bespoke cocktail at the Park Hyatt's rooftop bar, a historic spot frequented by literary legends.
Day 3: Toronto, Canada - Niagara Falls Excursion
Private Helicopter Tour to Niagara
Skip the traffic with a 20-minute private flight from Toronto Island directly to Niagara Falls for a bird's-eye view of the Horseshoe Falls.
Niagara City Cruises VIP Entry
Experience the roar of the falls from the water on a premium boat tour with priority boarding.
Icewine Tasting at Peller Estates
Visit the 10-Below Icewine Lounge for a guided tasting of Ontario’s world-renowned liquid gold.
Return Transfer to Toronto
Enjoy a relaxing drive back to the city in time for a late evening nightcap.
Day 4: Montreal, Canada - The Cultural Heart
Flight to Montreal
Take a short 1-hour flight from Toronto Billy Bishop Airport, landing in the heart of French-speaking Montreal.
Old Montreal Walking Tour
Discover the 17th-century architecture of the historic district with a private guide, focusing on hidden courtyards and art galleries.
Notre-Dame Basilica Aura Experience
Witness the stunning light and sound show inside one of North America's most ornate cathedrals.
Check-in at Ritz-Carlton Montreal
Experience the "Grande Dame" of Sherbrooke Street, known for its impeccable service and historic elegance.
Day 5: Montreal, Canada - Gastronomy & Views
Mount Royal Park Private Drive
Ascend the mountain designed by Frederick Law Olmsted for the best panoramic view of the Montreal skyline.
Lunch in Plateau Mont-Royal
Enjoy a chic lunch at a trendy bistro in this colorful neighborhood known for its artistic vibe and wrought-iron staircases.
Museum of Fine Arts (MBAM)
Explore Canada's oldest library and a world-class collection of international and Canadian art.
Stay Connected with eSIM
Ensure you have seamless data while navigating Montreal's bilingual streets.
Day 6: Quebec City, Canada - Old World Charm
VIA Rail Business Class to Quebec City
Relax in the spacious seating of VIA Rail's premium cabin, enjoying a full breakfast and scenic views of the St. Lawrence River.
Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
Check into the world's most photographed hotel, a castle-like structure that defines the Quebec City skyline.
Quartier Petit Champlain
Wander through the narrow streets of North America's oldest shopping district, featuring local boutiques and bistros.
Dinner at Restaurant Tanière³
Indulge in a blind tasting menu that celebrates Quebec's terroir in a stunning vaulted stone cellar.
Day 7: Quebec City, Canada - Waterfalls & History
Montmorency Falls Private Visit
Visit these falls that are 30 meters higher than Niagara. Take the cable car to the top for a spectacular view of the suspension bridge.
Île d'Orléans Foodie Tour
Drive through this historic island to sample local strawberries, cider, and chocolate at artisanal farms.
Plains of Abraham Stroll
Walk through the historic battlefield that is now a beautiful urban park overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
Evening at Place Royale
Enjoy a quiet evening in the square where Quebec City was founded in 1608.
Day 8: Banff, Canada - Gateway to the Rockies
Flight to Calgary
Transfer to the airport for a flight to Calgary, the gateway to the Canadian Rockies.
Private Transfer to Banff
Your driver will meet you in Calgary for the scenic 90-minute journey into the heart of Banff National Park.
Banff Gondola Sunset
Take the gondola to the top of Sulphur Mountain for a 360-degree view of the mountain ranges as the sun begins to set.
Check-in at Fairmont Banff Springs
Stay at the legendary "Castle in the Rockies," an icon of luxury since 1888.
Day 9: Banff, Canada - Alpine Lakes
Private Lake Louise & Moraine Lake Tour
Avoid the crowds with a private guide who provides early access to the most iconic turquoise lakes in the world.
Lunch at Fairview Bar & Restaurant
Enjoy a refined lunch overlooking the Victoria Glacier and the emerald waters of Lake Louise.
Canoeing on Lake Louise
Rent a traditional red canoe for a peaceful paddle on the glacial waters, a quintessential Canadian experience.
Banff Upper Hot Springs
Soak in the natural mineral-rich hot springs while surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks.
Day 10: Jasper, Canada - The Icefields Parkway
The Icefields Parkway Drive
Embark on one of the world's most scenic drives, stopping at Bow Lake and Peyto Lake for incredible photography opportunities.
