• Whale breach at sunset in Canada

    Quebec & The Maritimes

    YOUR COMPLETE TAILORED HOLIDAY INCLUDES:

    Scheduled flights | 14 nights accommodation | 14 days car rental | Exclusive travel information pack

    Enquire here or call 0115 9610590 for our best prices

  • Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

    Quebec & The Maritimes

    YOUR COMPLETE TAILORED HOLIDAY INCLUDES:

    Scheduled flights | 14 nights accommodation | 14 days car rental | Exclusive travel information pack

    Enquire here or call 0115 9610590 for our best prices

Quebec and The Maritimes

Explore Quebec & Atlantic Canada.

This itinerary has all that you would imagine from a holiday in Canada, from modern Montreal to one of Canada’s oldest settlements; from Caribou in the Gaspe to Beluga whales in the St. Lawrence; from quaint Atlantic fishing villages to magnificent mountain scenery.

Mountains. Wildlife. Dramatic countryside. Sophisticated cosmopolitan cities. Follow the mighty St. Lawrence River to its gulf – and the sea. Crossing the river by ferry, you visit the Gaspe Peninsula, where seabirds live in colonies of thousands, and descendants of Canada’s early French settlers fish and farm in tiny villages clinging to the coast. Your journey ends at Halifax, Nova Scotia, a seaport from wooden ship days, where schooners can still be seen in the harbour next to the busy restored waterfront.

DISCOVER QUEBEC & ATLANTIC CANADA YOUR WAY.

Take it as you see it or change it to suit. All C.N.A. holidays can be tailored to suit your own tastes & budget.

All our holidays offer complete financial protection and you will receive a uniquely personalised travelling pack to ensure you get the most from your adventure.


Day 1
Montreal Arrival

Depart London Heathrow – 13:00
Arrive Montreal – 15:20
Journey Time – 7 hours 20 minutes

Arrive into Montreal where you will pick up your rental vehicle and drive just 25 minutes to your downtown hotel.

Between a majestic mountain and a sparkling river lies Montréal, whose first settlers came ashore more than 350 years ago and founded what has become one of the world’s most exciting metropolises today.

Canada’s most cosmopolitan city – Montreal, welcomes you. From the amazing underground city centre to the top of the Olympic tower (the world’s tallest leaning tower) with its view of the city, the excitement is everywhere.

Downtown Montréal, is an attraction in itself and everyone’s preferred place to be. Montrealers live and love their centre-ville, where chic boutiques, galleries and trends converge amidst an eclectic architectural medley of soaring skyscrapers, church spires and the Quartier international’s futuristic spaces.

Overnight – Montreal


Day 2
Montreal

A day to explore the city and its surroundings, including the Olympic stadium and botanical gardens. Modern shopping areas vie for your attention with the peace of Mount Royal Park with its horse-drawn carriages. Step onto Old Montréal’s cobblestone streets and feel time shift, as every turn reveals a cachet of history, like the breathtaking Notre-Dame Basilica and the silver-domed Bonsecours Market. Still popular since colonial times, Place Jacque-Cartier’s summer spoils include flowered sidewalk cafés, street entertainers and artists. Or how about a boat ride on the Lachine Rapids… or dinner in a sidewalk café?

Overnight – Montreal


Day 3
Montreal to Quebec City
240 miles

A jewel of the Laurentian region is La Mauricie National Park, which preserves the best of the Laurentian hills. Canoeing and hiking are good ways to enjoy the park, as are visiting the scenic viewpoints, or relaxing on a lakeshore.

If Montreal is Canada’s most cosmopolitan city, Quebec is its most classical and historical – the first city in America to be named an UNESCO world heritage site.

As you explore the winding side streets, on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage, the romance of the city will enrapture you. It’s the only fortified city in North America, and history comes alive as you stroll through its oldest neighbourhoods and tour its museums and historical sites.

