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Quebec Wilderness and Whales

  • Enjoy a 15-day self-drive journey through stunning landscapes, quaint villages, and lively urban centres.

  • Explore the vibrant city life of Montreal and its cultural attractions.

  • Discover the remote wilderness of Saint-Félicien with its outdoor adventures.

  • Experience whale watching and coastal scenery in Tadoussac.

  • Wander the charming streets and historic sites of Quebec City

 
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From £1,600 per person (excluding flights)

This is based on 14 nights’ accommodation on a room only basis, listed excursions, and car hire.

Note: This trip can be tailored to your requirements. Speak to our team if you’d like a customised itinerary.

This roughly converts to 1,904 EUR | 2,064 USD

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Departure Days: These trips operate daily from May to Mid-October

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ITINERARY

Pick up your rental car at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport and make your way to the heart of the city. Check in to your hotel and take a leisurely stroll through Old Montreal, where cobbled streets, historic architecture, and lively cafes set the scene. Enjoy dinner at one of the city’s renowned restaurants and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Spend the day discovering Montreal’s top sights. Visit Notre-Dame Basilica, explore the Old Port, and admire the panoramic views from Mount Royal. Stroll along St. Catherine Street, one of Canada’s best shopping streets, or visit St. Joseph’s Oratory. In the afternoon, consider a 90-minute Maritime Excursion, where you can see the city from the water while learning about its rich history.
Depart Montreal and head north to Lanaudière, a region known for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures. This scenic drive takes you through forests, rolling hills, and charming villages. Your destination is a lakeside inn on Lac Taureau, offering relaxation, spa treatments, and activities such as kayaking and hiking.
Spend a full day enjoying the lake and surrounding wilderness. Choose from water sports such as canoeing and sailing or explore the area on an ATV or a guided wildlife excursion. The spa is perfect for those looking to unwind.
Drive south through the picturesque countryside of Lanaudière, passing forests, rivers, and farmland. Arrive in Saint-Paulin, near Trois-Rivières, where your accommodation offers outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and tennis.
Relax and explore the area. Take a walk through the scenic trails, enjoy local cuisine, or visit Magnan Falls, where you can learn about hydroelectric power while enjoying spectacular natural surroundings.
Today, travel north to the Lac St. Jean region, home to the Montagnais First Nations and a unique local culture. Stop at Pointe-Bleue to visit a Native art museum, then take the cable car to Val-Jalbert for stunning lake views and a fascinating look at the region’s pulp and paper industry history.
Spend the day at the Zoo Sauvage de Saint-Félicien, an open-range wildlife park where you can observe over 80 species, including bears, moose, and Arctic foxes in their natural habitats. The zoo’s mission focuses on conservation and education, making it a unique and immersive experience.
Travel along the north shore of the Saguenay River, taking in dramatic cliffs and breathtaking scenery. Arrive in Tadoussac, a historic village at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord, known for its rich maritime history and excellent whale-watching opportunities.
Embark on a guided whale-watching cruise on the St. Lawrence River, where you may spot humpback, minke, and even blue whales. Spend the afternoon exploring Tadoussac’s charming waterfront, historic buildings, and sandy beaches.
Drive through the Charlevoix region, famous for its rolling hills, artist communities, and gourmet food. Stop at Manoir Richelieu, home to a luxury resort and casino, or visit Montmorency Falls, which are higher than Niagara Falls. Take a ferry across the St. Lawrence before arriving in Quebec City, one of North America’s most historic and picturesque cities.
Discover the UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, with its cobbled streets, historic landmarks, and lively squares. Visit Château Frontenac, stroll along the Dufferin Terrace, and explore Petit-Champlain, one of the oldest commercial streets in North America. Consider joining a historic walking tour for deeper insight into the city’s fascinating past.
Head south through the Eastern Townships, a region known for its scenic landscapes, charming villages, and historic sites. Stop in North Hatley or Magog to explore boutique shops and local wineries before reaching Orford, where lakes and mountains offer a peaceful retreat.
Spend the day exploring the natural beauty of the region. Hike in Mont-Orford National Park, visit local markets, or simply relax by the lake. The area’s mix of French and Anglo-Saxon heritage makes it a unique cultural experience.
Drive back to Montreal for your return flight. Depending on your departure time, you may have a chance for some last-minute sightseeing or shopping before dropping off your rental car at the airport.

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