Treat yourself to an authentic Québecois tradition and join the fun at the Sugar Shack with good food, traditional music and a maple taffy treat. Upon arrival you will be greeted by the local tenants of the Cabane à Sucre (Sugar Shack), where you will first visit an absolutely unique Maple Museum presenting the evolution and modernization of the industry throughout the years. Afterwar... more info

Learn the fascinating history of Québec as you are whisked back in time to relive the city's 400-year legacy followed by a journey along the St. Lawrence River to one of the most picturesque areas of the Province of Québec known as the Beaupre Coast. You will first visit the Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre Shrine where popular belief says that Ste-Anne had saved numerous shipwreck victims off Cap... more info

A professional cycling guide will meet you on the pier. From there, a short walk brings you to the cycle shop where you will be fitted with a bicycle, helmet and water bottle. Ride approximately eight miles (90 minutes) to Montmorency Falls, passing the Québec Yacht Harbor and the Industrial Grain Elevators before crossing the St. Charles River. The cycle path continues on a course paralle... more info

Experience the splendor of French Canada's Beaupre Coast with a scenic drive along the St. Lawrence Seaway to Ste-Anne Canyon. Carved into the 900 million year-old rock of the Canadian Shield, the Ste-Anne Canyon is truly a natural wonder. Three bridges and various lookout platforms with interpretive displays allow for spectacular views of the falls. A specially designed vehicle provides the di... more info

Discover the European charm and character of the first French city in North America as you explore the city sights and learn the fascinating history of Québec's 400-year legacy. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is the Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Québec. Located just outside the Chateau is the romantic street called Dufferin Terrace, from where you... more info

As the skies begin to darken, your costumed tour guide strikes a match and lights his lantern. Anxious holders wait in anticipation, for they know they will be walking through Old Québec and stepping into a gory past to hear tales of more than 300 years of murders, executions, mysterious ghost sightings, tragedies and hauntings. The cobblestone streets and ancient buildings set the stage as y... more info

Québec is a city built on a hill with narrow cobblestone streets and charming little alleyways, and the best way to explore the Lower Town of Québec is on foot. In the heart of the Lower Town, site of the first settlement of Québec, is the Place Royale. Once the home of wealthy merchants, the square is also the home to North America's oldest standing Catholic Church, Notre-Dame d... more info

Within minutes of the old walled city of Québec and along the St. Lawrence River are the beautiful pastoral landscapes of the Island of Orléans and Montmorency Falls. Take a step back in time as you cross the bridge to the Isle of Orléans, where you will enjoy a scenic drive through the picturesque villages of traditional rural Québec. First settled by the French more than 3... more info

You'll discover the European charm of the first French city in North America as you enjoy a short funicular ride to reach the castle-like Chateau Frontenac. It was here that Roosevelt, Churchill and MacKenzie King met to discuss their strategy during World War II. From the romantic boardwalk of Dufferin Terrace, you will have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orléans, and... more info

One of the best ways to discover Québec's historical side is by walking through the narrow cobblestone streets. Your Québecois guide will help you discover the first settlement of New France, Place Royale and bring you to the first shopping street in North America in the Lower Town, Le Quartier Petit-Champlain. In the Upper Town, you will walk through three centuries of history to see... more info

Early travelers found that the best way to discover the Jacques Cartier River's majestic landscape and exceptional tranquil beauty is from the river itself. Nothing has changed, and today you will discover the river the very same way. While most of the river is fairly calm, there are a few soft rapids to make your journey a bit of an adventure. The river offers spectacular scenery, waterfalls a... more info

If you're interested in religious history, or just in the mood for a scenic, leisurely drive, take this trip along the St. Lawrence River. With more than 1.5 million visitors and pilgrims making their way to the shrine each year, Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré has become one of the most important Catholic sites in North America. You will be able to independently stroll the lovely grounds of the basil... more info