There's loads to do in Cumberland, but venture farther afield and you'll find even more magic. Organize a set of wheels and you can cruise around the greater area at your own pace. Add these fantastic places to your to-do list:

• Head to Montreal for an excellent sightseeing experience. Roughly 90 miles from Cumberland, it's home to lots of great sights, including Notre Dame Basilica.
• Roughly 100 miles away, Kingston is also a favorite with travelers. Make sure you take in Kingston Waterfront while you're here. It's one of the reasons people love staying a while in this thriving city.
• Head to Sandbanks Provincial Park to feel grounded in nature. Pack a picnic to enjoy or just chill out in the fresh air. From Cumberland, it's around 140 miles away.

If you don't have a driver's license issued in Canada, then you'll likely need to apply for an International Driving Permit (IDP) in your home country to be allowed to rent a car. You should also be aware that if an IDP is required, it won't be valid on its own. You'll be asked to show your driver's license from your home country your passport and other forms of documentation as well. Lastly, make sure the credit card you used to book the rental vehicle matches the name on your license and passport. A few other things to note to rent a car internationally are:

• Age restrictions: You need to be 25 or older in many countries to rent a car. If you're younger than that, it may still be possible to rent a car but you'll have to pay a Young Driver's Surcharge. Additional restrictions may also apply to the types of cars you can rent.
• Driving limitations: Make sure you read the fine print before getting behind the wheel. With rental cars, you usually can't cross country borders, drive onto ferries or go off-roading with a rental vehicle.