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Hamilton, Canada
Your starting point in the Steel City. Grab breakfast on Augusta Street in the Locke Street neighbourhood before hitting the road. Fill up the tank as prices tend to be lower here than further east.
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Toronto, Canada
A quick stop in Canada's largest city before heading east. Walk the Distillery District and grab affordable eats at Kensington Market. The 401 east will carry you onward toward Kingston.
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Kingston, Canada
A charming and affordable stop halfway between Toronto and Montreal. Explore historic downtown, Fort Henry National Historic Site, and the scenic waterfront along Lake Ontario. Accommodation here is much cheaper than in Ottawa or Montreal.
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Montreal, Canada
Montreal is one of Canada's most vibrant and budget-friendly cities. Explore Old Montreal, grab affordable poutine on Rue Saint-Denis, and enjoy free outdoor spaces like Mount Royal Park. Street food and BYO restaurants keep costs very manageable.
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Quebec City, Canada
The walled Old City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and absolutely worth the stop. Walk the fortification walls, explore the Plains of Abraham, and enjoy affordable crepes in the Lower Town. It's a unique slice of European charm in North America.
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Rivière-du-Loup, Canada
A practical and scenic overnight stop along the St. Lawrence River between Quebec City and New Brunswick. The town has affordable motels and a lovely waterfall right in the centre. A great place to stretch your legs before the push into the Maritimes.
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Moncton, Canada
The gateway city to the Maritimes and a perfect budget-friendly base. Don't miss the Tidal Bore on the Petitcodiac River and the quirky Magnetic Hill attraction. Moncton has plenty of affordable diners serving fresh Maritime seafood.
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Truro, Canada
Known as the hub of Nova Scotia, Truro sits at the convergence of major highways making it an ideal stopover. Victoria Park is a stunning free natural attraction with waterfalls and hiking trails. It's a low-key, affordable town before reaching Halifax.
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Halifax, Canada
Your final destination and the heart of Nova Scotia. Explore the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk, the Citadel Hill National Historic Site, and the vibrant local food scene with fresh lobster rolls. The city has a great mix of free attractions and affordable pubs in the downtown area.