Overnight – Quebec City, QC


Day 4
Quebec City

You now have a full day to discover Quebec City .Stroll through the old city within the original fortifications; visit the promenade, which gives a magnificent view over the port below, and the Battlefield Park where the future of America as English-speaking was decided. Also on the city’s doorstep lay natural wonders and gorgeous parks, be sure to visit breathtaking Montmorency Falls.

Other sites around the city worth visiting include Place Royale – This famous town plaza is the heart of historic Lower Town and has been an important social centre since the city’s founding. Citadel – Constructed by the Duke of Wellington to fortify the city following the War of 1812, this huge old fort can be toured. Basilique Cathedrale – Notre-Dame-de-Quebec – This famous 17th-century cathedral has been restored several times but still provides visitors with an ambiance of centuries past. 

Overnight – Quebec City


Day 5
Quebec City to Tadoussac
135 miles

Follow the north shore of the St. Lawrence River through the holiday region of Charlevoix. Travel past the wildly beautiful cliffs of Baie-Des-Rochers and the resident Beluga Whale population of Baie-Sainte-Catherine to Tadoussac, where the first 17th century ”trading post” was established. In the evening you may wish to join a whale-watching tour (Evening tour operates in Summer only) – ask for more details.

Overnight – Tadoussac, QC


Day 6
Tadoussac to Matane
140 miles

Follow the coast, which gradually becomes more rugged as the St. Lawrence River valley enters the Gulf, then cross the river by ferry (ferry included). The route gives a dramatic view of the St. Lawrence River wilderness.

Overnight – Matane


Day 7
Matane to Gaspe
85 miles

The road curves eastward through spectacular landscapes of sea and mountains. At the easternmost tip of the Gaspé Peninsula you will come to ForillonNational Park. In this breathtaking landscape, discover the various ecosystems of the gulf and the history of its fishers. Forillon also boasts Canada’s tallest lighthouse, in Cap-des-Rosiers. The presence of ten different rock formations, colonies of seabirds and enigmatic arctic-alpine plants give this park its unique character.

Overnight – Gaspe


Day 8
Gaspe to Bonaventure
120 miles

Driving further west from village to village and discover Gaspésie’s multicultural mosaic: English Loyalists, Acadians, the Basque, the Irish, Jersey Islanders and Aboriginal peoples along with their vibrant cultures are still present. When Jacques Cartier first visited this region in 1534, the warm summer weather led him to name this area Baie-des-Chaleurs, today considered as one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

Overnight – Bonaventure


Day 9
Bonaventure to Caraquet
155 miles

After exploring the magnificent sea and mountain scenery of the Carleton area, you continue along the north shore of the Baie Des Chaleur to Miguasha Provincial Park, where you can search for fossils before continuing to New Brunswick.

Overnight – Caraquet, NB


Day 10
Caraquet to Shemogue
170 miles

Kouchibouguac National Park has the warmest ocean water you will encounter on your trip. Lagoons and salt marshes attract seals and large numbers of wild Canada Geese in season. Shediac, with its warm water beaches, is also known as the ”Lobster-Capital” of Canada.

Overnight – Shemogue


Day 11
Shemogue to Charlottetown
70 miles

An 8 mile long crossing of Northumberland Strait on the ”Confederation Bridge” (the longest in the world crossing ice-covered water) brings you to Prince Edward Island, with its endless sand beaches, tiny farms, and picturesque country roads (Note: You do not pay a toll to get on to PEI – you pay upon leaving i.e. by Car Ferry tomorrow). Explore Charlottetown today, the capital (and only city on the island) and the birthplace of Confederation. Experience the enthusiasm that surrounded the 1864 Charlottetown Conference where the Fathers of Confederation met for the first time to discuss the possibility of uniting British North America and discover today’s vibrant culture of PEI’s only city.

Overnight – Charlottetown


Day 12
Charlottetown to Mabou
170 miles

Ferry to Nova Scotia (not included). River estuaries in this region are rich with fish, and these attract large numbers of Ospreys which can often be seen diving for fish. Cormorant nests can be observed from the roadside. The rolling hills lead to the wilder scenery of Cape Breton Island.

