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St Joseph's Oratory

Perched on the side of Mt. Royal in Montreal sits St. Joseph’s Oratory – one of the largest churches in North America. With a capacity of 10000 standing parishioners, St. Joseph also bo...

St Joseph's Oratory - Montreal

Perched on the side of Mt. Royal in Montreal sits St. Joseph’s Oratory – one of the largest churches in North America. With a capacity of 10000 standing parishioners, St. Joseph also bo...

Suggested packing list - North America

More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada What to pack for travel to other parts of the world The following is a suggested packing list for a USA and/or Canada tour. People ar...

Thousand Islands

by – Drew Walker, Tour Manager, USA The Thousand Islands is a geographical spectacle thousands of years in the making. When the St. Lawrence River changed course 10,000 years ago, it chang...

Tipping - North America

More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada Tipping in the USA, Canada and to a lesser extent Europe, is very much part of the culture and you can easily offend people and make life more ...

Toronto

Toronto is the largest city in Ontario and the largest city in all of Canada. The city’s claims to fame are the CN Tower (reputed to be the tallest free-standing structure in the world...

Tour and Travel Advice - USA and Canada

More Tour and Travel Advice for: Australia, USA & Canada, Australia and New Zealand Planning a Trip Away Choosing a tour | Tips on Saving for a Trip What to Pack Hiking shoes fo...

Tour Managers, USA and Canada

Contiki Tour Managers for our USA & Canada Tours have been chosen for their personal qualities then enable them to make your trip a richer experience. They come from a huge variety or backg...

Transport – North America

Our modern, air conditioned coaches have been selected by Contiki with your comfort, safety and scenic viewing in mind. All our coaches in the USA and Canada are fitted with video and/or DVD pl...

US Sports

The US is sports crazy. New Zealanders have their rugby, the Canadians have ice hockey, the Europeans have football, Australians just generally love any sport, but when it comes to countries t...

Vancouver

by – Jordan Allen, Tour Manager, North America Welcome to Vancouver! This is the 3rd largest city in Canada and the largest on its west coast. Put on your fleece jacket and grab a coff...

Vancouver International Airport to the Sandman Hotel, Vancouver

More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada Once you have collected you luggage make your way up to level 2 and out the main airport exit. Look for the ‘Airporter’ bus stand. ...

Visas - Traveling to Canada

More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada Please visit www.cic.gc.ca to see if Canada requires you to have a visa when traveling on a passport of your nationality. Even if you are fr...

Weather - North America

These weather forecasts are provided by the World Meteorological Organization and provide forecasts for the next few days as well as average monthly trends. The weather is often difficult to pr...

Weight and Size Limits - North America

More Tour and Travel Advice for the USA and Canada Contiki Tours in the USA and Canada have a luggage restriction of 1×20 kilogram (44lbs) bag and 1 x carry on bag. Any reasonable sized...

Where you stay - North America

PLEASE NOTE: These are the hotels Contiki generally uses in the cities shown. There is no guarantee that every tour will stay in the lodgings listed below. Check your Contiki Travel Documents f...

Whistler

Whistler in is known the world over being one of the best ski resorts not only in Canada, but the entire world. This village amongst the lakes and mountains of British Columbia is also one of the m...