9-day in-depth tour of the three maritime provinces and eastern Canada (including airport transfer package) [GSPEI09-09D-09V]

After arriving in Toronto, the group will be sent to the hotel to rest. (Free pick-up from YYZ Airport once every 24 hours, or designated locations in Toronto, bus stations)
Round trip transfer fee is CAD8/person.
* Airport pick-up arrangement: The pick-up service time is within 1 hour after the flight arrives.
* If one order has 2 or more different flights arriving, the latest arrival time will be used as the reference time for airport pick-up service
* YTZ Airport will charge an additional USD50 per order.
* Maximum waiting time for airport pick-up service: no more than 90 minutes after international flight arrival, or no more than 60 minutes after domestic flight arrival. If the waiting time is exceeded, if you need to return to the airport after the driver leaves, you will be charged again
Hotel: Quality/Comfort Inn/Best Western or equivalent (breakfast or breakfast bag included)
Upgrade to Sheraton/Hilton or similar (with breakfast or breakfast bag)
(Upgrade price difference/room/night: USD85/single-double room; USD100/triple room; USD120/quadruple room)
Hotel Features:
A mature and prosperous Chinese community;
Completely renovate a business hotel within three years;
Facilities: Free WIFI, Gym, mini fridge, swimming pool, restaurant, or Starbucks coffee shop;
Rich buffet breakfast;
There are dozens of Chinese and Western restaurants within walking distance, from food courts to high-end seafood restaurants. The food experience is within easy reach.
Dining
Breakfast - Not included, Lunch - Not included, Dinner - Not included
Accommodation
Quality/Comfort Inn/Best Western or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

In the morning, we will depart from Toronto and pass through Montreal to Quebec City, the capital of Quebec Province, and head to Canada's oldest city, Quebec. In this ancient city full of European colors, historical relics can be seen everywhere. The only best-preserved ancient city wall in North America, the elegant and noble castle hotel, the elegant and refined old church, the majestic Quebec Provincial Parliament Building, the popular antique carriages and street artists will make you unable to resist taking pictures and leaving beautiful images. Enjoy a French dinner in a romantic atmosphere. After dinner, check in to the hotel and rest.

**Early Bird: Book one month in advance and get a free upgrade to a suite hotel (including breakfast) (Except for departure dates of July 19/August 2, 16, 23, there are no suite upgrades in Quebec hotels)
GSPEI09-D upgrade to walk to the old city hotel: Palace Royal Hotel/Chateau Laurier Quebec or equivalent (breakfast not included)
GSPEI09-V Upgraded castle hotel: Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac (breakfast not included)
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Quality or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

Check out of your hotel in the morning and enter New Brunswick, then arrive at the Canadian National Historic Site, home to the world's longest covered bridge - Kings Landing. The village is located on a picturesque bend in the Wolastoq (St. John River) and is full of life, recreating the true history of New Brunswick's Royalist past building Canada more than 200 years ago. Experience life in 19th century New Brunswick, from feeling the floor shake at the sawmill as the huge water-powered saws produce shipbuilding timber, to the taste of the rich soups stewed over a crackling fire by the costumed Mrs. Lint and villagers, you will leave with memories of the 1800s - not just stories! At dusk, we arrived at Frederickton, the capital of New Brunswick. The city is located on the banks of the St. John River, with an elegant and poetic environment and a solemn and simple city hall. After dinner, check in to the hotel and rest.

If the Kings Landing attraction is closed, it will be replaced by the Crystal Falls: head to the Quebec Crystal Falls with its various shapes, take a cable car to the top of the 84-meter-high waterfall and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the St. Lawrence River.
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Quality/Comfort or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

Check out the hotel in the morning and arrive in Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, at noon. It is the largest city in the eastern province and the most important naval base in eastern Canada. It is one of the largest military fortresses of the British Army overseas and a gathering place for early European immigrants to North America. Take a local New Orleans-style cruise ship in Canada and enjoy the picturesque Halifax Atlantic Bay. This is the most popular cruise tour in the area. On the boat, you can listen to the local guide telling the history of the "Twin Cities" of Halifax and Dartmouth, see Canada's largest naval base, and visit various warships of the Atlantic Fleet. The cruise ship passes by the famous McDonald Bridge in Halifax, which has just completed the world-famous second "big upgrade" project, George Island, an important local military defense base, the ancient lighthouse, Pier 21 where one million European immigrants landed in Canadian history, and the largest cargo terminal in Eastern Canada, etc. VIPs can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the harbor along the way. Visit the Titanic Memorial in the city. From shipbuilding to the World War Fleet, the Age of Exploration to the Age of Steam, the Titanic to the Halifax Explosion, you will discover the stories of this city and the ocean. Then go to "Pier 21", one of the six national museums in Canada, the National Immigration Museum, where you can dress up as an immigration officer, a customs officer, or a Red Cross nurse, and dress up as your favorite character in the story. Different from the display of traditional museums, here visitors can learn about the history and style of this city in all aspects through stories and interactive activities. Then go to Peggy's Bay, a small fishing village located on the rocks by the sea. The steep rocks, the roaring Atlantic Ocean, and the quietly standing lighthouse form a beautiful picture, which attracts thousands of photography enthusiasts from all over the world. Check in to the hotel after dinner.
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Quality/Comfort or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

After breakfast, we will go to Prince Edward Island, the smallest province in Canada. The island is full of unique red land, blue sea, black and white cows, rolling grasslands and potato fields, blue sky and white clouds, which make visitors feel like they are in a paradise. Visit the capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, known as the "cradle of the Canadian Federation". After that, we will go to Cavendish Beach Prince Edward Island National Park and visit the cabin described in the masterpiece "Anne of Green Gables" published by the famous Canadian writer Montgomery in 1908, which will make you feel like you are going back in time. After that, we will go to the beach to step on the water and enjoy the natural beauty of Wanli Sand Dunes, sandstone cliffs, etc. In the evening, we will return to the hotel to enjoy the original lobster dinner at our own expense. Stay at a local country resort.

