All Quebec Tours & Excursions in 2026

Go on a half-day adventure through Quebec’s Saguenay Fjord National Park with all the logistics taken care of for you. Hop on a minibus with a group and guide and stop at top attractions throughout the day, including L'Anse-Saint-Jean, La Pyramide des Ha! Ha!, and L'Anse De Tabatière (Sepaq). Plus, your guide tells you all about the area’s history and geology as you go.

Check off two popular destinations east of Quebec City with this convenient private tour. Travel around the city faster in a private vehicle as you stop at Montmorency Falls and the Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre. Notice details of the church you might otherwise miss on your own with a guided tour (all days except Sundays).

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.

Montreal is one of Canada’s most exciting foodie destinations, with everything from gourmet cuisine to tasty street food. Choose from two main itineraries: one focusing on the Mile End district, the other on the vibrant Jean Talon Market. Sample a variety of local and European-inspired dishes, such as gnocchi and Montreal-style bagels.

Imagine yourself indulging in a rejuvenating thermal experience, surrounded by the breathtaking panorama of the St. Lawrence River. Strom Spa surpasses ordinary spas, offering a unique circuit of soothing pools, invigorating saunas, and steam rooms – all designed to melt away stress and restore your inner peace. Picture yourself soaking in the warmth, gazing out at the majestic river – it's pure bliss! This is the ultimate way to unwind and reconnect with yourself amidst the captivating beauty of Quebec City.

If you’re not familiar with Montreal’s past, it can be difficult to fully appreciate the historical and cultural significance of Old Montreal on your own. Gain a deeper understanding of local history, architecture, culture, food, and art, and take the hassle out of finding your way around the labyrinthine cobbled streets on this small-group walking tour. Get insights from your local guide as well as recommendations on places to eat, drink, and explore.

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.

There’s so much to see in Quebec City’s old town that it can be overwhelming trying to figure out where to start. Rather than worrying about your itinerary, on this small-group walking tour, join your guide as you explore popular local landmarks such as Place Royale, the Parliament Building, City Hall, and much more.

Just a short drive from Quebec City, scenic Ile d'Orleans is a must-see destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with its rustic charm and mountain views. Treat yourself to the incredible scenery on this snowmobile tour around the island, complete with a guide leading the way. After learning how to handle your snowmobile, get your adrenaline going while exploring the island's picturesque landscape.

Meet some of the world’s most fascinating and majestic creatures on this whale-watching cruise from Québec City. Journey to Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, then choose from two distinctly different boating experiences—a small, speedy Zodiac or a spacious observation vessel. Enjoy an exceptional view on your cruise in search of over 10 species of whale, as well as seals and belugas, with commentary from a naturalist guide.

"Everything you always wanted to know about curling but were afraid to ask"..... Curling is an integral part of Canadian winter culture in Quebec. It's a deeply rooted community sport, where the friendly atmosphere as important as the competition. Playing curling is an authentic experience of Canadian northern life. - All necessary curling equipment for playing is provided for you. - Although it's a bit cold, you'll have a lot of fun. Come live an unforgettable experience !

Navigate Quebec's top attractions with a well-organized plan and capture its most scenic and historic sites in one day. Step into history as you stroll through Old Quebec, home to landmarks such as the Château Frontenac, the charming Place Royale, and the picturesque streets of Petit Champlain. With insights from a guide, uncover the fascinating stories that bring this city to life.

Start your half-day escape from Quebec City with a visit to the Albert Gilles Museum, where copper sheets come alive as breathtaking works of art. Next, step into the awe-inspiring Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré; explore freely or join a guided tour inside. Then, feel the power of Montmorency Falls up close before finishing on Île d'Orléans, where hidden gems, local flavors, and handcrafted chocolates await. Morning and afternoon departures available, with flexible pick-up and drop-off wherever suits you best. Book your spot today!

