Standing on the shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto is not afraid to show off its wealth: its skyline juts with shining skyscrapers, under the futurist steeple of the CN Tower.
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Day 3 — Toronto → Gananoque
Picturesque town on the St. Lawrence River in the vicinity of Kingston, Ontario. It is famous for being the gateway to the Thousand Islands, a charming archipelago of islands dotted with picturesque summer homes and protected natural areas.
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Day 4 — Gananoque → Ottawa
Ottawa, the capital city of Canada, stands between the British identity of Toronto and the French heritage of Montreal – both physically and historically. It’s one of the most unique cities in the country. The seat of the Canadian Parliament and a cultural centre of importance, Ottawa is a pleasant town, brimming with parks.
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Day 5 — Ottawa → Huntsville
The stage offers a mix of natural beauty and rural vistas first passing through the beautiful Muskoka area and passing through small villages and quaint towns such as Whitney and Barry's Bay, before reaching Huntsville: a great place to stop, with numerous restaurants and stores, and town from which one reaches directly to the western entrance of Algonquin Provincial Park. Huntsville, the gateway to Algonquin Provincial Park, delights with lakes, forests, and a vibrant arts scene. It's a paradise for outdoor lovers, offering canoeing, hiking, and fishing in summer and snowshoeing in winter. The Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery features stunning artworks inspired by Canada's nature.
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Day 7 — Huntsville → Barrie
Barrie, located on the shores of Lake Simcoe, offers the perfect blend of urban life and nature. Its vibrant downtown features restaurants, shops, and cultural events. Relax or enjoy water sports at Centennial Park Beach. In winter, Barrie becomes a popular destination for skiers, especially at nearby Snow Valley Resort.
