Day 1: Welcome to Kingston
Sit back and relax as you board the coach for a scenic journey through Eastern Ontario, where vibrant fall colours line the roads in a dazzling display. Along the way, stop in Trenton for a visit to the National Air Force Museum of Canada.
Discover Canada’s aviation history, see one-of-a-kind artifacts, important memorabilia, and over 40 different types of aircraft. Continue to historic Kingston and check in to your comfortable accommodations at the Kingston Marriott, located on the waterfront in the heart of the historic downtown region. After time to refresh, regroup for a delicious included welcome dinner, the perfect chance to get acquainted with fellow travellers. In the evening, experience the magic of Pumpkinferno, a one-of-a-kind experience featuring over 7000 intricately designed, hand-crafted pumpkins. Walk the grounds of the Kingston Penn while taking in the spectacular display of artistry.
Stay:
Kingston Marriott, Kingston, ON (2 nights)
Meals: D
Day 2: Happy Thanksgiving, Trolley Tour, 1000 Island Dinner Cruise
Enjoy a relaxed start to your day before hopping aboard the iconic Kingston Trolley for a guided city tour. Discover the charm and history of Canada’s first capital as you pass by major landmarks, scenic waterfronts, art galleries, and museums—all from the comfort of your red trolley. Afterward, return to the hotel for a festive Thanksgiving lunch, complete with seasonal fun and cheerful company. As evening falls, take a short walk to the waterfront and board a comfortable ship for a scenic 1000 Islands Thanksgiving dinner cruise. Indulge in a delicious holiday meal while admiring the breathtaking autumn colours reflected on the tranquil waters—a truly memorable way to celebrate the season.
Meals: B, L, D
Day 3: Kingston Penitentiary Tour & Home
After breakfast, cap off your Kingston adventure with a guided tour of the legendary Kingston Penitentiary, one of Canada’s oldest and most infamous prisons. Step behind the towering limestone walls and explore the stark cells, work areas, and stories etched into this National Historic Site. From dramatic escapes to tense uprisings, you’ll hear gripping accounts of the men who once called this prison home. After your tour, it’s time to board the coach and begin your journey home, bringing with you vivid memories of fall colours, historic discoveries, and uniquely Canadian experiences.
Meals:
B