Overnight – Mabou


Day 13
Mabou to Ingonish
110 miles

Visitors can take in a morning whale-watching cruise or enjoy the drive around the Cabot Trail, one of east Canada’s most popular scenic drives. Waterfalls and swift running streams can be found near the road, and chances for seeing moose are excellent.

Overnight – Ingonish


Day 14
Ingonish to Liscomb Mills
260 miles

A side trip leads to the Fortress of Louisbourg, Canada’s largest National Historic Site, and the strongest French fortress ever built in the Americas. Between June and September, costumed ”animators” live in the fortress, making it come alive as it was in the summer of 1744. Continue back to mainland Nova Scotia and to Liscomb Mills.

Overnight – Liscomb Mills


Day 15
Liscomb Mills to Halifax
105 miles (then depart for UK)

The “Marine Drive” leads through the forest at the head of the harbours and over low hills. Many excellent ocean views are available from small side roads to the shore. Smoked salmon (they can be taken home), mackerel, and eels can be purchased in the area.

With late flights from Halifax Airport as detailed below you have plenty of time to enjoy your day before returning your rental vehicle at the airport and boarding your flight back to the UK.

Depart Halifax – 23:45
Arrive London Heathrow – 09:35 (Next Day)
Journey time – 5 hours 50 minutes

Number of nights Accommodation
2 Montreal, QC Hotel Nelligan
2 Quebec City, QC Manoir Victoria
1 Tadoussac, QC Hotel Tadoussac
1 Matane, QC  Riotel Matane
1 Gaspe, QC Maison William Wakeham
1 Bonaventure, QC Riotel Bonaventure
1  Caraquet, NB Hotel Paulin
1  Shemogue, NB Little Shemogue Country Inn
1  Charlottetown, PEI The Great George
1  Mabou, NS Glenora Inn & Distillery Resort
1  Ingonish, NS Keltic Lodge Resort
1  Liscomb Mills, NS Liscombe Lodge

Your holiday includes

  • Scheduled Flights
  • UK & Canadian Airport Taxes
  • 14 nights room only accommodation as stipulated
  • Intermediate car rental based on Hertz ‘Fully Inclusive’ Rate – 14 days rental
  • Ferry crossing from Baie Comeau to Matane (on Day 6) for passengers/car.
  • Welcome folder to include driving directions, vouchers, maps, and brochures for this specific tour.

Additional Experiences

Our holidays are completely tailored to suit you. We would be happy to help you choose from a vast array of additional experiences that will enhance your North America holiday adventure.

These might include:

  • City tours
  • Helicopter flights
  • Sporting event tickets
  • Golf
  • Hiking
  • Rafting
  • Horseback riding
  • Restaurant reservations

There are many more, often quite unique to your chosen destination so please do ask.

Personalised Documentation

We prepare every travel pack individually. We want this to be the perfect travelling companion for your adventure and to offer you all the information you need. Your personally prepared ring-bound travel itinerary booklet is detailed and is designed to serve as a wonderful reminder of your experiences for years to come when you return.

cna-document-pack

Quaint Quebec

This itinerary has all that you would imagine from a holiday in Canada, from modern Montreal to one of Canada€™s oldest settlements; from Caribou in the Gaspe to whale watching in La Malbie.

EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

Noble Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia offers a deeply diverse landscape with rolling hills, flowing rivers and sharp cliff’s. Full of rich history and interesting local culture, Nova Scotia is latin for New Scotland.

EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island

Coastlines, superb cuisine, beautiful landscapes, mighty rivers and the great outdoors, this lesser traveled part of North America is a hidden gem for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle.

EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

Do I need a visa to travel to the usa?

