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Eight-day rail journey from Montréal to Halifax on VIA Rail's Ocean sleeper train

Wexas Travel operates this eight-day journey from Montréal to Halifax, blending overnight rail travel with escorted city exploration and coastal excursions across Atlantic Canada's Maritime provinces. The trip begins with two days in Montréal and a guided day-trip to Québec City and Montmorency Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage site. On Day 3, you board The Ocean, VIA Rail's sleeper train, retiring to your private Sleeper Plus cabin after a three-course dinner in the dining car. You awake to Atlantic Ocean views on Day 4 as the train approaches Moncton near the Bay of Fundy, then transfer across the Confederation Bridge to Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island. Day 5 includes a guided Island Drive through farmland and villages, with a tour of the Green Gables House that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery's novel. The final days split between Charlottetown and Halifax, with multiple sightseeing options ranging from a Lobster Cruise to Peggy's Cove and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. This itinerary suits history-loving couples, food and wine travellers, and those who prefer guided structure with some choice in how they explore each city.
Enjoy VIP lounge access before boarding your flight to Montréal. On arrival, travel independently to your downtown hotel and head out to explore. Canada's second-largest city is surprisingly easy to explore either by foot or metro.
Today you'll enjoy a sightseeing tour of Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage site, marvelling at the European architecture and history of the old town. Your guide will see you to some of the highlights, including a visit to the Montmorency Falls, which is a full 30 metres higher than Niagara Falls. This evening, return to your Montréal hotel.
You'll start today with a choice of guided tours in Montréal. You'll then board The Ocean, a VIA Rail train service which will see you into the heart of Canada's Maritime provinces. Relax in the comfort of your Sleeper Plus private cabin as you glide through rural Québec, with hot drinks, snacks, and a three-course dinner in the dining car before retiring to your cabin for the night.
Today, you'll awake to views of the Atlantic Ocean outside the train window. Enjoy breakfast as you pass rolling hills and charming coastal villages on your way to Moncton, near the Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. From Moncton, you'll transfer to Charlottetown via the 13km Confederation Bridge. Come the afternoon, check into your hotel in Charlottetown.
Today's scenic route sees you through verdant farmland and past pretty villages along the North Shore and Green Gables Shore region. Pause at quaint fishing harbours, picturesque lighthouses and Cavendish Beach national park. Tour the Green Gables House, the farm that inspired Anne of Green Gables in 1908, and stop at Prince Edward Island Preserve Company.
This morning you'll explore Charlottetown with a choice of sightseeing tours - perhaps a Lobster Cruise or a Charlottetown Highlights Tour. In the afternoon depart on a private transfer back over the Confederation Bridge to Halifax.
In Halifax this morning a further choice of tours will introduce you to the city's highlights: a coastal cruise taking in lighthouses, pretty Lunenburg & Mahone Bay or Peggy's Cove, or the Halifax Hop-On Hop-Off tour taking in the Titanic Cemetery, Citadel, Alexander Keith's Brewery, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21.
This morning, depart your hotel and head to the airport to return to the UK.

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