Exclusive bonfire activity (may be subject to restrictions depending on weather conditions and local government regulations)
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Cavendish Memo Tree Resort or similar
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

After breakfast, we will drive across the 13-kilometer-long Confederation Bridge to enter New Brunswick. First, we will take a photo with the giant lobster statue, the symbol of the Maritime Provinces. Then we will go to the Cape of Good Hope Rocks in the Bay of Fundy, where the tide rises and falls are the highest in the world. The rare sight of the sea and river changing direction regularly will make you marvel at the unpredictability of the ocean. Then we will go to the magical Magnetic Hill to explore the mystery of vehicles climbing without power. Then we will set off to the bay city of St. John, which is the largest city in New Zealand. Most of the Victorian-style buildings built along the coast of the city were gradually left by British colonists after they first landed in Canada. After admiring the beautiful scenery of the Falls Bay in St. John, we will arrive at the Fredericton Hotel at dusk to rest.
Dining
Breakfast - Not included, Lunch - Not included, Dinner - Not included
Accommodation
Comfort/Holiday Inn Express or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

Depart in the morning and arrive at the Bridge, a national historical site in Canada. Then visit the Bridge Potato Chip Factory, which is as famous as the Bridge. In the afternoon, after passing Quebec City, we will go directly to Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, known as the "Paris of North America". Then visit the Montreal Biodome, which was rebuilt and opened in the venue of the 1976 Olympic Games. It reconstructs the five ecosystems of the Americas, including the tropical rainforest, polar region, Canadian deciduous forest, St. Lawrence River, and Labrador Coast. It is known as the "most worthwhile representative attraction" in Montreal. Then go to the ancient and magnificent Old Montreal area filled with modern French romance, and see the famous Notre Dame Cathedral. After dinner, return to the hotel to rest.
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Comfort/Quality or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

Go to Ottawa, the capital of Canada, and drive to see the luxurious residential areas of celebrities and envoys, the Governor General's Palace, and the Prime Minister's Palace. Take a tour of the Capitol Hill (exterior), which is the pinnacle of sculpture art, and visit one of the largest museums in the world, and also the largest and most visited National History Museum in Canada. The museum displays how various cultures from Indians to foreign immigrants have created today's Canadian civilization, and introduces Canada's complete culture and history. Then go to the Thousand Islands National Park, where group members can take a cruise at their own expense to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the St. Lawrence River and the luxurious villas on the large and small islands. You can also see the famous shortest international bridge and Love Island, which will make you unforgettable. Return to Toronto at dusk.
Hotel: Quality/Comfort Inn/Best Western or equivalent (breakfast or breakfast bag included)
Upgrade to Sheraton/Hilton or similar (with breakfast or breakfast bag)
(Upgrade price difference/room/night: USD85/single-double room; USD100/triple room; USD120/quadruple room)
Hotel Features:
A mature and prosperous Chinese community;
Completely renovate a business hotel within three years;
Facilities: Free WIFI, Gym, mini fridge, swimming pool, restaurant, or Starbucks coffee shop;
Rich buffet breakfast;
There are dozens of Chinese and Western restaurants within walking distance, from food courts to high-end seafood restaurants. The food experience is within easy reach.
Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
Quality/Comfort Inn/Best Western or equivalent
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without

Depart early in the morning and head to the world-famous Niagara Falls. First, enjoy the IMAX movie about the history of the falls, and learn about the magical, mysterious, mythical Niagara Falls and many famous and exciting events in history. Then climb the Rainbow Tower, and take a bird's eye view of the charming scenery of the falls from the 360-degree observation deck and watch the magnificent American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Canadian Horseshoe Falls. After enjoying a Chinese lunch at your own expense, take the world-famous "Trumpeter" Falls Scenic Boat (*Seasonal Tour) to watch the majestic waterfalls rushing down from the sky at close range, the surging and thundering sound of water is deafening, and it is amazing. Then visit the world-famous Niagara Falls vineyard and taste Canadian specialty ice wine for free. The unique geographical location and climate of the Niagara region produce ice grapes that are more unique and mellow. The main varieties are ice white wine and ice red wine. Among them, ice white wine is transparent golden yellow in color, known as "liquid gold", exuding the aroma of honey and fruit, with a sweet and mellow taste, fresh and delicious. No additional glycogen is added during the brewing process, and it is a green food loved by people who value health. It will arrive at Toronto YYZ Airport in the evening. Please book a flight departing at 8 pm or later.

*The above itinerary sequence is for reference only. The itinerary may be adjusted due to departure date, weather, traffic and other factors.

Dining
Breakfast - included, Lunch - not included, Dinner - not included
Accommodation
without
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
without