Discover the flavors of Old Quebec on a food walking tour that immerses you in the vibrant culinary scene of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, traverse cobblestone streets to iconic locations, sampling traditional Québecois dishes along the way. From savory snacks to delectable sweet treats, each stop reveals a unique aspect of Quebec's food culture. As you savor these delights, your guide shares captivating stories that trace the city's rich history and culture, providing a deeper understanding of Quebec's heritage. This tour is perfect for food enthusiasts and history buffs alike, offering a unique blend of gastronomy and storytelling. It's a chance to explore the hidden gems of Old Quebec while indulging in its signature flavors, making it an unforgettable experience for all who join.

Montreal’s chilly winters mean inhabitants have long found creative ways of getting around the cold—and that includes the RESO Underground City. The most extensive underground pedestrian network in the world that connects busy downtown streets, indoor passageways, shopping centers, key landmarks, and more—and this small-group tour makes exploring simple. See how the RESO fits into everyday life and explore outdoor portions of downtown Montreal as well.

If you're a first-time visitor with limited time to explore, this group tour is an efficient way to see the best of Montreal. From Mount Royal and Old Montreal to the waterfront and St. Joseph’s Oratory, Canada's largest church, you'll take in the most important sights while learning all about the city's history from your guide.

Don't just discover Quebec City's top sights—immerse yourself in its culinary culture, too, on this two-in-one, evening tour. With just your guide and small group for company, you'll enjoy a personalized way to explore. Discover highlights of UNESCO–listed Old Quebec, from Place Royale and the Quebec City Hall to the city's funicular. Along the way, follow your guide to some of the city's top restaurants as you indulge in a 5-course tasting menu, with drinks included.

Check off two of Montreal’s most popular attractions with one tour. See the city from the water on a cruise down the St. Lawrence River, and experience the Notre-Dame Basilica in a unique way during the immersive AURA show, a sound and light show inside the church. Your tickets to the show are undated, offering more flexibility than traditional tours.

Explore one of Montreal’s oldest public markets while sampling fresh foods from local food stalls and eateries on this half-day small-group food tour that offers an insider's perspective that most travelers miss. Enjoy family recipes and locally sourced treats such as hand-carved meats, freshly baked breads, and maple syrup tarts before tucking into the tour’s secret dish, all while learning about the city’s food scene.

During this historical and cultural tour of Old Montreal, you discover the most famous places of this old district and also explore the local culture and the more unusual aspects of our beautiful metropolis! All this in a small group (15 people maximum) and with a certified guide holding a permit issued by the city of Montreal.

Revisit Quebec’s fascinating history on this tour of Old Quebec City. A guide will meet you in period costume and lead you through 400 years of exciting history as you wander the only walled city in North America. Visit Place Royale, considered the birthplace of French civilization in North America, and see the magnificent Château Frontenac and the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec. A friendly local guide will lead you through the city, which is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. This small-group tour ensures a more intimate experience.

Discover Québec City's rich history and vibrant culture on this private guided walking tour. Starting in the Upper Town district, your guide will walk you through centuries of history, from the early 1600s to the present day. This tour is tailored to your preferences, allowing you to explore Québec City's iconic sites and hidden gems at your own pace. Stroll through Old Québec's narrow streets and stone buildings while learning about the city's unique heritage. Visit landmarks like the Fortifications of Québec, the only remaining walled city in North America, and Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church, one of Canada's oldest stone churches. See the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac and enjoy views of the scenic St. Lawrence River from Terrasse Dufferin. Conclude your tour back in the Upper Town, having experienced a blend of history, architecture, and local stories.

Travel from historic Old Montreal to the borough of Plateau Mont-Royal on this walking tour of the city. Visit the ornately decorated Basilica then wander the streets of Vieux-Montréal while learning about the city’s history and checking out its street art. Plus, make stops in the entertainment district and Chinatown.

The Jacques Cartier Valley and its majestic canyon are an important part of the history of Quebec and the founding of America and are filled with majestic landscapes and scenery. Exploring them accompanied by mountain goats is a unique experience in the world and allows you to have a privileged contact with nature and to live a unique adventure that few travelers have the chance to know. The history and tradition of lumberjacks and woodsmen await you.