In most circumstances, no visa is required for travel to the USA for any British Citizen passport holder and many other European passport holders, whose countries qualify for the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). This program permits entry for up to 90 days for business or leisure purposes. Everyone must apply to use the VWP via the online Electronic System of Travel Authorization (ESTA).  Advice states this should be done online at least 72 hours prior to departure. On payment of the $14 fee this system usually issues an electronic confirmation within minutes but this is not guaranteed and there are certain criteria travellers must consider before applying via ESTA to use the Visa Waiver Program. Once granted the VWP authorization is valid for 2 years.

It is essential that everyone who plans to travel to the United States reads the information contained on the following page – Visa Waiver Program

Please note : From 21st January 2016 The United States implemented changes to the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) as part of the Terrorist Travel Protection Act of 2015. One of the major changes implemented in January excludes any British National who has travelled to Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen since March 01st 2011 from using the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). Full details are contained on the above link but those affected will need to apply for a Visitor Visa with the U.S. Embassy before booking their travel arrangements.

You are advised to complete your ESTA prior to confirming any travel arrangements.

To use ESTA now please only use the following website – Official ESTA Website

Complete North America Limited cannot be held responsible for cancellation charges incurred by travellers who have booked travel and are subsequently unable to travel as part of the VWP or who are unable to obtain a Visitor Visa. If you have any questions after reading the information supplied above please speak to a member of our team.

Do I need a visa to travel to Canada?

British Nationals and travellers from other European countries can enjoy visa-exempt travel to and via Canada but must first use the online Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) at a cost of CA$7.00 per person. Most online applications are approved with minutes by email but the process can take longer particularly if supporting documentation is requested. An eTA is valid for 5 years and allows you to travel for up to 6 months on any one visit.

You are advised to apply for your eTA prior to confirming any travel arrangements.

For applications and full information on the scheme please only visit – Official Canadian Government eTA Website

Complete North America Limited cannot be held responsible for cancellation charges incurred by travellers who have booked travel and are subsequently unable to travel as part of the eTA scheme or who are unable to obtain a Visitor Visa. If you have any questions after reading the information supplied above please speak to a member of our team.

Our holidays are too personalised and hand-crafted to book online. Please call during our office hours or provide us with some information below and we will get right on it so we can help you discover your next adventure.

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday : 9am to 6pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
Sunday: Closed

E: enquiry@completenorthamerica.com
P: 0115 9610590

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    Mountains. Wildlife. Dramatic countryside. Sophisticated cosmopolitan cities. Follow the mighty St. Lawrence River to its gulf – and the sea. Crossing the river by ferry, you visit the Gaspe Peninsula, where seabirds live in colonies of thousands, and descendants of Canada’s early French settlers fish and farm in tiny villages clinging to the coast. Your journey ends at Halifax, Nova Scotia, a seaport from wooden ship days, where schooners can still be seen in the harbour next to the busy restored waterfront

    Day 1
    Montreal Arrival

    Depart London Heathrow – 13:00
    Arrive Montreal – 15:20
    Journey Time – 7 hours 20 minutes

    Arrive into Montreal where you will pick up your rental vehicle and drive just 25 minutes to your downtown hotel.

    Between a majestic mountain and a sparkling river lies Montréal, whose first settlers came ashore more than 350 years ago and founded what has become one of the world’s most exciting metropolises today.

    Canada’s most cosmopolitan city – Montreal, welcomes you. From the amazing underground city centre to the top of the Olympic tower (the world’s tallest leaning tower) with its view of the city, the excitement is everywhere.

    Downtown Montréal, is an attraction in itself and everyone’s preferred place to be. Montrealers live and love their centre-ville, where chic boutiques, galleries and trends converge amidst an eclectic architectural medley of soaring skyscrapers, church spires and the Quartier international’s futuristic spaces.

    Overnight – Montreal


    Day 2
    Montreal

    A day to explore the city and its surroundings, including the Olympic stadium and botanical gardens. Modern shopping areas vie for your attention with the peace of Mount Royal Park with its horse-drawn carriages. Step onto Old Montréal’s cobblestone streets and feel time shift, as every turn reveals a cachet of history, like the breathtaking Notre-Dame Basilica and the silver-domed Bonsecours Market. Still popular since colonial times, Place Jacque-Cartier’s summer spoils include flowered sidewalk cafés, street entertainers and artists. Or how about a boat ride on the Lachine Rapids… or dinner in a sidewalk café?

