Our Atlantic Canada Rail Vacations carry you through dense forests, alongside rocky coastlines and past the candy-hued wooden homes of some of the oldest communities in the country.

After arriving in Halifax, you might even see whales breaching the surface of the North Atlantic.

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But you'll experience more than stunning scenery on these trips. The Maritime provinces are known for the friendly nature of the locals. Both the Acadian and Gaelic cultures are celebrated with plenty of live music. And Maritimers love a good party! When not out exploring, you'll enjoy comforts on the train. Sumptuous meals, attentive service and cozy beds on the sleeper cars make this journey unforgettable.

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Canada Rail Vacations REVIEWS

"Thanks for a great holiday. The Rockies - awesome, Victoria- beautiful. Whistler- magic."

Mark Sydney, Australia

"Paulina organized an awesome trip for us which included Vancouver Island and the Rockies."

Peter Australia

"I don't know how I will ever thank you all at Canada by Design for making our trip of a lifetime!"

Ann Australia

"Our trip through western Canada planned by Canada by Design was fabulous."

Jeffrey California, United States

"Overall it was a great way to see the country for the most part. "

Lorraine Squamish, Canada

"I would definitely recommend this to anyone - but especially to young parents with families. "

Annabelle Delaware, United States

"Thank you for the wonderful job you did in setting everything up, and also for your courteous assistance."

Nick Florida, United States

"There isn't anyone I would rather use for travel to Canada."

Emily Tennessee, United States

"We did the "Rail & Drive Across Canada" with you & it was wonderful. A Bucket List dream come true!"

Rita Illinois, United States

"Destinations, itinerary and accommodation was all well thought out and we had a very memorable time. I'd happily use Canada by Design again."

Christopher Zurich, Switzerland