Games Away Tours is the bus tour for those who love sports -- or just want to visit Montreal. Games provides tours for followers of all of New England's major teams: the Celtics (NBA), Bruins (NHL), Red Sox (MLB) and Patriots (NFL). Games Away baseball, basketball and football tours are to U.S. locations. However, if you are a hockey fan, you can watch the Boston Bruins play the Montreal Canadiens in Canada. Travelers leave from locations in Providence, Rhode Island, Boston and New Hampshire. Hotel accommodations for two or three nights and nightclub tickets are included in the cost of the trip. Game tickets cost extra and travelers have the option of upgrading their seats.
Tours4Fun offers seven bus tours that leave from locations in the metropolitan Boston area. Tours are for four or eight days. The bus makes frequent stops so travelers can see the sights, including Niagara Falls and Quebec City. Tours are conducted in multiple languages. Discounts are available for groups. The minimum number of travelers on a tour is about 25.
Sunshine Travel's D.C., Canada five-day tour lets you leave from Boston, visit Washington D.C. and see the sights of Canada in five days. In Washington, D.C., travelers will see the Jefferson, Lincoln and Vietnam memorials and major government buildings. The next day, the bus heads to Upstate New York for stops at the Corning Glass Center and Niagara Falls. Then it's on to Canada to see Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City and Ottawa, before returning to Boston. Hotels and meals are included in the price, although travelers may pay extra for admission fees to special events at each stop.
Get America Tours offers a six-day tour of Montreal and northeastern Canada. Other stops include Ottawa, Toronto and Niagara Falls. Travelers can disembark at each location and explore on foot. Attractions include the Maid of the Mist boat cruise, the Corning Glass Museum and shopping at Vieux-Montreal (Old Montreal) or the Place Ville-Marie.
