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The “Escapade à Toronto et Niagara” getaway at a glance

Escapade à Toronto et Niagara (Toronto and Niagara Getaway) is a short 3-day, 2-night Club Med stay in Ontario, arriving and departing from Toronto. On day one, a transfer takes you from the airport to your hotel. On day two, a guided walking tour covers downtown and the historic districts: the CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, the Distillery District, Yonge-Dundas Square and Old City Hall. On day three, the morning is free before the transfer to the airport. Niagara Falls can be added as an optional excursion. Two hotels are offered: Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer, 4 stars, in the Comfort option, or the Fairmont Royal York, 5 stars, in the Superior Comfort option. The package includes transfers, the nights with breakfast, the guided tour and the guide's tip.

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How do the three days in Toronto unfold?

The pace is relaxed. On day one, someone meets you at the airport and drives you to the hotel for two nights. Day two is devoted to the guided walking tour. On day three, the morning is yours before the return transfer. In between, Toronto offers plenty to fill your evenings: a game, a musical, dinner in the Distillery District.

What do you discover on the guided tour?

The tour starts downtown and links Toronto's great landmarks. At the foot of the CN Tower, you take the measure of the city. At St. Lawrence Market, the counters of cheese, fish and peameal bacon sandwiches tell the story of foodie Toronto. The Distillery District, with its cobbled lanes and Victorian brick buildings, is home to galleries and cafés. You also pass through Yonge-Dundas Square, the city's busiest crossroads, and by Old City Hall and its clock tower. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide, a great way to experience Toronto in its everyday language, and the guide's tip is included.

How can you see Niagara Falls during the getaway?

The falls are an option: you add them to the booking, most often during the free time on day three or by extending the stay by one night. Your advisor books the excursion ahead so everything is settled before you leave. If you dream of seeing them from above, the Canada Grandeur Nature tour includes a helicopter flight over the falls.

Which hotel should you choose, Comfort or Superior Comfort?

In the Comfort option, Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer, 4 stars, is a boutique hotel in the Entertainment District, handy for walking out in the evening. In the Superior Comfort option, the Fairmont Royal York, 5 stars, is the city's grand historic address, facing Union Station. The upgrade is booked at extra cost, and it makes all the difference for an anniversary or a gift.

What is included, and what do you pay separately?

The package includes transfers between the airport and the hotel both ways, two nights with breakfast, the day-two guided tour and the guide's tip. Added as needed are transport to Toronto, the upgrade, excursions, including Niagara, drinks, personal expenses and insurance. For guests from abroad, the eTA is also paid separately.

Why give Toronto as a gift when you live in Quebec?

Because the country's largest city is about an hour's flight or a few hours by train from Montreal, and many Quebecers barely know it. This getaway settles everything in advance: the airport welcome, a fine hotel and a tour that gives you the keys to the city. It is also a simple way to show Ontario to visitors from Europe, or to offer friends a different kind of weekend.

When should you go to Toronto?

The getaway works all year. Summer and early fall are ideal for walking the city and seeing Niagara Falls; in winter, big shows, museums and hockey games take over. Your advisor tells you which departures are available on your dates.

How do you get to Toronto from Quebec?

The included transfers leave from Toronto's airport, which you reach by plane from Montreal or Quebec City. The train is another pleasant option from Montreal; in that case, mention it to your advisor when booking so your arrival at the hotel can be arranged. For a portrait of the country, see our Canada travel guide.

What can you combine the Escapade à Toronto et Niagara with?

The package combines with a resort stay, a cruise or a tour. The most natural link is the Escapade à Montréal, to connect two big cities in one week, or the Canada Grandeur Nature tour, which starts in Toronto. For all-inclusive rest afterwards, Club Med Québec Charlevoix awaits on the banks of the St. Lawrence. All the options in the region are on the Club Med tours in the Americas and the Caribbean page.

Why book this getaway with AquaTerra?

We take care of what the package leaves open: transport to Toronto, the Niagara excursion, the extra night and the right hotel for your habits. Voyages Synergia, our network, received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025. See also all Club Med tours.

Call 1-866-628-6241. You will reach someone who knows this tour and has time for you. We look together at what is available on your dates, we choose the right departure, and we stay on the line throughout your trip. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and travelling with someone behind you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide. The explanations are easy to follow, and it is a chance to hear Toronto in its own language. Your hotel and transfers are arranged with your advisor in French.
The falls are booked as an option, on top of the package. Your advisor adds them to your file, at a time that suits your stay. The falls are about an hour and a half's drive from Toronto.
Yes, both nights are booked with breakfast. Other meals are free, which leaves room for the city's markets and restaurants. St. Lawrence Market is a good spot for a quick lunch.
A Canadian citizen travels with photo ID. Your guests from abroad need a valid passport and, depending on their nationality, an eTA or a visa. Your advisor checks the requirements at the time of booking.
The guided tour passes at the foot of the tower; the ride up to the observation deck is done during your free time, at extra cost. Your advisor can book your tickets ahead. On a clear day, the view stretches far across Lake Ontario.
Yes, the walking tour works well with children, and Toronto is full of activities for them during free time. Your advisor checks the right room setup at the chosen hotel. Niagara Falls, as an option, pleases every age.
Your advisor can add one or more nights, before or after the getaway, depending on availability. It is the most comfortable way to fit in the Niagara excursion. Transfers are then adjusted.
The guide's tip is included. In restaurants and taxis, the custom in Canada is to leave a tip, at your discretion. Your advisor explains these habits to guests from abroad.
Yes, because everything is booked: the welcome, the hotel and the tour. You can add the Niagara excursion or an evening show. Your advisor helps you choose flexible dates.
Yes, the package combines with a Club Med resort stay, a cruise or a tour. Your advisor organizes the sequence of flights and transfers. It is a good way to make a stopover in Toronto worthwhile.
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