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| Kuoni Travel — America & Canada 2008/09 |
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 | Eastern Canada - Toronto, Quebec and Montreal (12 pages) |
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A truly interesting and enchanting region of Canada. Perfect for a weekend break.
eastern canada
dynamic & enchanting
Vibrant cities, natural wonders, rugged coastal landscapes, picturesque fishing villages, deep river valleys, majestic mountains and deserted wilderness, you have arrived in Eastern Canada. With its European charm and influences, the friendly and charming population will extend all visitors a very warm welcome.
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Comprising the provinces of Atlantic Canada that include New Foundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Ontario which is Canada's most populated province and last but not least the unique province of Quebec. These provinces offer different landscapes and cultures. The sprawling metropolis of Toronto supports Ontario, but as soon as you leave the city you'll find yourself in some of Canada's most deserted wilderness with wildlife and natural beauty all around. Any visit to Ontario is incomplete without a visit to roaring Niagara Falls, where millions of gallons of water flow thunderously over a horseshaped cliff. 198 Atlantic Canada offers a glimpse into a very different side to Canada with Gallic traditions and a way of life closer to Ireland and Cornwall than North America. Quebec has a distinctly French feel and has been blessed with a collage of landscapes with deep river valleys, beautiful countryside, wonderful wildlife and the vibrant and charming cities of Montreal and Quebec. Combine this with easy access from the UK, this region is ideal for a weekend break or if you have time a coach tour or flydrive.
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