    Overnight – Montreal


    Day 3
    Montreal to Quebec City
    240 miles

    A jewel of the Laurentian region is La Mauricie National Park, which preserves the best of the Laurentian hills. Canoeing and hiking are good ways to enjoy the park, as are visiting the scenic viewpoints, or relaxing on a lakeshore.

    If Montreal is Canada’s most cosmopolitan city, Quebec is its most classical and historical – the first city in America to be named an UNESCO world heritage site.

    As you explore the winding side streets, on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage, the romance of the city will enrapture you. It’s the only fortified city in North America, and history comes alive as you stroll through its oldest neighbourhoods and tour its museums and historical sites.

    Overnight – Quebec City, QC


    Day 4
    Quebec City

    You now have a full day to discover Quebec City .Stroll through the old city within the original fortifications; visit the promenade, which gives a magnificent view over the port below, and the Battlefield Park where the future of America as English-speaking was decided. Also on the city’s doorstep lay natural wonders and gorgeous parks, be sure to visit breathtaking Montmorency Falls.

    Other sites around the city worth visiting include Place Royale – This famous town plaza is the heart of historic Lower Town and has been an important social centre since the city’s founding. Citadel – Constructed by the Duke of Wellington to fortify the city following the War of 1812, this huge old fort can be toured. Basilique Cathedrale – Notre-Dame-de-Quebec – This famous 17th-century cathedral has been restored several times but still provides visitors with an ambiance of centuries past. 

    Overnight – Quebec City


    Day 5
    Quebec City to Tadoussac
    135 miles

    Follow the north shore of the St. Lawrence River through the holiday region of Charlevoix. Travel past the wildly beautiful cliffs of Baie-Des-Rochers and the resident Beluga Whale population of Baie-Sainte-Catherine to Tadoussac, where the first 17th century ”trading post” was established. In the evening you may wish to join a whale-watching tour (Evening tour operates in Summer only) – ask for more details.

    Overnight – Tadoussac, QC


    Day 6
    Tadoussac to Matane
    140 miles

    Follow the coast, which gradually becomes more rugged as the St. Lawrence River valley enters the Gulf, then cross the river by ferry (ferry included). The route gives a dramatic view of the St. Lawrence River wilderness.

    Overnight – Matane


    Day 7
    Matane to Gaspe
    85 miles

    The road curves eastward through spectacular landscapes of sea and mountains. At the easternmost tip of the Gaspé Peninsula you will come to ForillonNational Park. In this breathtaking landscape, discover the various ecosystems of the gulf and the history of its fishers. Forillon also boasts Canada’s tallest lighthouse, in Cap-des-Rosiers. The presence of ten different rock formations, colonies of seabirds and enigmatic arctic-alpine plants give this park its unique character.

    Overnight – Gaspe


    Day 8
    Gaspe to Bonaventure
    120 miles

    Driving further west from village to village and discover Gaspésie’s multicultural mosaic: English Loyalists, Acadians, the Basque, the Irish, Jersey Islanders and Aboriginal peoples along with their vibrant cultures are still present. When Jacques Cartier first visited this region in 1534, the warm summer weather led him to name this area Baie-des-Chaleurs, today considered as one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

    Overnight – Bonaventure


    Day 9
    Bonaventure to Caraquet
    155 miles

    After exploring the magnificent sea and mountain scenery of the Carleton area, you continue along the north shore of the Baie Des Chaleur to Miguasha Provincial Park, where you can search for fossils before continuing to New Brunswick.

    Overnight – Caraquet, NB


    Day 10
    Caraquet to Shemogue
    170 miles

    Kouchibouguac National Park has the warmest ocean water you will encounter on your trip. Lagoons and salt marshes attract seals and large numbers of wild Canada Geese in season. Shediac, with its warm water beaches, is also known as the ”Lobster-Capital” of Canada.

