Montreal, Quebec City & Canadian Maritimes - R & J Broadcasting

Explore Canada’s second-biggest city, located in the province of Quebec. At times, it will feel as if you’ve been transported to Europe with French culture present throughout, from the mouthwatering cuisine to the impressive architecture. The official language is also French! A local guide boards our motorcoach to provide a comprehensive tour of this charming area, from Port Montreal to Old Montreal. Admire the 17th and 18th-century structures that remain in the historic district, including the Notre-Dame Basilica, then enjoy time to grab lunch, shop, or admire more wonders from the past.

Relax on a carefree railroading adventure as we travel through the province of New Brunswick along Chaleur Bay. Enjoy the freedom to move where you want, when you want, during our rail journey. Rest in your cozy Sleeper Plus cabin, delight in regional gourmet meals in the dining car, or settle into the service car lounge. The Sleeper Plus accommodations offer solo travelers a Cabin for One, featuring a sofa chair by day/bed by night, washroom with a toilet, and access to nearby shower facilities. Travelers with double occupancy reservations receive a Cabin for Two, featuring two chairs during the day/upper and lower beds at night, and a private washroom including shower.

Stroll through the home of beloved fictional character, Anne of Green Gables, as you watch this famed story from the early 1900s come to life. Tour the original Green Gables farmhouse house that belonged to the Macneill family, cousins of author L.M. Montgomery, then stop in the visitor center to view interpretive exhibits on the author’s life and writings. Take in the scenic beauty of this homestead during a leisurely walk along one of the red woodland pathways, where signs highlight the areas of inspiration for the book.

Join a local guide to explore Nova Scotia’s stunning coastal capital. Soak up breathtaking views of the Atlantic while strolling the Halifax Waterfront boardwalk, lined with shops and eateries. Later, enjoy an excursion to the quaint fishing village of Peggy’s Cove, famed for its picturesque houses built on wave-washed boulders in a narrow inlet. View Peggy’s Point Lighthouse and walk among the granite rocks on St. Margaret’s Bay before enjoying dinner near the oceanfront at The Sou’Wester. Indulge in the traditional Maritime delicacy of steamed lobster, complete with a flavorful dessert.