Arrival Toronto

1 Day

25 km

Upon arrival, meet and greet at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Check-in then meeting with your guide. Free dinner and accommodation. 

Toronto - Niagara Falls - Toronto

1 Day

300 km

Morning orientation tour of the Queen City. In this dynamic and cosmopolitan metropolis, you will discover the old and new City Hall, St. Michael's Cathedral, the University campus buildings, the CN Tower, etc. Then you will drive along Lake Ontario to Niagara Falls. Detour to the picturesque village of Niagara-on-the-Lake before heading to Niagara Falls. Lunch close to the falls. Then a mini-cruise on the Hornblower boat to the base of the Canadian Falls - an exhilarating experience. Afterwards, free time for your own discovery and end of the day, return to Toronto. Dinner and accommodation. (as an option: flight by helicopter over the falls).

Toronto - Mile-Îles - Ottawa

1 Day

440 km

Departure for the beautiful region of the 1000 Islands, by a "nature" road that follows the St. Lawrence River and where you will see, in some places, beautiful country scenes. Boarding for a discovery of an archipelago of 1800 islands, flown over by cormorants and blues herons. Stop in Kingston and have a typical lunch. Then cruise in the Thousand Islands region (1h) and later on, continuation to Ottawa along Lake Ontario. Check-in at the hotel, dinner (PC) and accommodation.

Ottawa - Montréal

1 Day

220 km

This morning, orientation tour of Ottawa including Parliament Hill, the National Memorial, the National Arts Center, the Château Laurier, the Rideau Canal, and much more. Continue with a visit to the Canadian Museum of History, the most visited museum in Canada. Lunch, then on to Montreal, vast metropolis built on an island. Dinner (in PC). Check in at the hotel and overnight stay.

Montreal - Quebec

1 Day

300 km

Guided tour of Montreal: see the Old Montreal district and admire the facade of Notre-Dame Basilica, Place Jacques-Cartier, City Hall, continue on Boulevard St. Laurent, known as “La Main,” the iconic thoroughfare that separates the east and west sides of the city, Mount Royal, nicknamed “the mountain” by Montrealers, the Olympic Stadium, and more. Lunch featuring smoked meat, a local specialty. You will have some free time for shopping. Head to Quebec City, a favorite city of the French. Stop at Montmorency Falls Park, with its 83-meter-high waterfall. Dinner on your own (even if you are on full board) and overnight stay in downtown Quebec City at the Concorde Hotel (or similar).

Quebec - Rimouski

1 Day

310 km

This morning, enjoy a guided tour of Quebec City, the only fortified city in North America. Immerse yourself in its fascinating history and discover its iconic sites: the fortifications, witnesses to its rich military past; the Plains of Abraham; Grande Allée; the National Assembly; the Citadel; the famous Château Frontenac; and Place Royale and the Petit Champlain district, with its unique European charm. Free time for personal exploration. Lunch on your own in Old Quebec. Departure for the Lower St. Lawrence, a region renowned for its seascapes and traditional crafts. Stop in St-Jean-Port-Joli, a charming village known as the woodcarving capital of Quebec. Discover the crafts of local artisans in this small village, including a visit to a general store where you can sample some local products. Drive to Rimouski and check in at the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Rimouski - Carleton

1 Day

280 km

Discover the historic maritime site of Pointe-au-Père, which recounts the terrible shipwreck of 1914. Visit the permanent exhibition and admire the exceptional view of the river from the top of the lighthouse. Continue on to Chaleur Bay. Lunch (included). Visit the Battle of the Ristigouche National Historic Site and relive the last naval battle between France and Great Britain for possession of North American territory. A captivating visit rich in history. Dinner. Overnight stay at the Motel Interprovincial (or similar).

N.B., from mid-September, the program may be adapted to the restricted opening hours of the sites. The visit to the Battle of the Restigouche may be replaced by another visit.

Carleton - Percé

1 Day

180 km

Visit the Paspébiac National Historic Site and explore this open-air museum that traces the history of cod fishing. Learn more about the international trade in this fish through 11 buildings. Drive to Percé. Upon arrival, enjoy a packed lunch, then take a boat trip to get a closer look at the iconic Percé Rock. Then stop at Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park, with its rich natural, historical, and geological heritage. Its unique flora and fauna, including its famous colony of northern gannets, make it a must-see destination. Dinner (full board). Check in for two nights.

N.B., from mid-September, the program may be adapted to the restricted opening hours of the sites.

Percé - visit

1 Day

25 km

This morning, head out to sea in search of marine mammals. You may be lucky enough to spot whales, fin whales, or other giants of the sea. Return to dry land for lunch. Visit the UNESCO Global Geopark in Percé: explore more than 500 million years of Earth's history through the exhibition and enjoy a different view of the Rock from the glass platform 200 meters above sea level. Dinner (full board). Overnight stay.

Percé - Ste.Anne-des-Monts

1 Day

380 km

Morning dedicated to exploring Forillon National Park. Sea landscapes, cliffs, and mountains give this park exceptional beauty and a unique character. Depending on the season, you can visit heritage sites such as a historic general store or a typical fisherman-farmer's house. Picnic lunch. Continue to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts for dinner and lodging.

NB: for groups traveling in June and from mid- to late September, the itinerary will be adjusted as follows:
Day 9: the morning will be dedicated to visiting the UNESCO Global Geopark in Percé, with free time in the afternoon.
Day 10: The whale watching cruise will depart from Forillon National Park in the morning. The visit to Forillon National Park will take place after the cruise.

Ste. Anne-des-Monts - Rivière-du-Loup

1 Day

330 km

Visit Gaspésie Park, a hiking mecca in Quebec and home to a herd of woodland caribou. Depending on your abilities, your guide will suggest a short walk (approx. 30 min round trip) to the lookout point overlooking Mont Albert and the Sainte-Anne River waterfall... magnificent! Packed lunch. Continue to Rivière-du-Loup, to the Hôtel Universel (or similar) for your overnight stay. Dinner (PC).

Rivière-du-Loup - Lac Delage étape nature

1 Day

180 km

Return to Quebec City and stop at the picturesque village of St-Jean-Port-Joli. Lunch in a sugar shack. On the menu: pea soup, crispy pork ears, baked beans, all drizzled with delicious maple syrup. Visit a traditional Huron site for an immersion in the heart of the Huron-Wendat culture in an authentic reconstructed village. Then, settle in for two nights at your lakeside inn surrounded by nature. Dinner and overnight stay.

Séjour Nature

1 Day

420 km

Enjoy a relaxing day with full board at your nature lodge. Indoor pool, outdoor pool and hot tubs, mini golf, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, games room... plenty to keep you busy all day long!

Accommodation: Manoir du Lac Delage / Auberge du Lac Morency (or similar)

Lac Delage / Saint-Hippolyte - Montréal

1 Day

140 km

After a relaxing breakfast en route to Montreal and transfer to the airport. Lunch not included (even with full board).

The return flight cannot leave before 3 p.m.