Ontario Tourism has partnered with the Luxury tailor-made specialist Scott Dunn to develop new ‘rustic chic’ product including high-end boutique properties and two new romantic self-drive itineraries.
 

Leading with an emphasis on hidden gems and remote wilderness resorts, located in naturally stunning parts of Ontario – many of these unique properties are brand new to the UK market and offer an authentic rustic experience with nature, whilst providing luxurious accommodations with deluxe mod cons.

Resorts like E’terra - exclusive to Scott Dunn – which is tucked away in a secret location in the heart of the Bruce Peninsula. A beautiful boutique bed and breakfast situated just 4 hours from Toronto; its sumptuous and luxurious accommodations are perfect for a romantic escape or honeymoon.

In addition two new self-drive itineraries in Ontario are also available, with an emphasis on combining city life with romantic hideaways. These trips offer an independent way of travelling; visiting a number of key highlights and plentiful opportunities to discover Ontario’s vibrant cities, boutique wineries, leafy villages, gourmet restaurants, crystal clear lakes, wildlife and Niagara Falls. These relaxed trips offer honeymooners something off the beaten track, without compromising on luxury.

‘Ontario Honeymoon Hideaways’ costs from £2,585 per person based on low season travel including 2nts at Soho Metropolitan (Toronto), 2nts at Langdon Hall (Cambridge), 3nts at E’terra (Bruce Peninsula) and 3nts at the Sherwood Inn (Muskoka), private transfer on arrival, inclusive car rental with GPS and international flights with BA inc taxes. For more information or to make a booking visit www.scottdunn.com or tel 0203 432 6946.

Notes for Editors:

About Ontario

The province of Ontario is located in east-centralCanada and is bordered by the Canadian provinces of Manitoba to the west and Quebec to the east, and five U.S. states to the south. With a population of more than 13 million, Ontario is home to one in three Canadians and is one of Canada’s largest provinces, covering more than one million square kilometres (415,000 square miles). Toronto, the capital of Ontario, is Canada’s largest city. It is also the commercial, industrial and financial centre of Canada. Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is also located in Ontario. Ontario is home to 400,000 lakes and contains one-third of the world's fresh water.

 
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For further information please contact:
Kimberly Rogers
Tel: +44 207 644-6121
Email: KRogers@aviacircle.com