•  Travel Insurance is not included in your tour package.

•  A Passport is mandatory for a U.S Trip.

• Custom forms will be provided and will be completed as a group on the bus prior to border entry & re-entry.

•  Please do not bring fruit or meat products with you, as you cannot take it across the border.

• Do not forget your medication, if any. Medication is to required  to remain in its originally prescribed container.

• Young Adults without Parents or Guardian must have consent form. We have the forms if requested.

• Accommodations will not be made for those denied from crossing the border or detained for any reason. And NO refund on trip.

• You can bring 1 large suitcase and 1 carry-on bag per person. Please have your name, address and phone number on your large suitcase  & also putting a ribbon or marking on your suitcase will help you identify it quickly as the suitcases are being loaded and unloaded from  the bus.

• Your large suitcase MUST NOT BE LOCKED as we cross the U.S/CAN border.

• Please keep all receipts of your purchases made in the U.S in one place (Like envelope) for customs on return to Canada

• You are allowed to bring back $ 800.00 (Canadian funds) PP, including duty  free. 1.5 L. of wine or 1.14 L of Liquor or 24 x 355 ml ( 12 oz) ,  bottles/cans of beer or ale (8.5L),and 200 cigarettes, 200 tobacco sticks, 50 cigars or 50 cigarillos and 200 grams manufactured tobacco.

• If you spend 48hrs+ in the USA, you may bring back $800.00 in purchases exemptions, per person.
  For the latest information, visit http://www.dutyfreecanada.com/customs-allowances/ 

 Cannabis is legal for adults in Canada. However, it is still illegal  to transport cannabis and products containing cannabis – including  edible cannabis, cannabis extracts and cannabis topicals – across the  Canadian border:

• No matter how much cannabis you have with you
• Even if you are authorized to use cannabis for medical purposes in any form, including cannabidiol (CBD)
• Even if you are traveling to or from a municipality, state or country where cannabis has been legalized or decriminalized

If you are entering Canada and have cannabis with you in any form, you must declare it to the Canada Border Services Agency.

Not declaring cannabis in your possession at the Canadian border is a serious criminal offense. You could be arrested and prosecuted.

It is illegal to take cannabis across the Canadian border, whether  you are entering or leaving the country. You could be charged with a criminal offense if you try to travel to other countries with any amount of cannabis in your possession. This applies to all countries, whether cannabis is legal there or not.

Cannabis is illegal in most countries. If you try to travel internationally with any amount of cannabis in your possession, you could face serious criminal penalties both at home and abroad. You could be denied entry at your destination country if you have previously used cannabis or any substance prohibited by local laws. You could also be denied entry to other countries in the future.

It is your responsibility to learn about the laws, including the legal status of cannabis use and possession, in your destination country. 

 Although the possession of cannabis is legal in some U.S. states, it remains illegal under U.S. federal laws. Do not attempt to cross the Canada-U.S. border with any amount of cannabis in any form, even if you are traveling to a U.S. state that has legalized possession of  cannabis.