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Abstract
Immersing yourself in the wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park is an unforgettable experience: crystal-clear waters gently lap against rocks that are billions of years old, surrounded by miles of towering trees.
Algonquin Provincial Park, which includes the rugged stretch of land between Georgian Bay to the west and the Ottawa River to the east, became a provincial park in 1893 in order to preserve and protect the natural forest, its flora and fauna, and its ecosystems. The park’s more than 2,000 lakes are traditionally explored by canoe; thousands of kilometers of canoe routes connect lakes, rivers, portages, and shoreline campsites.,
Characteristics
Departures: Mondays and Fridays from June to October, on fixed dates.. Small groups, max 8 participants. No specific preparation is required, other than being reasonably fit and able to walk for at least 4 hours.. Participants are required to sign a liability waiver in the event of an accident.,
Itinerary
Giorno 1 — Algonquin Park
Arrive at Algonquin Provincial Park., Independent arrival at the starting point, at Voyageur Quest, by 12.15 pm, in the north-west corner of the park, where the experience will also take place.
After registration, packed lunch at Canoe Outpost. Load the canoes with everything you need for the trip and set off for the first stage. Along the way, you will be taught how to paddle and ‘transport’ the canoe from one lake to another, and you can even take a refreshing swim if you wish. The camp will be set up in a particularly scenic spot and dinner will be prepared over a fire under the stars. Overnight stay in tents.,
Giorno 2 — Algonquin Park
After a hearty breakfast, we break camp and continue eastwards, passing a series of lakes, the number of which is one of the distinctive features of this park. Lunch, eaten in the canoe, will give you the energy to cross the ponds created along the shores of the lakes, rich in wildlife. With a little luck, you may see beavers or the famous Canadian moose (the best time for sightings is late June to early July). In the afternoon, we will set up camp on the shores of a beautiful lake where you will have the opportunity to go for walks to explore the area, take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters or simply relax and rest after your “efforts”. For dinner, always cooked outdoors, you will be served “bannock”, a type of bread used by North American natives and cooked over a fire. After dinner, around the fire, you will listen to local stories and legends.
Overnight stay in a tent,
Giorno 3 — Algonquin Park
After breakfast, featuring fresh coffee and fried bacon, the journey back begins. Once the equipment has been packed away, you will set off on a hike through the surrounding forest, characterized by majestic maple trees, to discover even more of the wonders of Canadian nature and wildlife. A packed lunch will be provided during the transfer back to the base camp. Before the end of your adventure, there will still be time for a swim if you wish. End of services.
Notes
MINIMUM AGE: 6 years old. HOTEL / ITINERARY, CHANGES: The organizing company reserves the right to modify the itinerary and/or the planned accommodations if required by unforeseen circumstances and if necessary for the safety and smooth continuation of the trip.. INTOLERANCES AND SPECIAL DIETARY REGIMES: food intolerances (allergies, celiac disease, etc.) and special dietary regimes (vegan, etc.) must be communicated at the time of booking. Special menus or treatments are not provided or guaranteed, but we will do our best to accommodate the needs of participants. Notifications made after arrival will not be taken into consideration.. TIPS: not included, but practically mandatory, unless there are serious shortcomings. It is recommended: for the tour guide $5-$6 per day per person, for the driver $4-$5 per day per person.. MEALS: not included unless specified.. PUNCTUALITY: we recommend respecting the scheduled times. No refunds are provided for services missed due to customer delays.. REFUNDS: There are no refunds for parts of the tour or excursions not carried out due to force majeure; in any case, no refund is due to the customer who decides to interrupt the trip or stay.. HEALTH / VACCINATIONS: Participants must be aware of the itinerary and their own physical ability to handle it; it is recommended to always check the Viaggiare Sicuri website for the latest updates on necessary and recommended vaccinations and prophylaxis..
Starts from
3 days / 2 nights - from Algonquin Park to Algonquin Park.
Meals
Legend: B breakfast, L lunch, D dinner.
Price includes
2 nights in a tent (sleeps two) - tent, sleeping bag, torch and sleeping mat included - tented camp, meals: breakfasts, lunches, dinners. Use of canoes, including instruction on how to use them., park entrance included, Use of canoes, including instruction on how to use them., Nature guide and canoeing expert (English speaking),
Price does not include
Opening fee and Zero Risk coverage. Medical-luggage-cancellation insurance. Unmentioned meals, beverages and extras in general. Drinks with meals except tea and coffee, tip. Flights and airport taxes. Everything not expressly mentioned in "The fee includes".
Important notes
This type of trip requires a minimum level of adaptability and, in some cases, participants are asked to help transport equipment. Bathrooms are outdoor facilities.
Recommended clothing: rain jacket and trousers, woollen or fleece jumper, long-sleeved cotton T-shirts and jumpers, jeans or long cotton trousers, shorts, swimsuit, towel, two pairs of shoes - light trainers and a pair of walking boots - , hat and sunscreen, a small torch, insect repellent and a pocket knife.
In June and September, it is advisable to bring warm underwear and gloves.
Hard suitcases are not recommended for these trips.. Service provided by: Voyageur Quest - tel. (416) 486-3605 or toll-free tel. 1 800 794 9660
You must contact the supplier at least 24 hours in advance to reconfirm the time and meeting point
How to get there:
from Toronto: approximately 302 km and 3 hours' drive
take Highway 401 (east or west) towards Highway 400, which you will take north towards Barrie. Once in Barrie, follow the signs for Highway 11 north towards North Bay. Continue on the 11 to the town of South River, then turn left onto Highway 124 (the old Highway 11) at the intersection next to the high school (on the right) and continue for approximately 2.5 km.
From South River: turn right (eastbound) onto Ottawa Avenue. Follow Ottawa Avenue east to the end of town. It is a winding road and you will pass Swift Canoes, Tracs Outfitters and cross a bridge. Immediately after the bridge, follow the road for about 25-30 minutes (approximately 17-18 kilometres). You will pass several intersections, but continue straight ahead in the same direction. The road will take you to the Algonquin Park ‘Access Point No. 1’ car park and the Canoe Outfitter office.
GPS reference 45.9163 - 791867,
Cancellation policies
IN DEROGATION FROM THE GENERAL CONTRACT: from 44 to 31 days 10%, from 30 days 100%,
