Welcome to Canada! After your flight make your way to your hotel where you’ll stay for the night, before picking up your motorhome the next day.

Depending on your arrival time, spend the rest of the day exploring Toronto. Maybe embark on a hop on hop off city tour to see the sights, or you could head to the top of the famous CN Tower for a birdseye view of the city and Lake Ontario.

Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre or similar

Collect your motorhome from the Toronto depot and depart towards Niagara. It’s an easy two hour drive to the thundering Niagara Falls. Not only is this region famous for the Falls, it’s also known for its theatres, golf courses, shopping and of course the many wineries in the area. The flat terrain means that cycling is a wonderful way to explore the Wine Route, as well as charming small towns like Niagara on the Lake. Whilst here you could take a Journey Behind the Falls or an iconic boat cruise in the swirling waters below. Watch a thrilling IMAX movie and get an adrenaline rush with Whirlpool Jet Boats.

Toronto > Niagara Falls | 130 kms

Today you’ll make the journey to Blue Mountain. Your next port of call is Wasaga Beach, on the rugged shores of Georgian Bay. Wasaga Beach is the longest freshwater beach in the world and the suggested resort is just a few minutes away, so make sure you pack your swimwear. The crystal clear waters of Georgian Bay are synonymous with water activities such as kayaking and even shipwreck diving!

Niagara Falls > Blue Mountain > Wasaga Beach | 260 kms

Jump back on board and journey through Ontario’s playground, Muskoka, known for its sparkling lakes, dramatic landscape and quaint towns. You’re heading northeast to the famous Algonquin Provincial Park. The Park offers hiking trails and canoe routes for all ability levels. Watch for wildlife too – sightings are plentiful here! Cameras are a must!

Wastage Beach > Algonquin Provincial Park | 180 kms

Today you’ll travel east to the vibrant city of Ottawa, Canada’s federal capital. En route, consider white-water rafting near Forester’s Falls. You’ll need a full day to explore this beautiful city, which is home to many cultural and historical sites, galleries and museums. Take time to cruise, stroll or cycle along the Rideau Canal, a spectacular focal point of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meander around ByWard Market in downtown Ottawa and take in the sights, sounds and smells of one of North America’s largest and oldest Farmer’s Markets.

Algonquin Provincial Park > Ottawa | 325 kms

Travel south along the Rideau Heritage Route and stop off at charming towns and historic locks on your way to the 1000 Islands. It’s a haven for boating, scuba diving, sailing, kayaking and more. Explore the exquisite beauty of the 1000 Islands on a cruise and sail past tree-clad isles, palatial waterfront homes and quaint island cottages. The historic city of Kingston isn’t far away.

Ottawa > 1000 Islands | 285 kms

The final leg of your adventure will take you along the shores of Lake Ontario heading west back to Toronto. We recommend that you return your Motorhome early the next morning and spend a night or two in the city. This city does not disappoint – everything from world-class arts and culture, shopping, dining, 24/7 entertainment and family fun. For the ultimate view of the city and beyond, take the trip to the top of the CN Tower. And take time to wander around the many multicultural neighbourhoods dotted around the city.

1000 Islands > Toronto | 305 kms

Unless you have chosen to stay a little longer in Toronto, after retuning your motorhome this morning it’s time to head back to the airport for your flight back home. It’s worth spending more time here in this wonderful city, there’s so much to see and do.

Toronto > Return | 65 kms