Kingston City & 1000 Islands 1 Day

Departure : 07:00 AM Montreal: 68 Boulevard René-Lévesque O, Montréal, QC H2Z 1A2 | Métro Place D'armes

This day tour departs from Montreal and travels to the historic city of Kingston before continuing to the Thousand Islands region on the St. Lawrence River. The itinerary combines urban heritage exploration with a scenic cruise experience, offering a water-level perspective of the islands and river channels. The tour is well paced with a same-day return, ideal for travelers seeking a comprehensive regional experience.

Why You’ll Love This Tour

Thousand Islands cruise included (value: CAD 40)

Visit an important early historic city in Canada and understand its role in national development

Cruise experience included, offering a water-level perspective of the island landscape

Combines urban exploration with natural waterways for a layered view of Eastern Canada

Clear structure and balanced pacing with same-day return (no overnight stay)

Your Day-by-Day Experience

Day Itinerary

Montreal – Kingston – 1000 Islands – Montreal

Depart from Montreal in the morning and begin with a scenic cruise through the Thousand Islands. Arrive in Kingston at noon, one of Canada’s most historic cities, filled with charming shops, cafes, and historical sites. You may enjoy a delicious meal at a downtown restaurant or take a leisurely stroll along the banks of the St. Lawrence River to enjoy the scenery and fresh air. Return to Montreal in the evening.

Sites to Visit

Thousand Islands Cruise (April 17 – November 1, 2026; Included in the reservation price)

Located in the archipelago region of the St. Lawrence River, this area is composed of numerous islands of all sizes. Renowned for its natural waterscapes, private islands, and historic sites, it is an iconic natural wonder of Eastern Canada. Admire the lake views, including the Heart-shaped Love Island, Boldt Castle, and the world’s shortest international bridge.

Kingston City Hall (Exterior)

A 19th-century Neoclassical masterpiece and a signature landmark of Kingston, reflecting the city’s pivotal role in Canada’s early political and administrative history.