"Journey of the Voyageur"
The Journey moves through the northwest of Algonquin Park and is ideal for those looking for wildlife, stunning lakes, and tasty meals cooked over an open fire. The pace is relaxed which makes this canoe trip suitable for all abilities and experience levels. If we are lucky - we might catch site of a large moose or hear a pack of wolves.
This is a great canoe trip for any level of paddler. Learn and/or refresh paddle and portage skills along the way. The Journey is convenient with trips leaving every Monday and Friday from Toronto. Food, equipment and the services of a professional guide are all provided.
Friday - Sunday beginning June 15, 2012.
Monday - Wednesday beginning June 18-September 21, 2012
The cost is $395 per person
The cost includes: two nights camping accommodation, tasty meals, all group equipment, park permits, and services of a wilderness guide.
Return transportation from Toronto is available for $175 per person.
Sleeping bag rentals are available for $25/ trip.
Ensolite sleeping pads are included in the package price. For added comfort, you can rent an air mattress for $12/ trip.
"Canadian Signature Experience - Combination of Algonquin Canoe Trip and Log Cabin stay"
These five-day Algonquin Park experiences feature a mixture of a canoe trip and Log Cabin adventure. This trip is great for those people who would like to experience canoeing and camping in Algonquin Park but also have a little bit of Log Cabin comfort.
The 3-day/2-night canoe trip in Algonquin presents excellent opportunities to see moose or hear wolves while the 2-days/2 nights at the Algonquin Log Cabin offer great hiking and comfort.
Monday to Friday
June 18-September 3, 2012
The cost is $713 per person
The cost includes: four nights accommodation (two nights camping, two nights log cabin - double occupancy), all meals for 5 days, equipment, guided excursions, Algonquin park permits and services of a wilderness guide.
Return transportation from Toronto is available for $175 per person on the Ontario Northland Train and Voyageur Quest shuttle
"Canoe trip for families"
The Algonquin Family Canoe Trip moves through the northwest of Algonquin Park and is ideal for those families looking for adventure. The pace is relaxed which makes this canoe trip suitable for families of all abilities and experience levels. If we are lucky - we might catch site of a large moose or hear a pack of wolves.
Monday to Wednesday, Friday to Sunday
June 25 to September 3, 2012
The cost is: $395 per adult, $315 per child (age 12 and under).
The cost includes: two nights camping accommodation, tasty meals, all group equipment, park permits, and services of a wilderness guide.
Return transportation from Toronto is available for $175 per person.
Sleeping bag rentals are available for $25/ trip.
Ensolite sleeping pads are included in the package price. For added comfort, you can rent an air mattress for $12/ trip.
"Exclusive canoeing & camping getaway"
Customize an Algonquin canoe trip to fit your group or family. Featuring gourmet backcountry meals, amazing wildlife viewing, and first class guide service, our canoe trips can be customized for any experience level. Start your trip on any day and pick a route that fits your family or group. Add a fishing or bilingual guide, professional photographer, deluxe basecamp set up, or transportation from downtown Toronto.
Looking to go outside of Algonquin? Our guides and operational know- how reach to all corners of Ontario. Talk to our office about the French and Magnetawan Rivers or for the intrepid, Pukaskwa and Wabakimi!
May to October, 2012
Please call our office for a custom quote for your group.
"Canoe and lodge trip for families"
Few things are greater for a family than the taste of adventure and spending quality time together in a natural setting. These five-day Algonquin experiences feature a mixture of camping and Log Cabin accommodation. Families experience two nights camping with the help of Voyageur Quest guides who take care of all needs allowing you to spend quality time with your family. The 3 days / 2 nights that follow at the Algonquin Log Cabin feature rustic comfort and an intimate setting to conclude your wilderness week.
Monday to Friday
June 25 - August 27, 2012
The cost is $713 per adult, $582 per child (age 12 and under).
The cost includes: four nights accommodation (two nights camping, two nights log cabin - double occupancy), all meals for five days, group equipment, guided excursions, park permits and services of two wilderness guides.
Return transportation from Toronto is available for $175 via the Ontario Northland Train and Voyageur Quest shuttle
"Travel one way across the top of Algonquin"
The northwest corner of Algonquin Park is famous for its rolling hills, great trout fishing and beautiful lakes. Our five-day canoe trip travels one-way, east to west, through the northwestern and more remote sections of the park.
We move at a relaxed pace through some large lakes and generally slow moving stretches of river, with lots of time for wildlife viewing, hiking and backcountry exploration.
