Top Quebec Safaris

Set off from Montreal for a unique adventure at Parc Omega, in total tranquility thanks to private transportation. This guided safari is distinguished by the use of special sounds to attract the attention of animals and better understand their behavior. Unlike standard tours, this experience offers ethical interactions, personalized explanations, and free time to explore the park on foot, feed free-ranging deer, and attend animal demonstrations depending on the season. Ideal for families, couples and small groups looking for an authentic immersion in Canadian nature.

Admire Quebec City from the water's edge—and enjoy a time-saving way to discover the region's top sights—on this St. Lawrence River sightseeing cruise. See the Quebec City skyline, including the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac hotel. Then, spy the thundering Montmorency Falls, and continue to the picturesque Île d'Orléans. Along the way, learn more from your guide's on-board commentary.

Even if you’re short on time while visiting Montreal, you can still see many of the sights in a condensed time by prebooking this short St. Lawrence River sunset boat tour from Old Port of Montreal. This boat tour sets off from the port and passes main city highlights such as the Clock Tower, Victoria Bridge, and Habitat 67. Plus, you can listen to interesting city info while you cruise.

Located in the St. Lawrence River, just outside Quebec City, Orleans Island is a culinary haven. On this half-day tour, discover specialty drinks and foods of the region—and enjoy a gourmet outing that few other visitors get to experience—at several different stops, including a vineyard. Taste wine, ice cider, and maple syrup, and visit a chocolate factory. As you go, learn about the history and early settlement of the island.

Most visitors never make it beyond Montreal's city limits — not because they don't want to, but because getting there without a car feels like too much of a hassle. That's exactly where we come in. At Experience Tour Canada, we handle everything so you don't have to. No rental cars, no logistics headaches. Just you, your group, and a dedicated local guide from pickup to drop-off — fully private, fully personalized, two iconic destinations in one seamless day. ️ Admission fees? Already covered. You pay nothing extra at the gate. What's included — zero hidden costs: Parc Oméga admission fees Carrots to feed the deer and wildlife Door-to-door pickup and drop-off from Montreal Private, dedicated guide — no shared groups, ever Guided in English, French, Spanish, or Portuguese Two iconic destinations in one unforgettable day Book with confidence — everything is taken care of from pickup to drop-off.

Visiting Quebec City in winter doesn’t mean you have to stay indoors. Get out and have some fun, without worrying about getting lost, on this guided snowshoeing adventure in Jacques-Cartier National Park. Explore the forest, look for wildlife, learn about the area from your local guide, and get the chance to take beautiful winter photos. Stop at a heated tent for lunch and a refreshing hot drink.

Discover Montreal from a different perspective on a refreshing and friendly boat outing, perfect for families. This adventure on the St. Lawrence River takes you through a mix of nature, beach stops, swimming opportunities, and beautiful scenery, far from the usual tourist routes. Enjoy a relaxing stop to savor your picnic in a peaceful setting, with the option to swim on warm days. In addition to this moment of relaxation, you will explore the beautiful Boucherville Islands area, known for its preserved natural environment, wildlife, peaceful landscapes, and unique atmosphere on the water. Bring your own food, drinks, and music to create a personalized and enjoyable experience on the water. This experience perfectly combines soft adventure, discovery, and family fun in an exceptional natural setting. Highlights: Picnic stop in a peaceful location Swimming opportunity Discovery of the Boucherville Islands Natural Park Beautiful views of Montreal and the St. Lawrence River