    Overnight – Shemogue


    Day 11
    Shemogue to Charlottetown
    70 miles

    An 8 mile long crossing of Northumberland Strait on the ”Confederation Bridge” (the longest in the world crossing ice-covered water) brings you to Prince Edward Island, with its endless sand beaches, tiny farms, and picturesque country roads (Note: You do not pay a toll to get on to PEI – you pay upon leaving i.e. by Car Ferry tomorrow). Explore Charlottetown today, the capital (and only city on the island) and the birthplace of Confederation. Experience the enthusiasm that surrounded the 1864 Charlottetown Conference where the Fathers of Confederation met for the first time to discuss the possibility of uniting British North America and discover today’s vibrant culture of PEI’s only city.

    Overnight – Charlottetown


    Day 12
    Charlottetown to Mabou
    170 miles

    Ferry to Nova Scotia (not included). River estuaries in this region are rich with fish, and these attract large numbers of Ospreys which can often be seen diving for fish. Cormorant nests can be observed from the roadside. The rolling hills lead to the wilder scenery of Cape Breton Island.

    Overnight – Mabou


    Day 13
    Mabou to Ingonish
    110 miles

    Visitors can take in a morning whale-watching cruise or enjoy the drive around the Cabot Trail, one of east Canada’s most popular scenic drives. Waterfalls and swift running streams can be found near the road, and chances for seeing moose are excellent.

    Overnight – Ingonish


    Day 14
    Ingonish to Liscomb Mills
    260 miles

    A side trip leads to the Fortress of Louisbourg, Canada’s largest National Historic Site, and the strongest French fortress ever built in the Americas. Between June and September, costumed ”animators” live in the fortress, making it come alive as it was in the summer of 1744. Continue back to mainland Nova Scotia and to Liscomb Mills.

    Overnight – Liscomb Mills


    Day 15
    Liscomb Mills to Halifax
    105 miles (then depart for UK)

    The “Marine Drive” leads through the forest at the head of the harbours and over low hills. Many excellent ocean views are available from small side roads to the shore. Smoked salmon (they can be taken home), mackerel, and eels can be purchased in the area.

    With late flights from Halifax Airport as detailed below you have plenty of time to enjoy your day before returning your rental vehicle at the airport and boarding your flight back to the UK.

    Depart Halifax – 23:45
    Arrive London Heathrow – 09:35 (Next Day)
    Journey time – 5 hours 50 minutes

    Your holiday includes

    • Scheduled Flights
    • UK & Canadian Airport Taxes
    • 14 nights room only accommodation as stipulated
    • Intermediate car rental based on Hertz ‘Fully Inclusive’ Rate – 14 days rental
    • Ferry crossing from Baie Comeau to Matane (on Day 6) for passengers/car.
    • Welcome folder to include driving directions, vouchers, maps, and brochures for this specific tour.

    Additional Experiences

    Our holidays are completely tailored to suit you. We would be happy to help you choose from a vast array of additional experiences that will enhance your North America holiday adventure.

    These might include:

    • City tours
    • Helicopter flights
    • Sporting event tickets
    • Golf
    • Hiking
    • Rafting
    • Horseback riding
    • Restaurant reservations

    There are many more, often quite unique to your chosen destination so please do ask.

    Personalised Documentation

    We prepare every travel pack individually. We want this to be the perfect travelling companion for your adventure and to offer you all the information you need. Your personally prepared ring-bound travel itinerary booklet is detailed and is designed to serve as a wonderful reminder of your experiences for years to come when you return.

    cna-document-pack

    Quaint Quebec

    PRICES FROM £2799

    This itinerary has all that you would imagine from a holiday in Canada, from modern Montreal to one of Canada€™s oldest settlements; from Caribou in the Gaspe to whale watching in La Malbie.

    EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

    Noble Nova Scotia

    PRICES FROM £2060

    Nova Scotia offers a deeply diverse landscape with rolling hills, flowing rivers and sharp cliff’s. Full of rich history and interesting local culture, Nova Scotia is latin for New Scotland.

    EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

    New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island

    PRICES FROM £2299

    Coastlines, superb cuisine, beautiful landscapes, mighty rivers and the great outdoors, this lesser traveled part of North America is a hidden gem for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle.

    EXPLORE FLY DRIVE »

    Do I need a visa to travel to the usa?

    In most circumstances, no visa is required for travel to the USA for any British Citizen passport holder and many other European passport holders, whose countries qualify for the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). This program permits entry for up to 90 days for business or leisure purposes. Everyone must apply to use the VWP via the online Electronic System of Travel Authorization (ESTA).  Advice states this should be done online at least 72 hours prior to departure. On payment of the $14 fee this system usually issues an electronic confirmation within minutes but this is not guaranteed and there are certain criteria travellers must consider before applying via ESTA to use the Visa Waiver Program. Once granted the VWP authorization is valid for 2 years.

    It is essential that everyone who plans to travel to the United States reads the information contained on the following page – Visa Waiver Program

    Please note : From 21st January 2016 The United States implemented changes to the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) as part of the Terrorist Travel Protection Act of 2015. One of the major changes implemented in January excludes any British National who has travelled to Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, or Yemen since March 01st 2011 from using the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). Full details are contained on the above link but those affected will need to apply for a Visitor Visa with the U.S. Embassy before booking their travel arrangements.

    You are advised to complete your ESTA prior to confirming any travel arrangements.

    To use ESTA now please only use the following website – Official ESTA Website

    Complete North America Limited cannot be held responsible for cancellation charges incurred by travellers who have booked travel and are subsequently unable to travel as part of the VWP or who are unable to obtain a Visitor Visa. If you have any questions after reading the information supplied above please speak to a member of our team.

    Do I need a visa to travel to Canada?

    British Nationals and travellers from other European countries can enjoy visa-exempt travel to and via Canada but must first use the online Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) at a cost of CA$7.00 per person. Most online applications are approved with minutes by email but the process can take longer particularly if supporting documentation is requested. An eTA is valid for 5 years and allows you to travel for up to 6 months on any one visit.

    You are advised to apply for your eTA prior to confirming any travel arrangements.

    For applications and full information on the scheme please only visit – Official Canadian Government eTA Website

    Complete North America Limited cannot be held responsible for cancellation charges incurred by travellers who have booked travel and are subsequently unable to travel as part of the eTA scheme or who are unable to obtain a Visitor Visa. If you have any questions after reading the information supplied above please speak to a member of our team.

    Our holidays are too personalised and hand-crafted to book online. Please call during our office hours or provide us with some information below and we will get right on it so we can help you discover your next adventure.

    Opening Hours

    Monday – Friday : 9am to 6pm
    Saturday: 10am to 5pm
    Sunday: Closed

    E: enquiry@completenorthamerica.com
    P: 0115 9610590

      1. DEPARTURE DATE

      2. Duration
       

       

      3 - 7 nights

      3-7


       

      8 - 14 nights

      8-14


       

      15 - 21 nights

      15-21


      22 nights +

      22 +


       
      3. TRAVEL PLANS

      4. WHAT IS YOUR APPROXIMATE BUDGETED TOTAL HOLIDAY COST
       

       

      < £5,000

      <5k


       

      £5,000 - £10,000

      5-10k


       

      £10,000 - £15,000

      10-15k


      £15,000 +

      15k+


       
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      We had a fantastic holiday in Nova Scotia. It was even better than we had expected. The weather was great, only one drizzly day & some very heavy rain one night when we were at Truro.

      Thacker Party (Noble Nova Scotia)
      Canada

      Every year we travel with Complete North America we think there cannot be a better holiday. Wrong! We have been back from Canada for two weeks now but I think I left part of me behind

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