Columbia Icefield Skywalk
Step out onto a glass-floored walkway 280 meters above the Sunwapta Valley for an adrenaline-pumping view.
Athabasca Glacier Ice Explorer
Ride a massive all-terrain vehicle onto the surface of the Athabasca Glacier and drink fresh glacial water.
Arrival in Jasper
Check into your lodge and enjoy the serene, wilder atmosphere of Jasper National Park.
Day 11: Jasper, Canada - Spirit Island
Maligne Lake Cruise
Take a premium boat cruise to Spirit Island, one of the most famous and photographed spots in the Canadian Rockies.
Maligne Canyon Exploration
Walk across the deep limestone bridges of this dramatic canyon, watching the water rush 50 meters below.
Wildlife Discovery Tour
Join an evening tour to spot elk, bears, and mountain goats in their natural habitat with a professional naturalist.
Stargazing in a Dark Sky Preserve
Jasper is one of the world's largest dark sky preserves; enjoy the Milky Way in unparalleled clarity.
Day 12: On Board, Canada - Rocky Mountaineer GoldLeaf
Board the Rocky Mountaineer
Begin your luxury rail journey to Vancouver. Take your seat in the GoldLeaf bi-level dome coach for panoramic mountain views.
Gourmet Dining on Rails
Enjoy a three-course lunch featuring locally sourced BC wines and ingredients as you pass Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Rockies.
Pyramid Falls View
The train slows down for a perfect photo opportunity of this stunning waterfall cascading right next to the tracks.
Overnight in Kamloops
The train stops for the night; you will be transferred to a comfortable hotel for a restful sleep before the second leg.
Day 13: Vancouver, Canada - Arrival in the Pacific
Depart Kamloops
Re-board the train and watch the landscape change from the desert-like interior to the lush green forests of the Fraser Valley.
Hell's Gate Sightseeing
Pass through the narrowest point of the Fraser River, where the water surges with immense power.
Vancouver Arrival
Arrive at the Vancouver train station and take a private transfer to the waterfront.
Check-in at Fairmont Pacific Rim
Experience Vancouver's most modern luxury hotel, featuring a world-class spa and views of the harbor.
Day 14: Vancouver, Canada - Coastal Gems
Stanley Park Horse-Drawn Carriage
Explore the 1,000-acre park in style, visiting the Totem Poles and the seawall without the exertion of walking.
Granville Island Market Tour
Navigate the bustling public market with a chef, tasting smoked salmon and artisanal chocolates.
Vancouver Seaplane Tour
Take off from the harbor for a 20-minute flight over the city, mountains, and coastal islands.
Farewell Dinner at Hawksworth
Celebrate your final night with an exquisite tasting menu at one of Canada's most critically acclaimed restaurants.
Day 15: Vancouver, Canada - Departure
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Visit early to cross the famous bridge and walk through the Treetops Adventure before the midday crowds.
Final Shopping at Robson Street
Pick up some last-minute luxury Canadian goods at flagship stores like Lululemon or Roots.
Private Transfer to YVR
Enjoy a final chauffeur-driven ride to Vancouver International Airport for your departing flight.
Lounge Relaxation
Relax in the Plaza Premium Lounge or the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge before your long-haul journey home.
Best Time to Visit Canada
For this luxury cross-country route, the best time to visit is between June and September. During these months, the weather is warm enough for alpine hiking in the Rockies and pleasant for walking in Eastern cities. The Rocky Mountaineer train also operates during this window, and the turquoise color of the glacial lakes is at its most vibrant in July and August. If you prefer a winter wonderland, December to March is ideal for skiing in Banff, though the train routes change.
Currency & Money
Canada uses the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and Amex) are accepted almost everywhere, including for small purchases. Tipping is standard in Canada; expect to tip 18-20% for good service at restaurants and around $5-10 for hotel porters and valets. While ATMs are widely available, you won't need much cash except for small tips or local markets.
Getting Around Canada
Covering the second-largest country in the world requires a mix of transport. For this itinerary, domestic flights (Air Canada or WestJet) are used for long distances between the East and West. Within the Ontario-Quebec corridor, the VIA Rail Business Class is the most luxurious and relaxing way to travel. In the Rockies, the Rocky Mountaineer offers a world-class luxury rail experience. For local city travel, private chauffeurs or high-end car rentals are the preferred methods for comfort and efficiency.