Many people mistake Toronto for Canada’s capital city, but this is in fact not the case. It is indeed the largest city in all of Canada, and is also the capital city of the Ontario province, but the country’s capital is in Ottawa – which, confusingly enough, is also in Ontario! Ottawa is a beautiful city too, but it is much smaller than Toronto – the latter is the one city in Canada you should definitely visit; it’s incredible and there’s so much to do.
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Welcome to Toronto
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When you fly into Toronto before you embark on the actual cruising part of your trip, you’ll see the enormous Lake Ontario. Toronto lies on the north-western shore of Lake Ontario, and it’s actually rather easy to mistake the lake as a sea upon first glance (it covers 24,000 square miles and has an average depth of just over 280 feet).
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Toronto, Canada’s largest city, pulsates with energy and diversity. Nestled along the northern shore of Lake Ontario, it’s a captivating blend of cultures, architecture, and natural beauty. The city skyline boasts iconic landmarks like the CN Tower, piercing the sky at 553 meters. Toronto’s multicultural fabric weaves together neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little Italy, and Kensington Market, where tantalizing aromas and vibrant street art beckon passersby.
Toronto thrives as an economic powerhouse, housing major financial institutions and corporate headquarters. Yet, beyond the glass facades, its heart beats with artistic fervor. The Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, and theaters like the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre showcase creativity. As day turns to night, the city’s culinary scene comes alive, offering global flavors from dim sum to poutine. Toronto’s allure lies in its ability to seamlessly blend modernity with heritage, making it a dynamic destination for both locals and visitors alike
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CN Tower
CN Tower
The CN Tower, an architectural marvel in Toronto, Canada, stands as an iconic symbol of the city. This soaring structure, reaching a staggering height of 553 meters, dominates the skyline. Its sleek design features a needle-like spire that pierces the sky, making it visible from miles away. Visitors can ascend to its observation decks, where panoramic views of the city and Lake Ontario unfold, creating an unforgettable experience.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Royal Ontario Museum
The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), opened in 1914, stands as Canada’s pre-eminent museum—a captivating blend of art, culture, and natural history. Nestled in the heart of Toronto, it boasts a world-class collection of 18 million artworks, cultural objects, and natural history specimens. Within its 40 gallery and exhibition spaces, visitors explore both the past and present, from towering dinosaur skeletons to awe-inspiring contemporary paintings.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, located at the southern end of Niagara Gorge, straddles the border between Ontario, Canada, and the state of New York in the United States. The falls consist of three separate waterfalls: Horseshoe Falls (also known as the Canadian Falls), American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. Horseshoe Falls, the largest of the three, is the most powerful waterfall in North America by flow rate.
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Distillery District
Distillery District
The Distillery District in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a captivating blend of history, creativity, and culture. Nestled east of downtown, it boasts a collection of over 40 heritage buildings, making it the largest assembly of Victorian-era industrial architecture in North America. Within these historic walls, you’ll find charming cobblestone streets, cafés, restaurants, and unique boutiques. Whether you’re sipping curated coffee blends, exploring galleries, or simply celebrating life, the Distillery District is a vibrant destination that inspires dreams and brings them to life.
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Patois
Patois
Patois, is where Caribbean meets Asian soul food. Inspired by Jamaica’s national language, “Patois,” the restaurant brings together great food ideas from various cultures. Their dishes are executed with respect for the ingredients, resulting in a delightful fusion of flavors.
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Black Camel
Black Camel
Black Camel, has been delighting sandwich enthusiasts since July 2004. This cozy café and sandwich bar focuses on simplicity: crafting good-tasting, high-quality food that’s delivered swiftly and priced fairly.
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Bar Raval
Bar Raval
Bar Raval, is a captivating ode to Spain. Inspired by Barcelona’s Raval neighborhood, this gastro pub invites guests to get lost in its cozy, mahogany-clad cocoon. The menu, though small, boasts delightful conservas and pinxtos.
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Fat Pasha
Fat Pasha
Fat Pasha, is a Middle Eastern gem. Chef/owner Anthony Rose weaves Israeli, Ashkenazi, and European Jewish flavors into a delightful menu. The salatim platter is a must-try, featuring creamy hummus, smoky muhammara, fantastic falafel, and grilled pita.
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NHL Games
NHL Games
NHL games in Toronto offer thrilling ice hockey action at the Scotiabank Arena. Home to the Toronto Maple Leafs, this iconic venue buzzes with energy as fans cheer for their team. The fast-paced games showcase top-tier talent, intense rivalries, and unforgettable moments.
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The Shameful Tiki Room
The Shameful Tiki Room
The Shameful Tiki Room in Toronto transports you to a vintage-style Polynesian paradise. Nestled in the trendy Parkdale neighborhood, this tropical haven offers exotic cocktails and mouthwatering dishes.
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Toronto International Film Festival
Toronto International Film Festival
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), founded in 1976, is one of the largest publicly attended film festivals globally. Held annually in September, it showcases Canadian and international cinema.
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Canadian National Exhibition
Canadian National Exhibition
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), affectionately known as “The Ex,” is an annual event held at Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario. Spanning 18 days from the third Friday of August to Labour Day, it draws approximately 1.6 million visitors each year.
What's Included?
Return flights included from a choice of UK airports.
FREE Handpicked Toronto Hotel Stay.
Discounts for Tickets to Toronto Excursions.
A Choice of Accommodation on Ship.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Snacks in Selected Ship Eateries.
Hot drinks, Ice Tea's, Lemonade, Juices, and Water in Select Buffet Venues.
Use of swimming pools, hot tubs, fitness centre and leisure facilities where available.
Entertainment & Activities, Day & Night, Inc Theme Nights & Parties.
Fantastic Youth Programmes from Babies to 17 years old.
Ship Port Taxes & Fees
