Immerse yourself in Canadian history, national museums and the UNESCO World Heritage Rideau Canal. Maple Bus serves downtown Ottawa, Bayshore and Fallowfield, with service to Kingston, Toronto, Pearson Airport, Mississauga, London and Windsor, and from Montreal.
Daily bus from downtown Ottawa to Toronto along the 401, with stops in Kingston, Belleville, Trenton, Cobourg, Port Hope and Oshawa, and Toronto stops at Scarborough Town Centre and Yorkdale. Free Wi-Fi, USB charging and comfortable seats.
Daily bus from Toronto to Ottawa — board at Yorkdale, Scarborough Town Centre or downtown and ride east via Oshawa, Port Hope, Cobourg, Trenton, Belleville and Kingston. Skip the traffic and parking.
A direct bus from Ottawa to Toronto Pearson Airport (Viscount Station) — no rental car, parking fees or transfer through Union Station.
Landing at Pearson? Ride from Viscount Station straight to Ottawa, with stops along the 401 including Kingston.
Daily service between Ottawa and Kingston — popular with Queen’s University students and weekend travellers. Free Wi-Fi, USB chargers and no highway stress.
A popular route for students and regular travellers between Kingston and Ottawa, with drop-offs at Fallowfield, Bayshore and downtown Ottawa.
Travel between Ottawa and Mississauga with stops across the 401 corridor, Toronto and Pearson Airport. The Mississauga stop runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Weekend service from Mississauga to Ottawa — the Mississauga stop runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday — with stops in Toronto, Kingston and along the 401.
Our long-distance route from Ottawa to Windsor via Kingston, Toronto, Pearson Airport, Kitchener-Waterloo and London.
From Windsor to Ottawa via London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Pearson Airport, Toronto and Kingston.
Ottawa to London on our Ottawa – Windsor route, via Kingston, Toronto, Pearson Airport and Kitchener-Waterloo.
London to Ottawa on our Windsor – Ottawa route, via Kitchener-Waterloo, Pearson Airport, Toronto and Kingston.
From Montreal (Namur Metro) to Ottawa, with drop-offs downtown and at Bayshore.
Gothic revival architecture overlooking the Ottawa River, hosting ceremonial guards and historical tours.
Scenic waterway for walking, biking, boat cruises in summer and the world’s largest skating rink in winter.
One of Canada’s oldest public markets bustling with specialty food stalls, artisanal crafts, and nightlife.
Extraordinary art collection housed in an architectural glass masterpiece.
Everything about station locations, travel times, and arrival transfers.
Ottawa — Downtown; Ottawa — Bayshore; Ottawa — Fallowfield (MacEwen gas station).
Yes — students receive 10% off every trip with a valid student ID.