Monday - Friday
July 23-27 & August 13-17, 2012
The cost is $704 per person
The cost includes: four nights camping accommodation, tasty meals, all group equipment, park permits, Kiosk shuttle and services of a wilderness guide.
Return transportation from Toronto is available for $175 per person.
"A quintessential Algonquin Experience"
An Algonquin right of passage. Canoeing into Algonquin for the first trout of the season is the quintessential Algonquin experience. With ice still on the shore, paddle into North Tea and reel in one of Algonquins famous lake trout.
Learn the trics of the trade from Frank Kuiack, one of Algonquin Parks last full time guides. Since 1942, Frank has guied fishing parties in Algonquin. Raised on Long Lake, one mile from Algonquins east gat, Frank began guiding at the age of 8. Frank has paddled every area in Algonquin and we are thrilled to have him accompany us on this special fishing adventure.
The adventure begins Friday with dinner and accommodation at the Algonquin Cottage Outpost. Saturday and Sunday are filled with canoeing, fishing and camping in North Tea. We return to the Algonquin Cottage Outpost by 4pm on Sunday
April 27-29, 2012
The cost is: $650 per person plus HST
The cost includes: 2 nights accommodation (one night cottage and one night camping), meals from dinner on Day 1 until lunch on Day 3, all equipment, bait, park permits, and the services of a fishing guide and a wilderness guide.
The cost does not include: personal clothing, HST (13%) or ground transportation
"3-day/2-night Safari with Voyageur Quest and professional photographer Rob Stimpson"
Paddle the northwest corner of Algonquin is search of Moose. Wake up with the sun, canoe through the mist and enjoy magical mornings photographing the famed wildlife of Algonquin. Learn all about wildlife photography and enjoy 3 glorious spring days inside the most famous provincial park in Ontario.
The Photography Safari features two nights accommodation: one night in the Algonquin Log cabin and one night camping inside Algonquin Park. The camping segment is made extremely comfortable with the help of Voyageur Quest guides who set up camp, serve beer and wine and produce first rate meals cooked over the fire.
We are delighted to have Rob Stimpson accompany this wildlife photography safari. Rob is an award-winning professional photographer, photography instructor and outdoor guide. From paddling Arctic Rivers, trekking in Africa, numerous outdoor adventures in Ontario and other regions of Canada he brings a wealth of knowledge on the natural world to his seminars.Rob has a genuine love of the wilderness and unique ability to capture the spirit of the land on film is an inspiration to everyone he teaches.
Group size is limited to 12 guests, Rob and the Voyageur Quest guide team.
Check out these great moose sighting videos taken in June 2007 and posted on our weblog!
Saturday to Monday
June 1-3 & June 8-10, 2012
Cost is $675 per person from Algonquin Park.
Cost includes: two nights accommodation (one night Algonquin Log Cabin and one night camping), tasty meals, all equipment (except sleeping bags - rentals are available for $25), park permits, wildlife photography workshop, and services of a wilderness guide.
Cost does not include: HST (13% sales tax), personal clothing, sleeping bags, fishing equipment/licence.
Photo courtesty of Bob Downson, Moose Photography Trip, 2010
"Bring your school group for an Algonquin canoe trip shaped to your educational needs"
As an Algonquin outdoor experiential specialist, Voyageur Quest creates innovative canoe trips as well as lodge based educational programming out of our two unique Algonquin Lodges. Educational programs include: Duke of Edinburough, Algonquin Park ecology, leadership development, sustainable living, traditional Canadian travel, survival, relationship building, First Nation culture, group problem solving and self-management skills. Voyageur Quest works with your school to help develop a program specifically for your student population.
1-9 Day trips available
May 1 - October 2012
The cost is from $73 per person based on a minimum group size of 10 or more from Algonquin Park
Return transportation is available from the Greater Toronto area.
"Extreme Adventure on the French River"
Take the Voyageur Challenge and paddle 100 km in one day! Join 6 other brave souls in a Voyageur canoe and paddle route down the French River from Wolseley Bay to Georgian Bay. This is a demanding journey for experienced outdoor types who are up for a challenge and a unique way to celebrate the summer soltice.
June 15-17, 2012
The cost is: $550 per person
The cost includes: two nights camping accommodation, tasty meals, all equipment (except sleeping bags, permits, and services of a wilderness guide.
The cost does not include: HST (13% sales tax), personal clothing, sleeping bags, or transportation from Toronto
